The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-01
LOCAL MATTHRs.

TIE BASouEr.-Our account Of the
Agricultural banquet, at the Exchange. on Pridav
night, published Saturday morning, closed whilo
mf. >. b. DE How was responding to sentiment
complimentary to Louisiana In concluding his
remarks, he gave
sso prIiihc is,t we needs must restrict their pum
persl-tEe gransty Of our country; her teemi a =
products combined with those of the South and
tne southwts and support the manufacturing re-
commerce OF the wer d.
Ten. WILSON OF Iowa, responded to this senti-
ment, aud after alluding briefly to the progress
OF agriculture In the far Northwest, concluded by
giving-'The Palmetto State.n
A gentleman from South Carolina resnonded
briefly, and gave:
The small but great State'of New Hampshire.
TO this sentiment gentleman from New Hamp.
shire responded. aud gave:
The State Of Maryland.
This was responded to by q representative from
Maryland, who proposed the health of Marshall P.
Wilder, the former President of the U. s. Aaricul.
tnral Society.
Maj BEN pRRLEY PooRg returned thanks for the
compliment to the former President, and gave
The Press of virzinia-worthy Enqairers after
knowiedge-it is very we'll that they have an ed-
ter who Is Wise. i.
Mr.. Wise being absent, Mr.. O. hiohany, the local
reporter OF the Enquirer, was called upou to re-
spond He excused himself, and calico upon Mr.
LLOYD OF the Examiner, who returned thanks for
the honor conferred upon him. Mr.. p. KEAN, re
porter for the New York Herald, also made brief
speech.
Col II C. .CABELL toasted mine host of the Ex-
change, Mr.. JOHN p. BALLARD, for which that gen.
sleman returned thanks.
Col L. p. AUGUST next called upon, and after
q few humorous remarks, which were happily re.
ceived, gave: "The Union of the agricultural,
mechanical, maratme, and all other interests oil
the country. for the sake OF the Union 70
Tou' terminated very pleasant festival-grati'
Tying both in respect to its Intellectual pleasures
aud it's provision for the satisfaction of the inner
man. As more complete illustration of the lat
ter, We append the bill of fare:
Ornamental Cold Dishes.-Westphalia ham, buff
falo tongue; saddle mutton, south down spiced
round of beef, turkey.
OysterS.-Stewed oysters, fried do, raw do,
picked do scollaped in shell.
Grnamented Side Dishes Turkey salad chicken
salad, sturgeon salad, stewed beef tongue boned
turkey, ornamsnted with jelly.
Hot Roast Dishes.-Saddle mutton, craubers
~ sauce; sirlOin beef, Yorkshire pudding; pig.
apple sauce; ilet of veal, stuffed; turkey celery
sauce; goose, la chapeaux; domestic ducks
stuffed with potatoes; ham, champagne sauce.
Game Saddle Of veuison, with jelly; canvass
back ducks, currant sauce; wild turkey, a la car
dnsl; partridge, broiied on toast.
Assorted pickle, Msrseiles olives, auchovies.
Creams and Jetties.-5ladeira jelly, Port wine do
champagne do blanc NANCE with peaches; lemon
ice cream. vanilla do. stre wberry sherbet
Confectionery and Cttke--Cocoaput cake frosted
pound cake, iNanish macaroons, jelly cake; Lafay
cite cake, orr -mented; currant cake, garDished
with jelly; fruit cake, ornamented; crystalixed
French confectionery, citron cake, New York
kisses, French swapping mottoes, French cream
bopbons
Fruits and Nuts.--Raisius, oranges, apples, figs
almonds, fiberts, pecan nuts, Paradise nuts
prunes English walnuts, palm nuts.
Crackers and cheese; coffee, la France.