[Inclosure.] Proclamation of Prince Arisugawa-no-Miya to Kagoshima Ken (Satsuma) To Kagoshima Ken: Since the rebels of the above Ken forced their way into Kumamoto Ken in a great multitude, the…
No. 199. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Evarts. United States Legation, Tokei, Japan, May 23, 1877. (Received June 18.) No. 571.] Sir: I regret to say that the insurrection in this…
No. 197. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Evarts. United States Legation, Tokei, Japan, May 21, 1877. (Received June 18.) No. 561.] Sir: Some days ago, Mr. Sameshima, His Imperial Japanese Majesty’s…
No. 196. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Fish. United States Legation, Tokei, Japan, April 21, 1877. (Received May 23.) No. 542.] Sir: I have the honor to further report concerning the…
[Inclosure 2 in No. 518.—Translation.] proclamation. The reasons for the imperial order for the suppression of the rebellion in Kagoshima Ken are the following: On the night of the 31st…
[Inclosure 1 in No. 518.—Translation.] from the emperor’s temporary quarters. Proclamation is hereby made that the following notification has been sent to Kagoshima Ken. SANJO SANEYOSHI,Daijo Daijin. 25th of 2d…
No. 195. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Tokei, Japan, March 7, 1877. (Received April 7.) No. 518.] Sir: After all that I have communicated hitherto…
No. 194. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Tokei, Japan, March 6, 1877. (Received April 7.) No. 517.] Sir: Referring to my No. 515, of date…
No. 193. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Tokei, Japan, February 27, 1877. (Received March 26.) No. 514.] Sir: Referring to my No. 502, of date…
No. 192. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Tokei, Japan, February 23, 1877. (Received March 26.) No. 507.] Sir: Referring to my lo. 503, of date…