The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-21


lockers on from the grand sale De lecture, opaa
general guests VI the hotel all ALL spite or themselves.
joined fun ana laughed till the tears flooded tnsr
Dyes. Thinking he could not quit sceos At hsppisr
moment, and at y time when The impression would ~
moro favorable and lasting, your correspondent vamsssa
From Another correspondent.
pARls july s, 1850.
The FJsyth Of July Benquz.
Yesterday evening at elgh. O'Clock the principal
saloon Of the great Hotel du Louvre opened s
the elite OF the Americans residing al Paris. Opposite tns
entrance hung portrait Of the Emperor, gurrouadeA
With Amer,can and French flags. Tables. richly ORA
mepted With silver candeAbra and adorned with flowers.
accommodated about hundred guests, among whom
about twenty ladies. The baaqae. was presadoa
by NJ. Mason, the United Safes Minister Is Paris.
His lady occupied seat a; MS right Among the lady
guests Mesdsmes Macon, Date, smltn aodsns.
Seeley, snd MISS c., OF Fith avenue. Among vac
gentlemen Meesfs. Mson, Lansing, Date, ras.
Young, Essow, Ainhon, seeisy, aud Inc Sussan Offices
Captain Sneeisson
ihe d,nrer VA, magpGcently served every respect.
brilliant iebts exquisite dshes, ~nes OF the rs< qis-
~. Every couote0 gay After DESSERT the fol
10 wing toasse were gwen
REGULAR ToAsTs.
/. The Day we csieorhtc-roo crihday OK ersA
2. The Memory Of wsshr sor--ioa mate ha caGi.
lees that he gin, be tbe iasher o. air country.
8. Inc presoent OF The Upnen S'etes.
4. The Emperor aud Empress Regent Of France
8. The American Unioa Aud the States snch oo3poes
-IAt egous Ias31 ~ Giss0lve 100 Road
! which binos she IN together
6 Agriculture Coma,e roe aud lapufacsuresChe srss.
Industrial pursnis which give Ne&Ha, prosperity aal
| -. The Army and Navy of tbs United States
g. The Star SpsDeied Bapner-rnc flag al our ce,atry.
Its stripes represent the gro ous thirteen STATES or It's
natal morn ,he ttars It's Youth and manhood Aro,ass
| star ID this day ADDED 20 Its galaxy.
| Responded to by Nc. GEo FRANCIS TRAIN
| 0. The Memory oil the Heroes VINO fought and sisd
wlie bathing for the honor and rights or Their country
TO- Bopor 70 Franco, the carly aoa great Aiy OF tho
United Sat-Msy the Friendship Of tae Two Countries be
IL The Press-Ths enlightened guilds and reflector u
public opinion frcth Ii always victor oa5 when free 70
combat error.
JouE BIGEiow.
~ Our Country day foreign lard reneSs
! Mr.. LOGAN HUNTER
IS. the Ladies' Cod blesp hem-Advocstes for hun,n
liberty IL alt things save the ouneE II which tey hold us
Mr.. FRANCS G. Young.
Mr.. MASON presided with ruch dignlty ana tact, sad
epoke the toass, the ahseaca OF Mr. kst, q
| South Caio,na The Chsirnao declared mtel' oeiev
special prcvioences and said that Dr. fraakiin yes
undoubtedly created expressly of the great sofk Of 90
curing a recognition OF American Independence, The
eloquent speaker was warmly asplsu ei when hs spoke
OF the perfect harmony OF all AMERICANS Abroad resPe0
tive of refideaCs ~ home.
size Star spspged BsDper' brought up your old
respondent Young America, whose popularity snosa
by continued cheers by which received
MIR. GEO sKANcIs TRAIN made hasionai speech sn,o2
electrified the Audience he raj lett Lvspooi only I've
days elnce where he obliged decline the invita-.
ton OF the Ccnsu TO JOIN the Americana at picnic
Again in LONDON the Americans invited nn 10 JON thea
al the great banquet at S. Jaines Hail. por ssss
busueis i the French government claimed ais a,sea-
ana he Amply repaid for hurryng alosg
by hudlpg o. arrival the Amecsas as fu Of he as eise
where. OF ne joined lheu and when, tea ai.
nntes since, the toast given lin TO respond to, oa
corsented drst because IL was moral dusy Of svyy
American ncnor this day; sec0ud because IL WAS
Christian obligation to speak 70 sucn sentiment without
demuripg sr. Train here made one Of tb1se e'oqasas
of hand speeches which haze made ais naSs. 80
wei known to the Ane4fcan paouc. Cb'- 80
cheer iwed MIN on, do spoke a. na 1' 10.
World preak ;rg up; thar huro, o,i ,s .hs o'a
bAoe in ASIA, ssbooboy IN Esyp. ana
70 r-es manhood; thai ipdassfe ,, CIV 70
and art from Rome, a9ey r"~ L 'slaa ifai 3s p''
he: ~, Eseiand, leaving America 10 CON.
.;ae the whoe, ana represent tho idea of Progress
1aaIR 70 the Chairman's apology for ar, Ksi,ts (c
South Caroina) abEence Mr. Train said tho very fact OF
Ms being lately married and bridal tour should
have brought hun to board; for ;ns IS Ws
pace on THIS memorable day u celebrate the Union
davng travelled much seen much read muca NJ
Trs had TO the CONCLUSION that America hal swo
thirds the entire common sense three fourhs the We
Eur epe was .oicanic--ilke man sitting cask OF
powder, with ls,eed segsr ia his mouth Europe was
| undermined; few rn.nths hencs we msy France,
Sardinia I,aiy and Ru ,s:A-130 600 900 peope-pt,ed
In deadly COMBAT gainA. Austria, tfusss, Germany sud
Eng'and's 1to,ooo,ooo Then the star spangied ban.
for America, saI Intervention in Europe Mr. Trss
said that bad here 10 n'gh. O distinguished
stranger, who as near as he cou take to Paris had
brought fellow country The General Admiral tbs
6,055 ton var shp, built By WEBB of New York has
just arrived al chesbeuSg, passing thing road
She is The pet flag shi2 c one Of the oieversst
Europe-tue Grand Juse Constantine 1 give you, sad
ne, the General Admiral and assJclae the name q
| Captain SheetsekoH.
Mir. Tram spoSe twsnty minutes and wrouga. bis
countTymen NJ 10 the greatest love Of country he
down amc loud cheers
Mr. ERAsus G. YoUAG in response 10 the thirteenth
toast--The adies'-aniong other neat and pleasant
things which we're warmly aqpsaded, sad TIA. he had
persistently declined making speech at tfo d,aner
until the order OF The toass sho 10 hra,
he accepted that he might his protest agsiost
cuatcm or placing tue ades toaet the bottom Of
ist-a custom ahch had no more
could be Claimed for many errors which more
al IN fe ban In, tho A,C
ever first IN our thoughts Shy should they be the hast
Mr. TRAis said we had toasted America and all her TO-
sutions--we had toasted France, and bad Just called
aussn up, by oastng Captain stestEo but there was
cong, of painting and scupureover flowing with classic
giorynow wild with the nope OF change. Italy for the
trous were before circumstances great with fame Dlule
fret Of poets, Italian Columbus, first OF nay.
ga:ors, Italian; Michael Angelo ars. of scupsors
was Itaan Galileo frat Of astronomers was an La
Lam Volta the inventor Of the voltsic battery,
h0r Mspoa H nss o. painters was 40 ssn
inventor OF the compass Mezzofan!e first Of In
er ., VI S"snaye first Of pnosopsrs Bs,caoo
natives OF that land which DAY attracted attention
OF inc World Re bore toast IN honor Of Italy,
eating Herewith the OF Carlo their guest To-
night.
Mir. CoRcln responded in bis native tongue in oompn.
ance With the request OF the company dc said that
toon az the had arrived Italy bad drawn the
sword 70 reconquer her lpdependence he len America
which he had adopted as big second country to join again
the comparisons OF his boyhood TO share their lot II
Italy should have the good fortune plant standard
Of redemption IN countries ravsged by the rage greed
Of the Austrian, she would only DO initiating America
She was only now DOING under tho guidance OF Victor
Emanuel and under the support Of Louis Napoleon
America had long snce under guidance of WASH
pgton II aiy should triumph, he would hastea 70 the
United States and proclaim there taat Italians ssossr
oryfour years OF agony and sposon under the cruel
est and most sangunary Of na:ons-were independent
AS bearer OF such news, he would be glad sec again
that great country where the arst word OF Christian civil
zaton naa been pronounced by ms immortal counryman,
Christopher Columbus
Mr. Corgle speech wrs much eppauded. Soon after.
wards Mr., Meson aud his lady left the dining hail. and
music was inroduceoa portion Of Mnsards orcbsstrs
paying national ard patriotic airs. II Two O'Clock 10
the morning when the company finally broke up
ELopEMENr IN LoUrsvLLE.-On Friday night
lsst me wife o. Geo + shhH, highly esmabIc photo