The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

coin sttrAeted much attention.
The next thing we see Of japanese
character In The window Of n.y.
paper hanging warehouse. Il b wall paper, ana oonsA
Japanese Of domestic character There you soe
party hins, and ysu have another planting sea
coffee, whne several eok ~ though they might %
masters, and are overlooking the work Of the Others
We also have in shop windows Japanese neck aes,
fans and Asgs but they few and far between Indeed
she stores appear 10 have formidable rival fer
- japan concerned, in the piles Of brick and
building material which ut al times ornament
our principal thorocghfares- By this means VIC are
informed that the japanese Embassy nightly received
OF two Of city theatres, and again We zee thaA
lecture win be delivered the japanese at the Cooper
INSTITUTE thst citizens may mot be In stais Of
ignorance, when they do arrive, 70 their habits &C.
THE RUSH FoR PLACES
the prooesson pas has already commenced, and
the enterprisisg proprietor Of the City Assembly Rooms
has fitted up places 81 the following rstss-For
the second story windows, 81 each for the
third story windows, IS each. He has 10
the small balcony the door for $780, and intends
erecting platform that will accommodate st least sixty
people, for seais the platform he will charge from 81
down whatever be get He expects To realize over
500 by this letting Of seats and places.
There other place where they pUbciy sell scsss -
yet but that by the time Of tho procession
there VIII he large number.
GRAND STREET.
On tie corner CT Broadway and Grand street there
stands . huge pile Of brick highly ornamenied BY
Japanese figures, play bills, nc. twill no doubt seemo
break the Of the street view but the three Jspa
nese heads that are displayed must prove anything
bet hstteriBg to the vanity Of the Embassy
The stcrekeepers the portion Of Grand street through
which the procession will pass appear to be entirely free
from the Japanese fever the Only indication was very
small Japanese ag which used 10 draw attention to
stock Of nreworks and two small fans, containing some
strange looking signs, supposed to be japanese
| THE BowERY.
The Boweyy likewise devoid Of al show; one japanese
flag completes whole. There one point the Bowery
to which person drew attention, and that was hs
balcony OF the Butchers and Drovers Bank extending
SO far on Grand street. viii accommodate 81 least on
hundred people, and will tho day Of the PROCESSION
| present quite lively spectacle.
FOURTH AVENUE
IN quiet state also, there being no evidence o.
anything unusual But We must bear In mind that there
are but few stores 10 that portion OF the city.
UNION SQUARE.
Union Square will be the terminus Of the procession
they viii 60 around II, and from that proceed down
Broadway the Metropolitan The square looks well,
and they could not have chosen better place t. end the
procession.
We are lie Broadway again, but there is nothing Of 10
erest init that have not mentioned, With excep
ton. The windows Of Of large jewellers filed
4 with collection Of Japanese articles which
are well worth . visit They are composed Of swords
guns, boxes traps, coins and various other articles
Among them curousy wrought quilt, male from the
| bark Of trees.
We certainly thought that the windows Of the stores
.ord present much mere lively appearance bat that
they have rot doubt owing 70 the fact thai
the Committee Of Arrangements have been 10 slow IN
their operations, having not even made the route Of the
procession known until yesterday afternoon We suppose
the committee win make up for their tazdnees 10 day and
morrow, when the complete arrangements for the
ccpton Of the japanese will be made known Tho want
OF enshusiasn IN storekeepers win be more than
made up by the an" there viii be the streets TIE
eventful day Of the pro0e saion.
The route Of the rrocession the reception Of ih
japanese Embassy will be ~ follows
The Embassy VII arrive on Saturday, the leb nstani
d three O'Clock p M, OF pier No North river, and pro-
coed from Battery place 70 and through Broadway
| Grand street, through Grand street 70 the Bowery
through the Bowery and Fourth 10 and around
Union square TO Broad ray, through Broadway 70 the
| Metropolitan Hotel.
1 THE MILITARY ORDERS.
lnBOr General San iford has promulgated the follow
! ing 01er;-
GENERAL oRpxRs NO. 2
HEADQUARTERS FRsr DIVISION N. Y. 8 NJ,
/ NEW YoRK, June Is, 1880.
The arrival Of the Japanese Embassy in New York Win
take place Saturday, the 10th inst, which day the
division w parade Upon the Battery for their reception
To avoid interruption, The First brigade viii approach
the Battery through Washington street, the Second
through Greuvieh street; the Ihird through whitehall
| street, and the Fourth through Broadway.
Each oomnandsni OF brigade win direct an officer Of
bis sA 70 report for crders 70 the Dvson Inspector
II VA
PM
he Troops OF Horse Of the Seventh and Eighth regi.
nenss win report 70 The Division Inspector Il u Battery
O'clock and the Eighth regiment Immediately After
the arrival Of the Third Brigade but not later tran half
he line Of march vim be up Broadway to Grand street.
through Grand street 70 The Bowery, up the Bowery and
paying the donors Of marching saaie 10 the Amoana.
dors who WIN be stationed On platform on the west side
70 Canal street, upon reaching which point the division
VIII form line on the west sde Of Broadway right on O.
rsss u ss Wan I sos unn s
me Battery asd Inc line Of march hereby designated
the division parade grounds during the parade and the
i streets must be kept clear from curb 70 curb
The Lseu,enaas cOlosss WI remember that whom tho
division e in column, each Of them responsible for pre-
one Immediately preceding and shsir attention part
| culsrly tailed 70 the Penormance q ihs duty.
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Enbssy He YIN A. dsan ssetioa q ayuIlsry 70
Srss ;ss rsespsss q - r fsSss ) q z.ssy.
The divtsoa snf VIII a1smbls ~ the QuaFeerS u the
1 Major General n half pass eleven O'Clock A. n
II BY order Of CHARLES W sANDF0RD,
II MAJOR Ccuera Cb0man6ing.
GE0a9E w. MORELL,
Dvsioa Engineer, assins Division Inspector.
The orders for NE special escort follows
Warrington caAYs-cKSuAI oRDER u
EKApoc ARrxs EcHn REGIMENT n Y g. TRooP,
NEw Yonx Juse IL, 1850
This regiment win parade fuli uniorn. vhs pants
loons special and guard or honor V ne Japa
nese Embassy, On Saturday Rext, the 16eh Inst
The companies win seoembIe ~ the ReGimentAl
10 the place Of for nation.
Field and STAT mounsed.
The band color bearer and general guides viii report
| 10 the Adjuhnt ~ The sans time and place.
by order Of GEORGE LYONS, Colonel
C. " BrAuvur, Adjutart