The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-01

sA o'e' omeasa OF nseasaki, on tue otner paH
lss February Or sSs ar. year o. An:e twelfth mo..s
with Russia. between Adutsnt General Vice Az
Haene Kam and ok Spwa
Inc the zoGoon BY this treaty
s We. 1sa ee.wssn the Islands Yeorcu ana
japan whole island Of Up together With the seS
Of % the 81 Ess
70 be aswS OF Russia and Japan no boundary line w.'
since that date Russia TAKEN practically absoue No.
The tnree ports OF Hakodadi, Simoda Nagasaki
a% vi c sno,ss the r.
''''' states THE DUTCH TREATY.
fss .% @Sr., w' Holland represented by eadi
SECOND AMERICAN TREATY.
the S. As:
oa wn sie United states of America cone led = s
.ra Of ,se United states Of America, ana inooo.Y:
Of smoda. sarasakI ia principally q H.sn
side =, s,mods and hakodaai judicial powers were
saec hs, Americans coa,m.,ing oSeaces in japan shall
Secorsns u An.rnc IN aws japanese eom%
% .as ss f By the .D.
The soyenmen o. Japan admitted right Of the
:s n.,.ss y ,ss rrssdsn. June g.
80, SUE lEasSrAsY DUTCH I' Treaty RI iss
signed At Nasasski. ~'' ""A '''"""''
IL. ~
.,sns Nsgas,s concluded 5siween Count Euphima:
sss:y me r., emperor % al the Russia, .a three
Tor Russian vessels trading witt
ss % Values s sSa... G Ind sss
o. Has, u.s.. consular ocsrs BY this treaty another
GssIa.sss water; i.ows Tine fishts Of neutral
states nS, attack n. ,aip: their nsusrs
Tx, s 81 w ~ Ss .,saas
s enc. =, es !. wins "a !apaness , DORIS .r s,
LArIoSs WIN JAPAN. ''''
ls jay 81 scsIe:poed,ns with the ne Japanese Y.
sms% resy OF AMY ana Commerce snsa al al jedas
s :', sp @ s s n'ss 81 the
& ss y aa as r onsa s
Uni'ea s.. sss,s .
% 90 sss ns i. q seSSo and
n Japan opened g American commerce by the
rant they enserse on The diss sls =
sm. Japsa the same privileges we're aScGrdsd Il e
Is % the s segs'. ., Of i-S ~.
she freaeni VI the United States, equss. he
Of between the scvera-
Of % ss renaer s"sy aid sn saps q s
70 s Re y. ,sy %sy meet !" on The nsa
Ams5ean con.ns at port. VISITED by Japanese
msa Sy IA .w. o. the respective countries IN Which s
reside" q, s,-.s u..
lowing port. were OPENED.
Y.
s.ss- sss % on S January ~ vi !. $780,
9s aS sa ar hs cSsn. of K.nas.w smoa. N.
Ia H., asr e =
~ .n " ~o a.. ana
houses No lorincsons OF places OF military strength.
lies 70 make 70 Ina, was Observed vas
m.s r.sa ss % q sdo ana rom Ss
issi in the city Of Osaka, for trade only Unrestricted
Japanese at all such por.a Munitions Of We.
Foreigners No rice BE exported cargo.
@ ,%ss. and ~ ss.s ss. &c 3
os sss s.m ss.rp.en OF sooas II mpeea ia Jspsnss
vessel. vessel. other 1. % srPps' g. he .:s
asodsa ana Sssasas aud Stored 10 warshSuse in csSrss
s. o es aoe
sn. ~ as ns pa Of the sgpr Wnou, sbs
payment OF any iaa, eIcise transit duty whaisysr;
s' Tree s.a s..p ssa' foreign japanese
vas allowed; those oaencss committed by Americas
agAns, japanese wsrr 70 ,s "sa ~ Msrisan wo
10. xm.ae.a laws: aaa s.esss., so1@,,ia. oasnss.
tie. AMI according Japanese iaw tue Consular
o. The pa s s ee osec
American citizens AMI .ns japanese Courts were IN NE
their ja.s Claims ssAns, j.oane.s al
). ;s, g:
TO be held r-sponsiSie Tor debts contracted by Z.
re.,aa, Al The open ports were Amer
M ~ a. H. ~. m ,is.sn,eanor.
ss,a ~. s,y sht ~ perm snept resdepcs IN J.pan ~
I'm =, y. S se,r ur before TO b
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ny me An LII ,. ~ ,n,p rar .nd ~
~
4, ,,,r.r r ,ns,i,. ~ Arsr,crrs.
MAI the xm.rcsa. .a. 20, % .nyans ca
49,. s.. ,,on ~ ."as. 81 tie American oasnl no canss
~. ID , v.ss ro,o ,usr. 10 receive IN
s ali nrrson, ned n. srisoners Nv lie consul and 10 sss
tIsn ~. A,ner1-
can. xso ar. ON land and 40 maintain order
among the .hippInr for such services the Consul
!s -. ol nsss . nv ,,rca.se ar con-
s,,c ~. kn. -, 49,. ,nnnron. of W. ana anna nj III
Kinds. and sny other things il NAV aiss under tno
49,. ~ ma, .,. 20 IN he ni,ed ssat.s scsr
10. "a al t,nd. n,sss
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