The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22
The Banquet TO Archbishop Hughes.

Last evening, banquet given to Archbishop
Hughes at the Aston House, the occasion Of bis
turn ffoca Europe The tickets dollars each,
and atont $50 persons were present.
About half past O'Clock his Grace entered the
amidst loud cheers.
The chair Wa occupied by r. A. Haryous Ga the right
OF the chair Archbishop Hughes the guest of the
evening.
The following the Vice Presients:-John n Keon'
Charles NJ. Connolly, Henry Deoourcey Gregory Dill
Ion, Martin Waters, j. b. Lascale, l.. d. BiH4se;
b. Nicholson, Treasurer T. James Glover Secretary
the Hon Judge Edmonds; Hugh Maxwell, oolieosr n
the Port Hon. " Brady, Postmaster of New York
Chas. oConor John B. Dillon Irish exile) DR.. San
d.rson, Recorder Tslmadge, simson Draper, Edward
Tiers, Rev Dr. Cummings, Rev DR. Barley Secretary Of
the Archbishop, Andrew CarrigaH.
The dinner magnificent, and such as has so often
honos for the Astor House The bills Of fare com9rs-
cd all the secacies Of the The ornaments were
follows Bishops Mitre, Roman Convent st Peters
Church Vase with Artificial Flowers Csesar's Tower,
Italian Payii.ons, St Patreks Cathedral Roman Hell
met Italian Cottage, Towers OF Liberty, Vase with
Kisses. Artificial Globe.
The attendance was such ~ Is only to b. with In
the Astor House.
There a banS in attendance, which discussed
r,oss excellent music.
Before the toasts commenced, anu whilst the
members u the press were arranging tneir papers anu
pencils In order to be ready 20 discharge their duty
towards the public, by giving true and faithful
count Of the proceedings, His Honor Judge John W.
Edmonds, Of the Supreme Court ex pressed what he
thoue0e the subject Of reporting such matters
this dinner. In his opinion, the practice abomn
able and be not at all chAry iD expressing himself
that effect 1t Is not to be wondered at that Judge
Edmonds should dislike reporters and reporting for
the greatest injury which could be inflicted h.n
by bis worst enemy would be TO report him ne'aaam
abd pophsh *hae ne ssia ior ,ne eui"',ipu o' Al az
tonishsd community but LOT tue ehar1oeness OF re-
Porters Judge Edmonds would nave on many oooasons
appeared IN nght more eonsp'ou9us lnaa uhgniueo,
whether Is Judge OK a. lawyer S"ch e"a'laoiehess
he ohyhe not 20 'sPsc' u. yer.
The cloth being removed, the freeaent rose and 7o
posed the toast Of
LIS i,ohhess' ops rus Nlnen, ~. ,., -. II,
Inc .ih Al, Van ssoih p,oposns ,ne nettn Q, MS
Hohness the rope as ne nrst TOAST ~ may De Wen 20
remark mat hough on account OK MS supreme pastor
snp desirable mat he should ENJOY ,hae ooso OF
wien Is esenIa 70 ensure eh.Ire irseaohi
In the discharge OF ms high apotoc functions as mead
Of The unven al church weievere and honor him solely
however as our supreme bsc2 ana as the successor OF
st Peter
he toast was received WIN eh,nusia+n.
- ne 'AiRhAs neAt psopTsrTI ,he r.esiasat on .ue
United Statssppon the iathlo discharge or his ONCE
are deyoy.d the preservation {. the constitution ut tue
laws ap1 The maintenance OF The national faith towards
friendly powers
The toast wac respectfully received
nr NAVEL briefly responded
The CHAIRMAN then proposed-"Our tlustrious and
beloved guest, the Archbishop Of New York We Isye
renee the preiate-wc are proud oil the man Tie
said am sure that TINS toast whi be received
oy you oil WITH a. nuch pleasure as snail nave
in proposing ~ you are aware thae THIS BAN
Suet has been gwen by me catholic. OF New
YORK 10 Ills Uract our most reverend aechpiShup,
got only as manifestation OF our JOY a. has return,
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his private virtues ana s9'isi quasee as an iodViioa
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