The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-26


As may be seen by the above description, the
dishes were plentiful, and cooked in the best style.
As for the wines, they were exquisite, and freey
distributed
When this fine dinner had been fully appre-
cinted Mr. G.. IL MITCHELL, of New York son OF
Minot Mitchell, of White Plains-appointed in
place Of Mr. Horn, who had been designed to per-
form the cuty-rose and read the Declaration Vt
Independence Of I716, signed by the noble states
men who we're the assistants ana friends Of the i'm
mortal George Washington. He read il in a very
appropriate manner The reading of this great
paper was listened to with profound silence, and
the conclusion received with three cheers,
which rosounded through the walls of the dining
room, and echoed in the National Palace.
Immediately after, Mr.. HEBERr, president Of the
meeting, rose and ave the following toast;-
The President Of the United States. Three cheers
At this moment the orchestra, to which hal
taken the trouble to teach the tune OF " Yankee
doodle" (not well known in Paris), gave it with
much accuracy, and this vas received with great
pleasure by all the company.
After IL, Mr.. lHEBERf gave the toasts -
LOUIS Napoleon. President Of the French Republic.
THE musicians played the Mar eilles iiyma =
George Washington the Noble FOUNDER O; Re-
public. Drank in si.pce
Lafayette. Etclamteau. and lie Grasae--Three noble
reD'rss sons ~ la Belle franct WHO helped America
TO achieve its liberty.
1be Army and Navy Of the United States
American EnieTPrise, American Industry American
Ste arneTs
our wives. swec,bssrts. ard Absent Friepds
At this moment Mr.. IiEBERT read three letters,
the first from Mr.. kves, IT,, to excuse bis father,
who. as before stated, was "a Vichy; the second
foil Mr.. shelton SANFORD. Secretary Of the United
states Embassy; and the third from Mr.. Goodrich.
The tOasts then continued -
The American ladh s. L MON 4 their motto.
Am,rcfn Cui' n-Whatey,r may he the policy, always
Cnion 10y Nr. Banvard
The Constitution Of the United states understood
by It's ipn,is
Daniel Webster the star Of the Wet
To the Memory Of Andrew jackson,
Old Harry. the sun Of the West
Generpl tnss
The s,rcrg Anchor of the American Navy Commodore
stewart
The Etsr.srsngled Banner. And this national hymn
was thtn sung by Mr. L. II Wood, Of New Orleans,
and ftp,sit by the whole chorus
The Great Republic Of the New world. Preceded by
ration II Indep,ndence-by your respectful srriiew,
California May she rise like ph@nix from Ne ashes
Harry Clsy-Ef gland. France, an1 Austria boast of
tltr clay of Which they make their beautiful porce-
lain; but Old Kentucky puts down her o~u lump"
G'nerul scott-Ths Nsnquish,r Of Churubusco aud
CeiTO GoidC
Cur ", xicnn Heroes.
1he Tri.Colcr Flsg Of FTance-Nay our union be al
Ways With stars
Our Fsg which waves over our heads
The agriculture, COmmerce, aud Manufacturer Of our
blfvtd County.
Che Of the guests then gave the following nara
titr lie other day, ] was visiting the burial
gtturc of tie Ptge BE- Chaise, when my guide took
Ic So the sije Of n small place upon which was
stolo wiilcut any name. Whose is that grave p
SAD &c LiE. . hat Of an illus'Fieus tero-:he