The New York herald., 1863-11-28

largely tho rough but always heartfelt, otton dro
still ofteusr tendery pathetic verses with which Euerre
win be found to have Inspired tho rough writer's ana
lighters Of the rank and eie Hesr, hear" from tho
President, the Baron Ger0lte and General Cuum) See.
rg that Lord Lyons present. General Mssgher would
not refer 70 the Eenau brotherhood, N which the
Chevalier John 0Mahony was Head Centre 10 thanked
the President Mr. Seward, Mr. Chase, Mr. Stanton Gene
Haieck tho Baron Stoeckl tho Baron 0oroltc, tho
Count Mercer Colones Townsend and Keton, Assistant
Secretary Of The Navy Fox aud the others who were pre-
sent for this interview OF which accident
had made thon witnesses. Had ne had the slightest ink
cetaniy have postponed The visit. wish for which had
boon conveyed to him through Secretary Stanton BE
would nov St;Sy % 70 nS
famy-snug farmers and very decent peoplc--he had
ys kaowD ,ny years ago In the areon Isle which was
Nh. LNcOLNs sPEECH-His STORY ABOUT ''fdu
WIDOW ZoLLI00EFER's DARKRY."
Mr. Lincoln replied that be was happy to see private
position not wise 10 talk foolisiy, and hs would
therefore, but rarely talk at ALL 40 TO the wsr for the
Philips appeared crazy. ne would cay some Few wosSs
Men oftenest bsray and defeat themselves By over
Ss as q. %
dow while making jan, was called away ne1hbor
sss yis 's%s
e: the sssSsg @ o crimson. here.
cSss SaS" yous fos then oa Ds's nv G Know
finger heavily over the thick lips Of hor darkoy. holding
him wCll, when she came back Sam lips were chaEcd
a quarter OF inch thick, and she needed against
him 20 oA: enc . pS
good friend Of mnc declares tha: he wouldn't tako II
at any price but & his lips were ncy Sh1eod ~ n wnsn he
in missouri, when ho issued his .emancpaon Ordern
and General Buter's wero not only ch,ked, but had
the lam on, and had il thick Secretary Seward Onco
chaiied very badly but had given ii up as OF no uso
State. cloud laughter Mingled chalk ard lam might
be seen on the lips Of General Banks whlethc sane
which bis good friend Governor Seymour supplied tho
wants OF nature (koaIs OF iaughter.l He Lsa mover
Sc assry q w. h s s sn
with the army who did not chalk bis lips. Continued
nrth the foreign diplomatic corps joining heary) Ho
believed many oi the generals woaid compromise for
brigader's commission in the regular ariny but these
introduce 10 all present private Miles ORely, Of
the Tenth army corps-an army CORPS which bad done
disciplined by General hunterperhaps the very srctesl
field officer IN the service Mr. Lincoln would now con-
TO the White House At the same time extending his hand
for friendly shake.
HOW PRIVATE o'nMLLY saAxHs HANDS.
All this tino private Miles O'Re,liy, Fort y-saventh
regiment New York Volunteers had standing In tho
rs. position Q. tSss @ GSs ,, body sgia
his open hands resting behind the side OF his sky
buc noxprcssib!es He had twenty-five cent bouquet
n breast Of his blue coat and in his eyes that stod
expression or total want Of expression which Is impaired
6y me m aoa sn Ss c
and countcnance frightened as IL somo crazy mil
onarc bad suddenly offered 70 give him s face IN gold
for twenty dollar greenback. Instantly hc made the
sound Of splitting into the palm OF his right hand then
raised the 10 its fun height aud brought down his
open palm against tho Presidential palm with report
that rang through the council chamber a. IL one OF
the "torpcdo devs OF Chicf Engineer sinners
had been exploded by the concussicn. He no doubt
intended 70 say something extremely eloquent but
ing like Charles Lamb, under bad stammer his words
came slowly and with pain though Of their earnesness
the very difficulty with which they were uttered gave
proof
Mr. Luke Clark suggested that II timorous tho boy
was that his u and the words bubbed up
quick his tongue that they choked aud killed each
doors OF q theatre which the cry Of "nrc' has been
raised II his Rcverences Excellency the President would
than President Pierce took the opening the Crystal
Pdsce--"just enough 10 ki the anmacale'-Mr. Clark
orsr ns e' Syse ss rsrcS for few
into Mr. Nicoays ROOM just outside the coun
Gil chamber from whence be soon returned wpng his
breath, and with his whole face so much brighter aud
| nveer that it was like TRANSPORTATION
"Your RvereDce's Excelency" he said, scTaping his
LEFT foot backwards, bowus forward his body and CIV
ing of his red orcocks acrk between tho nnger and
thumb of his right hand Your Rverences Excellency.
berries had on ihom last" uOud laushtOrl
LORD LYONS ASKS FOR seNa-rus cAsrSsr
'POKiNG FUN
Suppose, Mr.. Seward, you ask your young friend TO
give song" said Lord Lyons. who had been looking
rather suIerciliousiy at all parts OF tho ceremonial
"Thoy say the fellow sing and Isuppose II 10 because
he can sing, he IL here"
Mr. seward refcrred the matter BY TO the Prcsi.
mcnt cloud passed over Mr. Abe Lncolns face, but dis
appeared turned and let h eyes rest the bcsmpg
ccuntensncc Of private Miles.
"what say you private O'seilly, viii you sugs'
&" win that your Riverenees kxcellenoy. wa.abe re-
sponso with just nash Of scowi tov ards Lord Lyons
n my praYe for
die until tho skin OF goosebcrry makes nish,c.p 10.
VS nay. Ss ,Ss 81 hun
Ssssps ss sser Lyon. "psa laughing ss sss
vatc Miles. Il! his Rivercuce, Father Patrick Nur.
! ply. wornt TO tire fore, us song 10 honor Of
tha, I'D givo you. 'fisnI that loved him any
other lrshna. ho takes blood money for
sick I Of The humSus hS, is them English Journals that
say tho ould man ought TO DO ashamed OF hmsof
Qnush,er FAN, at his age can't SEQ any shame about
"As cOnra,re." suggested Count Mercer, With smile
S s ,SS, rSc ss r.,S., m %
tired in com: any with Mr. NicOIsy. Colonel Hays col.
league on the plea that the room was growing too hot
"dow old do you say he is my Lordt' said Secretary
| Seward. removing the segar from his mouth
"Old enough TO be your father" the reply; che
| will be eighty next June" (Rcnewcd lsughtcr)
InE pEcASrERs AND THINGS ORDERED K--couSolI
TABLE cLxARkD FOR A JoLLiFIcA1ios-"oR g
| PARTICULAR
General IIalcck here to suggest that now. while
Father murphy was absent was the proper time " ever
| for the song
| tCA. Hay please touch the bel' said MIR lincoln.
land et Burgdor messenger send up tn dec
and things. | have some French wines. sent inc from
Paris by Secretary ot Legation Pennington whoss
V 50 completely occupied the business Of tasting
tnges that he has never had tmc TO teach u French,
though resident In Paris many years. n you prefer
whskcy, have some ,ha, can bc relied upop-a present
from Mr ieslie Combs. call u 'Grnnt's Particular :
and llseok about issuing order that all his generals
I shall drink IT."
| With the have TO day from Chattanooga
said Gen. Hacck, gaty, "I think tho country will en-.
dorse The crIcr 10 which Mr.. Lincoln has referred For
my part III .sko some OF that VIII skcy-ius enough
TO drown mosquito, keton-apd, With the President
pcusnssou our nrst toast viii nc the health OF tysss.
| Grant, tho iron. horse tic Nwsksppi r'
| sccrctry stanton seconded the toast IN neat and
SPIRITED address, Mr.. LII coln frequently eIp'sudng Fhc
hesth was received with all the honors, cscry pro
sent sauding up whlc the liquor ntsdown and M
sry giving cheers for General Crsnl aud ,hct
three more and then tbr alter TINT 10 top OF with
Ihc mel iNh