The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16

1rsss b1essedl You are I'll . damsed paok q
fose,gn sdventurers. 8, keep the peses, and Ies's
ak sb ut What We came hare fos, any bsdy
Here all hands stood M, sud for few moments
one would have thought Babel had broke loose. Ooa
jsbbersd Scotch, ono bisb, another French, and
AZ other Dutch At last Belmont's voice rose loud.
IL. nj We ..s soo Vas Dutch 1s .h
We ish goot Americans. Let us prosheed Ind ds
blshness ' hat We comes here 70 do Who knowse
any oiDg ab6ut EN- I"
Here SOule 20. hearing. "Messieurs, ces. une
affair tres iHpo,tante vera much dificuh pcur
comprend. bave bad une grande trouble. wat
you cal embarr sssmens, in SPAN. Dc dana coun-
tne have hsbbc une pras rebellion. have petite
Mopteur Tsraot, and BY dam shoot him avec de
petite, ard wing hjm. Dam Master Louis Napo-
leon grand nose. JAi fine pour 10 present, vous
veirtx. We have our var, sscrs dana-vive 70
gutIre."
Mr.. Mason had the door, and announced Bucha-
nan. r
Gentlemen, said Hr. Mason, wish to announce
that cur worthy American Minister Ut the court OF
the Netherlands has ordered supper of oysters to
qCtte recently, from England. know VIVA. Virginia
can produce In the way Of oysNrs, and though am
tod that these Eogah oysters far inferior, ana
to Ss. spy Ssm Ssn w f ns,s muos
moro to do. Champagne Is amply provided, ami
oysters are oysters any where. move an immediate
acjourl mtnt.
Mr. Buchanap-It il moved that No adjourn to
the oysters and champagne. What hour are the
oysters ordered, Mr.. Belmoht2
MIR. Belmont --Ich ksnn NIGHT vcrstand.
Mr.. Mason--Haif.past 10 the gentleman says It's
near that now, think.
Ar. Owen-Gensls men, I am very we'll prepared
to SECOND that motion, but will irst say that
came here for business purposes. Sill, ii ye have
anything guild 70 ate, winnOw refuse.
Mr.. Sey mOur- Ut course, we all know yOu are ar
n WriOhtAr
Propcl again.
Mr.. Owen-Really, the mon frae Russia ha
slightly misunderstood my meanings but nae m after.
As our business is nearly completed, think il our
duty to add ess letter TO our ain government in.
forming it o. the conclusion to which we hae arrived
We owe it to the administration that appointed us
and, thinking that perhaps such document might
be needed, haze already prepared one.
Mr. Mason-Capital; just the thing we want; read
1t, OLD Scotland.
q Read, read. read" from al the members.
Mr. Oven then read as follows:-
To TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
RESPECTED SRF--Tha American diplomats residing in
various parts Of Europe have just finished conference
upon the affairs OF the world in general, a-d the
planet earth in particular. After most pro-
found and lengthy examination of all the
matters therein contained we have come to the
decided conclusion that though the world is said to b
ronnd the earth apparently is fiat SO far Spain Is
concerned, and for that matter France England, and
all other powers in Europe, they in terrible transit
ton state and il let alone win make muck Of Their
affairs but that at present. situated arc IL is best
for America to keep the peace, unless abe get
piece of SPAIN called Cuba In which this Congress
FAY to you decidedly, LAS the President to whom the
destines of the New World intrasted) go in aud
winln
OsTEsD, Oct. II, 1854.
After reading the document, each member signed
his name, and it was placed upon the journal.
Mr. Buchanan then made very pertinent address
and concluded by recommending that . special
messenger be despatched from Paris with the pro
ceediDge. The motion was seconded by Mr.. Mason
who announced that s. Green should carry the doc
umeIt. The conference then adjourned TO I'd snip
per table, and Of the members go. so poisoned
by British oy sters that they carried insensIblt
10 bed. Soue, O'Suilvan, aud one or two more
went out into the fresh air. and were taken no BY
the gensdaImes for screaming, "Oh, We won't gC
home till mornine!' The result was, they idnt
go home till very late in the morning, after they
were liberated from the Ostend lookup. The mex
day afterwards, the members left for their respec
ave poets, and to resuKe the ordinary functions o.
their Offices.
A true copy of the journal. SAN GREEN.