The New York herald., 1872-12-26
JAPAN.

TAe Grand Duke Alexis Preparat tion
lsr Return TO Russia-Relations With
Corea-Thc Educa tional Missions I'm
Europe and America-Imperial Diplo-
: Aacyitn Washington and Its Results
Consular Commissions. .
sa ,GceGg le b. 3 YoKoHAMA, Nov. %, 1872.
Wednesday next the imperial Russian neet is to
leave Yokohama for Hakodadi and thence pro-
ceed to vladivostock. Here the Grand Duke and
the Admiral will leave the vessels and proceed
OVERLAND TO RUSSIA.
M Svetlana will receive her orders there and
proceed home either via America or the Cape of
Good Hope. All the of1cers are In favor OF going
~ way OF America In consequence OF the good
aines they experienced there last winter. One Of
aae captains told me that both the Prince and the
NDa,cers Of the Meet had been spoiled in America
Although they have received unusual kindness
everywhere their reception in America was 30
hearty and generous every other place they have
retains lively recollection OF his treatment in
america. He says he could not have been better
even II he were the most belovedruler Of the Rus
THE BELLIoERxNr RxLArIoNs TO coREA.
The result OF the Japanese expedition to the
Corea still remains In doubt Last week q rumor
sna II.
vessel sent back to Nagasaki, with message that
Corsa refused M 70 receive any further message rom
nght us" say the Coreans. '.come on; we are
ready and anxious, but we want NO more OF your
s6e Commissioner WAS not seized by the s Coreans, !
With great dsrespect By the ocss Of that country
nd ordered to return forthwith. A statement,
chts settlement is altogether different. It says
asnsbm. mission to the coreans. on behalf Of tho
q of saaI5f ny
S @ as sd e. the
che soyeInment have been sstsisctoriy adjusted and
5:s:iysd in the cOres. and the hssi has returned .
while writing this received private message
nom Jeddo 70 the effect that the statement as TO
missioner was seized in Corea; but whether he has
eince been set free the writer does mot know. The
ment as to the condition OF the army and how
many men are Immediately available. Tue Secre.
available vessel IN readiness ana the Trsssary Sc
partment has been called upon for statement OF
This looks like business. and in my opinion. war
between the two countries is inevitable.
CONSULAR SERVICE ALLOWED.
NJ. Nakayama has been appointed Consul Gene
raj TO the United States, to reside at San Francisco
vice c. Walcot Brooks, now at that port. Consul
Consul for Naples. Ministers and Consuis i s'S viii
shortly be appointed to proceed to all the treaty
IMPERIAL DIPLOMACY IN WASHINGTON
We IN Japan were very much astonished on the
ports published in some OF the American papers
about this country. There II no truth Whatever in
me statement that there has been political revo.
An the statement that Mori had been recalled. It
As not true that he resigned. But he mas been re.
called In consequence OF his course In America,
where he has acted in opposition to the Minister Of
Finance who accompanied General williams and
who accuses Aori OF being the sole cause or his
failure TO raise loan in America for the japanese
government. Mort evidently expected Q storm
eor before Okuho's report was received here Il mad
been decided TO make Mori Minister resident; but
She very next steamer to the one that carried out
MS promotion was the bearer OF his recall Mori
. declined the promotion. and that is all The nov.
eminent remains In the same hands that ID has
been Ia when the Embassy departed, and the con.
. Servatives are not in power.
THE EDUCATIONAL MIssIoNa.
An order has been issued by the Department OF
Education recalling from Europe and America a
large number OF students now ut direrent schools
mere Hereafter only those will be sent 10 Europe
studies at honie and according TO the prooramme
~ stated IN my last letter, ali those whose health
may have been impaired are ordered home.