Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-06

THE DIPLOMATIC DINNER.

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health The announcing and ne snlfaofs ~
t,ast " me COMPANY. especially a. every hoif
mss In b,sh dinner dfesa. ils women w Jew
sl., ssd H. men wfnfiuR All their elsfi, bed
somsth,eg n ne aif ~ scenic display The
eject vas heightened W. tls msenihcence ~
The hotel. the dnwing RON ~ whieh W.
we're collected ieing almost regal
The Gfsi rsfton who appeared VS. hanh'
sotps, compact. wslLbuili, Renlleman.like Nv
fls man. Who was announced aa The DUKE ~
villa ilefmoaa, lhe Spanish Ambassador lie
was dressed wiih great simplicity and beauty
having. however. the breast ~ his coat COW
cred wilh stars. among which ! reco0nited'
wth b,s,osieal reverence. that ~ the Golden
Fleece. Ile came alone. his wife pleading IN.
disuosi,ion for her absence. The Pfussinn
Minister and his wife came nest lhon lol'
loved Lord and Lady Granville, the repre-.
ssniatiyes 81 England. lie was q large wen.
looking man, bot wanted the perfect coinmano
oC moyement and manner that 20 much DIS
iinpuish his brethren In diplomacy as iof
mere physical stuff, he and our own minister,
who stands six feet four ~ his stockings,
wonld make material enough Tor all The resi-
oC tho corps. lie wore the star OF the Bath'
The Austrian ambassador and ambassadors
followed. n couple Of singulnry high air ana
n GOOD tone of manner lie is n Hungarian,
and very handsome; she n Neronese, De-
i;eve, and certainly woman admirably adap-
tod for her station. They had hardly made
their salutations before NJ. le Compte, et MAJ
Ia Co,ptesse de ViHeie were announced. Here,
then. we had the French prime minister AS
the women precede the men into drawing
room. here, knowing how TO walk and to curte
coy. alone, | did not, at first, perceive the
Great man, who followed so close to his wiie's
sL;r,s rs TO be nearly hid. But he was soon
fIynp about the room, at large, and betrayed
himself, Immediately, to be fidget. Instead
of remaining stationary, or nearly so, as be-
come his high quality, he took the tnHldttoe
in condiments and had nearly every dplo-
matte man, walking apart in the adjoining
room. in political aside, in less than twenty
minutes lie had countenance OF shrewd-
ness and make little doubt is better man
in bureau than in drawing-room. his
nolleacue, the foreign minister, M de Damas
and his wife came next. He was large,
heavv.looking parsonage, that suspect throws
no small part of the diplomacy on the Shout
ders of the Premier, though he had more the
manner of good society than his colleague
He has already exchanged his office tor thai
of Governor of the Heir Presumphve, as
have already stated. There was pause
when a quiet, even-paced, classlcal-looklng
man. in the attire Of an ecclesiastc, appeared
IN the door. and was announced as "My Lore
the Nuncio." He was then an Archbishop
ard .vore the usual dress OF his rank; but
have since met him at an evening party, witt
a red hat under his arm, the Pope having re-
called him and raised him to that dignity
He now Cardinal Macchi. He was priest
" and an inteectual-looking parsonage, and
axternals considered, well suited to his station
He wore decoration or two, as well as mos
of the others.
"My Lord Clanricarde and Mr.. u Canning g
came next, and the great man, followed BY
his son-in law, made his appearance h'
walked into the room with the qulet apIG'''o Q
a man accustomed TO being lionized, and, Ger
tainly. without being of striking, he was
verv pleasing appearance. His size was or Or
dinary, but his frame was compact and well
bn;It neither too heavy nor too light for hi
wears, but of just the proportions to give ont
the idea of perfect management OF the ma
chine His face was agreeable, and his eye
steady and searching He and M. de y ville eL
after all, it was easy to see that the English
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