The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06
hOvsMBHTs OF rHR JAPANESE.

Visit sfths EAbsssy - the White Noase-
They Tass Leave or tho Prs.idsA ana
ESprsss Great sAtssss ction ~ the Tress.
nsAt they Have Experiences IN wash
TAtsn-Rspsy Of the Pressosus, so.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON psseArca.
WASHINGTON, June s, 1850.
rbs moving u twelve O'Clock the Japanese Embassy
vsitet The p sdsns e thu Ugied states tor the put
poae Of taking their npal leave OF him. They re-.
c's'o IA the Blue Rom, and on bsias preseutet Al
dressed tee President Ia he tolowiog tesns:-
The eycnArse Il he ratncations Of the treaty having
tken plsce, ard the time Of our departure ng
rvso, We have TO take leave Of your Cx,,lsncy
AID to wish you oontiD ned health and pross~iy. We
may be allowed to-day 10 knder your Exosuency
heartfelt ,bsrk. TO- your friendly feelings on our behs
and Tor the very krd treatment We have me. with
10 Washington. II has been Of grssiacaon 10
:, visis several government institutions where have
en- mary thrss in which We felt much Interested or
al this, and also Of voyage homo In The Eisssrs,
fol- account VIII be subms4 BY % on our renrn 70 she
ryeeop who will be srsssy pleased by H. and who Win
sws cndeaver gnen aud 70 increase the friendly
relations 20 hsppily established between tho two
t,ks The PRECEDENT, IN return. replied 10 the Ambasss
dos - Ioslows:-
tss great Of PLEASURE 10 10 know thst the
Ambassadors have derived eradication from their visit
10 this coupy-a visit that hes been looked forward 10
wth much interest by oil hoee who In favor Of form
ing friendly Iesions with the Japanese government IL
10 Of very great pleasure 70 repeat to the
Embassy the favorable impression they have made tho
government, and also the citizens Of Washington and
them that approve most cordially Of the
they bsve pursued in their official and SOCIAL intercourse
consider tho arrival OF this embassy In the United
ssies the first that has left japan, historical
great importance, and congratulate my self that u hes
taken place under my administration. l Am that
hs Imperial Majesty the Tycoon, could not have selected
sy high funconares Of distinction who could have
iered more homer the commission given genera
sstfsction 10 these to whom they were accredited feel
that this interesting visit viii DO the Of cemeupe
more strongly The friendly relations between the too
countries Ibes the Ambassadors will carry with them
70 their shores my best Wishes for sfe happy
return 70 their families and hope that their government
win properly appreciate the arduous duty Ia which they
hsve been ergsgec and acknowledge ths handsome man
ner which has been conducted. Affords mo pleasure
70 have In my power 70 conduct tho Ambassadors
homo in naOnsi vessel Of the United States and under
the protection ef,he flag Of our Union.
This speech Was Iecsivsd whh low bow Of sckn,w.
sSssmsns aud The President then presented three medals
IN god for the Ambassador twenty In silver for the off,
Gers f the SUITE ard my In bronze for tho attendants
Emhasy
lie President informed them u This point that he had
wrtsn friendly letter 70 the Tycoon, 10 which he had
spohsn Of them IN The nost nstserpg terms.
M President va about 70 shake hands with thsn,
whsa the Chief Ambassador Addressed hin again - FOL-
IoWss-
We exceedingly appreciate an The kind ssslps mani
Sested towards 10, which Kindness No cannot nnd Ian
gusee 70 express We take thh opportunity 10 thank
yeu Excesrcy for having appointed Captains Dupont
Lee and Porter commssisn 70 advise and look
fov1ur interests While IN thiscountry We speak
4, 100 hgh Il their kindness In promoting
fort and tncse.y N conducting the arduous duty I'm.
psssd upsn I'm. We beg kave 70 recommend them 10
The high ooastAsrsnoa a your ExcclIepcy.
10 WIKI - Prsdsns replied, that gave him grsas
pleasurs 10 bess me Ambassadors speak thus Thsss
onbcsrs sskcssd with great care They were gen
"a men Of fuhed couyiesy and abity and hopor
4, the navy the United estes In times Of pcscs. and
49, on Nike them ihas, In times Of war tho Unted
siAts Yste<, when they would no doubt, Distinguish
themselves, though there fortunately, no apprehsu
ton OF war; and, Of Ill nations, prospoc Of
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