, 1860-08-27
NEWS or THE NIAGARA.
What the Japs think OF their Visit to
America.

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vba< t,,e gan. tbTnL or th.sr VIII. IN
America.
Tonsmyss Rsmfsfsetntfss of TrAesI---Hs
W-r.e<s Lor& Lstatrs and soasss to Come
M-ek Aoso IN" Sep@"*'' cs*@*ef'd
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4ne correspondent o. Inc nc" to1k 4'me>
writing from the Cape do Verde Islands, On
board thu United States steam friQata N;prara,
,rbicb -.,,s1 :, uo., ~ b.,r. - 1.n.a u-;.h
y, - ~" VI "e' "a' W "apaa "sn
the Ambassadors, glYes rome interesting details
Of the voyage and the manners Of the Japsuese
W Do'%1" 'D' 'n'p' "e "1<= TO 'oi''''ioa *
tract:
TIE DEPARTURE 1RoH NEW 1,nk.
Abeut mon ne utipbed anchor ans sEood
dawn The harhor eo;ng ;ntan,;onoi1x % A ~ 1.14
slow sneo that re 1S m9Ssht reaeh H. bs, at tx
time of h;phest wa,er In nass;no Fort Ham,I.
ion that Garrison saiutsd lie J jsnanese viii
twenty-one ouns' vhich uaa re,nrned hv mr.
hori,zers On board. At which demoostfation
TIE disciples Of Buddhe. when made aware of
the occasion, evinced great satisfaction, bowed
themselves themselves to"ara the land, and expressed
H'... Ta parnsata'y cealmsd WIN, aaa
.,ratt- ~. ..ena" auo aume I ee so4"nie aooo. .ae
preasF 1;a scenery ana homes on on either ehote.
,,s..., ~. "! ne. MS naos apou1 10 tne
';,'.ns;,;a Jua, e.s'G ataoutea 20 as general
w. VI :4at OCCASION: ana lor several
=" nf,.n t"nas' ai' 9'at1 Sen INC merry sPnit
,to..L ~ o..L - eu u aug "lnten aoont, aoa al
tnsousn soe utst %a.eh' ana Fhen atserrafos e =!
~, ~. az ~ aesA tuc lo. loupo
... 5'nh a.. ~ -: oesA, looAlok ~lSlln1y
1.as,., ~.uaS ~ ano "atte t.cs, ~ ne "Ess
t,s. .st sas xsatse; y. 4A'e pemE MLe:spo1f
"n.eu ne n4d ou. sos anot. Eli re ,t .s'aea' @
ms1 i'm ram ' h.d hatar oe hn h and
tpsn u Is spla1g up queksr 1naa 1e1psc'
1eo, apu sau; Win US pecunar accsntt ,s' tsas'
g., tu1ne4 1o"ala tne upper oeck laooel,
ou: turning PACK ana approaen'nS me-, aga1n ne
sa!o, ~ ~ so'ce n9usn' sety eose aoaa'a u.
teafe: gee, nov q, mere !nese '-%ay On, Mly
oi-aA ny eVe'! l 1auc1eo IN #n11 oifeo,'on
me no5,9 lmsglnanon was s'ess1ng, Dut eaia 10
4 m'm, nn5, "nA' oo wv e:e way U! tnele'
iommys ne fepned; mel1sa-meeica pep
ps--good nee !r-tnea aoale8' seEo sees'
someth'ng' "nlch, from tne iact ina. japanese
nas1ng Gers1 esen oranSa o. eoue ta 1tlon IL sn9
tcno9s M1at 10. l coata oa ~. unuen ' a.ns,,
s'oou ~ "n..a ian 'onEer, puaeu @ III oa'J s4'nsH'
aoo'' n's 1e4s' aoa " "'Asu away
noT 1uEr PASSED TIE TIM.
Tho Jaosness cabin takes in ninety feet Of
the after mart Of Tho spar deck, and MAS erected
7 am informed. iuclud,ux the fittings. It the
moderate cost of $50 600! The after part il
devoted to the Ambassadors. Who soon after
t.kin9 possession OF it summarjIy kicked Ill
the efeoant mnYable {urnj1ure ouf. and then
resumed thtir ua,ural positions. The oflcsrs
of ,he roiasion hava antccu. etsfa cah,na In.
Ha7d OF Hair chiefs. While tha menialn biyonae
in sor. Of box xed hareacoon On either side of
pair Of Dahlrreea's II lcca cauuou. which.
pa,nted IA white rs mix. With the;r enoTmnns
admiration ct their pjcmy. burnt. boot colorrd
semi.nudo compsniona. Tbs 1mhansa6ors
~h,Ie away the lime in eating seren or -ioht
sapssts dag, pnfng small rhiifs Of tobacco.
playing chess and caressing their big tosa--the
last occupation adordiug them apparently the
gressest soiace and tatislaction. Ia the eyenir z
they mount to The upper deck in fher aimsy
| parj smmera. which sxiE1ent when agitaied By
| the wlnd, eF:rs to the amateur analomst evsry
| ouoortun,ty OF stutriu1 the proportions Of th.
japanese systema. Tbs hawk-uosed one. hov.
eYer. wears sort Of eulit trowes-t lid ia h,u
| xi,ha l6roe bow knot It his hset. "a does tik .
w;sr lie ;onv too,tea d;an;to-. ~ H. hn-
fers.d cnrarnoT .nd ths na1y,t1.osd ~ T G.n.",
can3sat .h.ms.i. HuI ~ Ss1soi s..o
~ whne ,te .ea, ut.u 1sss s1pens.e asS14
49, m.sa ~ ~ aI1 ~ eunuo9eu ~ essn.nl
r;,t Nv nuaaa a,.1s fa. ~ w. pso.eeu g.
s,,as. 4-ss .hss,aa euon haa" ~ ~ "asn GoT1l ~
ti.Sn~b hd hsrl ~ sddr.ss;na n -. s,n,sn,'
1 !. AZ - F.31 ~ f&t.
asauE, ne esspsnso "oa.I !ouom We .ye y. w.
n;.1en star :, -. most ;nnn;r;n9 rnnd. soe ~,
! t1an ,rrn ~. IN tha nthsr hoe ,h.1r sh.-.
erowns and inverted pig tails, IA much II to "a,
| tie matter Wan entirely beyond their compfe
II nrrch,r,. m. of N. 1ow.r h.,d ~ tts;
own attendants happens to cross tbe path q
ohdomrn donhtas L,mself torrsTd III b,s r;a
tsi nearl, tonchs, nis to-. as Il he hnd .ra.,..
hsar1;lc ~ nndsr1;na nn,rres .rd 80 arst est,s
V,,h v;o1ent cramn N fhe stora.eh. thnne
in rea,ity The eeupnt1Ioo is 1atended n nar
n noi,tcntss and aood b-.pa,nr Thsx ar,
indeed, q very polisGed pet ne il ,bsir ptcu'is
way, aud at lbs same inns extremely s.l6ss
.hsr xon, a. ~ nat t,nt1soucn,1s mnnh more fha
,5es sa, ~, ~ ~ % they s1e <. nss;on,s cnes
anG i, h. h5ores n. tn m, lie ,,non Than nd n,
un WIN ,h,ir yxactions,- Nor a1e thev An str,
pulousy neat aud cleanly people va had suppo.
| ed the5 we're; for although cQnDodipus bal hin
rooms have been provided for them, yet doul
if a man Of them las 10 much Is wet bis fnge1
cir o. coming on board. muss except. ho~
ever, the hswk-nossd Ambassador, who TAKE
wh&t an old QuArtermas'er told ne the other ds
wAg spirit bath, every morning. The pr
cess is slmply this: The chief bAther sits dor
be ore hi. lord, With large teapot ofwarm v
tsf t, tcte him. After dscorous interval he FL
h;s cupaciuus mouth with the liquid, aud III.
nmu,is m It 10 splrtinq stream over the tawr
s ssk,n Of tho Ambassador: The operation las
@oon' An "''''
1nE1n PROGRESS IN xsoI1sH, xASxxx OF COO
ING. ETC. ETC.
..d. ~o,,r,a,-sa +b.;, ,.,.o
They ht'e ai1eso5 ,be,r sn,;,ud. % hr th~ T.n
IN Eog!lso, ,,,sae s9e M SeaIl, Ill OF hen tvest
progress maoe. fanansar .rd ae1e-a, II the
lew woros oi ou. 'aoeu.s .ea~.-s..;e y. ~ =
Keep up auise en sn.11"a haof, snd Ie.ae
They G.n5 ,hs,r ,saa, sp !nd ,os. % no opnortnnitv
s5ouoo WIN nna.s suem, 49, ~ sn.iI .ome Word.
lesrn,n' 10 ptorYu pro~n fond oi onr manner Of eoc
. lney na'G .ha+ thr;r food with the -1ee
ing, anQ oeeno t41 %u"|. '0 ~.