The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
JAPAN.


The dates from Japan are to the Gath OF May.
A small disturbance among the pcasaniry OF ono OF
tho interior provinces OF Japan consequence Of
ccssve taxation had been suppressed without serious
results
AMERICAN OFFICIAL VISIT.
The American Minister to Japan, Mr.. Bingham,
would visit Hiogo the 9Th OF June, In the United
States steamship Tennessee.
THE coREAS MISSION.
The Corean Ambassadors arc expected to arrive
daily. Tho residence OF former Daimo in Yeddo, Is
assigned to them.
49, THE IMPERIAL TOUR.
The journey OF the Mkado through the Northern
provinces will last weeks Tekudo, the Minister oil
the INTERIOR lett Ycddo May . prepare the
the Mikado
roR rKRr.
Mr. Elmorc the Peruvian Minister to japan and
China, returned to America by this steamer.
CHINA
Tho dates from Hong Kong and Shanghai are to May
TRADE PERU
Mr. Elmorc, the Peruvian Minister, had effected a
preliminary cement for limo OF steamships be-
Pcru and Hong Kong, to carry tho mails, freight
and passengers.
SIR Edward Horribly, the Chief Judge in tho British
OF China and Japan takes nal leave of the
next week.
Cotton manufactures are tobc established at Ningpo
with tho view OF supplying the homo demands, under
the auspices OF ii Hung Tchang
A religious riot occurred tho 24tn OF April in
Chung Kinefu, province OF szchucn. About twenty
native Christians were killed some 800 houses
burned.
THE nARGAwAY MURDER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9
REsoLyE
It's confidently reported that the whole Margaray
affair will be rcopencd by the British authorizes, who
for long time past have had In contemplation Tho
necessity for dealing with the mutter IN new and
moro violent way. II Is also stated that energetic
measures would have been adopted year ago If the
British had been ready for hostile operations tho
delay Of the long negotiations and the mission
Of Nr Grosvcnor were intended to d,sguIsc the
inability 10 act al The moment II now considered
certain that the investigator at Yunnan will have
practical result Grosvcror and Baker are said 10 have
accomplished nothing, and - Ham chang has made
report upon which hope OF stpuaied redress be
based Friendly communication between Mr.. Wade,
the British Minister aud the Pcking officials has almost
ceased.
Tho British dying squadron has been ordered to hold
itself ia readiness AZ Chin
GERxAEy SLIGHTLY ArPEAsEDa EXECUTIVE AvENGEMENT
ron ourRAoEs
Most OF the sentences the case ol the German ship
Anna have been carried Two OF the murdcrcrs
were unprecedented ana executed, and reward. AFRO
offered tor the capture oil The others, who escaped.
Those who looked ON while the SLAUGHTER done, but
took active part have been beaten and banlshcd.
several houses on the Islands, where the plundcrcd
cargo concealed, have been burned by the public
officers.
The coolies who moved the cargo from place 70 place
have been logged The military officials Of the dis
trict have been dismissed from tue service and dc.
privcd VI their buttons, likewise the civil authorities
tor their failure TO cxpedltiously The Iu money
compensation has been Tor the station property
and nothing remains now 10 be done but the burning
OF the junKs 10 which tho cargo transferred from
the wreck oil the Anna To The shore
The evidence upon which these sentences were
passed tends snow that the murders not
originally prompted Nv piratical intention but were IN
FOR brutal treatment 10 the ny The captain
and mates OF tho Anna.