The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-12

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asamen.g 6he wae hails II HellasA - 80
9saooo. The Ia Fssaeissss IRssaaA, 6 -
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The pewly.arrived Japaneso adu a.A
his oiIcefs VIII = received viii dee IN.
tIes y ths Essstde6t Aiita Doaf0 ef 6onsr5i-
sesss a 3hern1ay s1aSsuaos.s n 1A6z6Ga-
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Visit On shoss, and Dc new aad Wsn1effni
eigats everywhefe pfessnted. n nAttonal ~
iateWas e1chases6-gan 1or gun-ysutoEdny.
q =. 1Sos. . eiswssn r 3d. q. kaa-das-aas-ssa asd
AZ had bsen previously anaoaaced, natiosal
saiutes were exchAneTd to-day betveoa the
!spsasss eorvetss Gil Assiov a Nm
s.ss.s s.ssss y Aa.r,s. A. s . ~ 3. cs:s
the coryetts, and n euns ilypd Qh boosd. TIE
japanese nag was then .Aoistad at AloatraA
and me same n9IAber Of eans ared fron ths
the .csrvette came On sAosp, and afuer havtse
partAke . Of some Fefreshments ~ the InSer1G.
tional Hotel, visited several portions of ~
city, and returning 70 the hotel partook Of
ON board seeif vessel, while otAsfp semainsd
at the hotel and were amused In tie PARKER
Win mnsic On the piano By Ar. RsiG, viii
wnich they expressed themselves delighted ae
Indeed they profess 10 b with every tSine tSey
have met with 10 mr. s- -.e-'
II j. ths intentipn Of some eentlsuen IN this
city 70 take the engineers and soms Of tAs
tioa 70 the various foandriss and nackins
:hops Of this city. ~ sosa - ttms csA b
The Alta Californian, "a description Of
visit to the vessel says:
In the cabin we were Introduced to AdmiSsl
benevolent looktug a1an, about S6rty yedrs OF
ago, and evidently In high favor as ihe lmpo-
rta! Court 70 b entrusted with 90 iaapoetans
ascharee ~ this. When We entered, he vae
oils aud pomatum, BY one Of bis esrvants-tho
admiral being seated on the floor, and evi-
IDENTITY enjoying the luxury of TIE shampoo.
SOon al.sr ne sppe.lsd @ oa dssk, dEsssa 10 an
feet encased in snowy-white sandals and
stockings; dark brown or olive ffock. Con-
trastins finely with deep biss vest, which
hans. 8
The oaheers on board Japanese ship, from
Laeusenant up. are called stwo sword oldcess." |"
ana entitled BY rank % wear two swords.
These weapons are keenly sharp pointed, ana
beautifully polished. The Admifals nead 4
partially shaved, aud the hair haadsomely
bound mp behind. In an adjoinine cahin. tSo
Chief Engineer, Hah- ma zero, was havia9
his hair oiled and dressed BY . servant.
We Loticed In tho Admirals cabin Z picture
Of President Buchanan hanging ina consu1c.
uous place The Japaaese national Aae u dis.
played on board the ship at the main ana In
the bows. This II white ground work win
q red hall In the centre. Al the unlSxan nOato
the Admiraa'a private siguAl-a diAnAOnd.
shaped h9ars. within . rcd circls, on Whifo
ground. We were offered for rsfieshments
very delicate, but strongly flavorsd Hqssr,
something like ~savisehiso. While We wers
taking notes about the ship's decks, ths Japaa.
eye allowed the most intense cusiooisy % -
our style Of writing, and were much ersai6sd
at being allowed 70 sxam1ne the book. Thie
curiosity was unaffected - to articles of
clothing. watches, pencils, knives, etc., ana it
may be safely presumed that the crew Snst
strange sights they were eager to explore.