The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18
Of Prince jerome has undergone particular change
HIS Imperial Hishness Is very weak
The Japanese Embassy in IN English
Point OF View.

Point OF View.
ffrom the London Telegraph, May 81
The Japanese Ambassadors have at length arrived at
New York and by this time ensconced in their quar-
tiers at Washington ], nigh. appear. upon superficial
view or the matter, that their friendly visit 10 America
contrasts with their outrages upon our sailors along their
own coasts in manner unayorabe to England, hut Ii
must be borne in mind that the dpomasis OF the United
States not above little seight hand when endes
vorng TO gain point at semi barbarous Court. They
have somewhat resembled in their dealings with Japan,
the French in Persia and the Dutch in the Eastern World
generally with the exception that their ntrgucs are more
harmless and their jelouses embittcred However
We are far from enyying cousins the Atlantic
the privilege conferred upon them Of receiving in their
own ports the first Embassy from that impaIpabe per
sonage the Japanese Tycoon. In due doubt
turesque train tawny and eyed in all the glory
OF embroidered tnics big brooches and paper pocket
came before them, and there will be much tea
table talk about Hakodadi and the cleanswept
streets Of Jeddo. There will be curious groups
TO witness the entrance and exit Of the rice fed ambassa
doris wherever they may take up their residence; but
from one cause another these Oriental missions have
never hitherto he'd to many important results 1t may
be that countrymen though they can conquer and
govern Africans and Asatics more efectualy than any
other nation OF the Nest 90 no, possess the qualities
tons with independent races upon free and amcable
footing Either they too impatient or refuse to lick
the feet Of small savage poenates pay too little
spect native prcudices have habit Of sporting
within forbidden enclosures, or peerng through lattice
windows insisting that men shall be hanged for
dering Englshmen, else they may be altogether too
rough blunt, and ready. The Russians have gone far
ahead OF them IN tue interior OF China ana IN the popu
msts at Pekin when Mr. Bruce retreatiHg from the
ambuscade Of the Peiho; is difficult even TO keep
nag nyng Oh me erea, brmese rivers We are
squadron IN the Gulf and officials at loggerheads
Win .is aInor's ~ 'ai'h Pfeci-e,y AT ,ne time Nnsn
ing the efhgy Of a modern pario, on Mount Vernon.
~ ;i .. as. s.an ae,,, ,T AZ -, ,h,,,
Inn, , III ~ eri ric I snddcn,v hin ~ @
sill rosers ride in laconered coaches r hattie in tha
knrN heli hat honcn fnrft
forever Fnpiandes win hob no in tho interior If
The quaint island realm win The sniri,a, and
Emnerors of when ren,rt has said 30 ,nch and
have scen en- lit,In II ;e nro,hI that thero 90 mi no
immediately immense mporatons Of conner 10 line the
tnwdry watches I'm, are syorted In T,.more nor 4, ~
probable thai line Of cnpers hi, at once he established
between New Orleans and Nagasaki The grand thing
viii be practcallv 10 break down the wall of narioS
between he Yves, and those least cmiar Regions ~ The
FAST NOW ogsrno tmid hand In tho ;nhatan,s NJ the
Nov world n I n ch,roctcristc circnst.nco th, ,ha
Amh.ssadors ,ycre carr;cd rronS panar,o 70 xtan,nn
Roads In the Roanoate n United states shin var
There was not vessel IN m their emore canah Of crnes
INC tho seas We have Ind n chinese ;uS in The Thames
hut Jan.ncse n,nr must for some i;nc 10 COVE In an
;unss;1,s nov.itx THE indeed nsra,es Sc IN
,mrh.rs he ;,rva,,n,s "hanaa ,.h,ch re- o' 80
M ~ 'ne ~ ,S r, 1s tn LA soae
hoe noan ,no go, oh,oo, os ,ha H.. -. .a. ~.
mas peen one grsa oSeet OF Tue law 70 preven, me
people OF Japan from leaving Their own coasts ho,l-
nd VI ntn, 80 ooas nav, r.,, '"u, .no ,,anu ia.
eb.ne NATIVES vino in sne If hese recsass ~ o an
h s M.,v ndom ", mai return 70 suner
aSos, ,he cssbbmsna Of a. &
.oun,es, y was oruaneu D! tel"ed imperial DEGREES
ha' uc JunNs U, .t lsIau shoua DC SO ouit tnat III
,ne eNe VI STORM q. sea- they shoed go 70
pieces ana iounaer Every reader knows how jealousy
.ne avenues |" NV eh'Pfe haVe oeeh euarueu, now
.he p p,.S na,e peeh snu up IN ,neir m'ser-
apc n.le settiem.iit ., pcnna nov an frame De-
mrn s.iahge Vessels ena ,ne uarne Nl'ges mas oeen
prohpnea ana now French, american ana British ships
arriving "a me Japanese waters nave peeh paced under
rigorous ana almost insulting surveillance Well unless
things tshe ahother turn 'hs system oi EXCLUSION mas
oms 20 enc aa we can U n% mat
informed s'an 20 uiio" nele auveh.urer 10 pam MN
zen gu as grea. o9.rr o. s.a,s as .sy ora IN 1871,
.ohcss iaeamumn IN piue Wa aioweu 70 take up u
Pos.on IN eose ploAi.i'i Win ua, !" Tue queen;
VIC may no" ,Apsc, W i"arr sohctnng auhcnlc ABOUT
Salah as y =. ffopaoE .hs various works written pre-
course with EUROPE owing to the offensive and reckless
conduct OF the Spanard VIII never be surpassed IN point
VI iuness or accuracy oil miornation buf since the gn
mission the public have been treated WIN variety Of
original sketehcs puInrtng 70 inusrac the cvihzaton
Of the Islanders which must have been either the onu-
sions on oewidered mdshpmen or direct attempts to
trade upon popular creduiy The picture OF the interior
thus presented was in color and perspective thoroughly
No'arian' Hsuegesteu contrast, very Illuminating 10
ourselves pe'ween INC f,e ana art the yuigarty ana
squaor OF EUROPE ana the immaculate Cleanliness the
more tnan Roman MOWERS tie nns"ftse'esea gu-, ns
spenaa suss.s, .he ccsi a ana cue ksnera a,
e'eeanee, sooreyt soi's. 100 ~. Gnu nns"e W
japan. we might nave imagined Una, t"erc was no.
.i"s u,su ~ am n,ona osnoo, sm.v my
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,nc hlnPwoI :" .'iha se.t"u'"' p"' ",'ioueu
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NAV " ,n,o cosor s, ,s ,bsna,,s r ,he
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oalese gIVoP, ~ rug .ssseu ,.o,n u'e ~. VI so
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