Japan and the Japanese

CONTEXTS.
Captain Stewart. Ingenuity of a Japanese Fisherman. Ileer Doeff, Director at Degiiua.
Suspici"us Proceedings of Captain Stewart. Russian Embassy. Klaproth's
Knowledge of Japanese. DoefT? First Journey to Jedo. Dutch Trade in 1804 and
1S06. An American Ship at Nagasaki. Tile British Frigate Phaeton. No ships from
Batavia. The Dutch on Short Allowance. English Ships from Batavia. Communicatiou
again Sus|x;nded. Dutch and Japanese Dictionary. Children at the Factory.
A. D. 17921617,
444
CHAPTER X L 1 1 1 .
Golownin's Capture and Imprisonment. Conveyance to Ilakodade. Reception and Im
j.ns ini.e .t. InterpreU-rs. Interviews with the Governor. Removal to Matsmai. -
A Pupil in Russian. A Japanese Astronomer. Escape and Recapture. Treatment
afterwards. Savans from Judo. Japanese Science. European News. A Japanese
Free Thinker. Soldiers. Their Amusements. Thoughts on a Wedding. Domestic
Arrangements. New Year. Return of the Diana. Reprisals. A Japanese Mer
chant and his Female Friend. Second Return of the Diana. Third Return of the
Diana. Interview on Shore. Surrender of the Prisoners. Japanese Notification.
The Merchant at Home. The Mercantile Class in Japan. A. D. 1811 . . . 1615, -.60
CHAPTER XLIV.
Renewal of the Dutch Trade. Captain Gordon in the Bay of Jedo. Fisscher. Meylan.
Siebold. British Mutineers. Voyage of the Morrison. Japanese Edict. The Saraman;;
at Nagasaki. The Mercator in the Bay of Jedo. Connnod .re Diddle in the B y
of Jrdo. Shipwrecked Americans. French Ships of War at Nagasaki. The I'rebie
at Nagasaki. Surveying Ship Mariner in the Bays of Jedo and Simoda. New Notification
through the Dutch. A. D. 1847 i860, 484
CHAPTER XLV.
Foreign Relations. New Siogun. Dutch Trade. Chinese Trade. American Embassy.
Its Oliject. letter to the Emperor. Perry's First Visit to the Bay oi Jlo. Death
of the Siogun. I'erry's Second Visit t'. the Bay of Jedo. Negotiation of a Treaty.
The Treaty as agreed to. Simoda. llakodade. Additional Regulations. Japanese
.Currency. Burrow's Visit to the Bay of Jedo. Third Visit of the American Steamers,
Russian and English Negotiations Exchange of Ratifications. . . Earthquake, 5U6
CHAPTER XL VI.
New Dutch Treaty. Mr. Harris, American Consul at Simoda. His convention with
the Japanese. Hi- journey to Jedo. Second visit to Jeil. Conditional Treaty.
British Treaty . French and Russian 'Jreaties Japanese Embassy to the Unit-d
&i3
States,
APPENDIX.
NOTE A. The Japanese Language and Literature, 55:5
" B. Japanese Names, 560
" C. Use of Fire-Anns in the East, 6^.2
" D. Fernam Mendez Pinto, 5 5o
" E. Earliest English and Dutch Adventures in the East. Q:>a, o'ia
" F. Japanese Daring and Adventure Exterior to the Limits of Japan, 6t>6
" G. Products of Japan. Probable Effect of Opening Japan to Foreign Trade,
by S. Wells Williams, 5fi8
" II. Account of Japan, Chiefly Extracted from Japanese M'orks, 57'2
" 1. Omitted Documents, 579