New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30


with flags and the arms Of the states and Territories
The tables bore the usual OF temples CoTAutophS
and uagodas and than tie usual amount OF noweI'
Owing to the ineXpoence Of the committee ia charge
the reCepon reporters lot admitted 70 the banque
until il had been IN progress hour the ninatory cel
enopies are therefore lost to history.
III, Mayor presided On his right were tho Preslden'
Secretary Seward A. f. Stewart Gen Grant Moses lay
lor the Brazilian Minister and Baron Soeckei OI -
IF Secretary Weles, Dr. Marsh, Peter Cooper, III
Adams, Admiral Fauogut and Senior Romero
The following If the order of tabuation Of The invite
costs as projected by the Committee. About oneicull
however, of those invited did not appear
HEAn TABLE
The Mayor Of tLv City OF NewYork
The President Of the L. s., Admiral FSrragut
Alexander T. Stewart, Wilngm T. AstoT
Gen Grant Hon. WI H. oc"hiu
loses .Taylor Arch Bish. McCioskey
ron Gideon Weues Hon 4. W Rarda.l
Hraziban Minister, Bishop Potter
Baron Stocked MI Romero.
NORTH TABLE.
SSD'i Rn% Yms Rear Admiral RadscId.
Henry 4 Davies. K / stuart stuart.
Zen Meade Rear Admiral Gregory.
Tbnflow Weed Rev Dr Veruilye.
) o Jones Assistant Marshal Be.IIe.
Gen Forsyth. Rev. d.. Ferris.
Hamilton Fish Benz II. Field.
Major Furey WIN. II. Webb
II A Chadwick II. b. Alien
o d. i. Giaat James BroJks
j. NJ Ginnees IT, Thomas C. AcioD,
Richard LoiheTs, = i. Rugees,
Governor Fentcn r. W. Hows
b. H. Van Dyos A. {. Kng,land,
X NJ. Blatehiord, Eugene Kelly,
Moses s. Beach, Jamee Kelly
j Donaldson, John A. Remedy,
General W Hal r. :. KIrapd
Marshall Goodibg Leonard W. jerome
Major Murphy ArluT Leary,
Msnton Marble. Chas Lsnier,
Col Postley ha,. b. Better.
Rear Admiral Bell, ;. g. Courtne,.
GeSeraI slndiord. r. NJ wetDore
General BueTLeld ~ T. duefaIhn'
General Hartspf, John BY an,
James 7. Brady u DeIn1,
John b. Van vaDF Ne,s, J. Underhn
j. d. McKebzie, AIM WhAemap'
WIN H. Bliss. Richard OGormnD,
MIDDLE TABLE.
J q. Bennett W. H. Vsnderbilt
Jonathan Siurges W. Garrison
Augustus Schel Franklin Allen,
Parap Steyens Jss H. Barker,
r. b Sherman, Edward SeheD,
Vsul SpofOrd, Samuel sloan
q. barnard II. A. Smyhe,
/ Corbes r. Skiddy
David Crawford, H. G. Stebbrs,
Gardiner HowlaDd, &. A. hprafue,
A. 5. Hewitt, Gan speer,
j. W. COrlies, y. Sullivan,
S p Gilbert, J. A. Sprogue.
H. c. FahDesiOeb L. Edgerton.
. NJ b. Field j GailiaId, jr,
JAS. ID. Fisb. Norman Green,
jas NJ Dunbar, ~ John Gardner
E = ,,5I; SSss &C. G Col J. II f'I = Hin,
A Du Boi, j. q. Bergen.
David Dows. Gen Burger
W. Dowd. j. r. Bailey
i. c. Cowden, . W BarnaFd
Is.
Geo A. Osrood, b 7. Mani.rre.
d. L. Baker, - Nj. moueN
NJ. ii. Levin, Jas. MURPHY.
ID Benrmo, Alex. Mitchell,
b BenTmo Robert Murray,
Richard scien John Anderson
ID AZ Babeocl III. A. Iiden,
Nj n Throop VIM Blake
Benz Wood o. w. Joslyn,
VIM. p Jones. ~ Ward,
1bos Murphy.
Rev Mr.. NJ ,Neirney, Edwards Picrupont
Lawrence H. jerome, J. Il Doohtne,
Henry Hilton. stewart Brown,
G.. X Garrison, DAVID Patterson
Gea Van Vhet, August Belmont,
Rev DR.. Adams. Gen. Barnes,
G. vanperbli. Isaao Bell
C. p. Levercb. Gen McColuu.
r. L. Cutting. II. j. Raymond,
j. j. Cisco, H. T. tIuki
Edward Cooper Gen. Merritt,
Geo W. Mclean, Henry Clews
Wm. TurEbull Surgeon Molris,
Frank Work Joe. Nj. Mclean.
Udolpho Wolf Col w. O.. Moore,
r. T. Woodward, L. 7. Morton
J. ID f. LanieI Lieut. McGuley
wm. Libbey. WIN. Coleman,
John ID. Jones, CLas Morgan,
T. j. jackson, Col X Morrow,
A. G. Norwood. Ii a Nelson,
BENJAMIN Nathan. M o RobertS.
VIM II. POmeTOy, Geu. PlehsaDtOn,
A. J.. Robertson. James Ro6b,
f. d. Morgan, WIN. {. Prime,
j. W. Green, VIM X df9ld'
WIN A Budd A. II. RetiDger,
s. d. Bsbcock, A Robinson,
John Briee. ID Russell
&. !. Tiffany ~ Potter
+. Townsend, Jos smart
Rev. DIR. Thompson, Cbas r. DAY
j. H. Wsde, j. L. felYeron,
Horace Greeley. LOTing Andrews,
VIM H. Hays, III a IA oafdher
The dinner was excellent ard fully occupied the atten
ton of the guests until 81 +. u. Then the participation
drew near 70 the principal table FIVE OF Xix ladies
admitted behind it, and the Mayor commanding silence
said
sTEECu OF MAYOR HOFFMAN
WI the gensen I'LL their glasses 10 the first toast Of IN
ev dngf do not rise make Fpeech. III the presence
any distinguished and Particularly u presence Of To-
Pr United States cappng Of bands and cheers
sonOred guest tonight IL woul be sadly out o. TASTE
de Ined longer than necessary 10 enable ne
ds,ssSge the yery pleasant official duty that incumbent
the p sdebt the City Hall In tie Of tie Duniepa
Authorities and Of the people that when the City OF
spoke did not speak In whispers utter uncertain
sound I" Good, good and loud eppause and call rpO
declaration AS the Chief MagsiTe OF City and the req
resenative OF its people is my .ty as my pleasure
Ak them when they do not speak for themselves igoOd
good and cheers but when they speak for Themselves u
a voice aud speech Of welcome 10 Andrew johnson ta'
President OF the United States three cheeT and HAT voice
speech has been waited through valley Of te land
ana will be echoed and Te6choed from every hsIde and
every mounton-top ard viii so forth 10 the world ar ib
decoration Of the greatest city Of tie greatest continent OF
the errth Loud cheers shall saw no:e No lCfies y
GO al L these introductory remarks ~ pro
posn you the health Of Andrew JcLfoI the President
the United States.
The toast was drank standing, the hand playing IIa
10 the Chief"
when the President three cheers were called 81
and given; there wTc loud Cios Of clown. down. az
the MAYOR requested gentlemen % te seated aLd iL'
waiieTs 70 keep quiet
SPEECH OF THE PRFTDEST.
The Pre- dent said:
GfNTLgis. LeLind manner IN hri ie toast Which las
|,st PEE. oDoted ~ your asc-i -ta ieiieseL'ai, .l