The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31
NEWS IRON TIE NORTH PACIFIC.

Transportation Of Russian Soldiers Ia Aneri-
cnn sEip.-A.d 90 the Grew Of tae Dla.a
tl,Asts- Aiisged Breach at the Neutrality
Law s-- tlxausIn SIon IN the Unlted States
District COuit-PrOtest OF American Clti-
z.ss I'm Reisilom -. tho Japan Treaty.
FROM the Francisco Wmre and Iran ,captl
Our Ieaders advised Il the arrival few snce,
the Caroline t. Foote and sioop kamchacaii,
with budget oi from Japan and an
other pue,s Of Asia ,og. Their With
gard t. tho absnr nnen Of PercpauoWskt by the ku;,
SLAMS nd Thu of'ho Allie squadron The Caro-
line Foote will be emenbered cd the Russian
soldiers ana sailors wrecked board the Russian fri
gate lsna during the earthquake ut simoda from that
On arr wing etr pauowslsil III severed that the
Rnesisns bad left that post, AID that there were n
means VI suosis for the sbiperccked Rusans
beiir ABOUT one huncrod and hfty Tho brig william
Penn Of an Francisco was in tho harbor at tho tine
and char ed to convey he unfortunate soldiers and
shicIs Ia q place os safety.
From information ahieh, b. iuquiry, We have been
! enstl.e to chain this was subsequently, dome the
knssiuns we anshipped from the Foote 10 the Penn
aud conveyed IN safety across the )chotss sea
70 NE main .and Before they had discmbarked how.
The enn cast ashore the Russian ast and
lost. I've bond vas, however, saf,ly landed,
and little siocp Of SO tons, called the kamchadau.
kindly places By lie Russian government at the disposal
| of,hc ehrwrecsed crew, in which they subsequently,
crossed u Pacific sndarived safely in the harbor Of
Tie rari lake by tho C. f Foo.e In the Transaction
las bec The subject of lege investigation In tho
United sats Inrict ourt for the northern district Of
Caliio mia eut ef II 10 have another d!po-
matte Affair Bs the vigilance Of orr law reporter we ae
enabled TO lay beole readers thus morning the pro-
They hat extraordinary, and involve Issues OF
fo eirn pl,uacy which it is intended 10 bring before
the government at Washington.
Tie frs iart OF the poceca,ge is protest. entered in
Tie iistic, Court ty Wa. s Bideman aud II. r. Doty
and ccpl ainns IN inirac'ion BY tho Japanese gov
crunent If lis seaty with the United States The toll
ios ing ~ COPY
tr'Ai1snsr or sqA,a OF run rS'rEn STATES or
We tho undersigned citizens q the uoied Amcri
eoyepnept did, on tho l5l Of March uimo arrive
Fra eace, Calor,a United States America where ia
s @ &c sas as s a s 1s wS a%
We n,es.d all out peyd the lives Of o9r .am
malt IasSr danss's eos5 L s la..s
ssnp Ss Pedease on eis soes a, sinoda
Hal compelaE leave Japan, contrary to
Nsw hsrefore Inc undsrsiGasa DO hsveay protest
is pers e mper a q apan r their soe
P ssT al asgs
have hereafter receive Of the refusal
nh sriciss SAID hS feaiS 4 Kpna ana rsefvs
elves he shs to extend this protest 3, apy i,e TN ana
II. II. DoTY.
To the Hon w. l.. Marcy Secretary State orlhe United
| sIworA, June5 1855
Of ito + Foots taken yesterday, before Com
missioner Monroe in different case; ani ia me
OF he exauir alton If he Witnesses II was show That
the vessel Ind been cbartce at large price at Sloda,
japan, 10 Transport Russian soldiers TO pettopauowd
ard other Russian ports in violation OF strict terms
of neutrality with the allied Powers.
spIea,td in evidence that the original charter party
made ~ Honolulu on the nth january 1850 between
Anilew Worth master md owner, AID Mes.rs Re d
] & Ioughery, of Hnpt!uiu described the voyage
ftem Honolulu 10 spisi9 island cf Nippon aud H,ko.
daai iland Of Mailsma and thence the port OF san
Fran CLEO, u. = Az After arriving at Siuoda however,
change made in Tie voyage, and The following
| extension made in the charter party -
nshereh, asrecd ard ssep nnasrooa sy and set@een
the within named A. WORTH party Of tho dst part and Reed
Of The Art, @ Tie Villain na% ed char
ties O. she nrs and second part agree a. fa!nws:-
voynrs rom hs pr Q, smcda port csed ads aud
from hence pnAs three gos q re,repau,
yda 10 Sosodsd and Pctropaulo"sk said voyage to be
ID lhe rar'y Owe second part. hsesy essee and bind
me ss no gsy @ s o nssd re- ss Sw
e dschargs ne ,ccond cargo an 500 or ascharsns III
vance on lie within famed charcr: ','
e ss ey ras sne r from on
to The r. :, Of sss then s the party Of second part
s s & q, Sa:ss s ( S
SaW on on st hc sA'' 20
~ hereby and understood. iha! sler ali 9
party he second each q saa ls
amount aereedupon for the voyage ifom Hada to Pcropau
In witness whereof he parties have hcrcgnio attached thc
REED DoUGHERTy
| In presence OF II. r. Dor
1t was testified before Coinml ioner that the objec
f the cyaee described In tho charter party Il
tanspor, kossians with thcir arms e,,, to fesropau
! Rutrians wers AZ Fakaaasa.
The witness Qoty) sac, tho captain told me- as a rca
son for claiming bonus, Tint he going nth,
might have hard weather and he could have to pay hi
crew more wsgr. tho only seamen saw in Japan wer
there; propost,n made to the Young America fo
the hanfpor alton Of the kussaas; il Cell th ongh.
Cfoss-txsmined II DO not know that 1t was insstc,
that the Russians should 10 Transported with their
| sav arms there vcsscls there other thar
vessels at the time except the Young America
The witness also said at further stage of his exami
nation, that Il was understood that the direction Of ht
voysae within the terms Of the charter party TO
Duncan Campbell, lat officer Of the c. L. Fo,te was
ssosn and saia--wc went fecTn Honolulu, t,uching a.
% The islands Of japan; from simoda we went e
Hada char Qe Il the voyage was made, and we went
to get different csreo;St aada We took aboard som,
mu,Atts pistols and cutiass,s also some ammunition
and Rossian ing; no hecicn Sas made In my hearing
by tic crew We vert from iIads to Hakadad,at lila
kadads the captain ordered the efn. under way - Pc
| iropaukwk; tho men then Demands. an increase O.
wages on account Of the change In the w ge the CON
ndcr VI the Russians offered to supply CIV 10 ma
tho vessel the Russans got the chi? urer VA aud did
| Nsmens duty under my orders; we wen. 10 Psoopau,
owsk The crew were pu, on bread and water ana sep
on board, and the Russians discmbarked there
The wtncss also testified that the captain ordered tho
Russian corporal TO take charge Of his account
Of dt u orders and that they kept ashore
four Or Eve day.. when they returned 'D and went
| VIM. 4. Man ham, seaman Of the C. r. footc sworn
Ihis witness testified that the confined "a
ks prson at FesrcpaaIow,ki for four five days and
kept on bread and water; IL damp prison without
heodins they were afterwards discharges and told that
they could not stay there the troops all going
away and they DID not board they would be sent
Two hundd miles into the interior, where the theemom
csr was thirty degrees below Tho witness said no
wanted an agreement with the captain so 90 state
mat We we've brought against consent that IL the
vessel vas cantured might be released, the Russian
omcers who discharged us said right, aud we
might throw the captain overheard but pe had 10 leave
the prison OF 10 tcnt into the in. erior
Mr.. Dousherty, ono of the chartercrs was sworn
for the defence lie said that after arriving al sm,da
they entered into negotiations with the Russian nnirn
aud Russian captain In relation thc az
The RUSSIANS to Pctropauowski Tho knew nothing
OF spy srms and was under tie Impression that none
were TO be carried.
Some testimony also taken for the defence ia reI,
iion 10 tho change In the voysg~ and the accomois
tIns " The ios prison at fesrofAu'owss, in which the