The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-24
THE JAPs AND THE TFLF.
.ln.Iug GRAPH. ~" '''
The Embassy ln California send
,hM re% me, Messages TO their Friends in

tho East. .-.... 10 '57f i'ili
NEW York, January a3.--rhe mem,
nGrs OF the Japanse. Embassy visited tie
western Union Telegraph office in San
Francisco aud through tho courtesy OF
the officers Of the company, we're enabled
70 communicate direct with the Secretary
o. SLATE ut Washington, with Prof. Morse,
President Orton and others In this city.
and with the sons Of the Chief AmbasSa.
u9r, Prince j. Wakura, now attending
school at New Brunswick, N. j. The
wires were connected through and the
following dispatches were inlerchAngel
i'if io5l5 WASHINGTON, January %. q,
The Secretary Of State congratulates
the ,lapInse Minister on llis arrival and
tenders u cordial welcome 10 the United
states TO himself and Embassy. p
-, SAN FRANCISCO, january 2s.
10 Hon. H. Fish, SeoretOrg Of STATE:
Many thanks for your kind welcome to
the United States. We shall leave here
next week for Washington, when we shall
nope to have the honor Of meeting YOU
personally and presenting our credentials
as Ambassadors Extraordinary from His
Majesty, the Teuno Of japan to the
treaty powers Very Respectfully lau,
-L"a 'n'<i4i 81. 10 J.WAKURA, a..l.
y. ,.,.''' 'H ambassador EstFdoMfnGty
slr,.. ~" I, W4sHrS6ToN, january 90.
Prince j. IRdkura, Amba$sad0r Ertraordf.
tn'TA Saa fFdaeiSeO IN lIt ir,i. d.
The President will be much pleased to
receive yourself and Embassy, and hopes
That your journey across tho continent
may be agreeable and safe. You will
meet in the America people and govern.
ment friends looking with warm interest
10 oil that relates to your country and to
the future relations between the Tenno's
government and the United States. The
advent of such an Embassy marks an
epoch IN the history OF both nations. r.,
'is'a.v.o Fl. Fish, Secy Of State.
New York, January2S
Prof Morse presents his bcst respects
to the Japanese Ambassador and vel.
comes him to the sphere Of telegraphic
intercourse.
U a.rI SAN FRANCIsCo. January 90.
10 Professor Morse; aur ...t....
The Embassy from Japan desire to in.
form Prof. Morse, the inventor Of the
electric telegraph, that his lame !s well
known in Japan, and that within a lew
months one thousand miles nl telegraph
wire will he opened for business in their
country. p j. WAKuRA,
EaDoy Extraordinary.
b gs. New YORK, January 90.
j. Rdknra, Ambassador. Ert,aUdiRdry,
'SIn Francisco -s,,..
The President Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company presents his respect
lnl compliments To the Ambassador Ex,
traordlnary Of Japan, and tenders the use
Of the linesin the United States whenever
His ExcellenCy may desire them. 10. ....
rta2"a 's.Ga W,ORToE. .
SAN Francisco, january 28.1
President Van. Orton:. '''3.i H..
Vice President Mumlord, accept the
sincere thanks Of myself and associate
Ambassadors for your kindness In placing
such wonderful telegraphic facilities al
our disposal. j. WAKURA,
ambassador Extraordinary.
NEW YoRK, January 29.
d. Wah.Hta, Ambassador ECtraorfinary,
San Francisco: .I.
We shall be pleased to see you at this
end of the line to inspect our office in
New York, from which We greet you.
Z .."" at Gro. Fl. MUSIFoRD.
.#l NRW BRTJNsWICK. January Or
j. Wdk1na, San Francisco. paa
AFFEcrIoNATE FATHER-We rejoice
to hear from you. We will wait in Chi
cag0, where we vii! receive your advice.
TATs MINAMI AsAPr.
-- SAN FRANcTso, January oe3.
10 TdtS Amtni AMpi:: 49, .,Li ..
My DEAR Son: rejoice 10 hear of
your welfare and Of the kind treatment
you have received in America. We will
leave here during tue middle Of
next week, for Washington, direct. viii
advise you when 10 meet nc in Chicago.
aslfI Your a!lectionate father, ~.
M tsbi- j, WAKURA.
l. p4l7 CHICAGO, ILL, January 2S.
TIE Mayor Of Chicago Greeting! Y-a
To the Ambassadors OF the most en-.
lightened and progressive nation of Asia. 2
@ - .' ''.' Jos. MEDmL, lIga,
'Ir.s''. Mayor Of Chicago
@ SAN francisco, January 28.
70 ho Hon. Mayor Of Chicago:
We received your kind greetings with
pleasure, which assure us that the cities
along our route to Washington have kind