The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-03
WIT, VINE AND MUSIC.

, zinn the Bridge Corner Coniectioh-
- assisted by Mr. James Robinson
,ould suggest were brought out io' 'n'
- oncasian. Neither time nor eA-
nonss were spared III getting up INC
f.ost those having charge OF inc ''i'a''
IAa,,tod their parts well, and every
,H;na was prepared III a manner highly
a.a;+a,1c and TO the admiration 0i d'i
',,.;oinating Two large tables capable
p IS accomodating one hundred and NIFTY
-. were placed in the centre OF 'he
T.n rho neat bill ot fare, which Was
-,;a,.l ,t IN, DAILY REGISTER Steam
Tan Oncs WAS enough to sharpen the
annetites of all And there was enough
70 satisfy all, for
..1b. ho,rd WAS spread with fruits ana WINE
VII cranes of cold, like those that shihc
On Casbin's hills; polnegranates iuh
Ofmelting sweetness, ana tno po"'s
And sunniest apples that Cauoni
In all its thousand gardens, bears
plantains; the golden and the green.
Nalapa's nectaTed mangusteeh
PmnSs of Bokhara. snd sweet nuts
From the far groves OF Salhai'Jh''
And Rasra dates and aprlcOts.
Seed of the sun, from Trans Lana,
,y;,b ,;cb conserve q of Visna cherries.
". e,anGe flowers and of those berries
Ti,ot Wild and fresh the young gazelles,
Faed on in Erac's rocky dells
All these in richest vases smilo.
I'm baskets of pure sandal wooI,
"A - IN nj porcelain from that isle
Anu SnnL u,,tS underneath the Indian flood,
whence OH the lucky diver brings
Vases 10 grace the halls OF kings,
Wines too of eveHy cline ana nue.
Around THEN liquid lustre threw;
Amber Rosolls-the bright dew
Frn,n VINEYARDS of the Green Sea gushing
In6 shiraL wine that richly ran
IA ifthat Jewel large and rare.
The ruby, for which Kublai Khan
offered city's wealth, was blushing
Melted within the goblets there
AT nine o'clock the announcement Wa'
made that supper was ready. A blessing
,yas asked bv the Rev DR.. Drummond
The following was offered for the repas'
BILL OF FARE.
Saddle of Venison, Cranberry Sauce
broiled Venison with Jelly, hned ven
son with Jelly, Domestic Ducks piehi
Canvass Back Ducks with Ollve oauc
Red Lerued Partridges, brolled fartrl
ges PaTtridges stuffed with oyster
bortridWes with Cold Tongue, Iurk'
Roast, cold, Turkeys, boned, Chicken
chickens salad, plain, Chickens vii
Gallery Sauce, Chickens, MayonaN'
Sauce boiled Duf1ied Ham, Cold Smoke
Tongue o., DIV San
Broiled,
Jard Coffee Pure
81 ReliskeS-Pickled Cucum6ers, Pickl'
Onions, Catsup, Cole Slaw, Picked "a
lifower, Pine Apple Cheese.
Dssert-Ice Cream, Soft Shelled Ali
onds, Blanc Mango, Apples, Raisims.
Postyu-Pound Cake favored vi
Brandy, Jelly Cake, Mountain Caf
Calves Foot Jelly, Peaches and Crea
j Naccaroni Pyramid, Crystalized Pyl
mid. Cream Kiss Pyramid.
Lono,r0th's Sparkling Catarta.
4 Over two hundred persons were pr
epr and seated themselves al the dIn
eut tables, and amid the happy straI
of music afforded hy ThOs. i. Cocayn
string band, did ample justice to the
eellent supper. Amongthe distinguish
gentlemen present We're: Major-Gene
Hsint2elman. Brevet Maior-General Is
# X Governor Boreman, and portions
s4 Generals Sheridan's, Crooks and Hell
staffs. All the military officers IN
81 city. fair representation OF our o'tlz
<3 and the members of both Houses ot
81 Legislature were present
~ At about ten O'clock, the Charm
<& Mr.. C. d. Hubbard, auuounced that
81 rscular toasts were the next iii order,
that gentlemen would prepare tn
selves by filing their glasses
H Mr.. Hubbard upon announcing
toasts would now be given, said. AS
al men we have met this evening
welcome hero who has served tn
wears in the army, always acqWt'
himself with honor and distinction
his acts of gallantry and bravery
give you the name of the distingms
guest: Major General SAMUEL He
zELMAN (Rapturous applauso.i
The following toasts were then of,
and responded to:
Oar Distinguished Guest. the Hel
Malvern Hill,
Major-General Heintzelman, Ill
sponse, said he could not find word
express himself for the high honor
W him on this occasion. He had the h
of commanding the first troops
crossed the Long Bridge to cOerce
rebels. He participated in the first
Run battle; the troops had not under
the proper discipline, aud were not
.onld not be furnished as well as
should have been. After this de
West Virginia came gallantly torwa
the rescue, and aided us to PARTIAL
Ideem ourselves. Had Iot West Nir
been loyal, it would have been nece
10 fortify Pittsburgh and ALeghen
tead of the mountains OF this Sta
here was much talk about peace