The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

,fe.3- Br,orio end ~ H,tcl-Scd,ng Of n No9a-
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lia son cf the Niagara and Japanese Embassy at
ut r. tss been friendly, but very tame affair when
compared with heir receptions and visit the United
satef-acf ais has been nothing, that as
woll ccmc 10 H.
i.isre anivng here il understood that the ia
ard tcers OF the ship he invited by the
Governor Ssreral TO his country residence forty
miles ort of town 10 dine and To attend grand bah in
rhe evening This has not been done, has his Excel
lerc} extended the usual courtesy of calling the
Jspanese ap tc This time, and probably will not the
ship now fifteen miles off taking in coal and VIII not be
open any more to visitors before sailing which viii be
Monday carly Tuesday morning
"Wednesday morning, in pursuance Of arrangements
previously made for hot baths and breakfast at
the Hotel des Indes, the Japanese Ambassadors
and the sixteen others Of lower rank accom-
panied by Captain NcKean, the First Lieutenant
OF the ship, and Mr.. Portman, on shore.
None Of the other officers Of the ship were invted-even
lieutenant Henry A. Wise, a passenger on board ship
sent out BY the President in the capacity Colonel
Ripley OF the Army. Lieutenant Wise has done to
amuse and instruct the japanese their long and tedious
voyage than every other man on board ship vet be was
not invited TO breakfast but Colonel Ripley was and was
present.
This slight OF tho ships oicors-not inviting them to
that the Japanese opposed to their being excluded
Il was believed at time the japanese would not 90
ashore under such arrangement.
The party went ashore in small steamer and on land
ing salued from the fort They were received by
the Assistant Resident Of Patavia major Of tho army
an OF the Governor General and the Resident
cf Batavia colonel Of the army, the Governor General
and Rad Van India The party taken by carriages,
under escort Of company Of hussars, up to the Cover
nors palace and introduced by Of the above named
officials in formal manner, after which they driven
70 the Ho,e DIES hides accompanied only by those who
present at breakfast Arriving at the hotel they
separated part going into the bath house part wandering
about the yards others in the streets driving trades with
Cinnamon, whilst Tommy humhugging with a
party Of ladies whom he had found the pi~za. At
twelve O'clock, the usual breakfast hour The party sat
down to table, the band playing the Dutch National
Hymn"
There three tables spread the party taking
according 10 rank. Al table the Japanese
Ambassadors Captain Mexican, Colonel Ripley the first
Lieutenant, American Consul and Mr. Portnlan h,eprc-
ter took Seats
At another table the sixteen OF lower rank sat, whilst
he third prepared for the musicians spread the
piazza.
Altogether II was curious affair something the same
ae what iranspred board ship during her passage,
several times aud in various ways hard TO be accounted
'''ih i'e
only guest being the American Ccnsulnot another soil
yce9 th. sora 81 no on m"uu s,i ~, ~
saiutng and cscortmg them to their hotel woui have
~, =. = wy pa., ~, su vas nov .ne Sse.
"a all other respects Il vas fair specimen Of Sixth
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of the japanese performed some interesting feats
u ugglcy The breakfast was gotten up in fine STYLE
equal TO the Metropolitan or 81. Nicholas best
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who ven, over and ,ool Vino Win ,he on,., ~, an
~ 80 s ar hra m,n we am n
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cnret ey",aeng three bottles Ia ,,c man hrsides any
a,e ~ 49, :, o & ~ 49, 60 ~ P.
s,'' ont ae ,hn Iargre-e snnd VAN -" ii'' y 'uo"
rho onk notice tasen az The Janarese a. my "a hoard
80 ~, - ~. - Wv 81. =. "! "h ooaru
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iusa! ntL, Wh,n some OF tte efcers - Tue snipwere
W,sci =" 'h' VIVA! .eoei'1hal 'ho 'o'ehof house IA
Y own. -. ,
Nas stih, formal snaif interesting 10 those VINO
s''' A'e ana p'a7s o"''ns' me 'iahere were no'
heic. ..-,
:" mu,h W naluhai conr,csy ana I'ch hosli'ahty.a
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The Jarare.e ws, on oard ship that evening starting
$3.50" Su..Tn in,f .Au s'h uiaui,N s't'lhs apoar.
~ - 'h' go oehg roueo ihey are "a" expected
= x s ~ s ,.'i n osVrs "as ~, * -, . 49,
NM uh'ut faeaNa ahu IN. nots az Wnch am
SuiFhE' ioW ns.y va -" iofk neeve init on me
'lltse ~. =. .he ee.e zen Thousand me nearer the
s,n hotels 70 compare with the oriental Dseniieence Of
N,W N"s nossis eAb .. s"uha bu' sush " the iact.
i,e,thhs We &C. hcrr Z ~ s1iiTeiy d,hefen' rom
What nave seen 81 ever inar med before, L. hard To
t.i where or NV 10 5,gn ln AZ TIE imaginary wilds
- speculative fancy Lad never dreamed Of anything 10
eome UP - OF compare win Batavia The place ap
i"ehH hesrts, 70 y W tne fast INDIES or ia iact IN
atf part y the "oi'a eafa'a, AMI that ny many y
eo NJ, .ce reg, T.. equal 70 fI'ava ,u,,
me hotel ~ which am stopping y the Hotel dos
hides situated IN the new, or upper town some half do
zen iniles from the winter This i fsir specimen &c
.ve ~ y others within half mle OF each other Ny
hoiel atd grounds ten The whole ground,
IKE The rect " the city one immense forest Of trees
add caEsls. The tres remind one very much Of the
ems o New Haven Houses are placed Two or three
hundred icet hack ron the street. IN ront the yard ~
hlen vh trets, morally aVe with birds, and every va
rely OF pants and sowefs Every house has soop or
piazza m iroN, on which, mornings and eve
nmgs, ~ beautifully dressed ladies and children