New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17

NJ On early day. ana notice given accordingly.
X. Il. VAN VALKENBURG,
United States Minister &c.
The following a summary OF the arrangements made
for olEning the Japanese ports
Iirst; The Japanese Government win form at Hago a
settlement for the foreigners of all the nations having
treaties with japan, the ground to be situated between
the town OF Kabe and the Iluta River.
SceoHd; As the ground granted the preceding
aee If occupied II more space should be required the
scttllnent will be extended. The Japanese owning
ground In the town Of Kabe will be granted permission TO
lease the same 10 foreigners
Third The Government will aside part OF Osaca
Vtmn which Foreigners may hire houses aud reside; but
no Japanese is TO he compelled TO rent his house to for
eges who are to employ the same facilities at 0saea
for leasing grounds &c other ports.
t4nM Describes the limits Of the grounds alluded to
FiL; The Japanese Government will prepare the sites
at ngo and IN Osaea Tor the occupation OF foreigners by
the lst OF January next
Sir. The Government is to be reimbursed the costs
ofprcpapghe sites for the use Of Foreigners by rents on
the lands which 10 be divided into lots. The
Of their rents Is to based on the aggregate total outlay of
Seren The ground leased to foreigners at Hngo and
osa to be subject to the payment of an annual rate
sufficient to keep Ia repair, to drain, clean, light, and
maintain order ia the settlements aud also the ordinary
land tax, payable at the present date to the japanese
EghG The Government is not TO grant or dispose Of
tho ground set aside ia the preceding articles at Hago
and Osaca to any foreigner Tor government private
Foreign consols are not to be provided with separate
grants OF land within without the foreign settlements.
Abih: In determining the price OF the lands leased to
foreigners at Hago aud Osac the japanese Is to consult
the foreign representative.
Government at both Hago and Osaca, In the man
neT ~ isstipuated In the Convention of Yeddo. -
th9 OF all nations at Hago and another at Oaca the
o1pese OF maintaining aud repairing which is to be borne
Trefih: The Government win select at Yeddo in con-
cert with the foreign representatives port on the West
Coast, In which another foreign settlement may be
formed. -,l
Houses be rented by foreigners within Yeddo in
cordance with the treaty and convention above-men.
toned, the basis Of the present arrangements Her
Majcsfys steamer Serpent has gone to survey the new
port the West Coast which will probably be near
the province Of Ranga -Four vessels had ar
rived no Hiago loaded with rice aud Goals for
the japanese, from American, English Dutch and
Frenoh ports. The exports OF tea from that
port FOR fortnight Geo piculs ut 81 53t per pIcul.
Freghts 70 View York per steamer were quoted al s5
exports for the Tea, 100000 pounds SIR,
li6e balos The prospects for the crop OF silk were
whole Spring. aud any improvement was unlocked for
until the commencement OF the new season; Queen Vic
british residents aud The Japanese at Kanagawa. The
sbiIe In the hagbor fred salutes Ia honor OF the
ANY ar ss. Sd "a No so SIRE a"c IsS
the Intention Of studying the science of running
machinery. Dr. Hcpburn has completed his Japanese
actcrs The Nork Tar Ia advance OF anything OF the
Kind yet attempted a severe earthquake was expert
enccd NJ Nauisak the 5tb OF May and another on the
IIih. This unusual phenomenon nj that place caused
great alarm. Mr. Brown and partner formerly Of the
rm Of Don Co. OF Shanghai have been seized aud con
fined In place called Sauboro, Nagasa, but by the
intercessi0n OF the British Consul both released,
THE VOYAGE OF TIE COLORADO.
The steamship Colorado during the first part of her
outward voyage had heavy weather and strong westerly
Winds after which she experienced fine weather the
greater part Of the time She made the run from lokO-
hama 10 Hong Kong In five and a-half days There were
three deaths among the Chinese passengers. On the
turn she of the Yantzee river by the steamer
Yesso with passengers ana freight, from Shanghai she
left Yokohama ON May as. with passengers for san
Francisco aud for New York and had 9i0 tuns OF freight
including for Newly DIRK From the LIST OF June she
had good weather nearly all the time The general health
OF those on board has been excellent.
The Colorado left at Hong Kong the United States war
vessel MOnOcncy; at Yokohama, the Shenandoah; ana
at Ostra, the Hartford and Wyoming.