The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24

CopRrEsIEs TO THE ORIESrALs.
The Presidents opinion of the
Embassy.
vlSly OF the JAPANESE 10 ffE CAPITOL,
10. 10, 10

sUADeera gentlemen, and moi ~ hyenas Curiosity
Aas had the upper hand Of proprety, until today
change decided upon, and carried out in sri accord
.nes with the vie wishes Of the Naval Commission
nom drst which they have been prevented from
Dong for want sufficient and effective police assistance
Po.oay, At haifpsat eleven O'Clock, the Japanese
Embassy numbering come fifteen persons Of dino
ycuS rank Including the four principal ones and
be interpreters, ef. WIZARDS Hotel for the Capitol !,
p1yruance Of invitation extended TO them by both
HOUSES Of Congress. They were accompanied by the
Naval Committee only, outsiders bsing kept a. bay,
Captain Dupon, having in charge the Ambassadors
Csxsor; Commander lee the Vice Governor 0eusro and
hugoro; Captain Porter had three officers mex, rank
and the others all vent N carriages by the nseves.
Toey first entered the Rotunda and from thence the
eesze, which Was In session. They we're introduced
spcE the floor Of the chamber, where they remained
seated bali hour observing closely everything be
1oand them. From thence y visited the magnificent
retiring rooms including the marble hall ana the Secs
grand reception hail, where they ntroi 10
Wee President Brecyenridge and several Senator's
AZ they about leaving the 5snates pa-t OF the
budding, they met by the House Ccmni.tee a2-
poa.ed receive them, who presented by Captain
Dupont TO ambassadors Censor Vice Governor, aud
stne o.hers, and condnred the House, stopping
time IN the Rotands, examinicg the msgaidcsnt
paintings end ststuray which ali explained to them
which bs been specially set apart for them for the 3sy
They each conducted by member OF the coumies,
eonshuns Of John Cochrane Winter Davis, and three
-ssSe-s.
fter entrance crested much exchsmen. the n ,r
~sd IN the galleries. which crowded in aascoato
81 steipg them. After sitting about III hour, they
taken down upon the toor where they we're INTRO
'arcei to the Speaker msmbers Of the Hoase aud
raj oahers. After sitting another hsh hour, Csota u
Porter up and conducted his boys, he
'sAps tbsm, down, when they AL went to tho DIFF
'fwess room.-ths library, Supreme Court room,
he In the House and Cent-e part Of the building
From the interpreters, NsBurI AMI Mr. Portnsn, ]
IesrD thai impression has been made upon them By
'h visit far greater than anything YET great
seng toat the whole affair has been conducted with stc,
order and prcpre,y they all hSd plenty o, room AID
tt perfectly free TO follow their incinsuoas
without crowds or offcious Intermediates pulling and
hauling them about
Three servants as guard remained at the Capitol doo
all the lille The Ambassadors inside, hat being
OF their CUSTOMS
N morning Captain Porter tex . party o, about =
Aesen up Z, Brady's and had them photcg -sphea
IN coming down from the CApt,l they were drivea
ase~sd and shown the big gun, which has jas ssen
syoughi from Psburg, aud weighs twenty ave TONS 6f
ssen inch bore, four and half feet through the but.
ana sixteen feet long
70 morrow, ten O'Clock they 10 70 the State Depart
nssi 10 transact some very important business In con
.estsp with something pertaining their country
which they wsh 70 consult General Cass about, II is
matter 70 them Of grea, importance and they wish his
advice IN regard 70 ~ In my next will be aba tell
su the nature Of The business.
o. Friday they dine with the President
Ihe Baltimore Common Council have been hero 10 day
10 invite thom to Baltimore, their way to New York
An interview had, ard decided stop at Balt.
more twenty four hours Al Philadelphia they viii stop
sene seven or eight days
They viii leave Washington next week AMI may be ex
psesed IA New York about the 9Th Of June.
Inc Nay ball given by cArusi, n, WIZARDS ballroom
This evening for the benefit OF the Jspaue.e besaa
ful Aasr. u the rrst time they ever anything
q The kinda ballroom full OF young and beantfn girls
he May Queen, Miss Tsnney, presented by Cap.Aa
Porter 10 the Ambassadors. II novel and interest
ius incident in the lie Of The Princess Tue whole sx
teep, besdes the other fonr high ocals were present.
ssd Stepped about two hourf
me japanese xious 10 . tremen's pAraie In
New York. Cannot turn ou, OF the fremsn be made
psTt Of tho exercises?
ma Secretary Of state u day Informed the japanese
that their presents bad been accepted memorials Of the
sood feeling OF their government, and ~ received a.
'se property Of the Uai,ed states and deposited who're
they will be open Tor public inspection
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE VISIT To
THE CAPITOL.
WAruyuroS, Nay q, lsep
me- Japanese waited he ssna,s to-day, COCOON led
~ The Naval commss,on The Princes and six o, their
e'bsers we're received the hcor ssd furnished with
se~n IN the sounwe,i o. the chamber. They
we're sosn surrounded By number Of the ssaaaors Mr.
Mnasn waa prcseaisd ana his position a chaarmsn Of
~ Gww mi t~N pr1 .is.
psnsse, who furnished with prsssi plans Of the Sc
ssas chamber and tue Capitol rnsy viewed with ADM.
rsssA the splendid calling and parts Of the chan.
bsr ed exhibited rteasc Interest 70 the mode OF
se.sassf:As che legislative preeesdinss
ss~s q the Inferior JcpAnsse we're In the esilcrs.
.ss sshsvsln The rotansa Of the Capitol.
81 esaunty thsy oosdoc'sd BY the coaeressonai
rsaA ~s 10 ses, In the House gallery s Apart for the
,S,os vi.e sorps
Mr. wt-sn for the COMMITTEES explained 70 Them,
trsush NE japanese In ierprcier, the nAiare s The
he ,lu~ Boy entered the hall.
rne gsr s~ss crowded w,ts Spectators q, l~ss
% bali q ~hSh Aeie.-
u A~t vssa6srs sft~rwrs received by the
9 roas and then furaAAed with seats on the
eas Of the srsss, in sompany with lhs Naval c,mms
'su srd Coz v1sssoeA Committee Tha Inferior. 70
.ises their ph ~cs IN the diplomatic gallery Tue Japs
',se 20 assncd Not feu minutes
Tue Anssssats os passed ont BY the AISLE xs~rs
'hsrmsz, John Voshtape and Brasch each havint an
,mbsssAior Ia h, Immediate charge. olhers OF the
Dom msssss -se~rs Asrrs, OF fsnasyivsn.s and Davis
" hgyissf-iose'fsr sRh thu NavA Commission, toi
sved IN A.<
The yspass,e In the galleries. ssa,alaueousl, ret,rsa
mere ~.s AAarrsd meEsnea tn The galleries. which /
~srs IN fes Eninu's nearly eese,,.s the sgsto,or.
-U,hips ovs 70 set siss Of the Jspsa.se ou..as
OUR wAsH-SGToN CORRESPONDENCE
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ms. ~ Ps>lssysss-Sccssi Sass q JspsncD Esi.a-- \
Marta cAzsoms-<ososn Of ns P.seS yesoAeS ~ as /
Jsp.ae. <Jsts-Rapt< Dsmisssie~ efa< Saissssi Japs
Sp E.asr, 'rsrresi F~i- coussiss 10 rTss D. ysss
rsn>-Pr,ssa ~iis Reapsion-kr. BucAsranf os,r.on
n O, ysysr~. -x'us~ertr q "A, oysrtsb-Rrrf,nf, !
Fsks and rcrs..r IN Prospective. &c.
Habit secoed azure. II 10 the habit OF Jspsaese,