New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16

,..r,. N linn matter Of no concern. The pfooe.s "
dr,.s;pe Is something TOO serious 70 De shen'ee
Th ;r,sntuess and solempy Of the barber are 49,
relaxed. He gives the whole Of bis mlnd y y ~
shaving both Of head and face, is very oss.s'V
and very delica.ely performed; bnt the c'nprg -
dressing Of the hair are conducted upon toay 'ns'
en-. pr;ne;pls. think that the sufsrings Oh tns P
son under treatment must be acute. Tne ha''
tueaded. AZ il were, with a thick, paste-like o,'
and then eombed rapidly out, through all lts engn
with violence approaching ferocily. The oaxe.'
man;sess snir of utter reckessness a. 10 the iee-
mos Of his victim and in the fullncss Of his exerons
twists and ds,orts his into the srsngss' com
plications with each successive tug. Long before no
operaou is concuded, the subject, who, BY s'ms sss
nouer ncomprebepsble to the American mind retains
hs sefcommsnd, gives evidence Of it's severity 10
the purple glow tia, sHfhses bis coun'enance' s'e'
when il happily comes to an end, ne rses i'o" '.e
floor, upon which he has been seated, and Win
whose brightness shows how nobly contentee nina
may triumph over the tribuztions OF TINS e2l'i'
ceeds to the nearest window, and, with bus IAN v's
gentle breezes, settles bimseif TO cool. st.
hear many questions asked concerning ''e eu,N.'
method of wearing the hair which the japanese ao'P'
Il came about thus: seme three or four centuries
before which the Jspsnese bead bad always oeeh W.
eborn, great refcruer with genius kindred W 'nA'
which invented the elongated neither garments OF DC
,usive humility, discovered that in the wars that then
rsqed throughout the nation the comfort Of the COM
batarts would be enhanced by the removal Of poEu"'
Of tle hair. The proposition was received with ac-
elauson and was every here practically carried out
To preserve appearances narrow border was Si "'
touched, which gathered to the crown and there con-
sued concealed in measure the new deficiency But
sfbough ace was in time restored the ancient fashion
vas not end TO this day the suggestive Indication Of
che deprc5aons OF ar continues. II s an interesting
fact and one think not before revealed tba. the i'm
media,e attendanis Of the Mikado among whom DO
thoughts of worldly strife supposed 10 enter,
! are the only men throughout the empire who wear
their hair uncut They, moreover, ike the married
women of japan have heir tn continually bIaekeDed.
The habit of carrying two swords also dates nom
theeame combative period. There are many japanese
who would gladly discontinue this irksome necessity
| bss the strictness If their custom forbds.
The servants of the Embassy now pursuing their
favor;,e avoca;ious unmolested. The artist Booen
yitze has recently produced remarkable works.
Among the best are view of Washington. taken from
the roof of Wizards Hotel, and view OF Chestnut
street. PHILADELPHIA in which, notwithstanding the
complications of the subjects hardly variation from
perfect accuracy of perspective can be de'eced-and
large number Of coored sketches Of BIRDS fes Trees
flowers &C.. Of exquisite cacy and tineness most
of the other attendants give themselves up to English
study They are all better able TO read our language
than to speak H. One individual, who never utters
word beyond the customary ssluatons, s engaged IN
translatng geography, and find, by the aid OF an
Interpreter that his version is almost literal repro
duction.
The repor of the instruction 10 japan, although yet
unknown to many of the Japanese Is cautiously alluded
10 nv some of the officers | do not find that l. s die
credited. On the contrary, the relations between
Prince Meto and the present government are spoken OF
as sufficiently hostile render such an event extreme
" probable. TIE rank aid power Of Prince heto are
but little inferior 10 those of the Tycoon himse Cor
tairo tGortyro who is sad have been asssssnated
was the highest minister of the Government, but,
apart from his Office person of far less consideration
tBy Teeprph.i
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, June Is, 1860.
| To-aay tho Isr.peae v;sifaa A. <,--~--~
| Cornelius g. Baker extensive chandelier manufae,o
ny, and other places Of interest. The servants nave
been engaged al day packing up. Their apartment.
are kept strictly private This evening the Mayor bad
a private interview with the Embassadors, and bid
them farewell Congratulaiory speeches were made
on both sides The themselves
pleased with the visit having obtained much valuable
| information ..
There was grand tOrchighs procession m honor Of
the strangers tonight. Several thousand men were in
the line, including forty engine-compsnies, the ma
chimes beautifully illuminated and adorned, and the
streets through which the pageant moved seemed Like
one grand mass of pyrotechnic fire. The Japanese
evinced much delight at the brilliant spectacle, which
they enjoyed from the hotel balcony without disturb
ance. One company had mounted imitation @!
Tommy" in the shape of mulatto dressed up for
the occasion, on their machine. The Embassy VIII be
accompanied TO New-York by Special Committee Of
l the Councis