The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

u apparel 70 SOW ots The bss Advantage Il sss rrs
adeA 70 dinner ts-nsrrsw. rhsy loek upoa this n ns
srsaAsa hssse thAs ossld b. ooassrrsd spoa sAsn.
No pssiys daGs b hxed for The departure & u H.
psnsas Asaes, but decided that they win Wit ~
Naval schaol ct Annapona Thsy viii sGsp day = ph-
isos'poA, aso b BALTIMORE In addition 70 New Yssk,
shsy will probably vtst wess Pont, and tAs arms nsss.
ACQUIRING essasishnsas ~ Hartford, and PERHAPS Spring
Asld.
There has besa ~ serious nlas. s.oas tAsn slsss
their arrival
party of The Japanese visited The .rt.1
M Foyd Mr.. Cobb sad Postmasssr Gs.sr.I Ho,. -
upon the japanese to-day, and stopped from ssv,u n
enc O'Clock.
Tho ladies Of ss.assrs md members 4 ~ ns,.. -
Representative VIII be rsosvsd BY The Japaaass Il -
quarters V MORROW.
AN0rHKR ACCOUNT or THE WHIT TO rHu NAVY "a.
WARRINGTON, Nay ~, lses
Al two O'Clock che Ambassadors, Censors, vios Oev-
nor, interpreters and some eight others, Captain Dups.
Commodore Lee and Captain Porter, visited tAs nsvy
yard Tho visit very much the same ~ Ca Tuesday
n account Of which sent you fhe most ntsresttne
feature however, vas tbs meeting with Commsdsrs b.
chanAn, the commander Of the yard, who WA - Old
friend end acquaintance Of two f the members d TIC
Embassy. Captain Buchanan, IL win be rscolsotsa, was
the COMMANDER Of the Gag ship susquehannah during no
Perry expedons and took deep interest In the sKes
dfaou
Tho party was most mAgnidoenty entertained BY NJ
Commodore q hn quazers after which thsy we're taken
end shown every department throughout the yard from
making copper nails 70 The forging Of steamship shan,
casting cannon making Minnie balls, cartridges, &o ~.
Commander DAhlgren was present, and sxhibite4 ~
firing Of hh large boat howitsss eleven inch shell aad
Apiu~ "A nrhPa
grape and al kinds OF target practice Some close shss
were made, hitting The target twios.
They also Witnessed the burning Of signal lights, wsh
consists Of blue, green red, white and other lights.
They we're conducted Through the ordnance Ahrasry,
where cartridges and everything containing powder,
made and kept Great caro- has 10 b exercised Absut
admitting persons into this department.
Lieut. W. L. Aaury, VINO nrst made the surveyor YeAAs
hsbor whom The Ambassadors recognised another II
their aoqusinances present. and did much towards
entertaining their distinguished visitors.
Six Of tho highest ofcials and several naval slsers
standing behind them, were photographed BY Bray
whilst IN the navy yard.
This evening Senator Gwin and Professor Hsary are u
the Of the Ambassadors TO invite then 70 visit the
Smithsonian institute. they are going 10 morrow.
Tomorrow II SIX oslock they dine with the President
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON Nay 70, 1861.
VisG Of TIE Japanese Embasy to the wasAisosos Mary
fard-A Dono~ Of "Kalng Them VIA Kindsess''--
1s~esy oasssos to ne Nes Fork Ad5msn-- Rcsvsg
Of Hssevse Facts o''ssasef wa Japa~ and Amssca, de-
This afSernoos the Embassy, aocompaued By Capsain
Dupont, visited the Mayor Of Washington.
Ths VISIT yesterday 70 the Navy Yard produced
strong effect upon them Of the importance and wsa.
ders Of this country Every attention was shown
them, and they conducted through every depart
ment of the ysrd-the nail machine rolling mill, forge,
ordnance abosatoy and the machines Ill put int ope-
ration for their benent
am glad 70 bs able 70 report decided improvement
On the part Of the public n regard TO our Oriental
visissnL
rhsrs great danger Of OVERRIDING the thing-of killing
then with kndness and hospitality, although they ars
10th TO appear tired fAugued bat take everything good
Daturedly with smile and thank you. There n great
dculty or 1t least supposed W be, In famiasng thor
ideas with our "TAmmAny Han' customs and habits
There danger TOO Of their forming opinions usavsrs
bic Of II The rowdyhm and perfect osse
pess with which our people indulge In crowds about
hoieh sissnSos. handbags, IN he ssrss and. ia fact,
wherever they have seen the American character YET
sinos landing has been dash Of sixth ward dens
crazy.
and oeremopious; that greet sk and tact ahould DO
exercsed II hfst tn impressng them fAvoraby aad &C
des Of ninstsntbs Of our people All whh do sonsshag
towards producing favorable impression
II IL moet fortunate that such n comprise the
present Embessymen Of the world good judges nu-
man nature, familiar with What they eco and hear
should have been sent 70 pay the nrs visit
great deal depends on "nrst impressions," and
nothing happens 70 the favorable impression aad
kind feelings already formed Of u.s. for oar knS treat
ment and pripcely hospitality far, depend upon It,
will be looked upou by civilized Europe the grades
schevement OF the three hundred and ty years. Or
since coumbus' discovery OF the Now World.
We cannot but help thinking although the theory 10
rather far fetched. thas japan had something 10 DO win
the discovery Of the New World.
More than i've hundred and atty years ago. Marco Pole
venitian toll the Eoropesns Of the Of large
NIPPON Of the japanese kingdom.
Vas the map and written story Of Marco Polo that
confirmed Columbus In the belief OF the cxenoe Of
New wovld and induced him 70 undertake the voyage.
Columbus attention fret attracted by Marco roo's
mkp and stories about Japan
RECEPTION OF THE JAPANESE EMBASSY
IN PHILADELPHIA.
On the 22d inst the Committee of Councis Of Philado
phs appointed 20 make os the ptoa
OF The Japanese, hefd meet Ia lcot Obunci Cham
Der. u suggested that H ths Unanimous wash o.
the committee that Gsnrs Patterson be requested u
coming oty that invitation DO given 70 toe
military OF the suburbs 10 fon I'm the parade Tine voiun
Of Csmdef sguaed their desre part cipstc
IN the military processoo. The Fire Department wtn
turn out and the different steam Ore al be tried
the presence OF the Embasy The dRy 81 their
10 not YET nxed Inc foiowing vitxio1 taken by
the Mayors clerk to Washington ana VIII be At ouDe
given 20 sbs Embssy;-
10 IDn zcslEscis Tus AMBASSADORS or JArAs 10 rw