The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

ssrepsae or sns Danash Man-os-Wax.
Ne ssazainAvian Gss Cub, nov organization OF tns
49, Il ths country last night welcomed thsar coun-
vDsn 10 sur hsrbor by splendid sersnsde Az ABOUT
Y soaoek p N the club assembled ct IS Greenwich
ret the Danish head gu rsrs in this city and thence
,oosslsd in their boats to to the sloep Of Wal
N. TIVE boats we're engaged, in each Of which was
sxed transparency representing the Danish oolcrs-
y rsA Gag with the white cross. As the
Dpany appros chsd the weasel they struck up .
ssoasI air to the Danish dag which rolled the
rosS sxpAnse of waters with most delightful melody.
100. the soop they evidently expected the
ore arranged forward and answered the music of the
hub with the full chorus of all board The Club red
syersl times around the vessel At intervals giving
.yorits rational air which promptly responded to
y those on board.
Soon after the arrival Of the Club the nrst in command
. board Lieut. HEpEsAs came forward and said in the
soish lar gusgs:- Gentlemen and countrymeu,
sander Capt Botcbsr Is at present q visit to Niaga
q Fails ard the First Lieutenant am at present in
barge of the ship grieves ms, gentlemen that am
ot able to ask you tep on board and to welcome you
= cordially my feelings dictate but the rules Of the
anikh service not 10 ce broken They forbid the
ecepton Of visers N the evening" after the buge an
iouncipg the hour of nipe o'clock has sounded must
Aesefors content my elf win proposing three cheers
OF the Danes of North Amertca
The crew on board ,ondsd to this sentiment with
athusaenn, arc. in ans ser the club cent up three
,ssxty hip hip hurrshs tor "Daunsoroy the Danish
lag.
After few more songs by the crew ana the Gee Club
he latter proposed three cheers for the Saga its Of
icsrs ard The echo Of the ast huzza had scarce
died away before the -hole ship stood illuminated BY
hs glare Of fIeworks Upon every yard arm and upon
10 b0wsprt al stem, men were stationed, unnoticed
~ this Club Through the darkness When the above
esauent, complimentary to the ship and her crew,
given 1T signal from the acting commander every
fred his torch, and Immediately beautiful ghts
sta from every portion Of the vessel FROM the
lu 70 the mizen ceak. Soon after Mr.. Sandre~, menu
ber of The Club extended an the officers of the
yeetel in the following woras-"0fhcers of the Saga
been called upon by the members of society ask
TO do the honor Of being guests. at
ion which we propose to give on Thursday next. We
reed met that the of the presents
ives Of our land viii add much to the enjoyment
ii this our annual FEAST
LIEUT. HEDKMAN said, in reply: " As soon as our com
sander returns, l will communicate to him the kind in
7itation you have given and doubt not that he will
avail himef We AL should be pleased to do. OF
his agreeable opportunity OF partaking Of your hos
pitalities.' An adieu then sung by both the
rev Of the Saga and the Gee Club and, al
to clOse. the boats OF the serenaders rowed away,
10th parties cheering and waving their hats parting
alutstion On board Soticed Mr. George Christensen
he architect of the New York Palace and among
he members of the club his brother. Mr. Frsdercs
Christensen The club returned me and at the Danish
neETy till the ''wi'obng hour Of night" All appeared
in paying their tribute of esteem to their bre
while this visit to their adopted homes Several
0asts sed the PRESS by Mr.. Christensen.
and to the United BY Mr. Ssndrue, who gave rhe
An erican Republic the only nation the globe, which
can boast of Warrington and the only nation which
can poirt to Washing on g grave"