The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08
UTAH.


The Japs ut Camp Douglas-Grsnd Parade Of
Seven Companies of ln:antry-speeches BY.
General Morrow, Mayor Wellss Gevcrsor
Woods and Judge McKean.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb 7. 1872.
According TO the programme the Japanese EN-
bassy visited Camp Douglas to-day and were re-
ceived with a salute OF nineteen guns in honor Of
the first Ambassador, who was present, having
recovered from his Illness A salute was also given
Minister De Long and one to Governor Woods
Both houses OF the Legislature were present, and
most OF the federal 0fiicals and large number OF
citlzens The guests first assembled at General
Morrow's quarters, and, after being introduced to
the ladies Of the officers OF the garrison were con.
Quoted to the parade ground where the troops Of
the garrison, consisting Of seven companies OF
infantry and one of cavalry dismounted, were
marched into line
IN FULL UNIFORM.
The day was most beautiful sun shining brightly
and the atmosphere peculiarly clear. Generai-in.
Chief Yamada occupied The post OF honor by
General Morrow, while the balance oil the
Embassy and the distinguished Official guests
were gathered on q platform to the rear.
The troops were inspected by Generals Yamada
and Morrow, the former being extremely pleased
with the s0lderly appearance and excellent drill
OF the men. The troops then passed In review
In splendid STYLE subsequently the manual
Of arms was gone through with, greatly to the edit
cation OF the imperial gent, who expressed his
pleasure and satisfaction at the display AFFORDED
MIN. Alter the review the guests parto0k OF
AN ELEGANT COLLATION.
at General MOrrow's, when toasts to Japan and the
United States, the Imperial Embassy and OF a per-
sonal nature were drank, the Japanese Joining with
enthusiasm on the occasion, and expressing the
pleasure they had experienced during their visit In
the United States. After collation.
GENERAL M0RR0w's Gooc- MORROW.
General MORROW made fellcitous speech OF well
come on the part or the military arm OF the
Tnited States. The visit was an occasion
o. great grandeur. as was the FIRST visit
hs dr Ss 70 v our Sa
and commerce. He hoped the seas would be
Msltened WIN the GO % OF the Two nations
and hoped we should always nave peace and
MORMON COMPLIMENTS.
Mayor Wells spoke for the city, and wei
hoping thai country wound ma as worthy
REPRESENTATIVES such meetings would promote
Mr.. snow, the President Of the Councu. smoke
briefly, followed by
who made an eloquent address. Judge Mexican fol-
lowed and the affair was terminated by short speech
from Minister DE Long, VINO expressed tne thanks
OF tle Ambassador and suite for the reception, al
luded to the increasing beralty OF policy OF JAPAN
and predicted great commercial advantages from
the visit, lie spoke in glowing terms Of japan ana
ITS future and closed by thanking the people for
kind personal reception. After this
THE CALLING GUN
was tried and Afforded intense interest 10 the Japan
csc by the rapidty and effectiveness Of it's fire.
After another glass OF VINE ana q few toasrS, the
Embassy returned to the city, delighted with the
visit, and full or praise Of the troops officers and
s.mmander Tonight Minister De Long and some
VI the Embassy attended
A MASONIC SOCIAL.
IL Is SAID to-day that portion OF the Embassy
yesterday paid respects to Brigham Young anu were
cordially received
Salt Lake City IS about done in the sightseeing
way ana time begins to hang heavily on the Orien.
tals banquet from private citizens viii, probably,
complete the entertainments 10 be offered mere. NO
show yet OF their leaving ON the Union Pacific,
which Is still bl0cKaded.
THE MASS MEETING
OF citizens asking the removal OF McKean sent by
Fitch TO the President consisted entirely OF Nor
mons, no Gentiles being present The Gentiles
elected to the convention are commonly known as
Jack Mormons-Gentlles with Mormon procliylties,
No weight Is TO be given to the movement
District Attorney Bates and Judge Mexican.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, 1872.
District Attorney Bates Of Titan, says he came
here by permission OF the Attorney General at his
own expense; That he has asked Congress to either
give money to prosecute the criminals or order the
prosecutions dismissed-nothing more. He wants
money to 60 on or orders 10 stop. He has not asPed
suggested or had anything to do with the removal
Of Judge Mexican