The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
IHE IRREGULARITIES OF THE JAPANESE.
Entertainment to the Officers of the
Candinmarruh,
10, &C., 10.
ADncES IN DETAIL BY THE PONY EXPRESS.

10, &c. 20.
ADHCES IN DETAIL BY THE PONY EXPRESS.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE
SAN FRANCISCO, March %, 1860.
1Ae Joyaness in San Francisco-Ladies Forbidden to
Tis1 the Jdpanese Crnne-- Visit to american
Bath japanese Sailors Sent TO the Murine
Hos:isal-Via Of american Officials to the Cdwdin-
sarr,t-C Complimentary Saaes to the French English
und Sardinan Consuls-Gyaad Public Reception of the
OGeers Of the Candinmarrsah-Sctns in the Super
pisor's Room Reception Csremonies-The BanQus.--
N Japaness Admirals Significant roaa-Ssntimens
and Spteches--Aaicn Of the legislature, de-
TDR JAPANESE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Our citizens and public authorities have left nothing
undone do honor to the Japanese this CITY, Tho
steamer has been visited by great number, including
Clarke and officers Of the army, foreign oonsus,
city officials, militia generals with their STATS. The
goes up to Mare Island Navy Yard this after
noon and all that has occurred here in reference to
the strangers must be Of interest take from the city
journals account OF the ceremonies and incidents
nected with their visit.
LADIES FORBIDDEN GO ON BOARD CORVETTE.
The Admiral has given positive orders that no ladies'
BE allowed to 60 board the corvette. One by acct
dent got on the vessel q few days since, and
politely, but firmly, requested 70 leave. She OF
course, descended to the boat The fair ones Of
San Francisco must, with much grace as possible,
choke down their grief but Is settled that they
not board the corvette. Our Japanese do not ap
precAte the tex they could think Of letting dainty
Semae foot tread their deck. This is owing missp
yrehension the eocia of females among Lieu
oenan Brooke has, 10 this time, failed 70 convince
them that there hoped and bonneed beauties among
~ who stand high rank President Tesohe nacher
Governor Downey. Even Il that were settled, he will
have still harder task to convince them that OF
oar noble queenly democrat damses holi their heads
- high as General Haven-h,gher than his staff II a
rvnue Of attendants 10 any sign they certainly could
cst Into the shade Governor Major General or President
Of the Super visoIe.
JAPANESE OFFICERS VISIT AN AMERICAN BATH HOUSE
On Monday humber OF the Japanese came ashore,
and proceeded to the International Hotel where ihey met
number Of IreDds Being ee,rous OF trying the Ane.
rcsn style Of baths they conducted to the San
Francisco Baths on Warrington street. where they had
yaym, cold tepid, fresh and salt water baths to their
hearts satisfaction.
vIsIr OF OFFICIALS TO THE cASpfyMARRuH.
Major GeneTalJ. Haven, Bfigader General a. A.
Cobb, Colonel Leonard, Surgeons McNui.y ana Geary,
Capt Badt Lieut. Little and other members OF the stat,
President Teschemacher OF the Bard OF Supervisors and
Postmaster Weller and one or two other civil officers,
proceeded in their respective boats on board the Can
x0mirsi From there they vent on board the Uni.ed
States steamer Active, Commander James Aleu- and
ceived the customary salute on sav ng the japanese
IA the harbor, and our visitors were highly gratfed with
the they obtained Of the defences OF the harbor and
The surrounding scenery Meantime the Chief Engineer
First Lieutenant, together with the mechanics aud
eItsans of tie ship, were nyfsd by Messrs Books
Bond ride to the iron dndries and gas works
FIRST street. They visited the Vulcan Works. where,
luckily castings being run, and the trip hammer,
planning and other machines we're sicceesive'y set in mo-
lion. the gas works the details Of the Institution
xhown and explained to them, and Mr. Donalle resaed
hin vsiters with champagne. On the way do sn ,ney
pasaed the train Of sand ia Market street sget
which, being 10 III 70, they viewed with much iu-
screst At 1--WE o'clock the carriages, three in number.
oft rhernn at Vn W
the ships boats were engaged In transporting the Auc
rcsn staff officers, when the boamen at the wharf I'm
medhtely offered their boas we'll manned grauitousiy,
and conveyed the Japanese OF TO their ship.
TIE coSsrIs FRANCE ENGLAND
me French Consul, Mr. Gau,ier the English Consul Mr.
Booker and the sandman Consul Mr. Davidson, visited
BY the Admiral with wines and eweetmeats On leaving,
the ship fred salute Of twenty gunsseven for each
The Preside Band U s. A) was board the same
day, and delighted the officers and crew by playing
GRAND PUBLIC RECEPTION OF THE JAPANESE.
The great event OF tine day in other words the grand
public reception BY the city Of San F,ancsco o. the Jspa
noon, NJ two O'Clock, nj the CITY Hall Tho Board Of Sa
pervsors, as the Representatives, Of the city, had made
allowed for their committees TO work, the reception
very nne one every thing passed OF with great
ny and muddy one but The j.psaes:
made their appearance and the city representatives.
ise that next 10 the arrival OF the sse Csadn
rub with the Japanese 70 our SHORES tas public reception
the especially important event In our Intercourse with
The Admiral, Kimmooraheettno Can't accompanied by
the two captains Of the four ants and
surgeon and Elk dant made their appearance 1T
O'Clock They were brought ur from tder vessel 10 car
1ages provided for the purpose By Acrs Gates Young
and Johnston, the Committee OF Supervisors charged with
arrangements AS they reacbed the Plaza the Amer
can Gag was hosbd the liberty POLE and the FRS,
public with tao brass ned pieces, fired tho ap2so
pirate salute OF seventeen guns
TUE SUPERVISORY ROOM.
The desks in the apartment had ali removed, and
Their places supplied by chairs Most or city aud
county officials, members OF The press aud numerous
room the vNters were ushered in with due rormay by
President Tsschemscher and the Board aud conducted
she Presidents seat, where the Admiral was psced on
Tho right and Captain Sin Tarron the left President
seated between them: The other dguaries the arm
chairs and the Board seated themselves their right
and left
These preparatonsthc FIRST formal reception tina, the
strangers have received from local auth orities-
seemed to afford them great satisfaction. General Cobb
and number Of the officers Of the citizen sodlcry were
present in full uniform and added much TO the important
when the japanese came in the Admiral was rrst and
Gplowng him the Captains, OF who acted as an
interpreter, he being the only one OF them speaking
Engeh Next The four neuenants, or t~o swordei
agnisares next the surgeon ana lest the SIX attendants
tic world the inventor Of deep sounding apparatus
and Mr. Kern, from whom Kern river was named, who
came over from the wreck Of the j. Fenimore Cooper
with the Japanese, also present, and ssss.ed IN
grscins the OCCASION The Admiral and the two Captains
seAteo tne SIDE OF Pfe6aoent leSehsnacher
tne Speakers stand the Neuten ants given seats in
The doctor esty placed himself ia sea, behind
men, and the attendants down oats ie the bar taking
care Of the waterproof oveycoats the bfeas clogs
.ne superois who, upon entering the cha nber, hal
The Admiral was dressed very plainly ~ indeed were
AL zoe guests In dark coats very much ike the Chinese
ana 18th coored peckclo,hs, which decsnted over Inc
bosoms The Admiral ana the CAPTAINS woes I,,ss
p.Anisloons Of highly colored calico or silk: the
lad palmer breeches All tna d.
uhsriss wore splendid swords; and in addition M,
Ilsu.euauts wore shoYt swords, which were b,n, -,
sdstsiy above the longer aud more nos,, rn
III pOslion Great adj rasion expressed By All who
IxaMined these swords; end they were freely shown,