The New York herald., 1850-02-24
Fhe Grasa Hungarian Military and Owl
BalI. ae NibIo,s.

Hall, ~ NiolO'ns
We have Witnessed great many Jsiss Of the same
character thst which came on 1t Niblos Thursday
nisht; have often the elite OF fashion beau
y coms togstber for Joy aud p-asurs bat rarely
~ ever. have We bebeid % brilliant affair as this.
Pleasure bsre was not the only iIcsnrivs There was
m tive Of bensvolrnce too; and stronger than in
this nffsnes could not be found wasi 1t not for the
Hun sarisps that all tbsss prepsrstioas made!
the noble defenders of lhsrty-to those who bad
srta few - they were against their numberless op
favoI OF liberty! Apa .hsrs ought they to oud homs
and sympathy and relief II not herei Where could
the defenders Of Hupesrss freedom look for consos
tioD and encouragement, II not In the land Of wNh-
wsIl did the New Yorbers understand this aud so
that IN. only fear that the most could
possibiy tpteriap that the house large IL vas
would NOT be able to contain the crowd rhs commit
tee had ooubese this favorable for
ell the necessary precautions had been taken. The
hou,s was arranged too, in very superior manner.
floor bad bsep laid from the stage over the parquette
the columns that support the circle thus
forming mort msg gIifcept ball room. Over the stage
tent tsd been erected very tstsfuly decorated aud
hsng With green. red, apd blue. BsnDers
all soupd representing the vsrtous regiments Of New
lcrk IRON the dI.ss circle hung large This
the nag per the stripes and stars Over
the ssg~ The committee svinong the taste and under.
star dIR which showed throug hout had suspend
Cd The american aud Hungarian banners; these noat-
ing ride by sde showed that hst they xponsnts
the spirit, the one calling TO mind what liberty
has doDs showing TO What . glorious height Il can
testimony recollectiops OF courage defeated virtue
trodesD upon. hopes tbwarted but not extinsushed-
both dsarest EN- blems Of Kindred hearts.
Though numbers had thrsp gsd in ct an early hour,
yet seemed to forget the chief ebjsct OF their
coming many bad come almost solely to behold the
HuDgarirDs TO gaze upon the modern Camilla that
they might give form to their visions OF womauly
coursg. and fo,t udeuntil about lox o'clock, then,
the sidor Of thots present did not resch the point
which The occas,t would have appeared elicit At
that hour however Mile Apollonis Jagello made her
appearance In the ball room She vas weleomsd BY
In mmtff Ind. he nofA iNau-
Gen Morris having then offered her his arm she
l,aned upon It, and wslkedo around tho room three
gsIsn March" in that could not be surpsss-
td-al present, however, bad turned their attention
tsneously while all drew up In two racks to ALLOW the
noble guests to pass Tile JAgelo looked remsrksbly
we'll her tsilst though very simple slici.sd universal
attention and sduirSton from lite tasteful and elegant
sppssIsIce Shs appeared TO be very good spirits;
sbo her Eye, then besmipg ~ith p~sssre, had in IL
tpcb drs that could ~ssiy uodsrstand, that when
hs,hsd from It, few would not crouch before the
dove made lion.
There ..re many very beautiful toilets in the
In fact tase shown by the ladies present than
10 uspsl ON such occasions. We would like, had We
rosn, TO mention few.
Governor Ujhazi Who walked with Gen ssndford, and
the remainder of the refugees had gone three tunes
the =, room not "Sos' & sOppOs 90 ss.s On sns
tsntSses Of pstona glory they proceeded to the
head OF the stage. There many persous we're Intro
duced: amongst others, We noticed Mrs. G.n. Scott
who came In her turn to greet the defenders Of Hun
gary
earnest; the dsncipg became quite spirited and the
fair ladies that gIaced the ball allowed thsir
w.nted smiles TO part their lips aud their sweet voices
TO varbie pDrestrained. The galleries above were
crowded With ladies In rich dresses, who had come
merely ~ spectators.
that 10 about IL O'clock dancing left OF By many
tPps Hm for = less pleasant duty. Supper With all
It's sursmsp,s and temptations, called away many TO
the room, which WAS lifted up in . manner that left
nothing TO detire As the tabe however, from
IL m those that left the ball st that time
never tufhceptly numerous to cause the dsuoing to
nsg tos damp the good spirits Of the
on the contrary, excit ment aud animation won't on
ind ~ all too great. We give below the programme:
Monogram cf.nd March.
III: 4: "A: $: I'll ss; :::.sa a.,
:i p, .;:;s Il s;S;. s'.'a,'' o'
gs.s!:! Is sS::l:s
- ~ ma (. Lsr..s.. al Walt. and r.iI '"'' song song
i SSsssssi: "a. as.diid: ,u. mp. ,.,.
- - ' .ffsaols s,..,. l. T. Finale. a:ii dssssis.
The door connittss are particularly deserving Of
Obliged 10 ls.r. 1t about IA ooooS sppoinssd Capt L.
Leclere. Of the Gardss Lafayette, In his place This
gentleman psrforE.d the duties incumbent upon him,
predecessor This is the most can say.
Notwithstapdipg the withdrawal Of many perssus
cling ispt on with upsSssd srdor until half past four
oclock. The DIM rent corps Of militia had their repre-
sentsves there ana their uniforms spriaksd through
none Of the elements that render such festival
truly pleasing 10 all engaged In it we're wanting. Az
ana ave O'Clock. Then ali retired lest msrning shouid
catch them stin . foot.
Before concluding would state that this ball % .
whole vas In many respects remarkable. and stands
apart from the gsne sy Of public balls For the srdsr
which prevailed, the good taste that every shsre was
apparent the numb and Of the psrsons pre-
sent II deserves to form On epoch Besidss too the
occasion wss one that gives Il new Importance and
are sure that inoss who viii oos osck 20 IT, VIII
While the thought that they have contributed their
mite TO relieve sunripgs usdssssvsd viii give ssst
to the spjo5 mept itself.
Hes. Brsrv CLAW a Iak VINO B.tL, ~ Pan.prL.
rHiA, on INA 22D rysr.-Tne fbiAdelphia North line
q the Esd inst esys:-Aftsr fret quadrile
was concluded It sas announced that MIR. Clay had
afrytd, ana sould make his appearance In the ball
roam ipn,distely. BY the aid Of ths managers, .
double pe vas formed down the centre Of the room,
snd IN lev minutes sfersards MIR clay appeared at
the h'sd Of The ttsircase having lady each
snd sscotsd by A.ssrs T.. NJ Provost and e. J. usa.
pi,s, On The part OF the managers The chief mana
ser the Hon. X n Baysrd, teosIvsd him hts
.pirsrse into the rccm. end vas sssortipg him to-
vsa The bsso 81 the room When cheer Of
~sicem broke ionb sns Vas reiterated with enshusi
lie ladies uavsd their bsudksrcbsfs, and under
their gracious smiles and amid the olsgpiog "a hands
ahdths thunder ovoices be became the nonored guest
While be walked down the avenue, the applsusss
we're unrsnitfing. and after reaching ths music
gallery he turned. and the line being broker, the
Isdies clustered around him once A copside-
liable period un spent In the exchange Of ssluts-
rtns ~nh the venerable patriot aud the call Of the
trumpet torssums dancing very reioctsoy ob-yei
Ar Iisy. hessvsr continued TO
en- fis bps and hearty appearance, aud seemed muon
Affected by the outbuist of esthusissm Ia his b-hsf
lie moved amorF the dancers, ohsttisg psAsanty With
all ana enjoyed 20 the utmost the gay and animated
About ten o'clock tne ball hli.d ~ les
proJsr csJscity and the dance pursued ~'b uou.
sal spiIit and sPpsrssty enjoyed With equally unu-
spsl seat.
M. ctAf's D1rsnrrnx
AZ eleven O'Clock, MIR Clay signihed his vish 90
tire; sbd ss he vss led from the By Mr. Bsysrd
rsp-srd shouts vent up. aud he vas foilo~ea DO On
stans ty considerable pumbsr Of persons, anxious
be the recipients 81 parting ssue AZ the rsq of
the nsnas,rs and sooom panied by Mr. Bsysrd sud his
asissnts, be csnduct~d to the Be ustips room
eh.f, be tsr,ook ofsom. slight refresh nsnt sndexsi
ned. With nsquspt srprsssi-ns of cd nirstion, the
different dssisps ~hich adorned the tsbi.s. Sons
Pleasant int-ceurss took pscs between him and tho..
~ho we're gathered about bin, aud after r-msiaing
fee moments he returned to the Of the manss.rs
vf.rs buu Der OF ladies gathered O. take part
salute fo uhfch had thsro.