The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

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pAsSs Over toe the IaosDsts iags rod osli
: White sreono epbIe natcsi Of the sun.
Up To nh naiunirs latt lev-n 81 which tune
sr gun r.vsrbsrsto through the arc, and the DOW
of The rh,'sdeiphia VS. 10 ~ zen turning Bozzrot
Point, osiely beios the arsenal, the wowa taA
had gAih~o ~ bD the ysra old not ncude tboos
reoSe but every minute aoded numbers to the throos
AZ ths ~ Apr, scheo the American and Japanes
lAss 1u,,eruR ssiy from their nsns gave npg cos.
yaeNr 10 b.r appearance, and she came up u tbe
chat, 10 which che bad bten sgnalIed BY the
tma soop referred TO, that had been drawn into th-
ana sbiy effective Appearance AZ she turned IN nsU
sbiph ouse the nArDe Band Whose gay uniforms
Sra Banner which wss Dmsdssiy followed y tn
inspiring STRAINS Of "Hsi Columbia F" Mt~ensy minutes
V twelve rhe made fast 70 the wharf several Of th&
spaDess were n sh time standing on the gunds, whore
they attracted greas attention. One In particular who
stationed himself the upper deck guards, with mum
esnneaceS srsscSips bs xhsas sosss before him, sue
oeeoed making himself he observed Of ell observers"
Tbsse Who sarsned their curiosity By sancing evsr nm
shoulder reported that h drawings were very hfolke
and thai be took particular nooe Of tho Japanese deg
that vas tying and touched OF with photographs ntoe
ynen we're visibs n ne eisrens windows Of he steam
er, and BY their words and laughter we're evtoensy
psssbs some 70 ~ no doubt, very original opdnloos on
Although the boat was 1t the wharf u twenty minutes
70 Twelve, declaration took place I'LL quaster past
rines ana the volunteer companies Of The CITY were
ranged . long line 70 the east Of the wAis, ana the
Mayor and CITY Councils q Warrington had arrived me
latter then, accompanied BY Captain Dupont ana several
other oicers Of the army and navy N COMMAND proceed
foot to the sasgway Of tho steamer, where Cap
and their two chisf oounsslors rhs Mayor shen few
appropriate remarks the Embassy cordial Welcome
fr.eneD: 70 which Hmneeujs .Noksm replied through
chief Interpreter In the words, I'VE thank you sir
for the high honor and compliment done Us"
AfIer ,hs The salute Of seventeen guns was fred nom
mann wsn Csps bapons. headed he proosas'oa, and
cned forward between the lines Of citizens and
dsery towards the head Of the yard and walk, whore
carriages were ordered TO be In waiting :, receive them
commoSore buchanan stepped for ward and uttered few
WORDS Of weoome 70 the Embassy In the name Of the
PreGoent Of the United States ana the people He said
that be reciprocated the kind feelings expressed By the
Japanese when the treaty made BY Com
modose Perry, and be felt proud occasion % tn
reception and Welcome % hearty q The President ana
csazens Of America now extended 70 them
Asr the chief interpreter had these re-
marks 70 them the Ambassadors bowed their aoknow
edeDepu AM the Interpreter said "Thsnk you, SIR"
AFTER this the pooess.on moved on without nserrup
oe Win bis right arm Hakea q Capt Dupont and
nh ft In that Of some other naval officer The second
~ bsss ssS
walled other nsval s6ioers
/ must nos forget 70 msntioa that The Nouyi
and In size and roof very much resembling dog kssns
which fixed the treaty box, hidden nom the puohc
eye BY bose cover Of red oncOsh, preceded The hrs.
svo Of the men belongng 70 The yard when the end Q,
the walk WAS reached, va placed on the ground, 70
delay Of about quarter Of an hour occurred II tAk
point owing 70 there bong no carriages In waiting 70
cevs the guests During ths time l. Who bad walked
ssood opportunity Of renewing my acquaintance with the
Japanese, snd found them for the most part nteh
them :, smoda and Nasasski ana Just = cur,oas ano
communicative. Nearly all Of The Embsssy speak few
words Of EnslAh and many Of them know sufhcsnt Of
the language 70 put question or answer one
"Do you spesk EpglAhY" said somebody 70 one Of
them. aNo, mot speak Englhh," The reply. Tne
adverse Ss @So J.psssss y. spssf Ans,icsa sooa
asked Of tsem Sto which vessel tney liked boa Of
the two that conveyed them nom their owa country the
Pow bsfan or the Roanokes He answered, "the Roa
noke . inquired which city they preferred 70 nrss
vkn, Washington or New York3 sob, Warrington nrss
bad. While IN their country, been told by The Japa
nese, thai they have only one Emperor, namely the
sksdo, vhose PALACE Is at nnko bat the Tycoon whom
We distinguish tbe temporal Emperor, figures %
necsed vmS he present admnsrson Of Inc smpre ha.
sIscs postoo knew shss he was onnp0sent in Jsddo,
even body there bent the knee 70 HIM bat knew,
Also haa Whenever be visited ne Aiksdo 10 oseraaed
Jest HE any other noble Of ths empre-a mode Of pro
ceeoipg which By no nsans suggestive Of equality.
therefore SAD 70 siso ysss'rdAy "hAvs you swo en-
.oe., ociy oe.,n ss replied eagerly bis brother
"rhe n,ksdo," said.
"And who b The Tycoon ~ JeddoY'
"Ah, fyooon, Tyeooa and hs laughed Il The familiar
word = brought back tho memory Of The soeass be
had left behind. "ry coon b Chief Minister. No En-
peror-no Emperor. Only ono Empsror-nkado u
Few American lad,ss win be likely TO fall Desperately
In love with the principal usmbcrs Of hn Emeessy IN
Consequence OF The striking beauty OF their forms and
faces. The first Ambassador b. man Of small frame,
with . saoop scro9 The shoulders He h abost
long face ssd peculiar nose, which Ss mos. notice
able feature too Thin 70 DO caisd Jewish, and VOC
even to be styled Roman. b IN tbs form Of regular
curve, not unlike the bsak d . parrot Bat perhaps
exseserauDg me seooed Ambassador looks tveaty
years oloer ban the first, and 10 decidedly vovss look
naming are very much dscayed Hs has sssrner,
but lees intellectual look Than the other, vhosc faos
Every man Of he Embsssy wears by r,sh, too swords
nearly hal Of these men are more or e~ pock mark
"a hey ell thick summed and dark IN complexion,
but ssrs are three Of hfm whose faces warmed BY
rosy hue, which b very becoming Win all u them
ese and dignity are seen IN happy oomoinsuon nothing
70 suprse them but everything attracts their 81
Am unable 70 nnsh my lssssr in time for The mail.
ing that the Ambassadors and tssir eouasslors
len The Navy Yaro In Close carriages Ssr she miiAsy
Presiasnis HouD,sd Gusro oIIoveo BY dsaonnsat OF
the bayipe Band; then The v~hngnn Light Iafansry
con-. Blues. the Union Gu.ros' the Georr.svn oo,ss,
C~oess, wifbers' Band, the Gsoeetown Dsnt Infantry
.nd the katpn.i Rnss all IN full force ana presenting
. not upinposps array. Inc inferior officials folio
nibuses afterwards the treaty boz 1ndipe pay
the root u Of these The baggage snc
followed Of quarter 70 too oclocK
-hrh the Navy Yard vn a tranquil ~ hal previously
the
the vsters IKE their quarters, and erp~ess sss
With oil the mepfs oenpecsed win them
10 evening they nodcins among goodly throps
OF What By ron would call
Pair women and brave nenl
the hall and Of the botel, and besegcd
~ oil sioes win perpetual shower Of queres and spph
1Ations for autographs. which they good humoredly
answered and gave. But more OF this 10 nwTov.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH
THE VISIT oF TIE JAPANESE AMBASSADORS TO rHE
DEPARTMENT OF ArE-ADDRKss OF GENERAL
CAss, ETC., Erc.
WASHINGTON May 10, 1850
Al early hour this morning the street and the size
sAs In Fourtecnth street, In frontof wIluis H,s vas
crowded With representatives alike Of the ars,ocranc
mansions tho wealthy and the 70 xy abodss OF ths