, 1872-11-26


Mock Turtle Soup.
Fresh Goldfish boiled Is Mate1otte.
-Whih fish, baked and stuffed, Piquant Sauce.
hot RKLHyEs.
F11let Of Beef larded, Mushroom Sance.
Saddle Of Lamb, Orange Sauce.
COLD RELHvEs.
f R:oned Turkey an Trufaes with Jelly.
Capon boned . la victoria.
sve ct Bre.da larded vith Green Peas.
@ aais stuffed Is Duke de Orleans.
Calls Head Ia Royal
Oysters fried Ia New York.
Queen Ftitters with Jelly.
ENTREES.
Oyster salads Ia Mayonaiae,
11syona1Ee Of Lobster with Jelly.
Boped Partridge la Francaise-
PsHe G + Fat Goose Ivers Ia Mllanaise.
HELBHEs.
9sses eaze Hofse 1f Ssaisb, Sabob o: pSezss. sSHs
Baked Mashed Potatoes With Cream.
Sweet Corn ia Maitre d'Hotel-
s'9"'o Ffea 1ch Fried Potatoes.
GAME.
Broiied 9uah q R,:F Tqast, nz,,ts and Pork.
Roast Wild Tu rkey, Oyster Sauce.
PASTRY.
esss1ets Russe RsR 9sp a.y 5:y 5eas Ms:,1eh 9esr
7r0fe9 T.aiIIs S3ssu r5snch Cream csss
App,es Oranges, Dsiaar cs1iier,3i4 peara Almonds,
HeEory Nuts, California white Grapes, i Raisins,
caiifornia Malaga Grapes cataTba a.f Grapes, f..
Vanilla Ice Cream, French Cones Ancnosy ioass-
VINE FLOWED,
and the bill of fare WAS done full Justice Every
body WIS gratifed, on account Of the excellent
fare, which made them happy, and because Of
the presence Of their distinguished guest. But
The work Of feeding, you must understand,
Was but fraction Of the work in hand.
When the cloth was removed the "low of
soul" VAS proceeded with, as follows:
ME- CoOLBATGH
eaid it vas generally understood that, in accord-
ance with the wishes Of their distinguished
guest, the meeting would be entirely socia1 and
Informal, and in proposing the toast he Was
about to offer, he did not intend TO violate
that understanding, but be should say that the
services of their guest abroad we're performed neg
in manner that reflected credit upon MN @ ana
upon the country Of which ne was an oInangns axos
Ali tha citizens Of this country, without refer
thst et =, M American Minister abroad had reflected
ssIe,n cs gp9R psoRs bis :1antFy 5a Vice.
t5sy the fssnah fss1a OF Rspublic S and ''' we're
more deeply stirred when it was known that the
American Minister was the first to welcome the
young Republic into the sisterhood of nations.
fAppfause,1 they all knew how the American
Minister stood to his post when al others de-
serted theirs fApplause.] He felt, when he
heard OF his action, that America had the night
man from the right State in the right, place at
the right time [Applause.l His example would
Tosed the health Of tie American Minister to
Paris. [Cheors.l It was drank standing:
n6us1c-aThe Star Spangled Banner
MR. WAsHBuRSE
said he had always thought he WAS UNFIT 90 Tor
maline speech, particularly an nfter-dinner
E1eech. When his old friend, the Marshal, Mr.
Campbell, wrote to him that there vas to be d on1y
to COME, When Lord Thurlow mas retiring
from the b.r it was expected he, would make
speech but he did not Do IT., II, and eio11 one ot o.
1esst n1 baV@ @} }ssid "dNnT Ter eyes" [Laughterl
r wonld be- ungratefzI Caughter1 if [1anghter]
be did not say E,ughter} something to thank
them for their ezxsn sa ta mas 80
6f the people he served, but when that approba-
tion 5ane from that distinguished company,
-rereesenting he best men and interests Of CHI
liaTly pleasan* He was afraid too much credit
-Tag given lin His term OF Office fell
upon historic days. The breaking out Of
the FrancoGerman war, the estab.
1ishment Of tie Republic, and the uprising Of
The Commune, ,were great events which followed
each other inrapid succession. When the war
broke out therE we're 10000 Germans in France
ines ind the German Empire did this Republic the
.=.@=,n to ita subjects. The American Coy
DlEreBporded Immediately. He could new
the s1ccess at his legation when those
D-ought he protection Of that flag which
cha s,, of rred End revered wherever ciyilization
mutual eonsea: (AppAnse.l He could not claim
he old stand, for what Has done, but If
,rcipst the i'm, nble to 90 ANYTHING II
:anse tic German Government felt an
Chicago, Nc in its eitizens and furnished ample
for him to do his duty. [Applause.7 me
ch Government, also, did all it could to
him It Wac sone three years since be trod
native Land, and breathed it's free air. He
over to exercisethat grand right Of which
= thought SO muh, though Home, of them
ID not vote. Haghter.] He came over to
end to private h.iness. and those who knew
n best knew be I'D not great deal to attend