New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15
JAPAN.
ARRIVAL OF THE SCHOONER c. l.. FOOTE
FROM JAPAN VIA THE LADRONE ISLANDS
LOSS OF THE FRENCH SrEAM-FRlGATE
COLBERT - ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN
TREATIES WITH JAPAN

COLBERT - ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN
TREATIES With JAPAN.
The schooner Caroline Z. Foote, from Hakodadi,
Japan, June % arrived at this port yesterday after.
noon, bringing the following named passengers: w.
c. Reed, lady and two children; H. II. Doty, bearer
of dispatches from Admiral Paniutu 10 the RUSS "a
consuf; Mrs. ii. III. Doty, I. L. Dougherty, w. +.
Bidlemsn, II. W. Peabody, Capt. A. j. Worth, aud
one in the Storage
by this arrival we sre in receipt of the following ia
The French steam frigate Colbert was lost on the
LIST Of June, in the harbor OF Nangasaki. When get
ting under way she struck on reef and Immediately
filed and settled on the reef, where she wa, a5in-
doDed.
TIE ratification of the English treaty with Jspao has
not yet been exchanged but il was expected 10 be
very shortly. II was nthe hands of Admiral Sir Jas.
Sterling.
Admiral Paniutin, Minister Plenipotentiary the
part of the Russians, has concluded treaty with the
Jspanose and left for St Peersburg.
The French are Negotiating tr,aty with the Japan
csc at NaDgasaki.
BY proclamation OF the Governor of Simola,
Americans aIe not allowed to live ia Japan unless
shpwrecked or in distress None ofths passengers of
The Fooe were allowed to land and live on shore at
Hakodad.
The L. s. surveying steamer John Hancock, SIC
vcns, was TO sail from llakodad June % oa cruise.
The L. s. schooner FenimDre Cooper, and sloop-oi-
war NiDcepnes Lieut.. Rodgers, were surveying tho
coast Of Napton and straits OF Sdrgar, bound no-y,
officers and crews all well No tidings of the Pcrpoise
The squadron would so TO Behring's straits, and
thence 10 San Frapcisco
The l.. S. ship Vandsiil, commlnder Pope, sailed
from the island of Guam July - for China officers
and crew all well.
The c. T. Foote took Captain Dasoiisi, nine off,
Gers and one hurdred and City men Of tle crew Of
The Russisn frigate Diana lost at Snoda during
earthquake in December last, and landed them at
PeiropSulotl-ki, but the place being bsndoned ttey
took passage in The American brig William Penn FOR
parts unknown.
Peirop.uloffski was evacuated 10 accordance with
orders from ST. Petersburg or the 10th of April last
ehsunel was sawed throu. the ice 10 the hirbor FOR
TIE egpss OF the vessels, and thu nhaan's embarked
the shove date on the fcigate Aurora the arcled
transport Dwina a brig ana bark.
In May lLey discovered by the allied SQUADRON
&. anchor in Tie bay of Castse A steamer attached
TO tie East India squadron into the bay and fixed
gun her crew giving at the sane hne three hearty
cheers which were answered by the Russians with
three iiIGes three and Shell fired int) the air
from tie frigale Aurora. lie steamer ran do Xa ID
Hskodaoi TO communicate intelligence 10 tie emsin-
der OF the fleet; leaving two fnga'es 10 blockade the
taToor. In short line ai.er the whole fest ap-
Peared on testre and arranged for scion, ~ com
mence as soon as the fog cleared OF rDn the coas.
and haroor The steamer Bsraeu.a was sen, IN - re-
coDnoter- bu. 10 The ssoni huent OF all tee Russians
were nowhere to be found ttcy having siipoei og.
caring me cohuAusnce OF The ios.
Tie Russians sss L wOald Ia matnes. - nae. The !
enemy whcse .aIoe alOu5ed 20 tb,ee e.as1ne., talr
fifs'es CoTVci.e AID tis, nd Nereo-e deem r !