The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-23

Japan Correspondenee.
YOKOHAMA, August 81, 1872.
Z The brisk tone Of eusiucss In tea and sir pre-
vioasy noted. has naiatained It's spirit during the
past lortplgAt although operations in imports have
been Characterized BY slight aRlreSs, The L. 5 $
laeSavasps arrived here On the 18th ieSL, after q
moderately alrwes,her raa trOm San Francisco 1t
il reported that Mr.. Stesrps. Who PLACED The Arcos
took At The service Of tbs Uped States Government
on the occa>ioa Ofthe loss ofthe Oeeda sst length
10 be n Nsrdea Tor toe spirited and eommendsele
set ne oraiaoes forv6oairgs which have pre-
vailed rslalia 70 the ThraSian have b<Sn Gi>pened
by the arrival in port og the vessel herself although
Der los had eeea reported up0o high authority,
Tbe completing shipment Of the telegraph waterfall
having therefore arrived. an early opcniOs OF tbs
lice OF Telegraph fro this place 10 KOBE aud Osaka
lray BE- looked for.
The gratifying Efforts OF few enlightened spirits
Of the Eiowery LAID. arouS the most prominent OF
whom may Be ulentiooed YuuS Wing, who studied
Ter heightened period at Yale College ar uOw
powerful 10 dspeins the cloud OF darkness aud X
porsnce which Chiaa has - peTsiS,vn,ly Rep, how
erieg about her Thirty Young Chiuamen aro nov
ca their way 10 Ameriea uEdyr the guardianship Of
Yung wlnS 70 pass through a course Of edueatIou
in the Uai,ed States, and they viii probably soon
be followed BY others
\ coore ship, the Maria Lees, frcrn Macao bound
to Csls0, rvceDtly pot iuto NokohamS for repairs,
baviug sustained considerable damage al sea duriug
BAD weather. At the suggestion Of Il BINS Charge
d'AElirvs the Jspsnese authorities have instituted
81 Inquiry into the eoaditou aud treatment Of the
coolies on board ana - several cases ct IN trvat,
before the public, The captain will probably get iuto
difscgliies. The ship lss beea detained, aud the
case i pending in the Kausgawa KeuSho. before
Govercor Dye Tax, the terviSu Cou>uls sl>o beiag
present. An action f0r libel * thTyatsuSd xsiass
the Jp,rt Rrt BY the captain, that paper ha,i j.-
dulSed in very severe structures upon the afajr
Yokohama has at leagth been favored by visit
from the Mikado-thoUsh more BY accident than by
design the part Of HIS Majesty, the houoy being
totally unexpected by the officials The Teuuo has
until recently been invested with divinity by The
uatiyr uiad, but it hss now become tolersbly evil
dent to al that such atribute was extrayssauty
rendered, and people have ceased TO thiuk OF the
Son Of Heaven as other than mere mortal On
the morning Of the 18th instant the japanese fleet
which lad escorted the Emperor on his southern
tour came sweeping into the Bay amid the booming
OF those mortal sugiues, whose boarse Threats the
immortal Joye's dread clsmors counterfeit the
dancing Of Gorgeous bunting about the tall and
giddy spas Of the noble saips, aud pretty general
excitement on shore. Little preparation was made
tor His Msj-sys reception owing to his sudden and
unlocked for VISIT and therefore when the steam
launches of the feet bad laid bis barge and the boats
coutaiuiuy his ais alongside the hatoba the entbu-
sasu generally Observed the approach OF ROYALTY
Nas missing The few Foreigners assembled, stood
uncovered, with becoming respect, while the Gov
eruor OF kaua-awa and other otiieials held them
selves in readiness 10 welcome their Sovereign. He
was attended in the barge by the chief Chamber
lain, Nice-Chamoeriaiu, Lord High Adr1iral Vice
Minister OF Marine Eqgerries, &C.. an officer stand
ing in the bow OF tie boat betriug the rcyal bauCer
His Majesty Is q zyo1ug man, rather above the
middle height, somewhat slightly made, aud OF a
darker complexion than IS generally seen au0ug the
MOBILES Of Japan The Emperor was coBdueyed to
the Sribanshe wits-rt the ususI pomP OF royal
the natives bending upon o. II knees.
hut not prUstratiu themselves as formerly required
70. Tbs police VITO Hact tbc route stood at at-
teuti0u." His Majesty gave a passing glimpse al
the British Consulate, declined visiting the tJtri.u
and after purtaiD OF refreshments and
passing the afternoon at the Saibaushe, which had
been prepared lGrredIy tor his reception, be Ieft
for SiaasaWa Is zgyeslI trIiu at six 'csek, Nlere
troop OF lIuerrs numerous Tetainvrs, carr as etc,
were in attendance 10 escort bin 10 bis cas.Ie 81
Tet0- t Is said that His Najestys 5uservarious sul
ing bis southern tour have proven very satisfactory.
especially IN respect OF the imVroveneuts intro .
iucrt into his d0minious by f5reL-uer= aud a. he
himself WIS dressed in fOrvigu attire, IT msy be .
safely assumed that bis expressions OF approval
SINCERE, though the manner 10 y hieh BE- walked ia
lis European boots, it has zen said, suggested .
lHythiag tut appreciation OF their cUnlturt-