Th k Ffcsrital.—A happier, merrier, or JeelJ gayer party than was convened at the f BckM3 House, ie*l eight, to celebrate £ the 109th acaimfcsry of Robt. Barnsjqu never assembled in ibe city. There was oo this occasion a literal verification of * the old adage, u fca«t of reason and aH• tow of toti!.’1 The music was furnished ! M.hoar6Pioflici1-Bi A .Stwby Prof. Struby'i fit ring band. Several splendid songs were sung by the (ilad$ and lassies” present. After the regular toasts, the party whiled away the hoars doing ihe maty. The following h a correct list of toasts and responses:The meeting was presided overby John Bengali, Esq, j1. The memory of Bolt, Borns. Song, j . by Mr. Christy. A ut a a'a a mao fora' that.2. The United State f,tbe land we live in, and the President thereof. Response by Hod. A. P. Edgerrcm. The Star Spaogled Banner'—Mist Scott.3. Queen Victoria. Band—God save the Quean.4. The Army and Evy of the United WOl\ States—Wm. 3- Smith, Song—Fare- Jon*wall to the Land—Miss Bengali. I6. Scotland; the Land of CakcS.by Hon. j A. P. Edgerton. Song—Calidonia, by-Mrs. Webster. Response by J. H. Walker.6. The Poets of Scotland, by Mr. Kertn-iard. Song—Castles in the Air. Response by I. Jaukieson.7- The Prosperity of Port Wayne, by Mr. RudiMll. Song-Caller Henniry, by Mias, Donga! 1. Response by Mayor Sharp.8. The Press. Song. Response by Mr. TH! Sarnighausen. Song—Ivey Green, by [ H Wlfl. Atkins.9. Uur Guests- Song—Willio Brewed a. Pack O’Nat.10. Our Host and Hostess—By John Dougall.11. The Lassies. Response by Mr. Smart, Song—The llye come heme—Mr. Lamb.keepSism'rt.shinandpot.is th tea.9llE-