The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-18
The Return 40 New York.

ors rHsvELLtNG CoBBEsrorpENCE.
rHE COMPANY OF BoAED-THE DINNER AND MEET
NO svtACu az MR.. wkBsTER, AND OTHERS
PASSING um NARRows.
L. ). pAcIFIc MAL STEAMSHIP GOLDEN GATE,
orr SANDY llUoE, July IL. 1861
To continue my account Of the trial trio If thus
nsGnLhoent steamship, ] will render 10 you "A COZ
account 4 the excursion given the President
and the ladies Of Warrington city and Anna polls,
Just to continue the link Of the voyage, although
our friend the Doctor, who was one Of the que 81
% tho occsf'on, may have duly Informed you oftbo
same. 90 Tucsday morning, the steamer which
had been tHpres-y chartered from Baltimore for the
iwIose. brought % to cur pJble ship, which lay
sicepirg the waters i'm nediately in front of the
rity Of Annapolis. some three hundred ladies and
gentlemen, among whom the folio wing we're from
Wasb,ugto Millari Fillmore, President
81 the United Siatcs; Hon. A. Il. H. Stuart, Sccro-
,ary Of the Interior, aud lady; Mr.. Wbhtlcsey, L.
;. Ccupuoller; Gen Il Jones and Col Trumbul
l.. S A; v. L Hodge, Esq, Asst Secretary Of
Treasury, end two daughters; Mr.. Sloan, T. :.
Teasurer: Commodore Ballard; Surgeon General
Lawson: Rev Dr. Pyne and lady; Miss Sasrn
Pyut: Mise Adams, granddaughter Of the late John
Z Adams; and Mr aud Mrs. hey The following
we're among those from AnDapolis-Mrs. and
Governor Pratt, Nlr Randall; Captains ). Mayo
and Stumbling, T. :. n; Commanders Har.
WOOD and Binggold; Miss Fitzhue; Miss Margaret
fit,hue; ard Mis- Ray, Miss Ridgeley, aud the
Misses Bell, q Baltimore. We also received
% boaId the celebrated band from Washington
city Cur steamer then weighed her anchor, and
., cscded mp the Chesapeake ~ far A. North Po'ut
" bile We we're ascending the bay, the company "a.
down ~ u most sumptuous dinner, and | may say
I Al ttv ttfIf sfftlIV 10
! C,taicd After the rvPast, aud the expression Of
sentiments Sc the guest returned 60 the quarter
/ u, h. AID notwithstanding light rain had coin
ucuced to fall, the music stru;k Ip, and soon toe
tar ones tripping through the dance aud toe
waltz. regret that iIcum stances prevent me from
giving you more psrticuac description OF thts dc
/ hgbtiul festival II is much to be regretted THAI
tbrratn marred the brllIsDCy and eulVyneut OF the
/ cccasiou FOR the few hours, however, that ths
/ INT, remained OF board With this exception, joy
/ 40 siaaness prevailed. Entire strangers so0n be
came esteemed fricnds, and parted WITH each other
With the same regret ss IL they had bid farewell u
/ old accommodates On returning TO Annapolis, the
I president add ladies disernbarkod on board the U
/ = propeller Hancock, which wss mi'erably ma.
naged 81 the officers IN command % consequence o.
winch they did not get ashore until O'Clock T. VI
and during the time they were on board the pro.
pelor tbey wcreexposcd to the inelemcncy OF hard
lain. -,,
bright "a the rst day that ever dswned on the face
Of H. earth At 5 O'Clock we received on board the
lion Ianicl Webster and lady. and his niece, Mis-
LBen lie cher MIR Willard Fillmore. the
lad, Of the President; Mr.. Meredith, Of Baltimore
tbelsdy If Capt. Buford y ,. A. Mi:s buiord
Mr.. Edward Curtis, Of n. y; Sighor MsrcoIets
Minister from Nicaragua, Central America, and
svite, ana MIR bulwcr, on of Edward lsytt1n hull
wer. aLd oiia,he of Sir Henry the British Minister
ABA NJ we got under way, and stood down the
Boy. Nothing occurred during the day worthy Of
note be dinner passed OF quietly, ana no speeche,
were made AT bait past II. Nj we arrived of
Cspc Henry, aLo discharged our jhesapeskc pilot.
4 meeting u The gur'is ~ boasl va held thi'