New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-19

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P,tipctsntsIy Madame kOssr; Baron fsly Secretary
Of Isssticn Bsron &c Bsueh ard David de Chest At
ro,,rea-The Baroness De P.ivs che Eus,..'dor Bsr.a
The Les.tou; De Sly.ra, Attashei NJ lie ConmsaSea De
G.ms Msehseo Ccur seller r,,p,.
ipo.puay Baron de Brtouch Secretary OF Lessea aAa
sSs.s,sss Col Federal B,rn.n. Chsse dAs.res.
svsds and Axay Lieut. Gen Soun. Ga,,sys DC Lss.es
Count &c Piper IsId Chamberlain to the King Of s~edes
s,creny Sd interim to the Lessoo Countess de Piper and
BSrG,la Barren &c woodland Envoy Extraordinary and
Min stsr Pleeiposntisy, s.tss Ss smes AHseSs
binary Minister fIenipoen.isy and the M.rehoa.de
POLLARD LssSsvtt Er'oy E,,r.e.i iu.ry and winis
ter Perpot.utsry Baron Nandeduyn Chamberlain to his
Majesty Secretary Of Lss.tiOI and the BaTsns. ,,,
Sarony- Baron de sesSsch. Envoy ExaordnNy snd Min
ist.r Plsnpo'sn,i.I,i BsrsP de kooSs. SEC ., LsOa
B,s Eeeorole-Bson de DoInbets Miastsr Resdeas snd
| tn, Bsrons.se DGSreers
'' ft. c.e. Of G1na-y-M Rurpa Red.n, Min.
Tu,ca,s-MIqus Tspsy .. Merle, Charge dAaaires.
| GreeoeM Rogue, Chsrse d sfsres I'd Interim
| luOS M Commandment
| cuso Secretary Of LEIGHTON
PlslOtsptisry; EseaudOa Fire. Secretary Of Legations
ISe,iI-N De soma Lsbca Secretary and Madame and
Mle Lsb,s. de C.valho. NJ de saimpsio. and NJ Vide
neuse, Attaches
Boiiria-M Dolsao, charge &Aa,re'i Madame and N1s-
Gassmaia-M lie M.reeba de s.rts Cruz E,voy Extrs.s
sn'ry ard Minister PsniPoa naryi Dc sass Cruz. dc.
re,.,y O. LsssiOs and two A@ attaches ,s. v.,.m -.
Costa Roo N Lsicnd De Lucy. charge SAa.iro.
The Pope's Legate was invited but, being Q
| Bishop, could not attend public ball in Lent.
The representatives Of Peru and New Granada
were present but their official titles not appear
ing on their cards of invitation, have been unable
to select their names from the mass. These con-
stitute the entire diplomatic corps at the Court Of
France.
Among the distinguished civilians invited by tho
Committee, the following were present.
torian, (whO said to the Committee on entering.
that the ball was brilliant, the American name
honored, but that even these could not have
tempted him from bis home, with his old age
and infrmities if il had not been that the name
80 of the great Washington was connected with
the celebration, name which he revered above
"all others:) Lord Egen, former Governor Of
Canada, and Lady Egin; Sir Henry Ellis; NJ.
Calderon de la Barca, late Spanish Minister, and
family; NJ. Pageot, former French Minister to the
United States; NJ. POussin do, Madame and
Mile Poussn; NJ. de POntois, do. the Marquis
de Mrabeau, NJ. Jules Janin Count ToulougeOn,
Count HerOmanssen, Baron HermOln, Baron
Boyer and Baroness Boyer, Count Rosambeau,
ViscOunt Walsh, Legitmist. writer; Count Roger
de Riencourt, Count Wachmeister, Baron Camille
de Varaigne, Nj. Lamarche, of the Steele, and
; lady; NJ. Emile de Girardin of the Presse; Mar
qus de Bone, Professor Philip Ricord. Ladies
resent on invitations demanded by Lord COwley:
Lady Augusta Bruce, Lady Rial, Miss Crawford,
Mrs Champion, Mrs. and Miss Lavit Mrs. Gould,
Miss Seaman, Miss Mandron.
NJ. Lamartne was detained at home by indisp0-
sition; NJ Theirs unfortunately fell the day be-
fore on the ice in front of his house in the Place
st. Georges and broke both bones of his arm;
Mr.. Van Buren, Ex.President of the United
States arrived, the evening Of the ball, from Rome
but too late to be present.
One of the most remarkable features of tho
of foreigners was the great beauty Of tho Ameri-
can ladies. the stateness OF their Carriage and
the taste and immense cost of their toilettes.
Among those who attracted the most attention,
either from their personal beauty or the richness
of their toilettes may be mentioned:
and the Mise, Mason Mr.: hSSwsy Who NJ, carried I. lace
Norfolk also covered with lace and diamonds Mrs conmdore
Stewart MR. Charlie. Astor Bnsd, Of New York. Mrs Pst
and sister, Mis- Ella Kirby. Of Cincinnati; sn sad ~
ckvifh nd Missf j.
York Mrs ColfOrd Jones Of New.Yoh and fouf dsush-
.ls Mr.. woodb1y I.usaon: Mr.. De%lss and NJ" Msasss
Field. of New Yori the Countess Charles de Bogns an
Of Paris. the Bsoness de corsis American Isdy from
r. Mr., Albeit Lf s.Ss e sS.'G S.d Mr.
Of sstmors, Mr.. j Kennedy smyth. Of Al.bs@.; Mr..
Beei and two Mise. Hutton OF New ioia 49, az
OreaLs Mira Brooks, of Bostoni Mrs o. hehaids Of Now
YoIs. .,, .,,L T.; a..
morning. and every one retired delighted and as
tOnished with the success which attended the fete
The most perfect order prevailed, and no incident
occurred to mar the pleasures OF the evening:
TIE affair is of the wonders OF the season, ana
continues to occupy the attention Of the Journal
lists and the saloons.
Mr.. Beckwith, On behalf the Committee, ad-
dressed letter to NJ. de Tocquevie, the we'll
known author of Democracy in America re,
questing the acceptance Of ticket Tor n,insen ana
lsdy. The following ia NJ. de Tocqueville's reply;
| CosrEesZ, February H. ls5o,
ma BrcxwIrB-Dssr SIR We have lively ssnss o. as
invitation 10 Ball be By the Amene On mo
the health Of de TOequevle and the the veath
permitted would have accepted the nvsu'n win
esserre" a.. ~ .,ur.,. TO the COMMITTEES our
hall be hsppy unite at q. time: rendering ss sss NJ
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