The New York herald., 1850-08-24

\ where
Mr. II W. james, of New York, appeared as man,
Of wars man. In the sailors costumsws mentioned
above.
Mr. J b. James, OF New York also In Sailors dress
Mr. Edward Jones OF Pittsburgh, wore a very rich
and tasty dress, intended to represent Nespoii.aa
| Noble.
Mr. Alfred Jones, orNew York, wore the exact coun-
terpsrt Of the dress wsrn by sig Benedetti in Err
Mr. O. Kane of New York, as a Sailor
! MIR Kent OF New York, ss q Sailor.
Mr Key Of fMaryland, wore q very rick and splendid
Albaness costume.
Maj. kesrney was pressn, In his United States a
! form
Mr. H. Livingston of New York, wero the dress o,
Rob Roy very fee vely
Mr.. A. Lloyd OF Baltimore, as also Mr. 4. Lloyd sp-
| peared as United Statos sailors.
Dir Lee, United States District Attorney, of Mary
land, made his appearance In magnificent Court
suit.
| Jso. X. Milot. (costumer) dressed as Bsrdoiph
Dr. Modatt, Of New York, wore the costume of y
Member OF the Society OF Friends IN the time OF Wm
Penn-grey clothes, breeches, and hat with ex-
| Mr. Montgomery, of New Orleans, assumed tho cos
tune OF an English Jockey. The character told very
we'll The red coat, all clotli.s s 8c., with
considerable grace oy Slr M.
Robert Maekey, Of New York, Of the num-
! Der OF gentlemen who dressed Sailor .
Mr.. Morrison, OF New YORK, was another Of these
Sailors
Col J. W. Niles banker, Of Nstches Mississippi
appeared Charles 1 Costume, black velvet
trimmed with silver buges, sloucned hat rapier, and
! belts
MIR. A. Oliver, of New orleaus, was dressed as .
hunter under Louis XIV This vas aa excsediuSiy
Sir. . Green cuat trimmed, WITH silver, yellow trow
sers, and vanished boots
( Mr. Ogden, OF Now York, appeared as Mountain
masnadiut, in avery handsome dress OF black trimmed
with scarlet.
MIR Parish. OF La, appeared IN the complete cos
tune Of an Indian Chief His tall ooiunandiDg hgure
and correct ehA seteristc department, caused uJeh
connlen endstiou liz vas accompanied by brot her OF
the woods from Canada, and the two gave, several
times during the evening" the regulsr war whO0p
Thy also managed to dance war dance to the music
W 4. Parker Of Boston, appeared ia tina beautiful
costume oi the Peasant Of the Btrne The dress
COPIED IRON painting Of the character-blacl velvet
coat bound and trimmed with scarlet ribbsn, straw
! bat with streamors OF red riobon. An exceedingly
pretty costume
l. < Philips, the oostumer as Falstad 1t was a
good ysrsonation OF the fat knight The costume
good, and the character wac W, ii sustained
Mr fhiiips. oI y \, dressed in rich Greek cos
tune called The Monte Christie alter the spe ndid
tune OF the character in the play Of that aane
Major Scarf of ;. A, present in the early part
OF the evening dressed in his uniform. At later
hour he came in dressed In rich Mexican costume,
consisting OF cloak richly trimmed with gold and
silver-hat with feathers. Sc.
Mr. Vice Cbancellor Robertson, OF n Y, present
in the costumg OF "a Jockey.
br Smith Of CaiIornig, appeared as a North Ame-
ricsn Indian.
The hon ar. Thompson, Of New Jersey, wore the
dress q a member of the New York Yacht Club
Mr. Julian Vattee appeared as Figaro, in the Barber
OF Seville
Mr. T. II. waddell Of n. Y appeared in the early
part Of the evening sailor He afterwards Svd
his costume to hat Paul Pry, aud in this character
caused a great deal Of merriment IN the oall room
Mr. Wood OF New YORK magnificent spanish noble
mans dress; scarlet and green.
Major Hinship, If riuy, dressed in the uniform
Thomas p Williams Of the Yew York Press, appear
cd as the Knight OF Malta. beautiful costume, made
OF black trimmed with SILVER, win drooPns PIuae
Mr., }. whltulore, OF New York appeared a Debar.
deur.
CHILDREN IN COSTUME.
One of the features OF the evening was tn beautiful
Ticiure pr,srnted by troupe Of children who we're
exceedingly agreeable spice ior tie occasion. Among
tLese juTehiles, we noticed
Master y. Anderson, OF savannah Ga whS vas
dressed as sailor. boy
Master Frederick bedford, sou OF DR.. Bedford. Of
New yoik, appeared in an exceedingly rich Turkish
Master George Bedford dressed as a fortune
teller OF the oldsn time An HmusisS hgure wen sus-
There were three Masters aud one Mis- Graham,
children Of David draksm Esq. ~hS attracted great
ana adm.r alton one OF tue little boys vas
dressed ia Turkish costume, one rs spAnisn page,
and one a sweet little boy Of some six years dress
ed q. a French marquis Their sister dressed as
Amina from La son Bamhuis
Master William Little a orly. AIDED little pratter
four tive years II was dressed As French oour-
tier OF the ancient regims. lie ~ore NJ inissare
sword hsBg,jsuntily under the ample skirts oil his
entroidsrtd skirt Masters Little and Graham we're
the admiration Of the whole room
Miss Josephine Carol New York, ss Gipsey girl,
Two sss;ers Oakley, OF New York, appeared
sailor boys
Cpsy girl and she gave arehnoss Of expresson 20
the character when rendered u plsAsiag IN ths ox
tr,me.
master Carroll appeared as a Shepherd boy, ami
enacted biS part VERY well.
Master Ksapp, Of New York. appeared AZ an Alpine
Briaapd The costume Vas complete la niniat0fs.
I Mater Duncan of New Orleans appeared AZ span.
isb mAisdor Color-Buf, trimmed with purple asd
gold n beautiful dresa
The two Misses Purdy, daughters Of J. Y. purdy of
New YoIk two beautiful htle girls we're dressed oas
Z ~ n Mafqvisse 81 the tine 81 Louis NV aus the
Other a. . swiss peasant Both costumes perfect
: The Marquisse fkirt OF ricn brocade and nai
her hair spprc pria'ey powdered The peasant wore
. whf ned with IA "A q
This group of children eecined to enjoy the erenng
ss much or mere than any of the grosn up P1rlci-
ding good and wherever thy vent Ia their
ran bliDss about the large dangling halt they we're
hsi,d by the spectators nth remarks OF applause
GENTLEMEN NOR IN COSTUME
W Bran. of Alabama, Gen. Cooper. 81 Albany;
Hon FrAnei. Granger Hon David .Gssh.m, Ia Pre-
sd.nt Tyler (dr r. did n0t appear In the ball 9om,
Yorh; Mr. j I. rurdy. Of New York; Mr. " Drsy.
ton, q South Caroiins; Hon. Geo. RiehaFd-on, of
M.s ans Of TiSsf Ss% York q Me-
} b Jsmss Of Ns- York; Mr. Harry MeCsh et Pena.
New Jersey; Mr. W Jenes, o. Ne. fora dr Re Re
vefdy johnson, Jr, OF MarJ Land, Mr. We C4h nsddelL
Ne.Yuk, mr p hssrn oi Brosiwsy, NJ ~ ~aorSi
broker of Wall ttroct; Mr. Gaime the frcnch b1oa-
tier in Broadway; Nc. Charles Lesey, of qI.osei
Lord George Gordon senhor l.. de Arragoz late min-
ister OF Finsnc- In Mexico; thu y-ntlenal sho
sstbe agent OF the Mexican gOvsransa., sss insiru.
Scott when cur army VS., 10 the ctty of the Attses
ssshor Diago, Of Havana a gentleman Of great en-
tupriae asd wealth, planter.
THE sf.Frkk, AND CONCLUSION.
Al about ono o'cork. the hour for supper having
srrivd. IN. company D ths ball room srrpaIed tor
ualk to the supper room The bend played march
TO the tune of vhich several hunlrrd h0ngry psr-
sons kspt ftsp Tss Marshal fIr the o5csf'on vas
tb. lien frAsk Granger. asd u was with sons httis
difficulty that 20 the company were restrainco
from taking the i.Ha of the Marshal All having ~
length started right. hosevsr the company marched
prcce.riun through the hslls. aud out inO the
middle avenue Of the hotel grounds. do~o the avenue
TO the door ths head Of the iuiDg nesr 10 the
great ysIlUr Having arrived here the company hted
right snd ft. and tecuDtd the suats NJ the tsble-
vlcf set not only IA The main 1iniug hall but
also ~ the sing Witch aitb the main hsl tsrDs al
/ l. The tables were Handsomely st oufi indeed
/ the ornsmsstai confectiouary Wa eNlnisits The
Ctmporitiops executed ia really srittc slyl.,
ano the fancy dishes vtrs all sdmfa1ly gsrnished
; The conp pany we're sooner seated tntn the -
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