[Inclosure.—Translation.] February 13, 1868. His Majesty considers that the demands of the foreign representatives for the punishment of the outrage committed by Bezen’s retainers are perfectly reasonable, and will inflict…
[Translation.] February 14, 1868. The undersigned has the honor to acknowledge receipt of the dispatch of the six representatives, dated February 9, 1868, and begs to inform them that he…
[Untitled] Hiogo, February 9, 1868. The undersigned, having yesterday informed his excellency Hegashi Kuse Sakino Soshio, envoy of his Majesty the Mikado, of the treacherous and murderous attack made upon…
Commander Creighton to General Van Valkenburgh. United States Steamer Oneida, (3d rate,) Hiogo, Japan, February 9, 1868. Sir: Your communication of the 8th instant is received; all of the United…
Mr. Van Valkenburgh to Commander Creighton. No 23.] Legation of the United States in Japan, Hiogo, February 8, 1868. Sir: I have the honor to communicate to you a copy…
[Translation.] The Emperor of Japan announces to the sovereigns of all foreign nations, and to their subjects, that permission has been granted to the Shogoon Tokugawa Yoshuiobu to return the…
Mr. Van Valkenburgh to Mr. Seward. No. 10.] Legation of the United States, Hiogo, February 17, 1868. Sir: On the 8th instant, Hagashi Kuza Saki Noshosho, envoy of his Majesty…
No. 9. Statement of E. Martin and Fortant and Collier, three Frenchmen, made to his excellency Mr. Leon Rocher on the 6th of February, 1868. We have the honor to…
Mr. Rougement to Mr. Parkes. Hiogo, February 7, 1868. Sir: In compliance with your request, I beg to forward a statement concerning the appearance and strength of the troops who…
Mr. Suddard to Commander Creighton. United States Steamer Oneida, (3d rate,) Hiogo, Japan, February 15, 1868. Sir: In accordance with your request of this day, I have the honor to…