The New York herald., 1850-01-28

Ct Dind0n fafce, tlhelote
Saddle Go Mcuton, Gelee sauce.
GAZE
Jelly. Venson steaks. Cranberry
SHd: s' t.iiss fs s:iS' s:is sauce BtsSS as saras
sTlssass ,a,sss po,,.o.. CABINET .ns,. s. Pudding.
SS:snfsa. sSinss Pic.
opions. Cream Pie
PsEill,nSis osnSis oo,umn Of ysnssms Fancy Pyramid
pTomass % Bavsrss su Rum. h1s;.1Eoss /. Creme.
Jsi,s. KUN Ladies Fingers.
Sese, au champagns Paney Kisses
Vanilla Ice Cream. Roman Punch.
The ornausntal columns and pyramids were exceed.
ipgly neat and pretty.
dance, and, VIXEN dinner ended wassail bowl Of
silver containing two or three gallons Of Scotch
wbi.key .oddy, laid at the head of the table
the President served it to the company with lade In
the Of soup except that 1t distributed
tonbers instead Of plates This great punch. bowl,
which recalls historical OF scottish hospi
tslity was rspenished many times and Oft during the
Il eve2ipg.
| The PRrsrpENr having a,certained that every man
was charged" said he had frequently presided
and addressed more numerous audiences upon the
Ioupda By snd The s. sss
was pregua ant with no ordinary events part Of the
cid world which Is rotten By disease Q; long standing
public opinion, was shaken by revolutionary move.
nentf AID cholera had laid in the dust many of our
ii
and forget that faces will soon be
missed In the social circle Bat, whatever be.
cheers) There is . spirituality about /. that will
make 1t imperishable rs the fame Of the idol Of
long speech, and he trusted when it came TO their
turn to say or sng they would say very little and sing
very much loud laughterl If there was not the en-.
Of the feast Of and the fow Of IL
not because the wsssail bowl absent, that
the President would not do his duty in regard to
It Renewed lsughterl He knew they would bring
before their minds eye Calsdonias rugged mountains
and peaceful geDs, and her battshslds, and ell that
!. illustrops 10 her hs.ay Tbsy would oriug oeiure
and that IN its strength to snite desposm; and
above ALL they would brisg before them her glorious
from bis matchiess Tyre He con.iuded by giving.
/" TIE Firth Day Of Robert Burns.n
with ali the honofs, and the band struck up Aud
TIE fRr,,onyr sgain rose and gave the nout toast,
which he raid he would allow to tel t. own tale He
gave without preface, Scotland"
Mr.: MeGs.SoR sung, Take your OLD CLOAK About
Youn
The rAraDrsr then gave, {" The Queen" Air
| Z" God Save the Quesnn
The next tosst was, Tho President Of the United
Doodle which received with loud applause, and
/ three cheers for Dodworths Band
Song by Mr. Peacock, down Among the Dead
Ths Secretary, Mr.. JAsr, soarrvLLE, then read a
letter Of apology from Wm z. Bryant. which proposed
the following sentiment % The popular poetry Of Scot
land-A perennial fcuntsin, at which the genius of
|
letter Mr.. Yoang. of the .9ssn having this
tinept -" Ipcreasing influence to the songs OF the
|, ana bring down the proud until both shall meet in
gocd fellowship ON the common platform OF humssity
a third from Mr. MsNsee With the toast given Sy
in an entertpnmert given by that monarch to the
binty OF so,tlsnd-s Chisftains and Clans, and God
scng. by MIR. McGregor, "a Mans q Man for q
Tbssn Received with great enthusiasm
follow the advice and example OF the President He
would not make speech. but he would remind them
Burns they ,houid not forget that the came day
rt tmall voice Was heard In the Wales of larrow,
Burns and James Hors were both born on the 25th
Of January, He would therefore give them The
The nsst toast vas e The Poets of America Then
followed [" The Independent Press OF Nsv Nork"-a
sentiment to which the reporter Tor the Herald briefly
Mr. JANIS Mu,nAv, OF Buffalo form srly President Of
the st. Andrew's Society in that city; gave " The
The PRrsprsr said there was q fact connected with
Mr.. Hiser which placed him In closer relation to
da ushtsr of most intimate friend Of Burns known
The health vas received with great applause.
MIR. BisKr, In responding, said he had faith In
hoporing man when dead, and starving hin while
living He gave a. . .. sentinsnt :. The memory Of
equal superior to him. may II the came homage
to while living that t does to Burns when dead
H..srs. Bsiiy, Tsrquhar, aud Peacock, we're then
depusd 20 Welt sister club in Brooklyn, celebrating
MIR CussrSoH.m being called on for some verses Of
his position reeited them snd then In neat
,psech touched the influence OF Burns Ia moulding
pot osy the character Of the Scottish people but Of
every nation where bis immortal works are knovu.
lie quoted the veil known saying Let me write the
ls~s" He concluded With the sentiment :~ lie Who
write. the songs of psople-ihe best and most potent
@r C Cunningham nm then showed around an .xqui.it.
nf of.A Ia.
BY . friend, Who told him II was frcm an original
picture . -.
Highland May sailed to this country In the ssme ves-
vi -ith him sixteen pears ago Tie nsd number Of
having the autographs of the great poet written in
them He had also . lock Of Highland Mays hair
H "a. red AL tat so but h ne Tss, .r. ssp
IA sod In Canada TO scotchnen. for 500 who
sent them back to Ayrshire to the msusoleum there
= John Apder.cn my Joe.r vas then sung, and Mr.
Perkins gave " The memory Of Sir Hugh wsll.ee tn.
wsshinston ef scotlsud," when Scots vhs hse VII
slsce bled" sung with great snthssissm BY the
Whole company, standing
an. health Of the President then given TO which
thst gentleman briefly responded, and concluded BY
rspsai,s the following beautiful verses written By
himssh.-
Nv country my country IN love thee forever,
1lnusb so1eTsd from thee BY the deep heavur main
h,pes whisoers still tell me III see thee again;
Trath reisnlpg triumphspt, thy shores oninvsisd,
1Sy b.srty y n.horn aud Thy thistle unfsdsd
vbsp summsr mskes nature her glories disclose,
Wtsn winter 10 robed In her mantle q SHOWS,
AZ vitbers the no srets that deck the gay scene,
Tby thistle stands forth In its garment Of green.
E,ous sm blem Of freedom disdsining to crouch,
m. tyr,nt reels tsek st its deep piercing touch;
lie ean BOT. he dare not its teaut deform,
yor boldly it stands mid the tempest snd storm;
on lors may Il save on the s.een .,ounts,n side,
sf,,ssipe as truth In the strength cf..s pride;
rf en- spare u. oh Time. from the vtecse OF decay,
Ehl nature expires and the bills metszsy.
Ia Nr rtNxrss told some COED stories which set and
Ut the table In . roar.
tn apology vas then read from MI JoS 4 s. Ross,
Ia vas sisk In the hotel He proposed the fol
ing septimsnt when enthusssticA ny re-
sized -" Robert Burpe Let the sons Of sD, aod
m admire him. He ssid Il was bred to the pis nsn,
"A sn ipdsyeudsntr
The no Ut toast vss The health and safe return OF
no Ithp franklin and his brave companions" " Three
~ "a three and cne cheer for the gute vifsn
~ swosr- gave the following sentinept ;-' The
Va Of boohbindng, Oily represented By your secretary,