The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10

Attached I. .hs sirdls round ne wai hangs pipe saA
tobacco boz; ~ latter beautifully gAdsd, cad rsssn
bsss very nueh Iadys psrssasssais.
NU.AGAKE AwAaRN0kAu,
seosal Anbassadsr, titsar prince anA Ex Gsvansr
a Haksdadi He y sonswhaa older thaa the Arss An
bamadsr, rather tall, and net - COED locking, busA
sther respects the sans.
oGUREBUN0O N0KAH.
Ne Ocassr Chief Adviser. Prinos Of Bungs, and
attached V ths ryosos's Asusehoad He Censor or Al
wiser 70 the, Ambassadors. with the exception Of the
nrss Ambassador, thsy al lock very nssh siks-ss
much 90 that whes we have sees then I'll,
except some little difference In expression, which must 10
seen 70 be understood.
MOETA oKATARo
= Woe Governor Of Imperial Treasury and Ex-Governor
Il KaDagsWs. may 10 this ofRoer, for aaght knew,
hat Governor Il KanagawA sone eourtssa months
ego whsa Russian Lieutenant and sailor were kilsA-
The Rusaaa authorities Insisted q reparssa fer the
oesoe by detee&ien aaA punishnsat q The nurdsrs,
and removal Of the Governor He removed and d.
pears sbsf officer Of the Embassy, hs dsgraos was
net very deep OF lastng Hh present position =
. much higher ofaos than 0svesnor Of KA.agawa
EAURUsE GENsR0 AND sKAHARA JHyGoRo
Are scers u tho nrst rank, bsssagng 70 he anbas.
sades. Gensre u the manager OF Al financial aGrs q
The Enbasey-paynastsr, quartsrnasssr, &o-aad Tie
person through whom al communicates 10 tAs anbss-
sadors mus Co. Everything, such - selecting Rooms.
seats In cars, &C., In fact every xanaavtoa, howsvsr
EiaDg, 10 done BY Gepsiro Jhugoro y biz assistant
HErAKA KAsABURo AND osAxABs rEysrAR0
Arc officers Of the rst rank belonging 70 the Csassr q
Adviser.
MATsN0rA sANNoT0 AND YosrDA sAGoeAMoN
Arc under officers, belonging 10 The AnbanAAsn
xAsUDv suNJuRo AND ruax HosNaoas
Arc under officers Of the Woe Governor Of The Hes-
sury.
KURIsnA HICoHATsn0 AND sERvO-sARvoscoaRo
Are under officers OF the Censor or Adviser.
KANURA 0oHArsIRo, rArE1sH oNAGKRo AND rArsIsH
TOKUGURO
Are interpreters. Tho fra was formerly government
interpreter Hakodad and il the special interpreter to
the Ambassadors. The two Others (oss boy) taken
froa the Custom House for this speah pur
pose. They can read language much better than
they can speak IT, Manure looks very much like the
first Ambassador.
NRODAKs, M0RAEYAMA AND C0wAsAN
Are doctors. They are tho oaly ones among nom who
shave their heads. This they obliged - Do when ct
homo. Every particle or hair Is shaved or
The chief Censor, Adviser II not the named in
the EmbAssy II nrst ming out All tho others are
the same.
The servants dres pretty much the Same. Their dres
consists OF the gown and tama made Of different fabrics,
and would DO difficult 10 describe them all Their drss
appears little distance of like cheap blue cotton, worth
some sx eight cents yard; but consists Of Light
popins (oottou, isen silk, &C Of variety Of color
aad texture Much Of their thin silk and fine goods have
small, delicate stripe favore pattern Of most ladies'
Shoes they seldom wear, although since coming 70
America Of them have adopted pssert leather boots
CATERS and shoes-sometmes wearing one boot and one
gatsr or CATER and shoe, according 70 fancy
Tho o.ly shoe ChAt OF their owp) usually worn "a .
sandal, made o, straw something like grass mating
worn On the bottom OF the foot and fastened BY largo
sc cotton cord which goes round the inssep and ssens
10 the heel Of The straw sandal.
Another cord Is fastened 70 the one round the nsep,
which goes between the great toe anc that Of the others
and attached TO the sandal underneath the foot mis-
they sGp Oh and o. like ordinary slipper This shoe
Of theirs supposed 70 be the style Of the original
dal worn In the early ages Of the world.
THE OBJECTS OF THE EMBASSY, ETC.
Tho Embassy viii remain only some four Ave weeks
then leave for The principal object Of the mission
TO get IN English copy Of the treaty signed by the Pro-
sident Of the United States The original burnt in
the great fire at Jeddo two years ass The copy Js
panese saved This they bring with them and copy
efn (no, sgneA and letter rom the Tycoon 70 the Pre-
sideut
me box containing these documents 10 lookea upon
by them almost sacred. II ID called the "treaty
box" and n never allowed bout Of their sight
boz three feet long. twenty six inches depth and
eighteen inches WIDE covered with red leather
and neatly seved round the edges There three "a
panned" boxes placed Together, and then covered
Around this Dor . light frame, and when carried is
borne % the backs Of four mea BY poles.
heEnbasy brings with u some $50, 900 cash for the
purpose Of making purchases There are two boxes Of
SO 900 each one sla4oo, $1,000 oco AID some
s%eoo q silver, supposed 70 be tina, Of tsir money
Their moscy all brought from Japan Mexican dol
lars and American half dollars, stamped with the Ja
pAness MARIAN arrangement made by Commissioner
Harris Foreign coin has before been received in
Japsn ul lately, exoeps at very deprecated value
At San Francisoo they exchanged their silver for Ame-
ricaa gold which Purser Doran the Roanoke has /.
charge, for safe keeping This understand will DO do
posted 4. The Sub treasury here In New York, and
drawn oui ~ they want H.
They bring an immense amornt Of baggaxe-oyer
eighty tons-which made four full carloads over the Pa
mama Railroad. They have necn boxes containing valu-
able presents for the President Of The United ssaes
They have articles OF their manufacture OF every
description, some Of which win sstonish our
people when they zee them. They have q beautiful
specmes Of snsrps rife, Of their own manufacture
also one Of those presented by Commodore Perry made
BY sharp himself The one made by the japanese 10 Q
decided imprcvemeutupoa the original, - pronounced
by al who have tecn n
The Improvement ooussls In cooking printing and cut
ting OF the cartridge The trs The original does
not cock on putting down the guard which cuts OF the
cartridge bot has 10 be cooked By the thumb. The ia
psnese rife be cooked cutting Oh The cart
ridge, according will The barrel beautifully rnsA,
and fec simile Of the original The finish and work
nanshp are equal, not SUPERIOR 70 the original sharp,
or my other hrcarm ever seen.
They have . large quantity q beautiful silks, bro
eaieis. Inca Grape silk posgecs, pspns and % forth,
o. every conceivable style and pattern. would require
experienced dry goods clerk give the proper names