The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

land where oysters not oysters, and chicken pie
myth.
The dessert Of speeches AMI toass was naugaraed by
Governor Wright, who gave, with few brief and peril
nent remarks Prussian progress and influence, tho
King and the royal family"
DR. Abbott followed with the President of tho United
States"
Mr.. Gage offered few happy remarks on the FIRST
New England Thanksgiving.
Mr., Cutler read an original mrth provoking poem On
" baked beans"
Mr.. jenkins, Mr. Hudson, Mr. Milford, added accepia
BILE contributions to the amusement Of their convives
Mr.. Bacon, Mr. Kemp Mr.. Riley, Drs. Ward and Hoi-
handsome contribution for the poor about forty thaers
sang Home Sweet Home, and our Thanksgiving dinner
was over.
speaker suggestive Of homes and Thank
gvngs far away be thoroughly enjoyable and tears,
too mingled in our Soup Of Thanksgiving"
On Wednesday, 23d inst, Mrs Heine, daughter OF
the ancient and honorable Sedgwck family, had died.
Naturally, saddened and this effect was painfully
deepened by the place and circumstances attending it.
Her remains 70 be sent to America for interment
Apropos Of our colecton- placed in the hands Of
Rev Mr. Nippert an American citizen, who has under
taken sort Of missionary work under the direction Of the
Methodist church. He has church and hourshng Sab
bath school. It II In the same room-No. Johannes
Strasehat the services OF the American church In Bor
This institution has existed about year, and ID
well attended scarcely seat being vacant Among the
American clergymen here one always found ready and
willing 10 preach Men Of every shade of opinion alter
nate with each other in expoundng the word OF God
With the yearly increasing number OF Americans and the
growing popularity OF the English language the Held or
usefulness will expand, and the little American church
will become powerful instrument for good not only to
Americans but to those among whom lot 10 cast The
honor OF planting this little seed which promises such
goodly fruit belongs to Gov. Wright our ambassador
NAMES or AMERICANS GOVERNOR wRGHr's RECEPTION,
NovKMER IL, 1852
MATSE-Mr Paine.
yERxoSr-Dr. aud Mrs Bunting.
MAssAclusErTs-Mr. Allen, Mr. Burragc, Mr. Growing
shield, M and Mrs. Cunningham, Rev. Mr. Gage, Mr..
| Hgginson, Rev. Mr.. Jenkins, Mrs. vettker and Mss
| Blake.
| CoNSEonctT--Mr. Bacon Mr.. Birney, Rev. Mr. Haml-
ton, Mrs Rooster, Mr. Skill Messrs. f. Walker and A.
| Walker, Mr.. W. Il Clarke.
NEw YoRK-Dr and Mrs. Abbott, Mr. Cooper, Mr.. Cut
Ter, Professor Drser and son, Mr.. Dodge, Mrs Fried
| lander, DR.. and Mrs. W. Holcomb VIM. Heine, Mr..
| Lowe, Mrs. Morgan, Misses Morgan, Mr. Morgan Mrs
Peyser, Mr. and Mrs. lawson, Mr. Stevens, DR.. j. H.
| Ward and Mr. Strong.
PESSsyIyANIA-Rev Mr. Reilly Bishop Connor, Rev
| Nj. Milford.
MARyIAND-Mr Gorsuch, Mr.. vetres and Rev. Mr.
| Kemp
| OHio-Rev Mr.. Nippert and lady Mr.. Peasc.
| INpIANA-Doctor Armstrong G. L. and W. A ketchum
| Misses Merrill, Miss Wiley, Mr. Niles.
| IuINos--Hon James NJ. Knox, Mr.. Diler, consul Q
| Bremen) Bishop Jacoby.
MrsouRI-Mr. Blair Mr.. Leonard, Mr. Hutchingson
| Doctor Bocher.
VReyA-Rev Mr.. Griffin, Mr.. Hudson, Mr. Paine Mr.
| Price, Mr.. Il. j. Fisher
| SOUTH CARousA-Mr Boggs, Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Coffin
| Mr.. Pringe.
I GEoRGIA-Doctor Pope.
| AIApAMA-Mr. Underwood.
! IouIsANA--Mr. Butler, secretary of Legation.
| CAIlroRylA-Mr. ZellerbOck and Mr.. Bonheim.