The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10
RECEPTION OF THE EMBASSY At PANAMA.
OUR SPECIAL PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

/ OUR SPEClAL PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
1 PANAMA, April rs, 1890.
Arrival Of De Japanee-7h PcoAaian Owning Up ne
Harbm-kscAan9s Of Saluaes-Sirpsng in Port Deco
rated-risI Of Captain 7aycr and Caftais Garjnr q,
ne PosShaax-Capsain 1ayc- Warmly Received by TIE
Japanese-Hn Acquaintance wiA nem-Knoaeios
Of DER Csu~tyy-vina Of Naval OfSeoI 10 ne Poo
haon-Hr Appedrance-rransf1rieg tie Japaness-
Ropsd DcpdteA-Immens Amount Of Bae9aos-O D,utey
Of Coptais wa1sns-Loasino ne PcscAa,an- k,nic--
Saiaes-Landsne at ne rf-i~rodSoions-spea
@n> Am1soan Conrl-Immesse Crrr-Cssved kls-
tovy-T< Rairodd Compdry-fraia Of Neg Oars, d.
The long expected and anxiousy looked for event-e
arrival al Panama OF the japanese commissioners-hss
occurred. The United States steam frtgate Powhaiaa,
Captain Geo " Pcarsou having board the japanese
embassy and sui arrived nj this port carly yesterday
morning. Since Monday morning she had been hourly
expected, a. Captain Taylor, who accompanied the en-
bassy from Japan 10 San Francisco and who down
In the Golden Age 70 make Arrangements for tskng them
scros the Isthmus, stated thai they would leave San
Francsoo the IN, and might DO expected hero In
eighteen days.
The Powhatan was seen coming up the harbor early
this morning, which caused general excitement on
shore and On board the American msnof war and other
ve.es In port she up the harbor In gsllan, STYLE
The japanese flag 81 tho fore. and the ars stripes
ct the spanksr, sauung The flag Of Flag onoes Mont
sonery Of The United States steam riga,e lancaster,
which wAs answered by minister's salute seventeen
guns)
and al The shipping In the port were decorated the ia
pancse Gag At the FORE The Golden Age, the Gag ship Of
oommo fore Watkins, Of the Pacific Mail Company ws
dressed with the flags Of nearly all nations.
Soon afer the Powhaian came 70 anchor, Captain VIM
H. Gardner, commander Of the Roanoke, and Captain
Taylor Of the United States Marine Guard belonging 10
the PovhAiAn, went on board.
The japanese delighted on meeting Captain ray-
Tor, whom they had before since they ie, San
Francisco.
In this connection proper stse tina, Captain Tay
or has had special charge Of the Embassy ever since
len Japan be being the only knew anything ,f
the JsgNussc character whose knowledge had been de
rived frcr travelling amongst them
Captain rav cr vent In the Powhaisn " the ESst In.
dies On be- cruise, some tvo and q half years aro
from thence b. soddo and other ports Of Japan where
he spcn, yer or travelling about the country
Flag oncer Montgomery, Captain Rnohe, Of the Sara
nae and several Of their officers vent board The Pow.
ha.an and we're introduced 70 the ambassadors and the
oshcer Of lovcr rank belo ngns 70 the Embassy.
me POwhsian looks well considering her long cruise.
and the attentions which have been made 10 order
oomodste her royal guests.
Inc JaIAnsee VIZ " n-htN ~ ~" e.s~"ho "nen
they 20 on board Roanoke her immense sine and the
spesdd manner In which abe has been lifted up for shs
occasion
In The Of the day their baggage was 70, out and
taken ashore and scn, 70 Aspln-a rhers v~s four car
losds, smoun.ng 10 over eighty tous
Some q their more valuable bassass-sush ~ the
treaty boz" containing The reasy-vas taken along
Win The Commissioners They never acw that boz on
q their sight
One Of The ofHcias special duty 10 look afser the
"tresty box
kriy his morning Captain Gardner and Captain Taylor
vent Aonssiae The fowhsisn, In The tug boat rcboss
when The Whole party, numbering sevesty one persons
and their vslusbe baggage, transferred in iess Than
cne hour. and The boat on her way for the wharf
ms early start (sr oclcck) vas rendered pece~~ary
on scccun' Of the tide In order be on hand 90 that
there shsuld be failure, Commodore watkins. Of the
Golden Age, oOur,eously invited Captain Gardner
and Captain Taylor 10 stop oa board ma
ship which n lying the Powhstas TINS
lnvitafon they accepted, otherwise, n 10 doust
fu whether the tug boat could have rors frc~
The wharf - early In the morning and succeeded Ia get
ting them o.
When The t-s boat hs the bard Of TIE Po~hasss play
81 Hat cou-s'sr fouo~.s By seventeen guns, which
vs answered BY the Lancaster ana ssr~nsca sors Of
fs~ a. J~sL
An~~~es pors he'd ,he Japanese Gag .. hs FORE. and
NE "s'srs and swipss" ~ shs spssx~r-s s~ eeauuf.l
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