New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
TREATY WITH JAPAN.
Of The Com rnercl.l Adrertl.er.

Cone ondence Of The Commercial Advertiser.
HoyG KoSG saturday April :, 1854.
The United States rigate SUI luehanna, Captain
Buchanan arrived here the I'd from iedo which port
she left the 9th ult bringing news that the conditions
of treaty between the Amer and japanese had been
agr.cd upon md would be ratified the eth ul'.
Tho Irccse tenor of the treaty generally known
in the squadron but is beyond doubt that Tree inter-
course between the countries ls iully opened am
that two ports with col depot and supply OF co -
for the United States steamers would be conceded to inc
Americans. -,
treatment and IN abundant supply water ami proYionS
secured to oil Americans who may Vsi an! pari OF the
Jal lnosc coast. -
Yzuc and IIahatar the island. anl on the straits o'
Mazmai hut il Is agreed ihst should the rcpor oi the
naval officers. sent 70 vey there place be us1ti-IAe
tory other pors in the same island VIII be seecte N
Their stead.
On the 9Th ult after The treaty had been signed Com
modoe Perry 10 give an entertainment 10 the four
Imuorial Commissioners
The railroad and electric telegraph taken BY the squad
ron to Japan in successful operation when the >as-
quohanna LETT.
The Japanese attcrly denied having made any treaty
with or concessions TO- the Russian Government.
Immediately after the treaty signed, Capt. Adams VIII
leave for America va California, in the Saratoga. WiA
disratchor for tie American Government.
For many months We have known no hing at the move
ments of the northern army of the insurgents AiteF pen
Grating within hundred uiics @; Pokn they went mo
winter quarters and no actions of any Importance have
since taken place Ifepns-"ane MAINTAINS ms position,
and wien certain rcenf0rccments reach him winch have
been seen moving uoward he will probably march for
the capital. There great distress prevails. and the poverty
OF the treasury leads 10 incr. ased oppression
The issue Of paper moncy and the Gebasg Of the cop
nor currency have been r.orted by the Government.
but these measure can afford II but little efoctual and
Pelin mas, fall and then the army oi the Norm Will
spread itself over The neEhborus country and take pos
s.son >oo-Chow and Hong now and other rch cues,
which j, has only To attack. The districts Tor o-dera
bic distance around Marking have peacefully submitted 10
the insurgents and the taxes for some months pa nave
been collected hy Insurgents officers.
r.. D.. md Ne-f activity has prevail q.
Nearly an the ctie # Neunhwai and many Of Hupeh are
occupied by the rebels who do not merely capture anu
pas- through formerly and lately We have heard OF the
capture of Wuchonc and Hangkaw. Two days nee On;
DOW erul ,itr of Changshd reported lost Although
lome part of this Information may be erroneous me tenor
o. it plainly Indicates the oi, destruction o. uoVe4H-
mental power in the interior. Within few days goods
intended for The districts have been rough; bach the
owners finding impossible 70 pass them through inc
Warm weaiher is now rapidly approaching. and the
camp at the North VIII Ue broken up l. FeNin iaiis
the power IN those cite which has hitherto adhered 20 The
EmpoTor. must pass into The hHnl- Of 'e nc" par. I|
Canton scarcy be exempt from such change LOOK
ing The history Of the past year ana me rpd progress
OF e. insurgents, probable tha tle coming sun
MGR Will de- ie the fate lima and il Is very desirable
that result reached. The ensence- OF commerce
demand IT,
above intelligence and adds that the utmost courtesy
was shown in Japan hy The officials ard by ne people
The officers of the squadron ranged Freely about ih- cou
Try the inhabitants every side eyncns greh interest
and curiosity. but fear ana IN no instance dlsre-
"-peci. Also that Commodore Perry proposed 10 e1-
tend Tho conceOei privilege to other na,ons bu' me
suggestion was ne ga;ived BY the JapGne e.
This coresp ondence enumerG'es The following articles
a. likely 10 be in demand in Japan:
Woolcus o. every description; pTeierau-e coIoIs red
blue and yellow.
IIardvire, including tools o. all kinds. tin pla.es
stores. &c.
Glassware; window. psie and cut
Printed coons OF fine texture All high colors, carpet
inc heavy cotton goods, firearms clocks leather o
tr GIT coors g..
per Of unusual purity and .k-ihe later however
Of IN inferior quality.