The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

The Exchange and Ratification Of the
Treaty win Japan;


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TIE PRESIDENTS DINNER TO THE AMBASSADORS.
&c., &C., 10.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
THE PRESIDENTS DINNER TO THE JAPANESE THE
LEvEE OF THE AhBAssAD0Rs-THB ORIENrALs'
FUN WITH fHE BOYS AND GIRLS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nay Is. 1850.
The great Presidential dinner party, Ut the Executive
Mansou 10 honor Of the Japanese Eubsssy, of this
evening 81 six O'clock and lasted two hours There
pgesens tho President and MIS- Lane, the two Ambassa
doris Censor Vice Governor, and the four hghes.
ociss all the members Of the Cabinet and their ladies'
Captain Drpopt Commander Lee, Captain Porter the
court interpreters Namura and Taisch the former stand
ing behind the chair Of the President the latter behind
tho chair Of M,ss Lane.
The party broke up at half past eight, and at nine
O'Clock all returned to their rooms, delighted with the
hospitalities Of Old Buck and the world generally.
rhis and the Princes drawing at Wizards from
eleven to ono is the only Japanese worth reporting
It was intended 10 Admit 70 the Princes levee only
Members Of Congress and their wives and daughters but
Like most similar occasions, numbers whose position did
not entle them to any special consideration crowded
themselves In. 1t was an affair differing in way from
ordinary evee whore hosts Of beautiful women crno
line bouquets and perfumed fans, pyedom,nased except
that there three Japanese Princes receive and
to be introduced to the guests who IN instead Of tn
President Of the United States, the honored host
hosiesa Of sumo private mansion.
The Princes Bujen and Owsge were dressed in their
beet tamas p jamas and white CATERS each carrying
two gold and diamond hilted swords. They spent cou-
pie of hours shaking hAncs with the crowd Of eager
vifiters they passed from TO another Of the mag
ri6r ~ pres
Dupont to the distinguished visitors.
The Embassy attach great importance 10 dining with
the President today, a. lie with dining with the
Tycoon-an honor Of them would dare aspire
Some half Dozen including Tommy, went out this
ing, ami were photographed by Brady.
DR.. Parker, Commissioner TO Chlns, ctled on the
Ambassadors to day, totry and they would
ccgnsc him in connection with Chinese Missionary affairs,
In other way; but Of them kne~ anything
abou. him.
is decided that the Japanese will visit west Point,
Niagara, Boston, the Naval School al Annapolis and pro-
badly other places, before their return
II is strange and Aughabls 70 zee how fast these Ja
panese becoming Americanized and to see the per-
feet GOODNESS and leoseacss with which they pitch when
ever there Is any fun going on.
may strange, but such the fact, thai for the
lsst days hundreds OF little girs and big grs
the japanese call them, "Lite American womansvery
most Of them school girls from 10 twelve years
old, handsome and pretty dressed, have been the
sidewalk the windows Of the japanese ct Wizards
throwing up bouquets candy and al Of nick nscks
calling out, "Japoneel Japoneelgive ian, won't
yous" "Jsponee, give me Pipe, won't yous'' "JApo.
nee, give . cent? "Japonee, give your manner"
Al the time, boys and darkies calling out 'say,
Jack does Jour mother know you're outs' "sAy, Japo
nee, do you want TO buy casss "ssy, Tycoon,
H. ~l~x3ft Il
slors The 0rientah lay back in their velvet
csshioned cbairs, laugh and play all sorts of
tricks Of the youngsters outside by throwing out bis OF
paper. Occasionally would have Japanese candy in
side, else sa cured up the velvet carpet smoking,
In front Of the window This and similar were 60
ipg On st dozen windows u the same time.
The po.ioe do not wish 10 treat these little and big
"AmericAn womsns' rudey the Japanese enjoy II ~
much ~ the ouisidcrs do.
Messrs Philip a solomsn's, booksellers, entertained
thou several hours In Wizards concert room with IN
exhibition Of various specimens OF drawings, paintings
and esgravings the which excited their
admiration, while the costly and nnely executed
we're scarcely noticed. Tho sereosoopic pictures, how
ever, excite their wonder and admir- alton.
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1880.
Remarks Of Ce Cas, TIE Secretary Of slat and as R,ply
Thereto ~ Simins Bocssen Kant, the Fsya ArnJd,sa
dor-comptime~tayy Katsse a, Ne Ressdneeofne Minis
ter Of NaAsylands-Prinee de Jofnun< Gaest-H1 Is-
bcd~k6n 10 TIE japanese Prsnccs-ksnsonial EzASsson
0fthe orenta's-fhe Wind 5aks 0sa' " tie Nsp Y~k
AldrmeSs Sails'-ReceTton Attire Of ne Embzsy-
Jaronee Node n Liurg-Eeeexrieiaes o. ne Japs.es
Boy "7ommy," dc.
Yesterday morning, shortly Alter hall past eleven, the
Japsnese Ambassadors and the principal members o.
their suite proceeded In four open carriages followed BY
few attendants foot. two OF whom carried the rex;y
boz pole, after the manner OF the Chinese, and
numbering twenty In eli from WIZARDS Hotel 70 the
state oice, for he purpose Of obtsIung erchsnse
and rarnsAton Of the treaty between "Hs Majesty the
Emperor the United sases," the japanese call the
President and the Tycoon Of Japan.
On their arrival, Hh Hghnsss smini Booiscn no Kan
conducted into the Of The SECRETARY Of ssAie
leaning The asnof of ths Conmsoaers The
Ambassador followed nexs In ordsr, leaning arm Of
smother Of their auabss ssd Ne third was similarly -
oorsed By fourth. The two Commissioners. Counsel
lcrs advanced next IN sucsesusoa.
General cass, with wbsn was Mr. AppIctos then came
forward and shook hAn6s with them, affair which The
treaties exhibited and signed By three Prissss
and The two Counsel,ors, the original treaty Japanese
having been previously compared wHh the copies 10
Dutch and Ensish and certified copies gwen The male
rial on wh,:h They written made from the bark
OF tree. n pressed into pulp, and then spread oul 10
dry, AFTER which the nbre manufactured into paper
rhey placed their copy Of the treaty ia the box
tended for such- Tks made OF very light wood,
covered with the best lacquer. II 10 lined with crimson
six and the lock and key Of soIi als, the hinsea
II n,s MO second boz Of similar description, which
also hts into another, and %, as ofen 10 required
for either safety ceremony. General cs@ thea adj
dressed them 10 thess words III sfords great plea
70 exchange treatss With you and hope win be The
means Of binding more closely together In eaashp the
t~o countries, Japan and the United ssatss" Tbh
communicated In sort Of Japase,e Duch spoken BY the
PRESIDENTS Interpreter, 10 The Imperial Interpreter who
conveyed 10 the Ambassadors. The later then bent
h head and listened 10 The low tones Of hs Bshness q.
min. Boossn Ksmis voice. s that voice Was no logger
hoard, when be spoke IN JapsneseDuseh 10 The Presi
dents Interpreter when latter atx.d 10 th.aa xnrda