The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-01

Scotland" THIS tosst VS. reeeivsd With the usu. A
plsufe. and vas followed with Q SONG suns bv II,
heCoskry The song wss Scottish ballad, snd ssn1
with an upnistAts able accent
The ninth tosst IVES "Ths City Of Nsv York - M
was received With cheers and other demo
sppisuss.
Tenth toast" Ramsay, Burns and Scott; sloriouI
representatives OF Scottish story aud scottsh sens
Mr.. Clrehugh was then announced for . cong. III
gave :" Saw ys my wee thing, 80 ~ veil sung ana veil
received
In announcing the eleventh toast the Prssidsnt =
ludsd the pleasure which he experien ced In mscX
ing With the officers Of the sister bensvolsnt societ
Tbose societisf which are laboring In tbs nobl
cause esid be--We welcome our friends, the reprsI
septtivss Of those societies. they deserving oul
collectively The toast VAS. Our sister socistis1
and their worthy atives weooms guests
This toast brought out DR.. BsALE on behalf Of th(
81 Georges society who, after making some remark
complimentary OF Scottish literature, and especially
the periodicals of scotlspd gave toast. Periodi|
e.. ~ TT tn. guild. Of thousands may they Away
ietl the weight OF their responsibility
The President OF the German Society next rel
turned thanks in behalf OF the Association which Id
Peetry-the heavenly are which. kindIed by Ossiau1
shines a. b. scoa through the mist of sges-msy h
ever burn brightly in the shrue Of Csledonas muse
j. De PE,srsS ocpEs, the President OF the St nd
cbolss Society next replied and also concluded IN
iensIks VITO an sppropr'at" sentiment oomplimen p
tsry 10 tre scottifb character.
sraEos DRAPER answered for the New England Goci|
ETY.. HE remarks we're happy, and concluded With
the following toast. The honest Door of Sootland 4
they should happeo to he found asking for
may they not meet With the fate Of yeur patroJ
sant.ee east assy" Mr.. Draper took occasion bel
fore citing dswn, TO introduce to the com PAW 4
schouler the Preside ut Of Scotch benevolent society
in Boftos.
called upon to ms he some remarks which he aid In
very happy strain, telling Of the time when thu
Scotch charitable Society was founded in Boston,
Tin 1e64) of it's progress a'efuluess etc He passed
naturally, to review CT the Scotch cnaracter and
was akiug some very appropriate and happy rel
MARKS when the President raped lsudly on hid
table and announced the Twelfth Regular Toast a
This interruption by the President was censured bJ
nearly the whole company, who Missed loudly, aud
called m the gentle procsed But he Of course
took his seat at oEce, dpsying in his countenance
the feelings OF mortidc which he have fell
&C being thus rudeiy interrupted. One Of the Woe
prssidents here arose anc said,
Mr. PEKsiDEsr-I think you could not have be ed
swsre tnst TIE gentleman from New England had not
The Pnssprsr replied that It was getting late, and
the regular toasts must be Disposed Of Kisses fol-
lowed this ann and Mr. Schouler With soma
Of his friends lett the room
The twelfth and thirteenth toasts were then given
in successon, as folio -
II Honest men ard houpy lasses.
IL May care spd trouble never fash, :
But mirth and joy be wi uss.'
Sir HEsRy BuLwrR here arose, and addressing the
President and company. ssid, he should feel much
giarhed ~ the e.ntlemsu from New England would
continue his remarks He highly pleased with hiu
address. and begged him to coutinus.
Mr. scbouer who into the room with some
friends While Sir Henry was speaking was loudly
called for and hnslly lie said be just sat
O.
lie Old not come pre- to make speech, but did
not know that he had violated 81 order cred
OF ne. noD BE would give n sentiment the SCOTCH
men OF New England though their hands may bs sh I'd
In the way Of business they always open In the
of charity" When the ntems an took his seat
he wss visited Immediately by the President Of st.
Georges society, the President Of the New England
society aud other gentlemen. who evidently went to
him In Greer 10 make some apology for the
trestmen MT which he had received but few ONE ts
before A. soon az they had lett he Quilted the ROOM
ant old rot return.
Volunteer toasts as usual followed the regulars and
songs followed the volunteers MIR Oxford sang capt.
tai song TEDDY OF Derry" "Sir Henry BalFsr and
DsIisl Webster" being eiven the first need gsutls1
men gave In response Tie heals OF all the bressn1
tstiyes q America Among his friends inclufsf iu
this numbsr be ALLUDED especially to Messrs Law ed
Bsncrstt Kiug OF Alabama, and Csss.
Our reporters take this opportunity Of return
thanks 10 VIM Brand. rs one Of the N asters of
romories to whose attention and personal endeayor
In their behalf they indebted the ability I'd
give sny report at ell of the festival. It has beer
usual fer years past assign seats for smbers of tho
press, on occasions like this, possible I'd
the chairman anu prominent guests. This arranged
ment was altogether neglected last evening", and ID
With the greateft diculty that the press fou
any Gcco mmo dations at all.