The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-04
The American Minister la London.
ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN BY MIR. PEABoDY TO Mg. AND
Mrs. DALLAS, At THE CRYSTAL PALACE.


On friday the 18th Of June, Mr. Peabody Invited the
American Minister and his faray, the Lord Mayor aad
Lady Mayorcss most Of the prAclpa Americao IA niles
IN London, and large number Of English friends
interested in the prosperity Of the United sates
cert and banquet a, the Crystal Palace at sydenh,m The
company amounted TO about hundred and tory ladies'
and gentlemen, including tho following names:--
Aa2uc,Ss.-The American Master Mrs. Dallas and
the Misses Dallas Mr.. Dallas, Secretary legation; Mss
Nicklcr, Hon. J. T. Kennedy, lion. Mr Paiay, NJ aud
Mrs. surgt, Mr.. and Mrs shaw os Boston Mr. aud Mrs
Parker, Of Bo ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Aergh, of New York
Mr.. and Mrs H. 7. Dancan Misslsspp Mrs Roussci,
sr. Stephen Duncan Mississippi; Mr.. !. nonnel AMI
party, Baltimore; Miss Pennington, Baltimore; Ceacral
Campbell and lady, Jud &c Hopkiuson, Boston; Mr. Wat,
and party, Philadelphia Mr.. Burnett, Cincinnati; Mr..
Kelly, Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. iamson Nr. and Mrs.
Morgan, lion. Josiah Quincy, Jr Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright, baltimore; Mr. and MIS-. Iieinaman and Miss
nabncy, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, New York.
Mr. aud Mrs. Stevens, Mr Gilbert the Hon ,ir. aud Mrs.
Cameron canada; Mr.. Lewis and the Misses Lewis Dos
ten Mr. Warren, Boston; Mr.. Walker, Michigan; Mr..
Sherman New York; Mr., 6 ;und, Washington, &C. AZ.
ENorkH-The Marchoues Of Hastings Marquis OF Heat
fort Marchoness OF Head'ort Countess OF Glasgow lady
Talbot de Malshidc, the Right. Hon. David saomoes,
Lord Mayor the Lady Mayoress, Lord Clarence Paset,
Lady John Somerset, Lady Victoria Iastinss SIR
il. L. Bulwer, lady Bulwer, Sir william oIsley,
Lady Ouslcy, Lady Morgan, Sir John wlson sir Henry
Holland, Lady Holland Sir Robert and Lady Garden, The
Very Rev. Archdcacon Sinclair, sir Joseph Paxton Hiss
sinclair Mr. Mrs. and Misses Leslie Mrs. eurtley, Mrs.
and Miss Cohen Miss Holland, Mr. wm. Brown, NJ r.,
and Mrs. Bown; Mr.. sampson, Nr. Thomson IIankcy NJ
A. and lady Miss Alexander MIR. oivcira, NJ r and liy
Admiral Courtney, Capt MacSnnor, Il, ". Mr., and Miss
Gooeh, Mr., J. c. picSersgl and hiy Ms rckcrsgill
Mrs. Roger Mr. Grcgscn, a. r., and lady, Mr.. Grs,tan,
Mr. and Mrs Bentley &c, &c
The company were invited 10 assemble at Que o'clock,
the hour for opening The building In order that they
might have opportunity OF viewing tho courts picture
galleries and grounds before tho commencement OF the
concert, at O'Clock. THIS concert was by the Opera
company, and Mr.. Pesb0iy's guests occupied gallery
expressly appropriated for them. sghoInc Il the pr'.
rramme of the pieces performed whrh with interval
during whi,h rcfrehmcnt served occupied abou,
two hours
Overture, "Fgmont".... ............... Beethoven.
Aria, 20 God have Mercy Herr Forrnes Mcndcssohn
Dueito, 'Crudci rerche. NJ lie Marai and SIG.
Far, song 'Wlc shall win ny Lady fsr; ii;
Aria, "Ah mon Ills ''-Macamc Ddiee Mcycrbccr.
Trio "ysnnc Colci Madame tirisi, sig Car
dCn md Zig Mario. Costa.
Ars caro- nome. Madame loslo.........ycrdl.
Finale .t'iuram. Sig. 6ardoni. sig Eonconi,
Herr Formcs and Chorus ............. Eos-nl.
Overture "Anacrcon ..................... Chcrubin
Aria, al dolce ruidana. Madame Cri,i.. Dvni1etu.
Marai and Sc Gardoui ....,..... 49,. Rossini.
Aria. 'Martcrn slcr arton. Mile Ncy...... Mozart
luci,o. 'Scrbami ogpcr. Madame Grisi AMI
Aria largo n fsco,am s Roncoa R"ssiS
Iinsie tqtu,lc santa Juror MADAME Grisi,
Mile Mara, sig. Sold, sig. Graziaui
Sir Zclscr and chorus. ..,.............. Doni1ctii
AFTER the concert thc fountains were to have played
ihc grounds, but heavy fall Of rain ntcrcrcd Mr..
through the various parts 81 the building containing the
chci o'"c Of Interest," and paused y express the most
uff he
This circuit having beer completed, the company
hlcd Tor dinner In saloon ncd M for the occasion,
the Pompcian court Mr. Peabody handing in Mrs Dallas,
while Mr. naas took tho Marchicncss of Hastings The
entertainment was provided hy the purveyors 10 the
Mansion House and was marvel of elegance
The interest Of the occasion was greatly increased by
hc ac q the dismissal OF Mr. Cramptcn having Just
become known, While the nature Of Mr. Marcys des.
rach respecting IN entire usccrtainiy The rcla
ons of the two countries we're therefore supposed 10
he IN critical position. and every consequently
FELT the Importance q each demonstration OF mutua good
will
feeling proposed the health OF the Queen Expressing
hs confidence in toe sentiments Of her Majesty mani
tested on al occasions toward The United states he be
eS cd that tie time would never arrive when her health
would ~, ho received BY American citizens with the
ssnc crVor as by her English subjects.
ghc LoFp MAYOR then gave, The President Of tho Uni
ted states" Tic exratiatcd the feeling between the
countries and pointing 10 the relations between them
- behg q more .nan te n,og.oaIse y, ~ ~
could be considered perfectly ~ 70 on states
mans place in England who bad no, ~ personal travel
become acquainted with America and Americans. "
better knowledge existed of o. real sentiments Of the
| people any momcntary misarrrehcnsions would be in
! ncdaicly smootcd down.
The M,gQrIs ~ llrtprorI followed, by proposing "Mr
alias "A toast which was received wan the greatest
warmth Ii was harpy thing, be considered that at
thg present moment whose character was entitled 10
4 ~ p,veh respect wa Minister in this country.
! NJ fMtrts acknowledged the Kind feeling expressed
1 toward him; md although a. the PARTY was a private
oue 10 would claim the privilege Of entering into ans
general topics nc desired most strongly T. convey rs
! ed and rccciycd.
| Mn pmtpsv then sovc The Lord Mayor Sensible
III tic dignity ot IL Erdshps office tbe toast was y