New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-30
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ssys 70 any visitor. servant, or other who an.
px0nohes, take scat.
The second III importance Of the Embassy il
Anragake, Prince Of The province of Aga,ge.
The third Il 0gnre, the Censor, who acts as its
secretary, making q clean record Of all the ex-
perienees q The company tor the use Of the Empe-
x0r. He sent home from the Sandwich Islands a
diary ef their trip down To that point.
The fourth Is Morita 0kataro, tho treasurer of
inc pafty--a nan who Ii prince or lord only by
position not BIZ birth. These four are Of the En-
perorH Council. They were all to-day magnifi-
GENTLY dressed. hut not very different In appear-
AEce MQm the first officers of the Candinnlarro
Iley wore embroidered silk robes each one we ar
lng sword Of beautiful workmanship, the blades
zet the finest steel.
We mere allowed to circulate among tile com
pany, aad to ask all the questions that our curiosity
suggested The son OF the first Interpreter put our
queries int shape. and gaye back such answers d.
vs. WeTe tenaesed One with clean shaved head and
ns bare feet thrust into sandals pulled out Of his
gsit some cash 70 shew ua. The eoppers were !;
AtHt zAtie, areund coin about the size Of our ne
second, qaan-al. the size of the red cent
MasMagson monument box; third, al oblong
kempe about the siza Of an English penny. with
AVie " the center. and about cents value
Mere Curious g see their silver coin, aud sue
s&auea aiter considerable hunt in getting sigbt f
their itzebae, yalned at s2 cents Their secbesy
valued 15 cents, and their eehewoo Of half The ysi
III ILL., preceding. OF their gold, We saw nann mn
Ne Wara told that they had two gold coins--the CO.
some Sa5. - s -
The Japanese officials all seemed quick with the
pencil. One was busy sketching the appearance
of the city from The deck; one did visitor from
en share The honor 10 sketch his personal appear
ante. On the "trip they filed their note books witt
copies Of machinery on board The officers of til,
hip say they could not possibly have carried sew
enty men of any other nation who have behayet
mare like gentlemen They were always courteous
md remembered thai they were guests. They
sysre emuenfly cleanly, careful 8f their appear
afee aud neat The cooks were dressed in bfnf
elp8t breaches, leaving their legs naked and d
shlaes wooIien mantle with loose sleeves. Their
meals and feet were bare
IheseDly parties introduced to the Ambassadors
Mere three gentlemen. the first To reach the Pow
hzttans Capt.. Alden Of The Active Lieut.. Brooke,
and Ne. @. Wnlcott Brooks All parties stood dur.
mg lAs intsrgiew. OF the Embassy, three were
present NY Krinepals; the Others stood ia The
pnckgfannd sad were quiet. Lieut.. Brooke IN
FORMED she Ambassador, through the Interpreter.
Uf fhe arrival 81 sa CandiHmarro, of the health at
me party on board and The particulars Of the re-
eeption. The Ambassador, in retsIrn expressed
BIZ thanks far the eeartesg shown his couatryman
The Ambassador II nae looking mar. about ffFe
feet Hiae in heig and witt very intelligent tas.e
10 the infercotirsa of the officers of the Nav
Yard with the Japanasa officers, some curipus
iaets were evolved, skawfng similarity Of origin