The New York herald., 1846-03-28


Cervelle de Veau, Panes rAllemands Frite,
Mayonsisc de Volatile, en- Bordure do 0eiSs,
May onaise a'Homard,
Cote de Bout au Vim de Madere,
Chartreuse de Gibier au Fumee.
.HoRs D'0uvREs.
Salads d'Anchois, 6srdnes,
Olives Corniohons
ENrREMETs bEs LE0UMEs.
RoTI.
E.lss dc B0uf' Dindon, 0.
Seller dc Mouton, sauce Gel6a.
RorI DE oIsIER.
Ole Savage, Cenard sauvsgs Tats Rouge
PIECES MoNrLEs.
Maison Grotesque, Temple dc Libero.
Grand Vase on sucrs, Lyre on Pastiaye sur
Petite Temple Garni des Socle,
Figures, Casque Namaine,
Buiseuit do Savoy, Nougat Monies,
Corbeille sur les Figures. Remplis dos Meringues.
rArIssERIE.
Charlotte Russo, Blanc Msnger.
Geles au Madere, Macsdoine de Fruit
Fromage Bavorais, Creme au Chocolate,
Meringues swisse. Salade d'Orsngs.
Cabinet Pudding Froide, Charlotte dc Pommes.
ErrsEMErs DE rArBsERIE.
Meringuss Msspain au Citron,
Maspsin au Chocolate, Amsnds Grilles,
Geiss Puns. Pastiiie Ia FIsur d'Orange
Tsrtelette de Paiche, Tartelstts Ia Crane.
yauIrs
COFFEE.
addressed the company in the German language lam
gusge pure and harmonious to be peculiarly adapt
harmony Of the present time. He gave brief retro
sPect Of the history Of the society which was now no
served the society retained all the vgor and health of
youth and was constantly renewing is strength and vi
the
veed 10 the labors Of the officers In the conduct and
management Of the benevolent business and purposes
of the society. they had erred had always been
the side ( CON mpassion and charity. Though hc OBJ
served lbsrality would not mako rich and therefore
felt condant assurance that there would be back
wsrdness the part Of its members in contribung IL
$ Of 1..s Is
institution The worthy president then called upon the
company to l their glasses ia order to greet 70 be-
announced ~ follows" Germany, our native country
so dear to our hcsrts."
followed BY music accompanying song entitled The
Germans Fstherland"
America The land we live in.
The President Of the United States
The city Of New York and his honor the Mayor. our
esteemed guest-Doubly welcome a. the chief magis.
trste Of this city and a. the son OF 0srman
Our Sister societiss and thsir worthy representatives
Black Red and Gold-Fres wave these cslors throu gh
out Germany, the symbol Of Its unity.
German Emigraion-Msy nothing hinder its free
and deprive Of their last consolation those who
are weary Of their homo
Extension Of the commercial and maritime relations
between Germany and America, as reqsirsd by the well
understood policy Of both countries
The Ladies-To them 10 given TO twine with our life
On the fourth toast In honor of the city of New York
being given his Honor the Mayor Of city, W. Have
cludsd by offering the following sentimsnt:-
"The German character. modelled on q sense Of the
rights Of 7t he. neither the haussty sssSssncs Of
several re'pon:ss made In happy and aninss:
city the giving Of the fih toast in honor Of the sister
societies.
The following toasts were then givsn:-
By Cadwslader Golden, Esq, rresidsnt Of o. Davids
Society. printing, the result Of German ingenuity
The great promoter and Pressrvss Of liberty and civil
Barney Stone to the Plymouth Rock
by Judge Jones' President Of the st. Nicholas Society.
"The German population OF our cityn-Thsr liberal in
dependence and the conservative energies Of their cha
ractsr guarantees their influence and interest
in the stability OF our institutions.
IBy NJ II. Grinnen. Esq, President Of the New Eng
land Society. The Literature of Gsrmany-Liks the
constitution Of the United States the bond By which ts
separate prncpaes linked together in the unity
OF q national life.
The President here arose and read letter from John
Jacob Astor Esq Mr. Asor said he regrettsd that his
health such would not permit him to be pres Mt
in person at this annual celebration Of the society He
begged leave to send the following sentiment ~ an
"The 0srmsn society-Msy il continue to be an in
strument Of good to the needy stranger who seeks the
The President then gave, "Ths Health Of John Jacob
Astor"
VOlunteer 1uCCe00o0 00Cn
other to each Of which due honor In ovsrhowins bump
ers was given.
BY the Ambsssaaor Of the Hanssatic Republic. Scr
many and the United States"
The Bremen nag here holstsd at the hssd Of the
room, and choice wine handed round present from
the Hon. 0avecour the Ambassador, called the wine
of the Twelve Apostles which had been l50 pears In
bottle IN the famous vaults OF Bremen.
By C. w. Faber. The Welfare Of the German so-
ciety."
By Leopold Beerwort Esq. Liberty Of the Press for
0srmaDy.n
BY the President. "Mr. Kunhardt."
BY Guest. The Martyr Of German oppression
Mr.. Ssidensticker."
By . Quest "Jacob n. Rossnstsin, Esq;-Ths tai.
entsd and honest German lawyer, Of New YORK An
honest man 10 the noblest work Of God"
The President In giving the above. ssld no nsd the
pleasure Of being niinatsly scquaned with the gen
ueman toasted and bore cheerful testimony to his dis
tingushsd talents and probity.
BY the President. "The Free Press"
Charles King Esq, Of the Cssvisr and gwirev
sponded in an able speech, and gave
1.-THE White Horse Of the saxons, and the Black
Horse of the steam Engine, combined together shall
rive fre edem TO the world"
Bv Mr. Unkart the Committee Of this Feast.
By ths President. The health Of the American gen.
teussn VINO have favored with their company this
evening"
Hersupon Samuel Ward, ESQ., being loudly called for
returned thanks and made happy and witty sllusion
The wine Of the twelve spostlss spirit wAlch a>y an