The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-14

.;valss t" ' Of the Japanese EMs
f.rma. r.sr.tcr Of the Visitors 70 shs
@sm,r Phil"de'r"'"'
May is,-The steamer PhiladeI-
>,srobN IRE at six o'clock this morning.
a., sfrlNen ;" Apacos Tia is anchored in the
r, stssme' hriug intelligence of the ar
.5s. ana poanoke at Old Point. The
al u 'no sh aud rainy, and the Roanoke
,ss,beT : ,n,ssy is not expected TO arrive
q DE icon. The Anacostia will tran.
his s n.rssse Of the E;nbassy. -,
! m be e't,n,nent people are much d'sap-
rse cover '.' IA tiaa,a. the Roanoke In Hamp-
4 I'D !" no. ,he Philadelphia has only been
kos.'s' = nro>lsioucd for three days.
ssr;eTed Nav ia.-l'apta,n Tay ior, OF the
NasFobN, p1whalau. arrived here in the
siea'ass mnruing, aud reports that the
eSs'sn he ;r,saie Roanoke was oauiy crack
. ss,l 0, - is unlikely she lett New loTk
SD ."" he prevailing gale.
& aunus Nav about ~ O'Clock last
SoSf"ds, ,arnstia. our sentinel in the Roads,
I al tae 's,.nouncins the arrival there Oh
rsei ~, frigate Roanoke. The Phiia-
i !. I. ;. 80 making preparations To repair
/, aa,s IS no"
.asf RoAns, aIay lS-P M.-The fh,'-
a.sf1 -, portsmouth II quarter-pasf
a. psis sV'' ',nrntug, with the Naval Com
btA ~, IA invited guests. The weather
essoh Sh.Inl and the trip WAS the most
., af"s,sr,nshie. AT quarter-past she
san he Roanoke, whose sails We're
! -'e' Tons manned. The band on the
"a rnh,a mayed a national ar. Capt.
',-' ade' nt The Navy; Capt. Taylor, OF the
| -is"r AIR Iedvard. son-in-iaW OF the Sc
.anes S,.,s. and Mr.. Portman. inierpre-
7,sIt a. he Roanoke IN the first quarter
sscono boat conveyed Commander
80 - porter. secretary OF the Commits
" e. Mcdonald and invited guests; and
- - boa; took the reporters on board.
. M o.h.o Of the Roanoke, Capt. Dupont
",rmaI!y presented TO the Ahoass''uors :
- =. 'h.rsurcu showed his commission
SIS ~ ~, prssldent 10 take charge OF the I'm
20 hAi,s m the United States. Capt. Du-
s''' "-,9nred Commander Lee and Lieut.
'a-' M a. associates; also the Presidents
..'r,ar Mr. Isedyard was introduced AS
"lf.'rasen-a,iye Of the State Department,
''rrfoened tho Ambassadors 10 me couh-
- which brief but uninteiiisioie re-
i $50 vas lnane. ,rs.,y
L - uncovered and exposed 10 view
t''Siv intercourse then took place, ana pre-
| 49, for going aboard the Philadelphis
= sow progressing ,;s-,,,orx
| .mhsssadoIs, although evidently mucf
I'd mt l,can that the latter expected, wa:
| 3net.t with great dignity on both sides
4,a~rkea by apparent reciprocal confidence
n otber. a feeling OF deep interest pre-
- ,n,6rg the spec iators. The Interpre
~ he Ambassadors mixed freely anon;
'r'.,,rrs. and responded TO their congratu
'~' 80 N yolerably good English. The Phil
.irbia xi!l reach Washington about moor
SECOND DISPATCH.
t;,vpros ROADS, May l3.-A!ter the trans
~. ~. hight baggage. boxes of money an,
- ,rss,y ease 10 The Philadelphia, the Japan
u,rh The exception OF the Ambassadors
ssh-ard. shortly afterward all the com
'".' officers of Fortress Monroe arrived
-I ,s,-ly. The wards o! the Roanoke wer
n,nr.d .nd boat, with the Ambassador:
-, amid h. roar of seventeen guns and tn
- "a. al both bands They We're received o
,.,arl the Philadelphia by Capt. Dupont an
~ I-tysrd. and shown to their respectiv
.'-,s.rooms. grand dinner was prepal e
~ .ta prucipal saloon of the steamer, whic
l.g,e, 10 4 lew minutes.
WARRINGTON. May i3.-The japanese wi
=. rscsved here 10 morrow with great pomr
yogpoLK. May ia meeting of the either
III, Norfolk WAS held last night-Marsha
parks. chairman. W. +. Foster. secretary
,-udsT the Inequalities of the city TO the };
r,nese Embassy. A delegation, appointed Il
n. nurpcse proceeded to Hampton Roads c
Steamer chartered for the occasion. and pc
tjrmed heir mission.