The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-12
HERALD, THURSDAY, H. 1sso-TRRLE SHEET

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!Aey vn embark e. Seard the Powhatan a this pss,
between e LIST and - days Of February next and nay
49, 70 reach Aspinwa IN hy 70 sixty days after
irespecuy request ysur reperusal Of ny despatch No.
september 8, 1865, this subject .. the same
nnc renew the Recommendation that the embassy
snoad pc conveyed from Aspnwan directly 70 the Poto-
without touching Al any other port in the United
think very desirable that the nrst Impressions OF
the Japanese OF our country should be received At place
~or,s Ana nmu'uous than any OF our large
inclose, herewith, numbered /, list Of the embassy.
which CONSISTS Of eighteen persons Of rank and any three
Permit 70 suggest the procuring of prooer .coom
mediation for the Japanese before they arrive Il the
inclcse numbered copy Of letter from Flag officer
on the subject OF the conveyance Of the embassy
The palace CT the Tycoon was totally destroyed by fire
on the 18th Instant Tue buildings were erected nearly
three centuries ago. aud contained the hall ia which the
Dutch received their humliaOns for that
dred years
many not be uninieresting 10 you to know that the
hrs and last received In that palace with pro-
per respect, and without submitting degrading OBJ
servAnces, the diplomatic representative Of the United
States.
The japanese have eagerly seized this accident
excuse for the almost total suspension OF all business
inc opened por and plead Is areAson for not replying
70 my tier OF remonstrance the subject Of my last
audience
Our affairs hereare in unsatisfactory state The Japa-
sistance.
mens OF the dangerous course s pursuing and until il
eyes open 70 the pers ncurs by m present course
no change for the better can be looked for am. sir.
hon. LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of STATE washington
LIST OF JAPANESE EMBASSY TO The UNITED STATES.
Smme, Prince Of Boosen, lr,u.u.
4oorsgek Prince Of Awadsi, IA*oys
Ogoori Aatar itsee, chief censor.
One vice governor Of the treasury
one wee governor for foreign affairs
One Secretary Of the nrst rank (serabay Akoo.)
Two inspectors Of the nrst rank
Two secretaries Of the second rank
Two treasury officers.
Two inspectors OF the second rank.
Two Interpreters
Two doctors.
Fifty three servants.
CON. rATTNALL TO MINISTER HARRIS.
FLAGSHIP POwHArAN KANAGAwA,l
JAPAN, Nov. IL, 1852
and converse with you on certain points connected with
United States In this ship was too unwe 10 write or
He reports to me, ss the result OF bis conversation with
you that the Panama route has been selected by the ia
panese that lifetime Of departure may be time that
number Of ofcias gentlemen in our sense, is twenty
and their servants fifty one, making in all seventy
BE also reports that they win be contensed two three
cgether to occupy one state room, and that the
<ants can be placed anywhere under shelter.
shall therefore inform the Secretary Of the Navy that
shall leave Japan the LIST day Of February next aud
make such suggestions to him a. may enable him to
them.
regret the number Of Japanese servants, from the
impossbility Of providing them accommodations com.
Portable as Icould wish The oissis We get along
with, with discomfort only TO ourselves. hope TO
turn here by the LIST Of January, 10 have one
month for minor preparations.
take this occasion TO say, that both occasions Of the
arrival OF this ship At this anchorage all letters for
sus and others were sent to the American Consul this
place rather think that the British Consuls letters did
reach him in time, In consequence Of his absence
am, air, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOSIAH TATTNALL,
Flag officer Com'g In. chief, East India China Seas
His Excelency TOWNSEND HARRIS Resident Minister
United States OF America