The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

~ W seS ieFey sAo U~WSs-s W Wnoa wv
very eronesusly suppose all credit due for courtesy
with which they have been hitherto almost entirely I'M
familiar in This oom~y-shsy appear very frsqussuy on
the balcony NJ the windows sf their apartments and
repay the greetings Of the crowd, always gathered b.
low, with frisadly milss, md sonetuss very ssi-
mated gest,culssions Last evening for the nrst time
the lady euests Of the Oontinental eStainsd IN
Interview with them-oy main force apparently
BY aroSwy who remains ss.a,.s . sai az;
love, left behind 1t The capital, ana abrupsy
breaks oueh the crnolne iorcatons when they are
ladies' endsavor comfort themselves by nakng the
nickname BY which TatAiesi Oeaseso chYsened by
me ano Sn which hs ss;ns % be very much
The artist a the Embassy rapidly filing hs sketch
book with Vows Of buidinss Bstutops and people.
the hotel attract considerable portion Of hs attention.
and every occasion be refers 10 hh original drawing
s 3
porisnt feature in this attraction. and that !. the iron
track on which the cars % swiftly glide ms whole
for overlooking h skeches find ne has-vesy sensi-
bly-given mp an attempt TO akesch locomotive and
craving spcroprissed from ssns aswSpapsr savertse.
ment II thb community Of civilized beings would only
allow him 70 Rronsn.ds our streets s SndsurbsS be
ngs; but hi appearance foot the street would be
the signal for mighty ru,h Of many people,
praecsi people ss The members Of sn I'm
truly represent then. During yesterday they visited
twoevshy and one dry goods est.bhshment, ma.
chine shop and locomotive works They paid particular
attention TO the making Of svar SPOONS, SC and askcd
many questions regarding the mode Of aiIcying the diff.
Their visit 70 Paramount was not attended with much
pleasure, In consequence OF the immense crowd which
pressed upon thsn, and compelled them seek refuge
which the city y supphsd with pure water
The reported murder OF the Tycoon fortunately
regarded BY the Secretary 70 whom wss related BY an
Waiter r YankeA IA mt In
give moments thought, and made NO mention Of the
circumstance to hb companions. Inc "NoKami' are
THIS afternoon the Ambassadors visit the Academy
Of Music.
TELEG RAPHIC.
GRAND RECEPTION OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CROWD OF vIsITERs-THB JAPANESE AT THE MINT
AND GIRARD coLLEGE-ARRANGEMENr FOB THE
FIREMENs TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION, ETC.
PBnADUPHA, June 10, 1890.
The principal members Of the Japanese Embassy
escorted by the Naval Comnhsion and the Committee Of
the City Councils visited the Mint this morning The
japanese Inspected the various processes OF refining and
coming, and expressed themselves much sratded and
especially delighted with the beautiful machinery coin
ing Al one O'Clock the officers Of the navy and marine
corps pay festival visit 10 the Enbsssy ct the CONT
mental
Mayor henry received the Commissioners 70 supeYnsend
The erection Of the monument 10 the sgnes Of the De
claration Of Independence u noon today In lndepen
ence squared.
The crowd since two O'Clock 70 go the japanese
Increased 10 such extent that al The immense
halls, corridors, parlors, reception ROOMS and most Of
the private bedrooms Of the Continental are literally
crammed with gentlemen, ladies, children, &C., 10 such
an extent that the i've hundred guests besides the
Japanese Embauy and suite, stopping 81 the hotel, find
utterly impossible 10 get up and down the starways
n
toned throughout the house 70 preserve order.
me reception Of tAe army and navy oosrs and every
body else, upon the most democratic principle, com
menced u hahpast O'Clock, and continued up 70
niss when the gas OF the halls and reception had
70 bs turned on In order TO stop the crowd coming in
and eve them chance 70 back out. Among the navy
officers who callsd 70 the FLAPS" the veteran
Commodore Stewart The three principal Ambassa
don-The Frst Ambassador did not go-went 70 the
Mint Today, and loDs intsrvisw with the ocers in
coinnins nsis old japanese osn. The arrangement
not fully completed day, but hey expect win be 10
morrow, when they make another vst for that purpose
The party Afterwards visited Girard College, and
was shown everything Of interest throughout the instu
ton, from the csllax 70 the garrett They perfect,
delighted.
The great feature snos their arrival in America va
NE dance, sort Of "brsak down. afternoon, b,
p8TSy " JoY0mov0, IN NJ opOuOku rOOmy tuo u0W1-
or The hotel Their dancing very much asr Tho syk
Of George Chrsty, but not qus sentseI and Ie ami
mated. Their music was the Chinese gong.
Everybody al day and evening has been in the bcst
humor, Notwithstanding The terrible crowds Of crino
line, which literally blocked up the stsrwsys % q
TO render them impassable.s For hours at . tim,
rybody seemed willing 70 be jamned II . sight o
the Celestiah could only be had. The only thing tia
could be heard was, eco In, Japs'-"Pich In, Tom
ny"-"Les her rip, Tyooon"-and similar expressions
I'LL finally, the "a vas turned on, the crowds
70 withdraw, tn now-eleven o'clock--the house ha
the appearance Of hotel, and not that Of sxli
ward bar room
An adjourned meeting Of the Philadelphia nremen ga
held this evening TO complete arrangements for the tire
mems torchhsht prooesson, to take place Friday
night In honor Of their Japanese euests previous he
departure Saturday for NewYork Two thousand dollar
has been subscribed BY the city towards defrsyrg Ii,
expense and 500 by each company (ny hve) for To,
same purpose, amounting altogether o. 500 This
with The spirit already manifested by the nrensa n
believed, viii give Of the nost brilliant torchgh pro
cessons ever Witnessed Philadelphia The Chief ant
assistant engineers will act nsrshals. Each dlvrol
viii be preceded by band Of music. The conpsne
viii parade with their apparatus. and move At hin
o'clock precisely The disposition Of and sorchhghl
V be such Mai win produce The finest eness ever vii
nsassd In his city.
CAines and Jspassss nrsworhu have been brought 70
psssscuon In Japan thas = psrfsocy wonderful 1t VA
h shsss countries where 0rswosks 6rss orgnssed
thaa tvssty ok hundred years ego. he exhbit,on o
fireworks the other evening II Baltimore pleased then
more than anything they have anos they camc "a
America, bsoauss hey were capable Of judging, sspe
caly shs nsy servants, Who are nsoh bessr lodges o.
fireworks tAaa they Of The second Of Lncrex.
No.
M japanese have for muse except the gong
military bands. THIS n music they are very fond o.
THE RECEPTION In NEW YORK.
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The Route Of the Procession from the
steamer - the Metropolitan.
ne Japanese Embsasy, which WIN arrive here IA.
turdAy 81 thrss O'CLOCK n hon Philadelphia docs no,
snn~ax oreafe aama nenaafion aunorsl