The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11
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FIGHp BETWEEN fHs NiIlT.RY AND PaLiee.
PBnADuPHIA, Jcne 10, 1850.
Ibe Japanese kept strictly In privse today. Many OF
,htm are Al from the effects OF yesterdays exerton
Unfortunately during the procession some Of The crowd
ndulged In very language, calling the visi,es
"nigger," &C., which a portion Of tho yln.
bassy understood az hauling. They referee. this
matter to the commission this morning. saying the feared
people thought them very ridiculous They will visit
The manufactures, &c during the week, rAaanouuced
and privately possible. They win probably leave
for New York Saturday morning, - 70 obtain N
ether sahbAsh rest
PmADnrmA, Jane 10, 1860.
NE recepnon Of the japanese In this city yesterday
whhe brilliant In some Of hs ELECTS, certainly
snfortuuse In conveying unfavorabe Impression upon
Tie mines OF vsers regarding the stat OF which the
American public 10 made.
The mess disgusting and brutal language was oaspsr-
ingy used by the crowd while The procession passing
ever the route. This especially the case In the
o~er portion OF the city whore the governing oAsses
most do oongresste. For instance at point Naval
Commissioner was greeted With the cry OF, "av, you
with the epAuettes 10 that your monkey you have
got with your" And this Ia but In hundred OF the
humors Of the crowd 1t Ia to be particularly regretted
that many Of these remarks plainly under
stood By portion OF the Embassy. This
morning OF them came to their good friends-for
they value the Naval Commission very hghy-Csptains
Dupont and Porter and said they feared from their
duct yesterday that the American people considered them
very ridiculous and intmaed that they should not be
severe in their sarcasms the japanese adered the
and Of the people Of this country equally
curious, II BOT outAndish.
VAis uvulv ntAr NJ owdc ha
prevented had the cavalry been properly distributed
along the line Of carriages Such The course pursued
s Baltimore, and learn that the gathering In tina. city
remarkably orderly and respectable, not offensive
word having been uttered The only unpleasant incident
connected with the reception therc was disturbance be
the military and police, which took place at the
hotel in the presence OF the japanese.
The telegraph has conveyed to you the "gltseriug
generaes Of this event, but detailed account Of
ms he nrss important municipal reception Of the
aaguished guests Of our government may not only
natter Of 70 the people Of New York, but be
The Of iDsuuctng then 70 the best Of
conducting the grand entertainment they propoSe give
10 NE representatives Of Nippon.
No Incident OF interest occurred during the ride from
BatDore with the exception OF . slight attempt n
oepuoa made by The country Hare do Grace and
Wilmington, and the exploit OF "rommy," who has the
honor Of being he nrst OF his nation that ideA on
pile N Ne teaier and tosed tho bell entering The
Aepo..
During the ride the Japanese must have tired OF watch
hg the country through which they passed, for. with
few exceptions they engaged themselves in smoking and
drinking and paid but little attention surrounding
objects.
On the arrival OF the aa at Vie depot, after short de-
lay, the treaty box" landed, under the direction OF
Captains Dupont and Porter, and the immediate supervi
nj Ma Roo, N rra..
eer.
The City Counciimen formed in double die with Mayor
Henry ii heir head. The japanese then aghted
the tram and approached his Honor, with much shos o.
reverence. rney kept their eyes nxed the ground,
and sally raised them look with revsren,ia air at
mighty ruler Of this Inland village The Mayor received
them with easy courtesy AMI through the Interpreter
Mr. Portman addressed them In the wing language
In the OF the authorities, aid on behalf OF tn,
ely Of Philadelphia, bid you welcome among us A
he Aubssssdon Of important and 20 weria empire
he federal government you entitled 10 every mail
sstsnon Of respect Al representatives OF . ereS,
rstou, hitherto strangers 70 Us, VIC cordially ODER you the
Inequalities Of city We entertain the hope thu,
during your visit you viii receive ASSURANCE OF tue high
regard with which your presence among entertained
By our citizens.
After considerable mumbns over esch sentence Of Ii.
above speech the japanese requested the interpreter I,
reply that
Tue Embassy feel thankful for the cordially with |
which they have been welcomed They have anticipated
rh much pleasure laeir yisi 70 Philadelphia, and have
armed.
TIE japanese then conducted the bsouchcs and
carriages In waiting The Mayor, the chief Prince AMI
Captain Porter occupied the nrs carriage, and In the
rode Captain Dupont and the second Am sassador Amer
The japanese folio we'd Judges the courts (of wh,m
there = remarkably full attendance, only Chief JOS
ses porrc bang aosont the reporters Of the preo and
ns mi IT'S Councils, All N orriAges,
sure INTO bosd street and p.ssed The military Who we're
he pross: s ' "a: IN .s ossa y s .osos
Black HussAls ana hsansy lvAaiA Dragons.
In The nrst bArouche, Prince SHINE Booj'en Naksmi,
-. Mayor .S 1 Hssly c.1sn Dapss
In The neIt nfseen carriages were The remaiainx high
officials Of The Ennassy
pssss and oonsou Councils Of Philadelphia and Baltimore
10 carriages.
Reporter. 2, the Pre-. y Osrss.s |
rrsr Snaps
. Fhnsssiphn Gays,
West Pnlladsionia Gvays,
oAdwaiAder Grsys,
NaisosA Guards,
NasopA GrAys,
Minute Men q 70,
Hhssnsi Arullery, q Sorris,own, Pa,
pslswars Csdsfs, OF WILMINGTON, Del
washngtoa Blues,
Gsrde 1AfAyessA,
nayea Rnee, Of Burning On, Nj,
Pnilsdelphs zoosvcs,
lndepesdens 6raye,
Mssayunk Rnes
Janhscu Rhea,
Iafayesss Rifles,
Phiaoelchia Rllcs,
Waahington Rnes
rRGAnx
Kcnaoad Aruilery,
Mosisomery Artiljcry,
Emmet Guards,
IRISH Volunteers,
rAtterscn lite Guards,
Jsrkson Guayts,
Shsside Goards,