New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

ing M tbs time the dition Il the hosI vssS..
from tranquil ste memories Of the recent trcub, ,,s
ranking in the wari;ks breasts Of those who par;,.
ted therein.
After the dinner the ambassadors aud their saa.,d-
ants returned 10 their apartments accompanied h.
focks Of privileged visitors, q good propor,iou- a
whom neither sober nor evil. The truth IA,
tie japanese tie best tcmperdpeope in tie worh
was never more thoroughly tested. They were a
beset by mmoderste and unceasing applications q,
tokens Of reno mbraDce autographs presents and n
like. Their evident fatigue and dsirclnation 70 h
molestfd afforded them no protection; and from tn,
time forward they could gain respite from the per-
sistent appeals which they encountered from svsry
tide.
Presently, notice WAS giyon thas an exhibltiea a
steam freengncs would take place in the square.
Tie balcony was Instantly tIironged but not BY ths
Japanese. Their share in the enjoyment was entirely
matter Of secondary importance. Here as elsewbsrs
il appeared that the whole affair was jubilee Of IL
Baltimore City Government and IL friends in Wild
the foreign visitors were gracicuy allowed to take N
obscure and Indifferent part. email number Of tn
japanese, however, obtained positions from whie.
the operations ofthe machines vsible and eeen
realty Interested; but tbese few, yeldng grat
ally TO irresistible encroachmeDts soon withdrew.
and wandered aimlessly in the background.
It was not long before party Of iremen mounted 70
he alcony with scalipgladders, ard, bringing TIER
ose with them, invited some OF the japanese 70 tszs
hold This brought out the under officers and aaoag
them Tommy, who played away for time viA
much oIee. But this did not satisfy the bold fame.
ouenchers. What they wanted was turn with .Ls
Jaranese obiliy, and nothing else would do AthA.
one of them was introduced to an Embassador, szx
Immediately gave characteristic expression 10 bis Eel.
pes by pulling off his wet and heavy rat and claypnr
IL upon the heed Of bis new acquaintance. This BIZ Of
iocosity took SO well among the Baltimore gentlemen
that similar rleasantres were straigtt~ay irdussd in;
and tie last glimpse | caught Of Smm PiIcs II
Boois,p, revealed him struggling beneath military
cap which some creature had showed over bis eyes and
pressed tightly down.
So parsed the afternoon and in the evening, when
fireworks discharged, the ssne confusion, tia
same moropoes Of good positions and the dire
gard of the feelings Of the japanese, were shown.
think, however, tiat Capt. Dupont had 90 arranged
matters that, on this occasion, tie ambassadors were
spared renew ed infictcns Of vulgar rudeness.
At midnight, now the crowd still fingers. aud The
camor is yet heard. Perhaps tSe japanese are in re.
pofe. Fortunately when sleep once oyertakes them,
they are Lot easily disturbed.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9, 1860
At 10 o'clock this morning the japanese took happy
leave of Baltimore. There little excitement over
their DEPARTURE and tie crowd at the depot was insg-
nfcant compared with that which yesterday greeted
item. The train started with sufficient plo nptness.
The two cars of which il was composed were rather
too closely filled for comfort especially after the
eion at Hayre de Grace, of Philadelphia COMMITTEES.
During this trip Tommy, who is always distinguish.
irg himself in some remarkable way gave evidence Of
courage rather superior to that Of any Of his compan
ions. Before reaching Wilmington number Of tie
officers invited to ride upon The engine, but, after
exsmpirg it with good deal Of caution, concluded 10
adhere to their accustomed mode of travel. Tommy,
who wavered a moment, having assured himself that
where two of bis friends were, be might as vel re-
main, took a position upon the fremans seat.
and declared that nothing should move bin. With the
details OF the machinery he was particularly interested
ard after watching the operations for WHILE suggest
ed that some little mater-le closing Of fre-door--
lad been neelected, which was really the case. On
approaching Wilmington, he possessed himself Of ths
berope to which he gave all his energies refusing 10
elinquisb il any terms, and pulling it vigorously
reary all the way PHILADELPHIA As for propositions
return to the passenger car, be rejected them with
soon, ard only deserted his post when the traia
reached It's destination.
The way stations along the road were all crowded
with spectators, and at Philadelphia the hrong was
almostas numerous at Baltimore. The arrangement
OF tie procession far inferior. Fifteen or TIVE nty
minutes passed before the ambassadors could alisht
and even then no definite order Of progress had been
decided UPON. But nfine, after a commercially brief
welcoming address by Mayor Henry, the matter was
in some way settled, and the procession moved. The
first half was properly guarded from the bystander,
who were in no such good humor as the Baltimore
multitude; but the last, am informed was protected
in no whatever. STILL the procession moved.
And then, after aweaIy journey Of five hours, the
japanese and their train dragged through routs
of some three miles, at spas pace, all utterly used
up and, believe, tolerably disguised.
After reaching the Continental Hotel the Embassa-
doris were conducted to the windows whence they
might gaze upon tie crowd below. And TN inspiring
sight they NUT have found it. An insufficient police
struggled desperately with wild mob which every
moment broke through the lines and flooded the space
which the military vainly strove to keep clear Tie
conflict never ceased. Ii was ibterminable success.
sion of high words aud close fighting. Men were
knocked down and dragged away upon the smallest
rroyccation 10 provoeation at ALL for with custom.
airy asiuteness, the policemen always made the ipnO-
cent suffer the most. Women ran screaming around,
terrified out Of their wits and were thrust reckleesly
hither and thither by the not less bewildered officers
Some men, to escape the pressure, climbed upon the
awning poss; and ladies, in fear Of their liyts sur.
mounted the baustrades Of the Glard House. Just op-
Iositc with agility Which they probably never be.