New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-18

wholly unnecessary demonstraticas % reosRsR
which, being partially resisted, soon grew 70 Ss~R
right Brutality. The confusion resahed m the flcs
Of the police 70 maintain the line they had formed -
IN the pre,tv free entrance Of the crowd at wzim
poiuts. within the space reserved for sas military.
For a shirt time the tumuh waa general, polieen~
engaging in universal Onslaught, the crowd hyidbhe
excavations and hisses in defiance, ard women aaza
cheerfuluess 20 the occasion by random screams sss
With no specal purpose, and not absolutely necessy
TO their safety since at no moment was there any He
lihood Of q severe ARRAY. During the time thst W
uproar was greatest, body Of more than fifty police
men stood together close hand gazing tran sillg
uron the proceedings but exhibiting 10 dispoeits 10
assist in checking them That the people were Pc =
ably enough Disposed indicated later n the ev ;
ing when crowd Eve times a. large stood before .
hotel for hours, without the slightest exhibition Of dis
order
The Japsneee were comfortably introduced 70 T. r
ourers which comprise the entire second floor Of ss
hotel The arrangements TO preserve them frorr IL
tru.on appeared ample, and far better calculated fsr
their convenience than any Of the other houses st
which they have tarried After their arrival thew
gave themselves up the refreshments Of bathing and
supper and in the evening wandered about the heal
and the charming gardens atachedto Niblos Theasr
Tie performances within the Tbeater also proved yuy
attractive to them, and nearly all Of the officers md
attendants witnessed at least portion. The first h.
terpre;er, NamouIa secured early position tho
center of the house, where, surrounded by no . u
feminine admirers, he Immediately became rec seed
lion, and was shown an iniinity Of attention.
One or two of the japanese went behind the nee,
a.I okadf ha n ho
which they proft esed themselves not uafan il- tho
came mechanical and scenic expedents being GO non
in japan. few also witnessed George Ch. ave
entertainment in Niblos Saloon. At balfpsst wen
o'clock serenade, by Dodwortbs band was g.vva
in front of the hotel many Of the visitors appees
upor the open balcony, to listen aud to wave respon
to the acclamaions # the crowd, which did not die
PEI 20 until Iorg after midnight. The illuminated Ia
terms which covered the front Of the hotel added nas
to the picturssqueness Of the scene.
QUIET SUNDAY.
The japanese yesterday were wholly free hen dis.
turbance. They have passed no ether day 90 sSstly
since their arrival in this country. The arrangements
at the hotel forbade intrusons and busness Of any
kind was brought before them. In the morning somo
of the most advanced in English studies pernsed the
Sunday newspapers, with or less OF edication.
Little Tommy, eager in the search for the record Of
his own fame, came upon curious omission Of sew.
eral lines, By which he was described as Consisting
I" Of rice and fish, vsriousy cooked" which greatly
bewildered him. During the afternoon and evening,
the japanese strolled much in the gardens below,
which were left open for their convenience. They
tired ct an early hour.
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
mt. L. or r.
will at noon to-day visit the City Hail. and be formally
welcomed by Mayor Wood. The Matinee at he
Academy of Music i'll take place on Wednesday Tie
possibility of visit to Boston yet doubtfIi If made,
it will be very briefand hurried. Unless some mex
pected obstacle interposes the Embassy win certainly
set sail for home in the first week ofJaly.