New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.

We have received the following official programme
for the "WELcoME AND RECEPTION OF THE JAPAs-
EsE EMBASSY, by EHE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES OF
"THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK," at the Metropolitan
Hotel this evening. The following rules, cay the
Committee, will be strictly enforced:
No person will ue admitted with spurious ticket,
no matter under what circumstances the same may
have been procured No special orders will be issued
for admission Oh this occasion. On account of she
large number Of tickets issued, hat or closk-room
Will be furnished for ID les or gentlemen Each ticket
will admit one gentleman ana two ladies only. MIL
tary aud Naval Officers are requested to appear IN
uniform. The r,Ire, bmeDt-room will be open from 10
until o'clock. The carriages viii set their company
down with tier horses heads toward Prince street,
aud take up 10 reverse oroer The doors Will be open
al O'clock dancing 10 commence at clock.
The Geber, Superintendent Of Police has issued he
orders for tie relief of that portion OF Broadway,
fronting the holel. This evening, a; and after
clock, all stages al Other vehicles go ng SOU h, Will
leave Broaou ay at Becker street, and 20 through
Nero, street. SpriDg street. Vehicles going nortn
will 20 tn ougn Sprng street to add through Crosby
street.
The disp siPipn Of the 600 tickets issued for the
grand ash this evening, is not fully known. The
Mayor, az has oeen previously statsd has received
twenty and len have been apportioned 70 every mem
Der Of her branch OF the Common Council The
leading newspaper Offices honoIed with three tcK-
ets EACH Aud rs members Of the Joint Committee IN
charge lave informally stated that none bat The creme
de Ia creme of metropolitan society viii be present ut
the great that it will behe choicest seectest most
ai,tocra ATTAIN of the season; is bu. reasonable to
suppose, that Tor once they dsappoint their various
Ward assocai.p and have secured the services of the
indispensable Br wn, TO make up ali unprecedented
Int Of fasbionables lt grace festival rare under
the maDag Of oeth7ral d mmittee.
On Saturday morning, Gov Olden Of New-Jersey,
accompanied by several members of the Legislature Of
that Stale visited the Em assadors to invite them TO
Trenton. Shortly after, came delegation Of the
Mayor and Aid. Of Jersey City, 10 extend smiar
hospitality in behalf of their constituents. la nswer
to these invitations the Princes definitely stated that
they p, obaby should not leave NewYork unal their
fAldeparure for japan. Shortly after this inereiew
Prots. Vail and Barnes Of tie Deaf ana Dumb Asylum
called upon the historian and interpreters of the En-
bassy and lOug conversation eDsued relative to the
opening in the Empire of school for the instruction
of deaf mutes in the manual alphabet. A commenda-
bic interest this humanitary subject was displayed
by the japanese
Att O'Clock p. m Matsemoto, with the twelfth and
and thirteenth Ulcers and Giwosawa the fourth spy
proceeded under escort of naval officer, to visit the
extensive factory and warehouse Of the United
States Steam Sugar Refining Company. This estab-
shment occupies the entire block at the junction of
Hubert and Washington streets, and is the largest Of
its kind in the country. The visitors were cordially
received by Peter c. Schuyler, esq, President Of the
Company, and party of the Directors, an ng whom
were Messrs. p. w. Spoford, Peter Martin, Pedro
Mora, and Pedro Cabalhs. After having woGderingy
inspected the hoge coppers, in each OF which were
boiling $50 barrels OF sugar, they were shown from
story story, where every quality OF the refined art-
Gle was cooling in thousands of melds. The heat i'm
parted 10 the atmosphere by this process caused
the faces of the sensitive Orientals TO gsten with
motuIe, and their fans were instantly in active
operation.
Tie samples of crysslized sugar on every side
tested by them with an eagerness that showed their
fondnese for sweets has not been overTa ed ha5se-
moo stated that the sugar-cane grows vigorously In
the southern part of the empire but that his couolry
men have not yet practiced the refining art. Mach
interest was manifested by the Americans present in
an invoice Of Mexican sugar-the first lot it ia be-
lieved, ever imported from Mexico TO this city; 2ls
barrels and IS boxes comprised the cargo, shipped per
brig Matilda, Capt. Richardson, from Campeaehy,
Yucaian. The sugar was grown on sixteen different
estates and is pronounced good, strong article, fully
equal to Cuban in the hardness of is crystals when
refined. No climate and soil are better adapted to the
production Of the than those of Southern Mexico
Returning TOT the office on the grouud-Aoo' the Japa
nese were shown the white Of sugar refined ex
pre,sy for shi men TO the tycoon aud were presented
with picture Of the COmpaDys buildings, engraved
op scroll Of satin; for all which hey returned suit
able thanks and after paraking Of the inevitable
treatments, took their leave with many approving
bows.
Tommy undaunted by the criticisms Of certain Of the
daily journals on his rendering Of the role of Don Clio
vann has caused himself to be arrayed in aspoess suit
of black broadclo.h garments the last American cut.
With these he intends 10 asciDate the bellies OF Metro
Doan Yeddo. If the stories narrated OF his prowess
are all true the Messrs Brooks will have to answer
or the conquest Of many female hearts. Tommy has
written of his own accord and without any assistance
he following letter of thaRks to the Brothers Fowler
Who examined bis Uranium Friday last:
METROPOLITAN HoTEL -, ,oso
I'M, NHw.r OH DIX = ~, oans -, TO- 80
paper and thc letter with it whole my head examination
snail ste + to Japan and esteemed nen doctor A"'''Ae
TATElsH ONGJEIRo-tTomny) |
The armament of the Niagara is in perfect order, and
xcepting the finishing duties Of the carpenters now at
york she is ready to saL 1t is to be REGRETTED how
ver, that government cannot afford to furnsh her with
he full complement Of men necessary to make her |
omplete as an effective war vessel She is short at
sas one hundred and fifty men, aud in Gaze Of emer-
ency could work onl, eight Of the twelve enormous
'uns with which che is provided.
The Japanese yesterday were made 10 appreciate