The New York herald., 1867-04-23
The JAPANESE EMBASSY.

Arrival Of the Commissioners-Their Names,
Rank and Dress-Object of the Mission
'Tomnay' Gone to Shanghai. &c.
Another and second mission from his Majesty the
Tycoon Of Japan the United States arrived here yes
terday in the California steamer New York. twenty three
days from San Francisco route for Washington From
Japan San Francisco the mission in the Colora
do having been ticketed through to New York by the
Pacific Mail Company.
Unlike the first mission, which was q sort OF visiting
party for the qualification Of Tommy and for pleasing
the ladies' and which had specific object in view
the present embassy for special purpose bust.
ness bat which will not be made public till after their
visit 70 Washington.
NAMES or THE COMMISSIONERS.
First Commissioners, Ontomogoro; Second Commits.
sioner, Matsmsko- -Tudayu; Secretary Of Legation,
Fukasawa Ukiksy First Interpreter rudu.senya Second
Interpreter, sekysImpaty; Paymaster, Tinnosinnogo
First Lieutenaa OF she Navy, Ogasawara- Kendon;
Second Lieutenant, Iwata- -Hasa-Ku; and two native
servants
In their personal appearance they resemble very
much the nrst embassy. The Paymaster and two lieu
wears two, and the Second Isussnant one gold band
master s dressed in blue ock coat pants and cap
with two gold bands round the sleeves. Tho two Com.
hat and sword. Most OF the party speaks English aud
polite and courteous. The First Commissioner 10
o very superior man His position In that Of Gov
ernor Of the Treasury aud Public Minister; his
rank Ii that Of Governor Of Province. The First
Commissioner y said 70 bc one Of the best
mathematician ID the empire. He has translated the
whole OF Bowdches navigation, logarhms, &C., COM
plete In aremarksby short time. The second commits
s Inendeue Of government schools and colleges;
aso chief Of college for giving foreign education At Jeddo
head Of educational department The Secretary Of Lega
tion Is tho translator OF Foreign Affairs and Commodorss
Secretary. The Two interpreters are attached to the
officers for foreign AFFAIRS
THE INTENTIONS or THE EMBASSY
The Commissioners will visit the principal DOCKS navy
yards, ship yards machine shops factories &C., with
yAPAxEsx PRocREs&
The Japanese Government is particularly anxious (un-
like the Chinese) 70 become Amercanxed In the army
and navy the American uniforms have been adopted,
also American saddles introduced used by the Tycoon
The Secretary Of Legation of the first mission to
this country n 1850 he also visited san Francisco In the
japanese war steamer Kandnmarro.
THEIR STAY IN THE UNITED STATES.
The mission 10 well supplied with funds being autho-
or Washington. The Commissioners greatly pleased
with the new American mail line to San Francisco they
Will return that way 70 japan. IL originally tue
intention OF the embassy to return home via London
and Paris and to make short stop TO visit the Exposi
tion, but business San Francisco calls them that way
The brother OF the new sbogoon, young Prince,
twentyon years old, left Japan In French mail
steamer Tor the Paris Exposition few days before
commissioners LETT The embassy Is stopping at the
Metropolitan HOTEL where they amply provided for
nese. Among tho passengers arrived. and who came
from Japan, is Colonel George H. Fisher late United
states Consul at Kanagawa. ssrommyu has gone TO
shanghai as an Interpreter in an English tea house