New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-29
RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS.
DoIYGs OF THE ALLIED FLEET.
Fysn Tk Saa Fraaci.co Herald.


BY the arrival of tse WHALING bark George, Captain
Wall twenty Elk days from the Ocnosk Sea, We are
put in possession Of full particulars 10 relation to the
doiDgs Of the Allied fleet in the vicinity of Ayan We
are Indebted 10 Mr.. Swan the owner of the bark for
these particulars. The nylsh steamer Barracoata
arrived of the port of Ayan on the evening OF Jal. 81
boat from her boarded all the vessels that were then
in port. The COMMANDER of the ,teamer thought
there three ten batteries 10 The port, and was
prepared for action when he came In. lie made lo-
QuiTies of the American wishing captains then lying
in port, and found that the place was deserted. de
ran IN with the ste amer and sncoortd after getting ell
the mo nation that could be obtained in re aion
TO the Russians. The s.eamer got under way aud
stood out 10 TEA asan to communicate vito the
flsaes II at off the port try ing to get I'M after
che con mpnicsled with the rgates, she stood back
into port and came to anchor the 81 ne event &. On
the lsh frgates arrived IN the bay, the Pque and
AN phl'Iiie, SID cane TO anchor. Toe ihree CON.
mabders went shore. Commander Fred rlcks stated
10 the American cap aims that was net his lnt nion
10 burn the place. but cesroy all the vessels inst
he could find. Commander Ffederieks thea issued his
pc clan alton, end requested Mr. Packard who vas
Then esoing at Ayan TO u.s. his ut most eudeavors to
Iend p OcaInstion 10 The Int abants the proc ANA
ton granting them projection The Enghsh CON-
m, noeIs were very much surprised TO fine the town
deseied-the people having previously all lsl' the
town wheL The steamer appeared. Then enec.s hsd
all been removed come lime previous, with me ex-
ception OF come goods il tie Rass an American
Conpspys warehouses, which they Were in tue act OF
owing st the time when the sc amer hove 10 sght
After the Russians made out that it Gas an Eos
steamer t2ey lett everything aud proceeded into the
interior, where ahe r'msinder OF their people were
There at Ay small vessel on toe stocks, which
the Russians were BUILDING, aud a smsll steamer that
had been brought there the year before; che was
iottr led ss a tugboat On the river AMOR. The
GoveIDot OF Ayan had hols dug in the bea;n,
above bigh.wsier mark, and with tackle. and
purchases hos,gd the tug boat into the hole with
he inte, ton Of buryiug her. AZ the time the
Bsiiish seauer hove in sight, the Russ'sos were
ergsged Ia putting merchandise into the tuy-ooat
from the CoRpsny's warehouses. Tee steamer had
got go close 10 the shore befoe she was discovered
that the Russaus did rot have tine 10 co yer her uc.
On the nth Of July the squadron sent their bosts
shore, aId coune ced taking ell an' every hing toay
could fud that was Of any use 10 them 70 the Rue
siars bad LETT DC the landing OF the bsat they ioand
the place where the tug vas buried eod they con-
mtlced ing out the boxes Of mere hlDdse and ba D.
that The RpssisIs had put into the Tug boat and
conveyed them on board the squadron. After theS
bod got all that rss convenient Tor taem to take, the
conn andtr ordered the tug-bo>t TO be blown up
which vas cone ~ put ing 100 pounds Of powder
INTO The fore psrt OF the vessel and aepying 10
il q flow-naicL which took fifteen ninates 20
burn to The powder. Ire explo-ion most e1ect-
usl; it completely ripped oIen the forward part of
the vesss wticc was ouit of 90. Tners vas LARGE
quantity Of tsned fell nong otner things sto we'd 10
the tug boat, which took tire from th- EXPLOSION and
was Consumed, with ali he remaining WOOL. work of
the wreck CJmDgn-er Frederick issued a pro.la-
nation ordering al neutral Nessels ia Dor, 70 ocsed
20 sea AID the ORDER of the procla s,ioa ran that al
Ntss.ls found IN or hove'Dg around he port of Ayau
after such date Won De seized aud conf q ID On
THE orrisg If TIE issuiDg tie last rocaussn. there
was in The port OF Ayan me American waalashi, Pc
mel g. d the American whaling bark Gtor,e. me
bnk George had beea in 1rt two or tane d.ss when
tie English squaoIo on arrived The snio Ps,rel = a
but just arrived TO obtsin VOID and Tster, which
ste a not SLOWED to do. There <ere also in nor,
az the ;iue the English squadron srriyed. the
American whslCshp Bri or, Capt. White b.-k
Philip l. Capt. Sessions; ana the brig / sye-e-r.
CaPi. Lake, Of san FIeucisco. The comusni.r Of
the sql adron tried very bsrd 70 max s.sn gess.l
OF ,he brig Leyerett The CONN Andsr Esct on bosrd
o. 70. hrs ard ordered tie csp'aid 70 sho his psps
log sock, g. ard Il ordered o. his mn oIt OF
tie ooN, a. wanted 20 kros ii he kne~ tue G, ,aia
OF ire tug Lfv,reti; tie man told hin be iii No.
ktow him. The commander .hsn AWAITED {, ku1y
"h'n te ercT-go was; Csp, LAKE, t0ld him la
wss On shore; be tn s.n for the suosrcargo o. tle
brig 10 come on bosId Alter bis arrival on oJarl the
COZ msrdtr rqIi-sd him 20 shoy his pl2s-s, wsich
tie srpe.csrgo did the comusncer was brurd e