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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported BY the Union Telegraph,
0FRIoa, WARINe's BLOCK, cOREBR oT BANK AND
AZ. cLAIR aTREEFs.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.

WAsHIEGToN, May IL.
The Philadelphia left Portsmouth quarter
past eight this morning for the Roanoke,
with the naval commission and the invited
guests. The weather magnificent
At quarter past nine she arrived at the
Roanoke, whose sails were furled and tops
manned. Our band played q national air.
Capt. Dupont, Of the navy, Capt. Taylor Of
the marines, Mr. Ledyard and an interpreter,
went aboard the Roanoke in the first quarter
boat The second boat conveyed Commander
Lee, Lieut.. Porter, Secretary Of the Commits
sim, Mr.. Mcdonald, and the invited guests.
The third boat took the reporters aboard.
In the cabin Of the Roanoke, Capt. Dupont
was formally presented to the ambassadors
The former showed his commission from the
President to take charge Of the Embassy
while in the United States. Capt. Dupont
introduced Com. Lee and Lieut.. Porter as his
associates. Also the Presidents interpreter
Mr.. Ledyard was also introduced as the rep
resentatiVe Of the State Department. He vel
coined them to the country. The interpreter
briefly but intelligently responded.
The ceremonies being concluded, and the
treaty being uncovered and exposed to view,
friendly intercourse and preparations were
made aboard the Philadelphia, and are now
progressing.
The interview between the Commissioners
and the ambassadors, although evidently
much more familiar than the latter expected,
was conducted with great dignity on both
sides, and marked by apparent reciprocal
confidence in each other.
The feeling of deep interest pervaded the
spectators.
The Interpreters of the Embassy mixed
freely among the visitors, and responded to
their congratulations in tolerably good Eng
lish.
The Philadelphia will be in Washington
about noon on Monday.
There will be tomorrow no formal reception
Of the japanese on their landing by the Gov
ernment further than the extension of the sp-
prOpriate eOurtesies Of welcome under the di-
rectiOn Of the officers Of the Navy Yard
The grounds have been placed in the best
possible condition, and no means will be neg
lected to make favorable impression on the
minds Of the visitors who will be conveyed to
their quarters in carriages under the escort of
the marines and District military.
The precise programme for Wednesday is
not yet perfected as there are points Of di-
plomatio etiquette first to be determined.
Theofheers Of the Army and Navy have been
notified by circular that it is the desire of the
President that they be present at the recep-
tiOn. The former will accompany the General
in-Chief to the Executives mansion on that
occasion.
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THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
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X. b HUTCHINGS. General Agent
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On. JAS McCLLNTocK's PEcToRAL SYRUP
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WASHINGTON, May IA.

After the transfer of the freight, baggage,
boxes Of money and treaty case, to the Phila-
delphia, the Japanese, with the exception Of
the ambassadors came aboard; shortly after
all the commissioned officers from Fort Mon
roe and lastly the yards of the Roanoke were
manned, when boat with the ambassadors
left the Roanoke amid the roar of II guns
They were received on board the Philadel-
phia by Captain DUPONT and Mr.. Ledyard,
and shown their respective state rooms The
reception and dinner on board the Philadel-
phis was a superb affair. The game, fish,
vegetables, creams jellies, minces, &C., were
pronounced by the Japanese to be well suited
to their appetites, Of which they gave ample
evidence
The Philadelphia left the moOrings of the
Roanoke at 4.15 p. m, and landed her freight
at Old Point at 4.25 p. m.
The Japanese were received with formal
honors including o salute from the Battery
and music by the Band. The ambassadors
were escorted around the psrapet, their art
lists skeLching outline views of everything in
side as well as the roads and shipping outside,
with astonishing rapidity. The officers at
the port prepared hasty table of refresh
ments at a hotel, and re-embsrked at six with
the same honors as at the landing.
The ambassadors and attaches were de-
lighted with everything, and nothing vas
omitted or lost sight of by the Naval Commits
sioners, guests or officers of the boat, tending
to satisfy their curiosity, appetites or COM
fort nor did anything occur to mar the
pleasure Of the distinguished visitors.
Today at daybreak the Philadelphia was
steadily stesming up the Potomac, all on
board Of her delighted at the near approach
to Washington. The Japanese artists took
views at every point. The Philadelphia stop
ped off Mount Vernon, the band playing
plaintive air while the bell was kept mourn
fully tolling. The ambassadors, through the
Interpreters, were informed of the history of
the Father Of His Country.
The Japanese artists took accurate sketches
of the mansion and grounds around it. All
on board the Philadelphia now felt highly de-
lighted at the approach of the end OF the
journey. 1t is understood that the interpre-
ter has succeeded in ascertaining the respec-
tive rank Of all the Japanese Embassy at
home, and placed the result in the hands of
Mr.. Ledyard for consideration. The latter
will probably have no difficulty in chasing
them as full ambassadors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-15

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2Ge rid ron betner Ser.
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berf1rtuNae WitttIe letten
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0ef6brli6e Granfbeit.

ean ssr FreSeste unb unfIuee Singer tss Qaers
Tnt bag tr ben aea sser n!srtaftsn arantNe ta 10 auF
fiji! pesr Sie Jut Dor Snttsdue ba lbred 6 Sene a
wsaesn ar pslt er ufH8 brer Grbune nns &pettablat
spnptpme res kbredlen ilebels w J. g. Elm mir Gtitpl-
gen ent3urfeter pals clue bk ga Sters In benz 9Dp
tn ben Wtiesern Ibnabme ss &6tef G1ubbeit Muswt6ie
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b's nnf een @Tematea It'd sei9en bann eIse ustel
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Sun1e 2eute,

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ten tn bic fi' ..'''.t . ID. '-'- I. 70
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Die 4reditsea gBrtuneen bee 2aters Jae hr ,u lrotsu
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BelpnDerS at beahten l.

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g,e

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nctbTent6en Grrbernte sur etel6eu @lIdafett nb Sa
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llytAeil Der Nre17e.

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tn beer &nfat tHrtr murben unb be Menee p6scr mum
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