The daily gazette., 1882-10-02
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tG0KEAN jTROUBLES.
satisfactory, ,Adjastment of Japan,s Claims
no ,,1-,Ministar ,Youngta Arrival. y


80 1g1rgliinister iYopngts Arrival 9s,gl
7, ,YoKoHAMA, Sept. ID. nd Considerable
changes, Ia gCereaa affairs have oecnrred
within the past five weeks the ,fpal results
being .eptirely favorable To Japan, Japsn,s
ENJOY reaceed Seoul, the capital of Corea,
August, ,l9, and WAS received with pstensible
eniirtesy. After some difficulty he obtained
ap hudiensea with, the King, who ,coptinues
10 iule noHinalls, though then completely
under the sway of his father, the former
Re9ent,f now known as the 'FaiI0n1kun.
At this . audience, August 20, the rEnyoy
prebented his governments demands and
requested that a, commission be appointed
To disCuss IA them This, was agreed
I'd, but several days passed without satisfac-
tory action gp the part tof, The Cereans.T Hav-
1ngl exhausted tEem0nstFance, the Envoy left
August 25, and in spite of tardy regretA
: ifroh Tho Gereap 4GOyeFnpentf and 1ofiers Of,
mt{rventions from the Chinese remained
% board his sbips This unexpected move
,bSdught the GoHean Iusurpsg, to- teEms-
Messages were djspsfched sufficiently apollo,
Jgetlc aud eopeil iat0FY to 4hring the Envoy
badh o to b the GapitAl,i wherej on August
80 full agreements was given TO all of Jspan's
derhApdsI, III. The Corea4 Govern ment pledged
IItsdlf-irst 10 arrest, the ?, insurgents
&ihin lu,twsnty days and duly punish
them, rIaRsnesei delegates to be present. at
tho trial second to properly bury the
bodies of the murdered and pay 5O,oO6 yen
oSa tas1r yen iaT1lSs in1aS$h Sspin in
dp$ 1e$a5sss Ss tfoops ID sssa a Of
I f51 them fiftb, e g send sen apology by Special
embassy 70 Japan. sixth To gradually ex
ltte1d privileges to the 'Japafese residents
Ah4 traders seyepth, To AFFORD conyenienres
'fo1 travel thfodghout cprea forthe 5apaaanesae 4
EHns tbise vac gbing on the Chinese En-
I yot i, who Had rethaihed inactive with his
esdort ttll kugust s225, Suddenly eafled up the
| Tut body Of his troops, about 8 600 or 900,
Ito k6e. Capital. What degree of pressure he
| mdy have exercised is not vet known, but 1t
Is Sertain that, the CHIEF rebel and ASSASSIN
The TaEOh- K dh, Vas tAken on board a
! Chinese ship and taken To Tfeh- -Tsin, It is
! l-alfged that bis departure was by no neanf
I oldntary and physical effort was REQUIRED
il PFafF p get gha him ashore At bis deetina
!" Terashina, the apanese Envoy to. Wash
4 lIpSt9n, aud Myeno, the Envoy To Vienna
twill sail for, Amettca on Sept. % by the Cit.
of Peking. During the recent PROSPECT o
trouble with C6tea the Japauess Govern
fn@nt received Offers Of military servfeg tfron
2oo0 y94BRtssFs 6n e i and Of E moohey T. ft4 te tn
:, lr Hose aK9S9,,, Sept; . United State
Minister, Young arrived AT Peklng IN tn
. middle of August and at once assumed tn
. duties Of his office. The flrst act of import
= ! arce was to- cause the war ship Monocac
{ ltolpr6ceed to Cotea to watch events. Til
e / was Intended, in a large degree, as an e,
fprtssioh Of moral Sympathy toward Japai
: even if the Japanese did not prove to be |
:. hded Of the practical support in their une1
; ps ted crisis, The Mpnoeacy's trip, IT is al
e i'ddrst0od, had no connection With the exis
a ihs relations between corea, China and u
4 United Stat, 8. =