The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

me good taste They ecatented themselves with the
hair. The result was an elegant display Of beautiful
material 0f most pleasing cOlors the combination OF
which IN The masss Of the dance s an esct %
w1ldoring fairy scene. = M .-
With elaboratenees Of detail perfect throughout the
ballroom or which II may be well here to give brief
description arranged and prepared Tor the festivities
Of the evening. The wallis the ceiling and the chan
deliers were hung with clouds OF bunting profusely
uniting the national colors Of England and America
dais on one side Of the room was cnoped with the same
noor bad been specially prepared for the dancers and
for s purposes unexcelled by any similar apartment
tNsr r.lras1aft i0 TIE NUMBER PRHeENr l9f9a hed \
fully aye hundred. and yet owing to the extent Of
the ballroom, tho programme Of the evening was carried
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yed the pleasures OF the occasion more than Sir Norton
An intermseion about two O'Clock occupied In the
discussion OF supper which, in all its materials and &C
bill of fare was specially designed and handsomely
printed hograPh which the foreign guests intend pre-
ssying among ne mementoes Of their visit for e
.ner entertainers 70 make every feature Of their trip
= After supper dancing was resumed and continued 70
the end Of the programme, which reached about
four O'Clock this morning. io st4 hsl9tt
s-io Our BuRalo Correspondence.
~, ,a0s ~ sait n,os1 ses BUFFALO, Sept %, 1885,
On invitation Of the Board Of Trade the European
capitalists arrived here this morning for tour and in
specton Of the city and harbor Despite the late hour
at which they retired last night properly this
mornng-and the fact is noticeable as an instance OF
the rapdity and unting perseverance Of these gentle
men In making their excursion through the country
they In time parake Of breakfast before starting
from Niagara Falls at nine O'Clock this forenoon. The
capacity Of John Bull 10 undergo fatigue has moro
convincing proof than the experience Of Sir Morton Peto
and his party since their arrival at Niagara. dinner
on to the Rapids Goat Island An early breakfast
next day was succeeded by visit TO the Falls rambe
Goat Island ascent OF the tower descent into
the Cave Of the Winds, row across the river,
side cocktail and cigars at the famous Clifton House,
an excursion to Niagara City and Lake Ontario, drive
down The river and back 70 Their hotel via the suspen
unceasing notion with less than six OF sleep or rest
Such is the programme Of their enert anment yester
day and now to-day after less than four hours rest
succeeding their terpschorean performances last night
they have whisked away to this city Tor sail on the
river, a collation. on the steamer drive through the
city and grand dinner In the evening At the Tt House.
Of welcome and thanks. The dinnes and the speeches
are 10 conclude at eleven o'clock ~, when the party
will return BY special train 70 Niagara IN a.aw
tory to the renewal Of their excursion on Monday mora
ing, when they set out for Neadve, Squaw Island
the scene Of the contemplated bridge the Niagara for
the extension Of the Atlantic and Great Western rsd.
- Our Niagara Falls Correspondence. %
'hGf hiav or tih2 NIAGARA FALLS, Sept a. 1855 q
To-day few Of the party visited Goat Island and the
Cave Of the Winds In the forenoon. About O'Clock
rain storm, with thunder and lightning came up and
some Of the more curious took occasion 10 view the
Falls, attended they th such grand and pic.
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