The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11
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MONDAY. MoRniN0. :. yuNEsI ,sao
- B JAPANESE GONE NORTH II
a. is.s xsas ss.sgsss Z Il ta1seEsq4s
Depassure Aonp WasAmnssAAAvrav.f =,
8. neltiut4re--1 Ne os&ana = sfe EnAfn.s - 81.
'passsrs lsr PAiIade,pAIa, &c. I'D
THE yapsssss' lefss WssnInstoS an srr,A.v
snoraia6 wfsAoas&sy Aasplay On thsie TRIP 4
! .bas'imosss "a a, military guafd, sAncIeAt "a
prevent any snnoJsaas from tn essiesity .,
tne crowd, was all tAe parade made. AAt tAsfs
lsavins the hotsl, he wasAing gsoa s,atss iay,
=, Ihs . astsndants wers The dtst q sssss fosth
wAs eeased y tara, ~ those on eithsr eide
mos0y childreo, who With theif Devry vcicss
sung ont . pleasant sgood.bye," which was
Sp:a Sdespoa:cea s g 70 co,rseoos ,1anner ~ thell
passea throsgh, the ecsae was truly timpfes.
stvo.2 He Of All che rest IL seemed had So his
kandness OF disposition and urbanity Of man
mel. m9st cntieared himself to ali with whom
4DGGtAIty
the children, 20 that when he made hi d.
pearanee on the steps every one ,nszr the spo,
pressed Forward, in the hope Of salu ting him
with last shake Of the hand. He was IN tAis
offend any by Paa6tns on and refusing to r..
ceive their salutAtiOns, he thought ef an ex.
psdient which happily suecesaed. sThis NJ
to neve hsrrtsdIy on, assuring them as ne
The instant As 'utsese4 tAsee words the chiI.
dren all round commenced eiappiug their
hands, exc1afninE "Tommy's coming back
again, Amt glad" which seemed TO greatly
crafty them. He was thus allowed to get TO
the carriage without further detention.
The attendants having all been seated In
touf large coaches, the four Ambassadors
were escorted ~ the Naval Oommission to
open barouches Then came the officers Of
the Embassy, who were seated in carriages. -
Ihe diguined. yet pleasant expression OF the
Ambeesadors' coun tenances impressed all and
even the children, with respect for their high
rank and they were permitted to pass with.
out any thong ghtfess or indecorOus act Or7ex-
preston on the part OF the former.
At the depot in Baltimore a Mrge assem-
blase was gathered, including the entire steam
fire depaftz and the military. On the
roate 70 the 0tlmer House the Embassy was
constantly cheered. The American says 3.
The interest taken by the japanese in the
animating scene attending their arrival and
reception was very strongly demonstrated -
They leaned from their carriages and eagerly
surveyed the imunsnse thfonEs Of people, aud
returned by the brisk wa wing OF their fans the
saiutes of the ladlies. The Ambassadors and
more important members Of the suite quietly
watched the passing scene but their follow
ers. not SO much burdened with dignity, evi-
With ready Smiles thew answered everv
cheer Of the populace, and as heir eyes passed
from one point Of interest 10 another, they
talked eagerly among themselves. The steala
satiou among them. ana nearly ali BETRAYED
the desire which is ALWAYS unpermpss with
them. TO examine everything that belongs 10
mechauism, Whilst passin9 the depariment
on Eutaw street engine No. 3. which had a
IiS41t head OF steam On and KENT her machiner
in motion. 9reeted the stranxers with = suc-
cession OF khrill whistles which aupearad 70
"a ually surprise and amuse them. One of the
party was evidently much taken WIN the ap.
pus of The carriaee to mske ciosar in.rac ~ tam
OF IL. - ,ee,,s.- - -. 70 = :, rs
the me.abers Of tho Embassy after an
ofiicial recer,tion bv the Mavor rena;rad r.
Iheir hofef and refired To thsir' rooms for
rsst and refreshment.- Thrv soon. hn.~avsr
vtith the exception of the chief disnissr,sss
reappesred and made Themselves st hosss,
ciahIyswith eyervbodv. and ,eyidenfi1 en;6v.
inr chatJ wherever thev conii made thsfH.
selves understood. .sTommv,, VA. AZ nsnaI
ia great REQ nest. ana by his Iyelv man
n fQNatinnA N nNh . ant t..-
The inmense crowd which fiiied =, n 1ne an :.
tira Square. was n great attrscticp TO ~.
strane.rs. and they freq uently visited the
balcony. razinR with much interest nnon the
iivelv SCENE heiov. a nd endeavorinr torvnras.
thsir fsalinrs or extrsct come Al MA ma tiop. IN
regard to anything that attrac ted their attan-
tirn 1hs Rattle Mon mani v~es evid.r,Iw :
some thing they did not understand. and which
VISA At last called into reo nisition as an IN
prefer. and when told it was pu I there to ceIe.
hra ta n hattie in which the Americans had
defeated and driven away an EneIish army
which had attached BaItimore. he exnlained
the matter with much animation to his com
rsdes who listened attentiveiy. and after.
wards discussed the natter amons them selves
Thereafter a significant gesture toward the
monuaeut 8 PLEASANT smile. and "American
whip English.r was the formula Of tnIroduc
lion with those among them who sneat lit.
tie English. e.sa-,} y = .fz'.F dtf2
AT ten min utes TO six O'Clock the Embassy.
having finished their dinner, Appeared on -ths
balcony. Mayor swami addressed the multi
about neing given 20 the nre stations, and that
1t would pe necessary 20 clear great portion
OF the Square, otherwise accidents might oc-
cur by the auooen appearance OF the appa-
ratps IN tnelr mloss. a aaIee sqoao OF police
space was cleared: The Princes
OF the Embassy were tnen called mp to witness
the 9lvlne OF me alarm Dy teaegraPn, signal
Dox nnV1hB Ds0A eAeSsou OA IoS osic0ny 70
SHOW tnem tne wnoae oPeIauon. II was 81.
plalnsd. TO them snrooen me Interpreter, and
steam Engine NO. was on. tne ground, fol-
lowed by HOOK ana Ladder NO. l. The others
followed IA rapia SUCCESSION. ana IN nine min
nees the whole depertment, comprising seven
steam Enkines and tWo HOOK and Ladder
C0mpaples. were on tne ;groppa with steam
mp ana ready 1or service. Twoextra hre plugs
having oeea erected IN the Sqna Tor the oc-
6 caslon. ioai OF tne engines Immediately made
7 attacn menus ano tne o!ners proceeded 70 plugs
IN the viclnity, tanning nose 10 the Square,
md IN lees tnan nve minut seven powerful