The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-16
BY THE
DIRECTORS OF THE EXHIBITION
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Basket Charlotte de Russo. Garni la Parisionne =
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At O'Clock precisely the President entered the
reception and warmly received by his friends
IT with difficulty that the crowd were restrained
from pressing him severely At quarter. past seven
Dodworths Band struck up and immediately Mr.. Pierce
conducted by Mr. sed wick and the committee the
banquet hail. and seated at the table the right hand
sice Of the President CT the Association Too uch
praise cannot be awarded to the propretors
Of the Metropolitan, the Messrs. Leland, for the ad
mrable dinner provided upon this important OCCASION
We have not space to particusrze the many uxuries
which covered the tables but in reference to wines we
fay their champagne Jersey cider bat the
pure stuff, and the other beverages in keeping
regarded quality and purity
The Rev. Gardner Spring asked blessing and imme.
Stately the attack upon the good things commenced.
Amongst the invited guests we noticed
Franklin Pierce, the President of the United States
Secretary 10 the President, Sidney Webster, Esq.
secretar, Of ,he Treasury, Hon Jas Guthrie.
secretary Of War Hon Jefferson Davis,
Attorney General Hon Caleb Cushing.
SaIeinisn Charge d'Affaires.
Governor of the State Of New York. Hon. Horao Sey-
mour,
Governor q the State of Georgia, Hon Howell Cobb.
Sb Chss Iy Commissioner from London.
Baron Gevolt, Minister from Prussia.
Count sartiges Minister from France.
Chef Justice Oakley.
Judge Edwards.
M.ior Gei eral Wool U. s A.
Colonel Hoover United states Marshal of Washington.
General Tai msoee
Rev. DIR Spring DID,
Ser ator Chase, Of Ohio
bon w Egerfon OF Lord Ellesp ere's staff,
Hon Oeoen Hoffman.
W. CorcoraD Eq, of Washington
Ctmmoeore Shubrick u. s
Colonel FoiDey Clerk of the House of Representatives
DR. Francis
Charles Loosely Esq Consul General OF Austria and
Con mi sioI er from that country.
General SaDdford.
Judge Campbell
Henry GrinnelI. ESQ.
Augustus Schell.
Daniel l. Sickles
Several military and naval officers
Hon i. B Gu ting.
Auguste Belmont
J Oakley Hall.
j. Cisco.
Hon John Vnu Buren,.
Col. Rand, OF Kentucky, &C., SC, &c.
After II felt that the inner man had bcen satisfied
the President Of the Crystal Palace Association TopoRK
SDGwoK to propose the arst regular toast He said
Gentemen-It ought to be my duty, and we are called
upon to return thanks for courtesies conferred but
confess staggered and overwhelmed at tho amount
of obligations for which, II to do my duty, or do
what my feelings called FORTH should stand your debtor
here tonight From the first Of these toasts to the last
it would be my duty to preface all with acknowsdg
mens. am not equal to It, individually collectively.
CHEERS and laughtsr.) From the gentlemen Of
the other side of the water who Hrst putting their
faith in us, and undertaking to assist ms In
this enterprise-from the gentlemen from an parts
Of the Union 10 all parts Of Europe who have come
here tonight, our owisagments are moss pArcu-