New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
Tabie-Noyiug-Mr Thackeray-The First Assembly OF
the L. =. Minister this season.

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Our chief subject of curiosity here Is the table,
moving" which originated in your country and now in
every society the company become Ike Dancing Der
wishes uhrling round hats and tables but neither fools
nor philosophers know what to make OF the phenome
Don IL seems like the first dagning OF strange
discovery as if looking through the keyhoe bit
some great genius will At last open the door and discover
tie whole mystery
Mr. Tbsckersy seems much the better for his West
ern trip and says be has realized $1,000 by his lectures
Having been very hvoraby received he means to
return and trust he will always continue grateful 20
the country that has shown him much confidence
kindness as some Of his cOuntHmen have been formerly
so ungrateul that used TO say that you should take
bail from English travellers not touse pen aud ink while
in America. Now however, the countries understand
each other better and do each other more justice.
Ihackeray saws that America will be equal in all
things to Great Britain in ten years and surpass in
twenty YEARS; but must keep on all Our steamers g
remain ahead as long for your authors, scup
tors sectors and dyines already snatchng che palm
of victory from and your yachts outrunnng
US in cur own seas
Last Monday May Both. your plenipOtentary, Mr. In
cersoll and Miss NilcOcks gave their first assembly
tits season, aud on the 9th of June give another.
ExPresilent Van Buren, honOred the rsraioH with bis
presence. His Excelency was attended by Mr.. Cow
ernent Kemble, Mr.. Van Buren,, jun and Mr. Pauldng
The following members of the corps dPtomaii7He were
present
lis Exeeercy the Persian Munster and Major Malcolm h Excel
,e y The Minister, Madame and Mss Bunn, Excee
Nj the Baroness 4e Cen. he ENcre.cy
the Greek Minister ExceDency the Spanish Mer Excel
rcy he Minister sud Madame Mcdo hs EKceslcy the
Peruvian Mnste. the Cheys1T dAzegho the Besia Cls8
Afsirss Ia Rcchow Allied Re
vett.ow Cruiuil Ba-oude Geer, NJ de Isfose &c.
The general circle included, among others:
The Duchfs Nquis and Mach01e
COUNTS Dowcer Of aud Ms Sine r and
and Hon " deErlye he E and Counties Of
Of Clarendon ne Countess Gi5d
he Fsrl a. Couus Rose Nscour Mthon. and VS.
couutes Alien Ousey. Lady Ch4ntey Mss Gam
be Lads he Misses Lister hsye Ldy Charles md Ma Siue
Lsdy Kpe Lldy ard Mss DynoSe LsdS Leonarls and
Hon Miss Surden Mss irde Saer, Lady Mara sander
son Colonel atd Ms san6eon, SIR Henry ho and. Sir Robert
James Emerson Ienusat, Lady Ten
mani n e Miss Davidson James Duke, DECREE
Books Pechel p LAZY Pche and Miss Pech.i SIR Norton
fasf axe C Roderck and ilchisou.
Rof P Admiral Cha Napier (eul C0wne
Alexander Wo di0r the Bhop x0rd the Sshop
the Bishop OF Salisbury AID hr, DruOu, the Dean OF
- Psus Mmeu, Admiral and Miss Bowl NJ Ms and
Mrs ". Brown Mr. Clrts Mss ca
qreFor p Mrs Miner Cibsu NJ Pugh p Mrs and Mss
Mr. Torns MCu agh and Miss dCuagh. NJ R0 ~
diner p ano Mrs Gardiner Mr. and Mr. LOnSden NJ and Mrs
Russel Sturssss Sdna r sud Ma sns Mrs Purcell Mr.
iIurnsto sl,o aud Mrs 81 John Mr. Heard Mrs " g.
I{e,ter Mr. Wooico Capt Nsndeegr Mills, mr. BarioV Mac
Mrs ard Mi. Rohartss Dodd Mr. sevyn. Or Tav- r NJ
" Cu Mr. q Atkinson Mrs Ms Archibald, Mr. s0d Mr ID.
r Psr.er Crtssweu and Miss Cs,h0pe, Mr. Aad the Ms
Fsrer Mr Hutchns N P, and M. Hn'chin. sc.
The party separated shortly after midnight.
The New-Yorkers needn't be surprised If they should
have an influx Of European Princes and Princesses,
Dukes and Dutchesses all shades OF nobility and fashion
ables during their Worlds Industrial Exhibition Y