The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25
was prepared fer the company. The fol- ~ips COPY
OF the Invitation iasusd 10 the yrsss:-

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ABOUT thIcs hundred persons down to the ba,uua
and good mray wme disappointed Of sssh. rhs v.I
the room we're dscceatsd with the Ausris,.. uob.,
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On ;iS walls at rguAr Intervals, wore hsorib,d |.
which he'd been distpgv sbsd BY IN urreotiorS ,en,s
r.ss.s Ea Ro, 1l.n pss Poland caoi Bsrs Hess
cer IN vhoh they wen placed
ssi. the p.D set dovn tbs band played ~
thrs cheers v,rs eivsD F1r universal rrrablcs cism
nrst srasr toast was srhs 24th FsArusrv IsSe -
sasen. y1.o.a 70 o sh much elosd..as ~
Ays essusn sang the Words II the MArse eilisdss."
seoOEu Rad -
N-ss responded to by N g. 8.udsns in q, sn,m.s.a
sPessh siter which, LA CArms snols w psysd s. ~
nsnd wo the full accomplishment Of ali tbs vooss
I.mosy Of ss.ss s.os:
ZOE" wh'sh was crs5k With gre at snthusi .sm
to by Mr. y Lowry Of .hs Rpao,Mnn Hs s.d t,nt ~
pt+d ths task Of ?yps toast it vas
Their syn pssssss rsneer,i e.sy to him Hs hsi :.
NJ 90 OF pssdS In their presence utility OF tho ors
Without It al great idea5o pogrsss Of tn, fu,urs
1sssany Of aSsous wcuIi be sti-sd under an simost
kIv VI cni, To- small number OF rrivilersa nsrrc.s
l"srs) By the press tr ssh pscpsgstsd ia splss
ns ,a s oS.tss,e- opposed to IT. rrs.t men vsrs
rep 5sIsd ub'qr%ous When through It's medium the
ng.s oss once i'ued from as crspuscular vapors thai
=, brood ~ y runs NO danger of being sgsin obscursd
has oorned to s~a sls s,sn writes Tor ths
worio They wcre - wsn hs wss Of thoss
tosst Z, three wort whion world suse TO show the.
DOW tns press understood the duties OF pubIic, ~
that q s'ss trinity mo good, tho utiuf and the srus
vnilS tne types wcre engraved In their oopssieuoes
be the oSly nspirsrs X tho preaa Than u vcpM be- II
wsys wostby TO assist humanity 10 its onward msrch
Several other toasts songs were p-onosed An su
ano the s'mp1o, did not separate until late hour
AIaslAo .Anairo~
AIK CT 1n SEAvER a. N. GAnBRIL The schooner n
Gambril, which was brought into shis port short
time since prise 10 the Jnited States ftcAts oopstiu-
Ion, Was sod by auction ct the Msrehsnss Exohs.sS
sstsrdsy by T. H. Ladlsw under direction OF the UhtsA
atss hsrsha There thirty two bids com msnstns
t$sOe; and cbe was ulu mately Knocked down to MIN
dAohsdo, for - coo
TIM ClRra sHrr NIaHrI~aA1s This b..utitul v....a
ust arrived at Boston from London viii be. brourhs
around - soon ~ discharged to take pa,s in CANA
ons Pioneer Lns OF Australian packets ~ the sxesnA
hip OF tn" lne Tho Nshensals one Of the ansst ep.
ps anosf SEQ was built expressly for exhibition at ths
Wcrlds Conven$icn at Mt Of $3.50 0cO Hheis . sp,s.
aft M I
hs'pest Of her size Afoat, and her owners uAr.ntse
lh~t The will make the passage to Msbourns IN sls,,
Oumber OF days than the steamer from Liverpool 10 -
rame port.
QUICK PASSAGE or The SaIP DRuADNouGHr.-Yhs elpper
chip Drsadnought Capt Samusls arrived st this porA
yesterday In ntnstsen days fro Liverpool bsing one a
The shortest pasaases ,rd and In fact mostrs.
msrhable one for the season. II has been the mosa
'smpsstuous known for many years the Atlantic ne
folio wing e An extract Of the Drsaonoushs's log:
Feb 3. st II P. ~, took steam to Sea- Feb 4, ,st4A
outheast By bali east slxssn miles; nsds ssi M
bt southeast sis and pleasant weather: ct poos Os
bore east oss qyarer south eight mss & 10 tasksd
hip 70 The south strong brssss dsrisg tAs neA1
ss n.s 'ss s.h s,.s r,Ss ~. ~ .:d a sss
l28 niles 9Th, fresh gales do n the sn,
bio Issfsd tops. ls. d.ssanos ran, isa mile.
nd topsAis; at sst topeallsnt sails over sing1o
resfec topssis; At NJ set flying jth, maintopmase
lts yfail ard d tan l0s miles. Sth hse
nor,h to east and plsasant wssther haA
AL sail set-distanoe run 23l miles 9th, hns bcsese
from eass 70 s.n,hsss Ai 90. :ss.d,sssess ,u. -
south; AL sail ss tistancs ruu, lot miles llh Light
airs and cloudy wssihss; wind south TO south.
t.nse run iii miles i0,b, light Winds from sostA
souths est all fai sat- cloudy At NJ ss~s shiR
ing sou ID south eet bound westdista l6e
miles lsth fre,h breeze and clear, sm sa sst Isstss
wind inor.Asss took in studdins sail royas ssd ay
ing jb wind south southwss-distanos 800 miles.
18th. commences With strong gsles, and ark oieady
weather ,hi, at-r whole topsAs and top saIsst sa
Wind ,ou,h northwest; At e40 p u the wind sud-
a,IS md doubs ree.d the topsails heavy wss sy
during night winc variable and heavy rain squalls;
distance l9i miles lob, more moderate; latter psxs
10th fresh gales and cloudy weather. latter part light
thick wind southeast to north northeast -
.s distsnce $50 miles l7th. light brsess fro
portbves thick FOG, AL SAL sat; latter part rssA
breeze from north northwest and sqlsuy-
s %'ss .nS r.s
to hwset By -
2al miles 1sth ocmmenoed With hsht bresss noe!h y
and pleasant westhsr AL sail sst latter part frssh
gales northeast to vest by porh, heavy -
runping ship laboring very muoa-distsnes run 1oe
With h.ayy sea latter part more moderate ct ali SAL
distance 176 miles. 2,st light airs and plsAsAsA
weather viod vest latter psrt heavy salss from, north
northeast with Hnow-distAboe 22l miles 22d,
~satis wind northeast to north
iee miles 23d fine brsess and plsasant latter psss
heavy gale rom nOrtpWeRt, mlunen meos tne ha8A'
larcs, snd ~ A. n anchored on ths bar.
PRESENTATION oY SILVER TRUMPET Through the polite.
Of Brgadier nsjor Dillon, Of the nrm Of Seymour,
Hoy Co ws were favored with ssses It the esaah.
oil, wrought silver trumpet bearing the following -
P,esensd BY m. late Captain Ross,s nsCcrrsk Of sss
str bark ,eenpeint 70 Captain william o. Putnam ~
,.tive and ons bcr Of Am rioAu captains
st,bc Chnefa Islands A. tokss OF gratitude Tor ths
and eeed ssssanos In aa heur Of need =
c.p, neCsrmics of the bark Grssspont whils coming
ont of the port n ca so loaded with guaao wAs run
ovp BY 40 Enssh ship going 10, and sunk wishin sv-
~ minutes after Capt Mccormick In bed vhsa the
poston If the vcssela stated 10 him, vhsn -
Immediately syIapg TO the Wheel with nothing but hin
reht eosaes on fearg the plot would not undeeseand
bis ORDERS when the ship struck vaa with sueh force
ss 10 eapss the TO revolvs rapidly throwing the
captain against ,hs rsps his arm IN two ylAsa
and n iuriug him otherwise internally BE vs. tan
nsepsibs ana carried back to CAlso, whore he had -
MI. M mo AcqusnAnces When the nevn Of the dsaa
Ter reached the ChnchA islands, tho American and Bs
~ ca ptairs then lying IN port made purss fus ht,
ana sent ths form BY Captain Putssm, os vhom thia
intended snd the lAttsr by q shex nnn.