No. 6., 12th month of 3d year of Kewo
No. 6. [Translation.] Protest of Daimio Maki No Suruga No Kami to the Mikado. I take the liberty to state as follows: I feel much honored in having been summoned…
No. 6. [Translation.] Protest of Daimio Maki No Suruga No Kami to the Mikado. I take the liberty to state as follows: I feel much honored in having been summoned…
No. 5. [Translation.] Protest of Daimios, sent to Mikado. The imperial design of a great change which was lately determined upon, with the view of promoting peace and harmony in…
Mr. Van Valkenburgh to Mr. Seward. No. 3.] Legation of the United States, Osaka, January 16, 1868. Sir: It is very difficult to determine precisely the state of affairs now…
No. 8. Mr. Van Valkenburgh to Itakura Iga No Kami. No. 11.] Legation of the United States in Japan, Osaka, January 14, 1868. Sir: On the occasion of the recent…
No. 7. Mr. Van Valkenburgh to Itakura Iga No Kami. No. 9.] Legation of the United States in Japan, Osaka, January 13, 1868. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge…
Mr. Parkes to Mr. Van Valkenburgh. Osaka, January 14, 1868. Sir: It will afford me much pleasure to communicate to Mr. Lowder your dispatch of this date, in which you…
Mr. Van Valkenburgh to Sir Harry S. Parkes. No. 10.] Legation of the United States in Japan, Osaka, January 14, 1868. Sir: I desire, through you, to express my thanks…
Mr. Van Valkenburgh to Itakura Iga No Kami. No. 12.] Legation of the United States in Japan, Osaka, January 14, 1868. Sir: While most of the officers of your government,…
[Translation.] Itakura Iga No Kami to Mr. Van Valkenburgh. January 12, 1868. I have the honor to communicate the following to your excellency: The Tycoon was exceedingly grieved on learning…
Mr. Lowder to Mr. Van Valkenburgh. Her Britannic Majesty’s Vice-Consulate, Osaka, January 12, 1868. Dear Sir: It is with feelings of no common regret that I find myself compelled to…