The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-05


MT Fung, who spoke up at is a strange question: 10
ask an American whether he can speak hts own Ian
guage. The inGuistive gentleman retired
To ine Embassy are now quietly enjoying their ease
tomorrow, at seven O'Clock they viii act out by the
New York Central for Auburn the home Of Mr..
seward. Here they anticipate rustcation for
several days
The Chinese in acknowledgements from tho
Trip Of Yesterday-A Curious Crowd ne che
Hotei-iIow the Chinese spent Their Eveu-
ing-fr. Burlingame.
ALBANY, August 4 1863.
About an hour after the arrival of Mr.. Burngame
and the novel attaches Of his Embassy it was evil
IDENTITY very generally known about the city that the
party contemplated remaining over night. This
knowledge soon largely multiplied the num-
bers OF the curious throng who had now
gathered about the hotel In such masses
that it was with some difficulty per-
son could get in out. Everybody was bent
upon having peep at the Orientas, for which pur
pose the more bold ventured into the corridors OF
the hotel, taking up position to get sight should
any member OF the Embassy show himself on:
or his room. The Chinese nag soon after was
thrown to the breeze from the nagsta OF the hotel
and interested large number Of outsiders, who
stood upon the street corners, INDUCING in all sorts
or SpeculatiOns and presumed information in con-
nectlon with the nag from the days Of Adam.
Later In the evening the afable Chin entertained
the crowd by taking his usual promenade in the cor
rdors in the vicinity of his apartments and at times
further displayed the warmth OF his inner feelings
by fondling several little children, who approached
to cultivate his acquaintance sun kept his room
and did not make his appearance during the whole
evening. Although the Junior OF Chlh by four years.
he does show one half the physical energy OF the
latter and naturally is OF less social and bu0yant
temperament The students were quite busy writing
up their diaries anu asking information in regard to
scenes and Incidents on the way.
Mr.. Buringame, somewhat fatgued by the trip up
the river and especially the courtesies shOwered
upon him on the boat by friends NJ well as admirers
requiring 80 much eXerton, retired early.
TINS morning special car has been placed at the
disposal of the Embassy IN which an hour hence the
party will leave for the West
Arrival Of the Embassy mt Auburn, Secretary
Stewards Observation-Disclosures deception
of the Distinguished Guests by the People.
AUBURN August 4, 1865.
large crowd assembled at the depot this after
noon to witness the arrival of the Chinese Embassy
by the ten minutes to three O'Clock train. The party
left Albany this morning by the Central Railroad
The following gentlemen were appointed com
mittee with letter OF introduction to NJ mister Bur
lngame from Secretary Seward to meet the En-
bassy at syracuse and conduct them 10 Sne
Secretary:-Mr. Christopher Morgan, Colonel w. H.
Carpenter. MayorW. c. Beardsley ana Miles Perry.
The tram arrived at three O'Clock brneng the En-
bassy in charge OF his EXcellency Minister Burlin-
game. The party occupied special car. ,,,..
The crowd at the depot was 80 great as TO require
the efforts OF extra police force to keen PASSIVE
way to the carriages 10y wnch the me,nbers OF We
party were to be conveyed To the residence OF MI
Seward. The carriages passed through state ana
Genesee streets to South street to The residence Of
Mr. Seward, large crowd OF curious spectators
thronging the way.
Tomorrow morning at quarter past eleven
o'clock the Embassy will visit the prison. In the
afternoon they go TO the farm OF Mr. II. ;. Dunhing
to witness an exhibition OF mowers ana reaporS. ON
Thursday they go to willow Brook 10 pardke OF The
Inequalities OF Mr.. Il. I. Martin. The distinguished
visitors will remain I'm town until Friday and go
from thence to Niagara Falls. They came 10 Auburn
for the express purpose of paying a complimentary
visit Secretary seward, whom they consider, ana
justly too, as the principal man IN tliS nallon VINO
has been instrumental In bringing the Two nations
into such Harmonious relations with each other