The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-28

SnOPPunes visits and = Presentation.
The japanese did not seem to create much excitement
yesterday and there but few visers at the hotel
Quite number Of the japanese were out upon shopping
expeditions but the majority Of the attaches of the En-
bassy very busy employees in packing up their inn
mense quantity Of baggage, which would seem to require
IN additional ship for its transportation.
RECEPTIONS AND VISITS.
In the morning the relatives and friends Of the Com
mittee Of Arrangements presented to the Ambassa
doris by Alderman Booe. About sixty ladies' were
present, and the occasion most pleasant No
were made and the reception was Is informal -
pessibie
The Ambassadors also received deputstion from the
Neurological Society, among whom were the following
distinguished gentlemen Professor silman, Hon. Mr.
Poison, Davis, Assistant District Attorney Dwight
and Messers. Ewbank OThea spencer, GjAni, Wexford
and wetnore The interview was very BRIEF and nothing
aa;ssmOso, tbs AMBASSADORS secretary ~ the chief
Ambassador and ssur others Of the ovens visited the
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Point, ne steamer 5Iu;Slns being pssss 8
hon Works, and xassss..o Expressed his a.ensoa %
send on for large steamer upon his return 10 Japan
One Of the japanese, seeing safe standing before
the door of store In Broadway, immediately re-
a large fire in Japan, and, accompanied BY nun n
Der Of his friends, visited Herrings depository yes
Herring presented asamoto with OF the finest work
mnnship, which WINS sent on board the Niagara.
During the afternoon the Princess under charge Of Coun
the evening deputaon Of doctors called ut the Metroo
Titan to their respects to and take their leave Of the
Ambassadors.
PRESENTATION TO THE TYCOON
In the evening" quite large party Of ladies and gentle
assembled in the hotel parors to be present Of the
presentation Of billiard table vaiued at six hundred
dollars intended the Tycoon The table was full
sized, American made, slate bedded, and It's frame.
arms, with the inscription Presented to the Tycoon Of
Japan, by L. Decker $780, inaid upon end Of
markers accompanied this splendid gin The chief am.
bsssadors with their attendants and the imperial inter-
prefer having entered the ROOM Mr. Portman introduced
Mr.. Decker TO the Ambassadors.
W. j. A. FULLER, Esq, then said:-T have been request.
ed by Mr. L. Decker to present. through YOU TO your I'm
pera sovereign the tycoon TINS sP fscs
to express appreciation Of the friendly relations which
have been aspicousy opened between the two coun
table essential article OF furniture in the houses OF
our best people The game SO elegant IN ITSELF Is one OF
cent amusement hcahul ami mental recreation
Hoping that this offering viii prove acceptable now en-
The Ambassadors through interpreter replied that
they much gratfed to receive SO valuable gitt,
aSe @ she JAPAN
Their Excellenccs having signihed their desire to
see the game playsa hss0 couple Of gentleman nan
game the fourth Ambassador able keep count of
the game, and to make quite respectable carrom
MISCELLANEOUS
Lieutenant Henry A. Wise viii be despatched by
the government, in the Niagara as Master Of Ord
nance, to give information to the Japanese in
gard to system OF gunnery. He will probably
be brought into personal relations with the Tycoon, aud
will inspect the Japanese Notifications and deences
government machnst will also be sent out to superin
tend the fitting up Of the machinery presented to the ia
panese
Several OF the japanese have been invited private
gentlemen and not in their official character, 10 attend
Wedding at Grace church tomorrow morning.