New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
THE CHINESE EMBASSY.

TIE MINISTER AND MANDARINs AT NIAGARA
FALLs-HosPITALTIEs OF BUFFALO.
AUBURN, Aug. S.-A second and final recep-
tOn extended by Secretary Seward last evening 10
the Chinese Embassy. Many prominent citizens paid
their respects to- and took their final parting from Mr.
Rurlinpame aud his suite who the eve OF their
departure to Niagara. The occasion was pieasuraoe
and memorable 10 all .no.4
75 members of the Buffalo Board Of Trade and Common
Council visited Niagara Falls this evening" on speStl
train to extend the hospltates of the city 70 the C
Embassy now here The large parors OF the Inter
national Hotel were filed with gay tnrohg oi iaes
aud gentlemen witness the reception OF the
At 81 o'clock the Embassy, headed by Mr. BnrIngame'
entered the parlors, and was addressed Py tho non
able manner setting forth at length the adyahtagGs
to be derived from close commercial relauons wiIn i
the Old World He alluded to the geographical posi-
tlOn Of Buffalo the terminus OF great lnland Ike,
and its communications as OF great connSHM ihd % h
the Pacific Railway and the lakes with the Ess1, Mr; M
Hatch concluded by eA9engng .e m hehaf Of the En-
bassy made suitable reply returning thahKs LOT the
the clear manner i'm which by statistics set forth the
Importance Of the international communication between
Asia and this country Mr.. Burlingame sad that the
commissioners from China had been accredited TO tne
Western Powers alone, and that 1t would be contrary 10
their Instructions to accept honors from nune,
He said however that the Commissioners would, during
the present week, privately visit Buffalo INQUIRE mo @ us
commercial advantages, and Vist ouJec's VI PuDio III
LAST HOURS WITH MIR. SEWARD.
A few minutes previous TO tle arIlVdl I Oh Iile
morning train by which they TO depart Tor Niagara
the party proceeded in carriages To the Depot All gong
down Norlhst instead OF by state eTeephg one h bnu
attracted had they gone the most puDlc way INC peC
which brought them mere was III WallnE I On m , s' q
track I'M the depot and crowd surrounded II 10 eaten
last look at the Ceestas who seemed to ENJOY the scene
n" sUoi while Teh the English speaking interpreter, was
bnsiIv engaged I'm writing aud dispensing his autograph
to impoTtunng citizens who presented MN Wth cils
sins of PAPER on which write his herogiyphlcs ana
their English interpretation Many accompanying friends
OF the party present 10 bid them adel anu con-
siderable feeling was evuced the part OF the chinese
M leaving a place where they have enjoyed 50 nuch AT
teution and entertainment In the course Oi unuer ~
Secretary Stewards yesterday at which the members Oh
the embassy and number OF other guests were preseht
| Mr. Burlingame offered the following very happy ana
PTSep ga Srr Canning said that he bad called New
,ii m M Nora so existence 70 redress Of the New
This toast received by the company WIN gIatnSd
served tribute from a distinguished Minister TO Tue eai
ing Statesman Of the age. The 1ua reception OF the oc
large number OF citizens greeted ana parted Win te
Embassy on Of its journey westward 20 Niagara
their visitors, who mutually entertained ah9 l-
struccd Among the notaDes AT me "a were piss
Charlotte Cushan the actress who arrived III town on
Thursday and Mesdames susan B Ahth0uy ana illI'-
beth Cady Stanton the championessesO OF women E8uS
OF America the latter ladies being the guests OF David
Wright having arrived in town yesterday just III season
10 See the representatives OF country whore women
nave nerhAps fewer ghs than are accorded to the
i'm any ether nation. Auburn Daily Advertiser, sth
A CHINESE LOCAL"
While the Chinese ambassadors were taking
sail ON Lake Auburn the other day the re-
porter OF The Aub7, Adrertiser asked Fang me
English iperpreter IL he would not be KIND enough 10
write paragraph for Tie Advertiser descriptive OF their
trip the lake Fuugyee readily consented ano ouI
renorter passed notebook and pencil over to that gen
tamau The following are the paragraphs written by
| the Chuaman given refbdtiW ct Iterdtim; .
"Thls afternoon Mr. Seward, Secretary OF state the
Hon A. Burlingamc, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PleuipOteniary from China; Chttegen ana suh'tegel'
Associate Ministers; Mr.. Brown, First Secretary; Mr..
De Champs Second Secretary; the attaches ana some
Indies and gentlemen, had trip on OWisco LAKE Inc
Chinese Ministers enjoy themselves very nuch mere;
Tile lake u entirely surrounded by small mis- covered
with different sorts " trees which look very fresh after
the rain The water In the lake is fresh ana Is enough
Tor the consumption Of the city Of Auburn Inc ae Is
twelve miles long and ts average width Is mile ana
half Mr. Brown. First secretary, Is well yersed ~ pau.
ing the boat has had the OF one OF the boas lor
tLo entire trip and must be good deal tatlgued IN
conclusion should say that this trip Is such as nave
| never enjoyed before. OSgued), fJNG-1 E66'
Tho above was finished Just our boat touched the
shore nc the place of debarkaOn Fungi zee rearkhg as
ne handed the notebook back To our reporter thaV IL
would probably need good deal ot correcting he WIS
| mistaken In this, as our readers Will see.