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

POTACEs. I
HOEs D'auvE VARIES. 5
) Les Pehts Vel au Vent pAmoficsne. !
Is sa. s
$crcausu. de volAiles a Srsmou.tis Ia 1aHs
sCsne,oDs a rOrspEe. Otteietes dAgneAu la 5
|sorbss Hsi.sada. .or sosSss Ia sspoh:ars.
$Dirdonreaux nouvesux. Cables Feuilles ugne.
Baiss0ns dc o'quiasss a. a. a ssisa dec0Fee'
$petts Pots Ia Franchise. Ponies dAspergsu a La 5
sb1coie a Ia Copce HaIicoa ye,s IA rAnglaiss. ;
1eiee Ia Macedonia. 5
) gosbes a La Francsise, Dsmeb!snchs. .
DESSERT.
Sencsiy soper1enr Medoc bon ordnaire Mei-Hait 1876
Chateau Msrgaux. ls47. Chambe,lu, 1879
{ Chsmpsgne ffappe.
; CAFE IIQuIvEs,
The comrany-I know not the exact nuunber-must I
should THINK have been about hundred some twenty Of
whom Consisted OF fair sex who BY the grsces of
their toe,tes and in many Instances the remarSable
beauty OF their made regret thai more cou
NOT nave been present on 30 auspicous
regret that, being myself Englishman, | an not
familiar with the names Of those VINO were there,hat
though VIII not say the feSer the greater ehare OF
your world circulating Journal might be given TO
fame. Ihis is sn omission, however, which hope to
supply IA my next.
1t appears that, in consequence Of ths hea, OF the
weather. come difference of tastes oCcarred az 10 the cso
bIatob Of this great anniversary One party sought ana
green felds, the babbng brook aud woodland dell as
tue Deet tcene 1or Inc commemoratOn Of Their
anniversary But though matter OF regret that mo
debizens OF the Empire republic, with Atlantic roiug
between them and the land their fathers should no.
serred their ranks such an occasion still oUe can fan
cy ard sympathse with the taste that called upon all rs.
tuie as were, TO be witness to the honess and the 10y
OF their patriotic devotion. large party IL was sad
aso OF Students, In the Quarter Lsto wLoae youthful
blood dskes the control Of State could not rcssi the
temptation Of having banquet of their owns circum
stance which might possibly account for the COMPARE
lively scant tendarce at the Hotel du oavre and the
absence OF many bright eyes which did not choose to
Mr. Mason, tho American Minister, took the chair at
eight O'Clock. The tables were laid to form
sides OF paraleogIam, the email end Of which was oc
cuped, like the feasts OF Old, by the chairman, and
The et,Se Of the company, fanked him either side.
The two long sdes filed by tho general COM
pany-one Of them, however, monopolizpg .ts ladies'
with their attendant gentlemen, and the other
entirely occupied by the male sex Why this occurred
sat only occupied side, while opposite them,
instead of s,alvsrt line Of manly admirers, a
Of vacant crimeen chairs AMI innumerabe covers pro-
serving their spo.iess purity fer future diners.
Mr.. Mason at FIRST looked feeble, and his voice 1ad
with difficulty the ample space of the lofty sae; but he
gradually warmed ia his work, ana, Though nave MOI
had the pleasure of hearing him BEFORE the impression
his speaking made upon me as stranger was very
pleasing. His style appronches to what may be
called elegant conversation rather than TO the pure ora
toricai and the ear imbbes it with much legs effort than
the more stiff oracuar manner Of the ordinary after din
orator. Nothing could possibly DO in better tase
and engaging than his running commentary
on the causes or American greatness It simple uu-
boasfu and emneBty graphic and truthful The series
Of anecdotes with which from time 10 time he seasoned
his remarks well told and thoroughly apropos 10 the
OCCASION and the veDesa of his reparee on more than
oppor nity brought down thunders Of applause and
what Is more, and great thing in chairman thoroughly
identified him with Mis- company. confess myself al
ways see BIN rise with pleasure and finish with regret
clerical gentleman subsequently responded to Of
the oasss IN dreadully heavy manner, and which nigh
put us to Sleep any disposition TO which was, however
dtspated by another gentleman of the Of Train,
who perfectly galvanized the meeting Mr.. Macon had
good humoreoy punned upon bis emblematc of
the marvellous rapdty OF this genemans power OF elo-
cut on and called an oratory OF the express Train"
Mr. Train, on rising, gracefully retorted by couplet
remarks
he who follows Mason--doomed BIZ fate,
And takes the Train--comes too late
or something to that effect compliment to Nr Mason
which teamed teangy agreeable 70 the company and
bs regarded the speaker him the attention OF every
cd Sheridan used TO say that n the House or
Commons no alvaya made joke az soon possible; II
gave hin Inc country gentlemeo to a man.
cannot pretend 10 give you an account Of all the
various speeches, which, by the way, were neither
lew nor especially eloquent in manner or matter
The mozt graceful uss short one delivered By
81. Goudo, tho distinguished Grtst, who iA mar
fied 10 one OF the haIqug Of rweeddales daughters
which, 10 very beautiful Engsb be spoke OF his assoc
ations With America thirty i've years ago belonging 70
sag You have negun, rather you have dane s.noe
hed The pleasurs Of being you, and you Will need
not tay 40 very well. II have any talent 10 the aft
protces, VIII be my greatest happiness 10 cultivate mud
improve u that may ceyoe II 70 American aubects
lbe chairman utn iuo indies as not retire t 4iGr mt
~ ~, When o.. cialr res ateu by 49, LeDsipR OF t7s
Mh u Lansing, bai1eI1 Co. No Place o. Ia 5Jlrao
me ~ W. i"Wn 81 O. 80 ,rHptppnt, BuI tHrneh
cOEr,egy ges favored WIKI q ,,.l.o ,, y, .. "a -nan