The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-31


think imagined him bs toe Tycoon 10 whom thu Presi
few minutes thus they mAde ns,tIns aa.xm n
the President which be returpei si.b ors ~ h. mof
fscoOs pors sna IsSrsa IN company with the senior
suboroiDstes ranged either side OF the Wsv through In
RED Room the later lne and bowed their faces towards
Nearly quarter OF hour elapsed after this sesore
they were ready TO return their carriages, owing 70
come nroductons OF sfes thst took place In private
IN finally tbDg through the lar hall Of the house me
inferior members OF their suite ranged themselves on one
side Of the way and when The great passed they o.
served the forms tho time Of their enusuos
by kpeepg for inetsnt and bowpg Yards
the floor after .hicb they immedasy and folio ved
TO join the procession. They did not however, all GO
Ut oDoe but their respective were led out 6y
the Naval Commissioner and 8, Was NOT until the last
Of the eight passed out thai the last OF the attendants e
the ball Some OF those Who had pre- ce1ed the State pro-
eesson In their arrival folio ~ed the Others aad took
places In carriages which ia watng; among these
was "rommy" who was not then a. great celebrity -
he nov. BE dressed In colos bright taosa Of
with pink gold, his poncho JACKIE. black his km-
ncppo or wastcoat. yellow. few Of the attendants
the chin; but the majority we're bare.hsaded. a. usual
They were al drtssso In their beet clothes, and all sp
With the exception OF few sddid,usi carriages, the
returned just as came and by
hotel, and The crowd thai had followed them dispersed
WARRINGTON, May %, 1880.
Namua GoAatssro YtHt to his Etends-A nt-a 7sts
sstA him Ae Subject Of I've Presidential Banques-TAs
Jopanese Shopping 7oSr-Gross Eztossion Of Walk
inoton Sorekesrers- If the Presents from rs
Tycoon to the Pretdent, DO
Namura Gohatsero, whom have I'm former letters
socaied with pair Of bright eyes and = blue poncho-
jacket together with bis I'VE Brethren left the hotel at
nine O'Clock In the morning. TO how Washington looked
when shut up by day, and they stroed along, they
to spot where they halted. Namura uttered words
equivalent 10 Here vts friend" and his mere pre-
rerce attracting group OF spectass including the wal
tiers Of the house, be asked Of OF them Ia Mister
1t home" He answered In the Affirmative, and
amost quickly was At his eide. He did mot greet
with "H o." which the japanese for Good morning."
but said IN Epgish, "Good mornng-how do you dos'
Following his example, also replied in the language,
and the words, Quite well, thank you-how your
Very we'll, answered Namura, which being quite satis
factory far - he concerned, addressed myself
10 hs companions and exchanged With them also shske
Of the hands, sfter which invited them to walk up stairs
and led the way accordingly.
At nrst took them into the drawing room but the rush
OF ladies' and others that followed almost alarmed my
vs'sers, and Manure sssed edo all these people live In
this housef He evidently deemed them very intrusive
q Well, Namura," said, alter be and his party hal
taken seats on the sofa and various CHAIRS show did Won
like the Presidents dinner on Fridsysn
every WE'LL" said he, but not the standing had "a
stand for two hours "
What did the Ambassadors eat turtle soup?',
Yes, soup"
Fish ~ continued, suegestively.
eyes nah about that size, and he described the sugh
and breadth with his hands.
"Chicksn ralAdp'
"Oh yes chicken salad very sood.~
"Roast chickens and pigeon ~
eyes roast chickens and pagson-bosh very good.~
"oh, yes, v,ry good ale, champagne aud sherry,
thrno 49,
fered 10 them fortnight ago. Trey tasted but neglected
then, saying thss the fruit vas 700 sour.
.Oh, yes, strawberries very good, and Ice cresms's
eyes, much mustard"
ayes, cheese very good and butter very mood tn
.whs, would you IKE 70 drink nov p ssret
tney produced and drank In the craving room not vim
standing me unorshodox mature Of the proceeding such
Meanwhile The ladies asxe them fsslquss.ions and
NamuIs handed them hin catarna or oag sword for in
!hsks .kin which young isdy m'tooi for 40 in
laying Of pearls Iwithdsew the entering BLAZE nom ita
more proud Of their swords sssn else tssv oo.
ses. their homer exoepted and they IKE 70 exhibit tho
The two japanese sesssmsp Who al On ,hs inf. ,,.
Sy tns time Lighted ,ssir ppes AMI seemed 70 be enjoy
interchange o. deas With the ladies, who no sss-
cissaed Two Of their number that thsy ss,h proaucsd
sscos n,a Ne CURE o. pec.s nom TIE
With look susrssive Of keep this N rsmemb nncs OF
me
10 you eapscs % W Japan again oy the 2oth Of
Ao ~ S.oo, saoIssnnt MANURE
an & 1 s ~ s ssS u" vas nis reply
10 you nov SAD THAT the frigste Niagara,
p w " 70 axe yoc ron rsnama 70 Japan, cft New
~ nS~S e.y 80. 81 10 a. nsd 20 put eackp,
ne nooSea, W. mountoi expression q counteuaoce,
~ m ne smDsxe, snc nen ND yea" II was evi-
oeDsy oonsos oea 9@en-
49, yoo nto~, ieeked, go bask - Japan BY
rsy o. rnans or me ong sea route past ME Cape VI
'ooo hoper
N - M r. u{~rd 49,
ing ASCERTAIN exAos posnoo for years past, bat have
not Iet suooesoea.