The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-03
New York sIssor,e~i so.,ssx.

New York 8Ast0rtesl Society.
The regular monthly meeting Of the shove Society
held last evening In the OF the Society
University efNsw York There was great attendance
Of members and visers; among the latter Of whom
noticed several Distinguished persons Mr. Bancroft,
DR. Rio "a distinguished physician from Paris. on .
professional Whit 10 this counry). Judge w w. Camp
bell. Judge Samuel Jones, aud othsrs
Al half past 7 O'clock the ohxir was taken BY the
Hon Luther Bradsh President Of the Society asd the
msues Of the last meeting read BY the Secretary
and adopted.
The PRESIDENT (Gov Brsdish) then rose and, In an
Impressive reported to the Society the death Of
read brief and Interesting memoir Of the deceased
and cxpsstsd upon his character In terms feeling
and eloq"epce such ~ produced deep snd profound
seD,atiop In the whole company present.
DR. bAwKs then the part Of the Executive
Ccmoittee and offered resolutions of con olencs
the death OF the Hon. Albert aatin and sym pathy
with his family for their ber~ave nept which he pre-
faced with rome eloquent and appropriate remarks
Mr. Bancroft ssid he felt IT necessary b. his feelings
70 edd bis pubic te ttm0Dy to what had been elo
qu. said by the gentleman who had sat do upon
the character and career Of the deceased Although
the whole obis past life had been passed In review in
TIE pleasing and able sketch which the President had
given at bin he w.uld add the testimony Of his
talent for conversation possessed by the deceased
In all his fNIr Bs life, he had with an in
dividual whose had such power sueh ele
Rsnce Of expression. Joined with much erudition
wherever he (Mr GRlatin) was In whatever company
lie was. this power Of conversaton gave him propon-
dprnnce Re was looked up to the mot erni sn,
both public and private life from the remarkable
readiness Of mind whieh he in eating
1i -. "sps. 20 nuen 20 tnat evrryoody was always
his presence without deriving instruction ana delight
from the instructive and attractive conversation which
as, , " nun ne 'ns mao t,uns aiesr tlme'
ticulsIy distinguished for literature but of strong
.so.e anu sooa unusr,ano'pg sna ne always tound
tnat hes came away driightrn and Impressed With the
idea that they bad resp profit from the iaores and
son 70 m 20 nm nsa Dosn re-
. who had been In his (Mr G. ~ COMPANY,
WHO naa not Deen Impressed WIN ms powers OF
eobssnauoh hno.ner I.markso,e circumstance
,oreio'y sIucS MN tNr % rwasAsnguiar isct .hat
NE iorn puonc secs IN ussnang
u pof"oh On 'pe I"esanaquoauv in tue state OF
was but Q youth and just arrived in the country
S SnI .uen n;ser ,ns apss o. more IMAM
tn. employ ment Of his country was TO draw IN the ar
gument for the King of Holland asserting aud proving
the rig OF 'he nted states 70 ths puted terrific
r Thus his public career In the service OF his eoun
Try began ana ended In connection with the defence OF
his rst ard his lat mi lie ssrv;.a,n tbs AT ,a'
Ter nv luminous yoos,aion ~ ,ha Claims ~ ,hs III
ted states and nv most msst.rv n.,vs;s ~ IN. has
sns =, NJ Gs.dn 'S.,' 90 weary
ne Ms panc,ot,, w.s ,n e..,a -, 49,. s ~ n IL
TIN was the Envoy from tbs United Satss-a time when
,.p 40 y ~ ~ our ~ "a 'o' WIN .ns tnsh ru,ns
Sn,,v ~i,h wh,sh NJ ca, , usvss .,rsss que noo.'
Ih. - 49,, 80 :, - s aees'sa sno nan.Au-
s soeer y. Ms country MT dwett Win
t%., ,, y" ~ ~ fuae upon me lememoranoe OF
st,snton. ~ NJ nn,,.,; u n s nnune' w,suom ana
snuon' ~. ., W., Mr oan. TO himself IN psrticuas as
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s, III ~ - ."o ',oe VI u's oouu.
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AZ rn,sh 80 no III, 49, ~. . nal IIs'eI
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an ,hs no,,,;si -a,,a o. ' =" ru.s sa scgateu
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H. Ii;tsI ~ p0 %, Inc oscssseo rrsslceht o,
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isnchsiv snh;.es wi,hout urncS s th oy s"y me me
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Oua RrLA1,ous VIM Mrx,co-ru. D,,,,r,. ov
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nm NL"'oAp.-on Inv ooession oi tue departure OF
Mr. Clifford, from Mexico, on the 10th ult. he
ssv,d by the President Of that republic In the psaos
surrounded nv his cabinet and : file Of the Nstionsl
Guard Passing through the guard Mr r. snoIs 10
the Preside Mt "A follovs:-
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,rs...t 800 oa.oo.so " .ne r,esiuent OF inc
800 w oenveI 70 Jour Exoehency s"sso
VIC onc,.i copy OF when mas oeen Aresdy COM
ASA. IN 80" ,,,s ,s sns min'ser OF Foreign
~.n.... ,hs 49,. 'ssos ocoaSiop 10
.pp.. ~. ,.,. so~sras MEXICO, ana an
~ ~ s.,.s,. ssi.,ia w =. ~ Ms power oStrsngsn-
tween tbs two rsnnhlics Tho. ,.I,sy nsuus oe
tsntion he has directed me- to repeat IN this nv
that comply With the instruction During NV resi-.
dence In ih country IL has ever been nv ardent Wan
and untring effort to oblt~rss every trace OF forme
irritation. and promote, In every way those kindly
potsn to the interests Of both; and Il viii alwsvs be
to me source OF deep tatisnc TO think that INV
cess; nor will this refs elton b. the only source OF
emotion In revertng my sojoura In this
mstr. polls. sba always Der with equal graft
tuse and pride the unvarying Kindness with which
D. cd nv sllaa. ~.