The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

There was no national religion In their
country; they were 90. intoleran' in that respect
Dutch carried their religion there, few of
.e people asked for their expulsion, but the Emperor
0he speaker) thought that the different Of Chris
Ians might profit by their example The japanese had
not come here for the mere purpose OF having Pres
dent sign his name TO document He believed that
their coming was Providenal, circumstautial One
individual acquired of another through
intercourse He believed that God intended in way
tercommuDicatton was Gods means of ciyizng
countries he wished to eradicate the curse
railroads down through the south and inspire the people
there with the free sentiments of those the North
ns thought Sn wrong that no mention was made Of the
bassyt would from that document that there was
no God but James Buchanan The japanese sat in their
Of the Sabbath day which commanded by the good
book Of the Christians 70 be kept holy violated by those
very Christians who collected outside to stare and cape
at them. On their first Sabbath in this country they
taken To visit Fort Monroe with music and banners
and procession. Was not this disgracefuS Was II
good way Of giving the Japanese favorable impression
Of Christianity God had opened the door to JAPAN and
there He hoped that the President would send consuis
and ambassadors to that country who not politicians
but Christian , gents%eS In conclusion he begged to re-
their relations with the Japanese were considered.
AMERICAN vTsrrERs TO JAPAN.
TIE EDITOR
NEw YoRK, June %, 1850.
have seen statement IN the papers that the ship
Mercator, Capt Cooper, carried a number OF wrecked
Japanese TO the city OF Jeddo in tho year Is45 The
vessels name the Manhattan, and was commanded
by Mercator Cooper
The NJ. was the first American ship that ever entered
the bay Of Jcddo. Captain Cooper procured q general
chart Of the coast Of Japan which he carried to Amstcr
dam; while there he exhibited the chart board the
ship and was fnanlly prevailed upon to take ashore
and II was there copied. When Commodore Perry's
petition was forming, Capt. Cooper took his chart TO |
Washington and offered il TO The Naval department.
They told him they had just been supplied with from
chart IN Can't Se an copy % a ne
with the Department.
The above facts obtained from Capt Cooper, who is
still living, and Is resident OF Southampton, I. l.
ACONsrANr READER
PROGRAMME FOR THE WELCOME AND RECEPTION OF |
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY BY THE MUNICIPAL Az
rHoRlTIEs or THE CITY OF NEW YORK, THE |
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, JUNE Is 1860.
The following rules will be strictly enforced by the CON-
No person will be admitted with spurious ticket. no
matter under what circumstances the same may have
been procured.
No special orders will be issued for admission on this
occasion
On account OF the large number Of tickets issued no
hat or cloak room will be furnished for ladies gentle
EAch ticket will admit one gentleman and two ladies'
Military and naval officers requested to appear in
uniform.
The refreshment room will be open from ten until two
The carriages will their company down with their
horses heads towards Prince street. and take up in
order
The doors will be open at eight O'Clock; dancing to com
mencc at nine O'Clock On behalf OF the Committee.
J. SEYMOUR MATHEWS, Secretary.
NOTICE TO DRIVERS OF VEHICLES.
To STAGE IRoPRHToRs AND DRrvERs, OWNERS AND |
DRIVES on OTHER vnucISs-This evening at and after |
eight O'Clock all stages and other vehicles going south
ws,csr w a. and go through
will go through Spring street to and through Crosby
The General Superintendent OF Police Is hereby re-
quested to enforce the above regulations BY order Of the
Committee. =. l. A. BooIE, Chairman
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