The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

.aL-.oo rich % admit Of extra trimming. Next
n point Of attraction Buckeye belle, the bride Of
The Hon. Mr. Denver, Of 0aliforniA dressed most BE-
Her bright eyes and Intelligent face received many DOM.
plnents Mrs Haven Of New Yosk, one Of the gssssss
s;ssd sS s,s: Sss .s
Fast At her side lovely maiden pned-
daughters fair representative Of her mothers youth
iu grace and beauty Mrs. Senator Trumbull dressed
fashionable circles attracted around her crowd Of
pirerh who were charmed with her sparkiug Wit
and s, esn1s manner Mr.: surs o. "noSnan' 49,
dress OF white ostrich feathers Her good humrred
face and kindly words made ell happy who came within
another great favorite In Washington orioles, was magu
ncenty sttred In black ve vet with rcn lace berthe
the rich tone: her voice were nssra me @Ss
charmed and attracted large Circle Of friends Mss
Cas-. Of Michigan daughter Of 1.-THE Premier 10 OK
pectancy under the next I'd mniarauon, was much I'D.
mwed for her queeny air and the tasteful simplicity Of
her dress. Ars. Glenn. Stevenson, OF ArkAasAs-tne
q The day and vito Of Dr. 40 little
attention. Her highly intellectual face, brilliant VI! and
fascinating conversation-a overhowtng With poetry
s NJ: ss 's Bell 4 Kentucky. n's Justice
Ma Campbell, e brdel Of Ksn.ueky-daushser OF the
Hon. J. Fsuikrer, Of Virginia; Mss vcGregor, OF BIS
ton lovely nieoe Of Mrs Pierce and hundreds q o'ners
OF the rousner sex noticed pretty much the entire
many officers Of q army and navy the President was
In Tine concon, and received his company with nils usual
eAae and elegance Of manner. Tho Marine Band Was
brought into reqpis,tion on the OCCASION
Each sound, too here, TO anguishment inclined.
Lulled the bars bosom and induced repose.
The crowd contaued to pour In till 10 O'Clock, the hour
Of and every room and hail. nook and corner
Even The celebrated East Room" was one full swell.
Ing Gre wd but cannot say with the poet
And everywhere huge covered tables stood,
With wines high favored and rich viands crowned.
Such the custom prior 70 the rssn Of AMun Van
suted music Refreshments but drew together the hungry
Of tho city, Who ike the boa ooustricsof
livea by eating only semi occasionally as such times
who by their rowdy conduct drove from the ievces
But enough Of The nr.s reception sunoe to say tha.
all who attended seemed 10 enjoy themselves and retired
In the best possible humor
The Marcy-Ciarcndon Treaty.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Who that heard Franklin Pierce say In his inaugural
declaration that American rights should everywhere DO
enforced, and that European dictAtion
henceforth 10 be "whoDy inadmssibe, could have be-
heved that within three years from ihat inaugural day
he would be found employing ali the powers entrusted 70
ha hands TO egaze and enthrone European encroach
ment the high places Of this oontnent-to endow 1t
with life and suzerainty In the very portals Of our inter-
transsS
Who would believe that will,am L. Marcy, . man
schooed the feet Of those who achieved the Revolution
and framed tho federal could dim his reputation
ripe and enlightened statesman by directing the ne
eotalion Of treaty still restrictive to the freedom
Of American pocy-st hamperng to the Inevitable
requirements OF our continental posiasn-stiii
aggressive the national Independence Of Amar
can republics still subservient British dcia
,ion In our seas than even the mush condemnsd Clayton
the treaty lately signed with Epgand and nov before
the Senate for ratification makes AL those sacrifices Of
American interest,": TO The Aggressive demands Of Brush
CopgYss in III fierce wrangee over the Treasury spos
haro takes time 10 glance d he character and extent OF
ntse concessions 70 foreign nhdenceconcessions that
the naughTcst sovereign or Europe would
proatr In this bold, unosguised form 70 any bus sum
protecsed ahes" - contemplate areeos or dying Tur
brave Switzerland was even armins her FREQ born
government has bound itself, In the Marcy Clarendon
treat, 10 sssst Eogland 70 forco upon Nicaragua.
rbp ccol oipiomauc slaughter ana entomoment Of the
ard delight by every European Cabinet They always
praise the honor the mon who desert the
ana worsn,p the systems and worn Qua preoe
cents OF monarchicai policy They viii weco ne with
cAmacn the ally who, ins Ad OF Atng the plan Of
Earopts inter vention this aide Of tho Atlantic ss
cer and cosg'ms It's domination In our most vital inter-
American arars.
The Marcy Clarendon treaty s capable OF two distinct
den obs though they collateral their operations,
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