The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-12 00:00:00

DINNER AT TAB MANSION HOUSE TO THE

AMERICAN MINISTER.

Lest evening the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and
the Lady Mayoress estorteis ed at dinner a dietiegaiebed
party is beams el the Americas )painter. Tb (seem sem-
Mired upwards of 300 ladies sad gentlemen.

Is proposing the tort of " The Army sad Navy," the
Loan MATOZ gave the Imes of 0 1 thr Harry lonia
and Admiral Lord Radetock. TOO formes, in returning
thanks, &Aided in vary enlogistie terms to the heroic con-
duct of the allied armies in the But, particularly in the
ever-memerable Wiese of Balailava and Inkermaan, whoa
the Byhii may distlegaisked themselves is • manner that
rendered them deserving of the compliments which had
been paid them by their toontryisem is this and all previa=
°medusa of a similar ekanster.

The Loan MAYOR than gave " The Health of Mr. Boobs •
ago, the America Mictister," who was vety shortly about to
leave this meetly. He hal hoped for the distinguished
honour of ressiviog the American Minister some Jew daye
ago, whoa he had sessiabled a very large number of gen-
tians., mote espesially esweted with Quads and the
Uoitedatatee, to meet the representative of that great re-
public. He regretted his cheeses at that time, beesses be
haled be shield net have mother opportunity of receiving
Ma at the mule.-how. He was, however, pleuarably
disappointed, r Wsummer had not yet arrived ; sad he
should have felt ft a very great retie:dos upon him if during
his mayorslty he hod sot received sea guest at the Mission-
house the misitter from the trailed States of America.
(Rear, hoar.) At all times and lesion. and
more rthan at the preeeat aromest: the edemas
of London had welcomed with delight and pleasure the re.
presentative of that great people. (He ,r, beer.) Mr.
Buchanan was partiealerly welcome amongst them—partly
beams he was shoat to return to his Dative laud, cad he
trusted he would take with him the cheers and good wishes
'of the people of this country, and fr tm Ude meeting, and
Irma himself (the Lord Mayor.) Wishing him every suc-
cess and prmperity is his own country, and nothing bat
agreeable recollections of Great Britain on his return to
that distiogaished people, whom he bad so well and bon.
°lushly represented here, be proposed the health of Mr.
Badman, the Americea sinister. (Climes.)
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The AIMILIGUI Muller's in retnaing thanks, said he
received w.th profthad aad grateful firebugs this testimn
alai a the friendship end regard in which they bald his
eoustry—he would sot say himself, because be
eould sot say he was deserving of as high
• coupling**. He could say, however, in all
truth and sincerity that be should ev r preserve a
mat fel memory of the kindlier be bad experisoced in
Ragland. (Hear, hen.) He had yet to nest the Ant
English gentlemen who bad net treated him as if be bad
been • countryman of his ewe. He had nothing to ay of
the ladies, sae pt that they were the very best part of cre-
ation end had always gives him noses to appreciate their
pod qualities sad kind &speedos. (Hear, hear.) He
Mould carry with him every sort of grateful feeling to-
wards the people of this soastry, anon/ whom he bad never
hand himself • s'reager. Speaking the same homage,
reading the isms non, holding at all times free istorethree
with aiadred spirits, be bad spoken openly, yet iienfally,
wherever he had bees, and head always foithis En-
glbb gentienth treated bin kindly. If he had stilleted with
ethers they bed had • fair &Tomcat sad had carted is mean
and friendship. (Hen.) In regard to the two smatrin
what • dreadful misfortune It would be to the lianas race
U they should ST r again ee involved n war. (Hear, hear.)
What an of insane blow to the sane of civilian:lea and
heals liberty ! How it would delight the despots of the
earth to fad those two actions destroying each other, sad
at the we time every hope of the proven of manned!
(Cheers.) There timid be so political dewy where the
English nemeses was the laeguage of the wintry. It was
impartible, sad so f.r from there beteg any jealousy abhor
on
the part of Rusind or the Hefted &atm, as to the
\cent and fair enemies of their borders, it ought to be
°tendered • blessing to maskiad that they should "need
them over all the mottled pasta of the earth. He wen
sorry to say that teen lad bees hem the Ant a sass-
bar of salesman question' washed betas= Me two
evautrise. There was as the pissed meson • daemon
sends. between them; but be trusted in GA, sad he be-
hind that the close' which was sew hovering over them
would be speedily dissipated, end that the saaahne of poses
and friesdehip soak' berme mare sad more bright, till all
dtheselass bad pasted away, sad °sly lived is history as a
reseed of the telly of two people threatens. for a stemost
to angege is fratricidal war. (Load 'beers.) Theakiag
them spit for the high noose they lied naterred upon
• ha ossM oily farther anon them that he should ever
romeambor his residence la Ragland as on of the brightest
perk& Obis life. (Load cheers.)
The sent toast was that of " Prosperity to trade and
emeaseise, and free iatmentase with all annum of the
world."
Mr. 1111. TN, the consul-general of Sardinia, having ac-
knowledged the eampiisanthe
The Loin Mason gave "The health of Damns Du-
ben, Seq., and prosperity to the slipping linens* of this
eligetry."
Mr. iluunss returned Oath.
The LOAD Mason then gave " The Legislative Assem-
blies of the County ;" sad Mr. Monosson MILXIII. M.P.,
rotund thanks ou the part of the Hone of Common'.
Lord JAM= BTUAZT seat proposed " The health of Ma
Lord Mayor." This was fo'lowaby The Clergy of Rag-
land sad the Head Master of the City of Loados
DT. 11011111Ift (chapels to the Lied Mayor) baring se-
ksowledged the twat,
The Cathartic...it pars " Sir George Carroll said the
members of the Court of Aldermen."
The Assirecthw Mumma proposed "The health of the
Lady Mamma ;" sad the compliment hones bees wallow
lodged the Laid Mayor, the coapasy shortly afterwards

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