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ron and Marine News.
SAN FRANCISCO. June II, 1867
The mail steamship Colorado, Captain Lane, arrived sl
this port this morning, in twenty days from Japan
She brings advices dated at Yokohama May rs, Hong
Kong the I5th and shanghae, China the 10Th OF May.
The Colorado has nty first class passengers aud full
cargo OF freight
Among the passengers by the Colorado his Royal
Hghness the Due do Pensherieve Tor Peter 0risAnsD.
Count Bsavon and Captain Fauvel who intend spend
some time Eastern California; Captain Garden Of her
Britannia Msjesy's Twentieth regiment Of foot Who
goes 70 shoot the Plains and sasaki Yoursk highly
parsonage 70 study the mines and mining system
Of California He will proceed Afterwards shs Eass
where no viii purchase fifteen shouasd OF the most
improved rifles which can bs furnished.
The political intelligence from Japan OF this arrival
Of highly interesting and important character.
The visit Of the foreign Ministers accredited TO the
Court Of Japan to the Tycoon. in the city Of Osaca, was
brought to conclusion on the Goth Of May, and the
dplomatists had returned to their posts
The treatment accorded TO these foreign gentlemen
and their attendants by the Tycoon at Osaca Of
prncely character Houses had been prepared for
their reception each Of which filled with European
furniture OF the costlest sort. French cooks with
attendant servants from other countries OF Europe had
been provided. The supply Of wines and liquors was
without STINT and in fact, everything else which they
required make them comfortable during their stay
Osaca furnished in abundance and completely free
Of expense or charge
The representative OF each country, with tho suite
attached his legation granted private audience
Of the Tycoon, who entertained them at dinner after
wards. The audiences and royal entertainments took
place several days before the official visits made
in large room. with high ceiling lifted up wholly in
the European style Of outfit. When the dinners which
thoroughly French in DETAIL small but
valuable present was laid beside each plate.
The Tycoon OF Japan Of ordinary stature and,
apparently about thiryhree years OF age, with good
features bright black eyes and splendid teeth. which
he frequently displays in the act Of smiling.
He was dressed very richly and exhibited manner at
once easy and refined He understands thoroughly the
European Of drinking tossss and gave and drank
the "Hsath Of the President Of the United ates with
much gusto
At the official visit, which WAS Of short duration,
everything was in japanese order. Amer the usual
commonplace greetings had besn exchanged the Tycoon
expressed to Mr. Van valkenburgh representative Of
the United States his great qualification the establish
ment OF the new steamship line between America and
Japan.
Japanese Tommy" 90 favorably known-durng the
acted Interpreters for the American legation through
out she visit
Subsequent 70 the oical ceremonial the Tycoon met
the Ministers u Hogo, situated at distance Of eleven
miles across the bay from Osaca where he laid the
ground for foreign settlement
This tract OF ground. which Is q mile in width and
extending back some three or four miles from the water
has been appropriated under the arrangement
exists for such purposes the other ports Of Japan
The anchorage for vessels ID good.
The foreign settlement in OAca has boon created
abou. the very centre Of the town.
All the foreigners are highly pleased with osaca
In about month the foreign Ministers will visit tho
west coast OF Japan In order 70 locate port there,
which will probably be tho port Of Tsuranga in the
province OF KangA
Among tho sports given for the entertainment OF the
foreigners at Osaca between the boats belong
ing to the United States war vessels Shenandoah and
wyoming. The officers OF the last named vessel Lost
three thousand dollars in bets on the result
The Prince Of 0wari. who is acting stotsbaghi, or
second officer Of tho empire OF Japan, visited Yoke.
hama recently. Ho has boon until lately prejudiced
strongly against foreigners He was received with royal
honOrs in many places.
Business was suspended Yokohama during the visit
The whaling bark Canton Packet Captain Frazer, OF
New Bedford Mass, went ashore the Sd Of April at
syria-Taki, on tho northwest coast Of Typhon. She
broke up within i've minutes and became total loss
The cargo had been previously shipped for home.
No other losses have been reported.
James Fairbanks, Of Baltimore and four Kauaken
Sandwich Isanders) were drowned the 10th Of May
The whalers Florida. Sunbeam, Active Navy, Cicero,
and Courser were at Hakodadi, Japan.
The United States steamers Hartford and wyoming
have gone down tho inland Of Japan tho lattor
homeward bound
rhe United States steamer Shenandoah was at Yoko-
hama, where the Monocacy and Supply expccte d.
CRUDE PETROLEUM AS A SUBSTITUTE foa COAL.
Bosros, June IA, 1857.