Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-19

shown trip to this city.
J. Nichols, Aare Derbes,
A. X. Van Rensselaer,, Charles " Foster,
John +. Miller, VIM. Knight,
John ID. McDonaIds, James II. Henderson, .
David Nevins, Jr, j. M. Prescott,
| Richard NJ. Marray., Thomas Grace
Andrew Lair, 2d Engineer for himself and crew. ~
ANOTHER BANK RoBBERY.-we learn from tho
Pennsylvania Of Tuesday, that opening on Monday
the Mechanics Bank Of Philadelphia dscove tn
about four thousand dollars in specie had been stolen
since Saturday IL is supposed that the building
tered during daylight Sunday by Of false keys
the premises being guarded at night by special and
iui Waterman. Alter eGcciing an entrance, the viii
lAins must havo gone TO work very deliberately
hole made through the wall into a fire proof book
case, which doubt mistaken for the receptacle Of
spccie.Beug disappointed here, they found in another
part OF the Bank number Of boxes continuing thou
ried oil. ond fourth empiied oil all its cenents, except
five dollars Nothing has since light tending
Afford any ciew TO The robbers Their caution In taking
only specie, will render their detection very uncertain
New York. November IL.
The dinner TO Com. Chauncey, OH Saturday,
most cordial and heartfelt celebration Tho assenblage
was numerous and mos. respectable Philip Hone. Esp
presided, assisted by Messrs. c. C. Cambreleng, A.
King and Dom. Lynch, Vice Presidents Among the
guests, B,hop Onderdonk aud the Rev. DR.. Vain.
wright the Russian Minister Baron Krudncr, MAJOR Gen.
Scott OF the Army, Com Hull. and Capt Perry, of the
Navy Jas Feniuore Cooper MI. Gsston Of North Caro-
lima, Chancellor Kent, and Don Thos. Gener Apologies
read from j. Q. Adamr, Daniel Webster Gov. Mar
cy, and Mr. Midi c,on Of South Carolina. The dinner
was such as only Jennings can get up.
The regular toass, and such Of the volunteers
could obtain. xc. The third toast the guest
Of the OCCASION prsfced by speech from the chair
to which, after the long rounds Of applause h which the
toast received had subsidized the Commodore replied
with much emoion-dweng with delight upon his long
connection WITH and attachment to New York-whch,
though not the place Of his nativity that Of his adop-
tion-wh many Of whose citizens he connected by
the strongest ties Of friendship; and in his
with all, during period OF many years, he had only
perienced the utmost good will and kindness For these
repeated evidences Of friendly regard and for the great
and dtering compliment OF the day, he expressed his
deep and overwhelming feelings Of gratitude and in
cluson, begged the company believe that in all situa-
tons and all circumstances he should recall with pride the
honor then done him.
| The Commodore then proposed this toast:
The City oil New York and its worthy inh ahtanis-ihe
one y nature, and prosperous by enterprise
commercial city and naval station; the other just
y renowned for their hospitality and for their kind and IL
berS entertainment Of public officers and priv v.ers
When the tenth toast was drank, and the cheering il
brough, forth ended, Mr.. J. A. King, OF the Vice
Presidents, begged though Of the regular ORDER to
submit sentimeHt spplcs ble the gallant ship Just
ed and TO her veteran commander, among honor
ed guests He was not about to talk OF the victories OF
that ship which all freshly remembered but OF her
mastery and successful retreat when pursued by great
ly superior force. He therefore gave this toast which
was cordially greeted:
lie who first experimenalIy proved the value of the
Marine Parachute will never lack the admit OF his
enemies, nor the gratitude OF his countrymen.
he regular toasts being completed, the President in
reference 10 distinguished guest from Norih Carolina
State OF little preenson but Of approved fidelity. offered
seniin en into The spirit Of which ho,e who had s,ch.
would he was sure fully enter Ii was to this effect
Tor; not having copy Of it, we give il from memory:
who prefer to sleep wi h Rip Van nkle, rather than
to wake to disunion
Mr.. Gas,on's reply to this compliment which wa. en-.
Enthusiastically Joined in by the company, OF the
haPpiest heard on such occa,on Evidently
taken surprise, and, he said himself unused In his
plain State 10 the practice OF dinner speeches. which
Tor the hrst time he was about 10 he seemed
and TO others Of better Judgment TO say in the best
ner the most gratifying things. We listened with too
ure, by an imperfect sketch from ecoec on, mpart
any idea OF what good ia ITSELF MIR. CASTOR offer
ed in conclusion, this toast:
The Commercial Metropolis OF the United States. What
American view its prosperity but with feeling of
pride; rememberits lus,rious dead but with sentiments
Of yenera,on or partake OF the hospitality of its citizens
without grateful sebsibility?
The President next offered, with short preface, toast
complimentary to the Army.
Gen. Scott returned thanks for the Army IL was the
fortune Of that service TO be cinpoye ed little sight OF
the great cities and with the exception OF the glorious
victory New Orleans il had not had the opportunity Of
rendering immediate service TO them It's stations and
duties the distant frontiers; and the maritime ci
ties rarely visited by It's officers by Its disciplined
batalons-never lie was, therefore, the sensible
to the kindness Of the mention just made OF them and
might he permitted TO add, that the Army, and
thanks to the Military Academy-tbe junior officers
Of H., would be found worthy and willing, any future
danger and emergency, TO sustain the honor and Interests
OF the country. Before sitting down, lie would propose
toast. Ii must surprise all, that when few fir. bull
gdfes had grown from single ships into sqadrons and
from squadroDs into fleets, and when in the Medterra
mean and Pacific alike, and wherever commerce needed
their support their proud banners dpsyed could
not he repeated but be wondered that the rank of the
commander remained the when in a single fri-
gate, and that Post Captain the highest post known
10 the navy There seemed to be uncomfortable pre-
JUDGE in country against the tile Of Admiral though
implied honorary distinction without proportioDaie
duties and labor sprejudce which did not extend 10 the
corresponding rank in the army aud yet in fact, adm
raj was but general in the sea service. He would,
therefore, venture to propose the company sentiment
10 which he thought they would all unite:
haNf to in hnf,nr
senior Post Cap,ns Of his standing, be yet promoted to
the rank Of Admiral.
TOASTS.
!. Our Country. Ii owes its prosperity 10 union, and
it's stability TO a government Of laws.
e. The President Of tho United States. l
g. Our Guest. We honor him for his public services
and esteem him for his private virtues.
4 The Navy. Anchored in the affections Of the peo-
pie.
8 The Army. Ever ready when duty calls.
g. The Tripoitan War, and the brave iau who first
taught America to triumph in her Navy.
T. The survivors Of the gallant band, who achieved
the indie pendence Of our county
g. The Mediterranean Service In America The adj.
mirsble arrangements which led TO the triumphant OK.
csmation 1--WE have met the enemy and they are ours
Commerce Agriculture aud anufsctures, the foun
laiDs OF wealth aud greatness Equal ncoursgement
under government Of equal rights
10. The Constitution OF the Union. Like the gallant
chip which hears lis nameit will outlive its enemies
III. Our Constellation. May IL never be shorD Of sin
gle star.
IL. The voice Of the peopIe-Hke the Grand Lsmo-s
power unseen, yotifresis,ibie.