Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-11
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ii. 1889.

personal knowledge know they have not sold ss in
the last tenty years Thus then, European funds
commanding nearly prices known and their
sell 30 while American r per cents
offered at co. without finding buyers and fear mad add,
that the matter Of price aone for if America.
per offered at 90 they would not sell at present.
What the Of this7 Gentlemen from experience
Of the English character believe confidence in
securities Offering in the London
likely restore confidence sufficient to afford our
agents abroad the Of negotiating securities as-
factory prices the necessity who reside on the
line Of that wealthy tier of through which the New
York and Albany Rail Road projected knowing and feeling
that thes the road TO be constructed they rely
upon their and ample for successful
The New York and Harlem Rail Road ha, been competed
from the City Hall to Harlem River individual
unaded by the bonds the nation and so can the
Albany Rail Road be ructed But if the public rely upon
the sale OF bonds foreign markets for the necessary
construct the road Tear they will rely upon that which will
prove put a broken reed
attention to these remarks but hoping tha they
useful in the real promotion of internal orbear
to detain longer and will proceed you the
first regular toast which the Committee OF the Board pre-
pared for this occasion f sN*t
After these remarks the President the
as the regular oasts viz:
4. The President Of the United States.
2. The Governor Of the State of New YORK
Three Cheers
8. The Senate Of the State of New York.
Senator Tamadge replied Messrs Horn and Maynard
sung gles.
Three Cheers.
g. W Buren,, Esq, replied
s. His Honor the Mayor Of the City of New York
8. The Common Council Of the City Of New York
Alderman Anderson replied, aud Mr.. Knight sang Fill
high the srimmer new song written for the occasion by
General Norris which most appauded
I. The Judiciary Of the State of New York. IA
Three Cheers.
Chancellor walworth replied.
3. The Congress oft the United States.
Three Cheers
Ogden Hoffman, Esq, replied, and Mr. Charles 3. Horn
sung appropriate melody
9. The Press-free and Independent
James Brooks Esq replied and Messrs Horn Knight c.
Horn, junior, and Maynard sang quartette.
10. The Army of the United States
Major Gen. Macomb replied.
IL. The Navy of the United States
Mr. Chas. Horn, jr., sang a song .r
II. The Militia of the State Of New York
Major General Sanford having the table, Brig Gene
raj 'rrs replied and his remarks with the fol-
BY General Geo. p Morris-Tae Great Atlantic and Paei
Jfe Railroad cfihe year I9oo
Modsrn philosophy, anon, N"
VIII, at the rate she's rushing on,
ieke lightning to her railroad car,
And posting, like shooting star,
Swift as solar radiation,
Ride the grand circuit Of Creation.
H. Our ever fair and gentle country women."
Nine cheers
I" Here's ahealtA to all good lasses."
Dr. Wainwright pronounced the benedioon, and the
mime" '' '@ '''''A ''''' sung ''' moons
VOLUNTEER roAsrs
BY the President The Nev York and ALBANY Railroad
May reach the St La the east Lake Erie in
west Canada in the north, and the Mississippi in the south
Charles Henry Hail. Esq., President Of the Road replied.
BY VIM. Paxton Hallet, Esq-TAe Empire Stsie-Inter-
laced with vein, Of lron who shall put limit to the develop
By John v CiresndeIi I'd Vice President The United
owshP but BY bands Of iron May both ties and bands be
BY Anthony j. Bleecksr Democratic Steadily
BY Henry Erbes-7ae CRY Of Ne0 York-The great Me-
trepos Of the Western Hemisphere. She has won new
BY Thomas sa,gen-Dv Da,win and his prophecyHalfa
century before the accomplishment Of the prediction he wrote
those lines
"soon shall thy power, unconauered Steam. afar
Drag the swift barge speed ponderons car.r
BY Isaac Gbson.-Raiiyosds throughout the wertd-They
have brought the great family Of mankind into and
general communionhey have leveed old preudces
created afnsand given new impetus to the great
By WIN. we-TAs anniAaf,on Of time and space
What dream Of the poet psrases now as much Of
By James II. Whiting The memory of Robert Fsisn--
The SMOKE which transatlantic steamships leave behind
them the great deep forms wrea for hrs fame proudsr
than the aures OF the conqueror.
BY Edwin PO,t-OT Locomotive sieam Ensinss-whs
would transfer TO aching human shoulders the burtens 80
"
By Siias VI. Stlwei.-The travelling coamunfy-Thsr in
proportion the increase Of facilities for locono.
tion and the they the will
be the friends Of the Uni,n.
BY Heman w. Chlds-Perkins and Wau-To their i'm.
inventions the availability Of the steam
engine for the obligation DC ever grateful
ly rene mbcred.
BY Mr. M'Elrath-The Nec York and Harlem Railroad
Uniting the Of the city of New York into one
ward equazng property over the whole island AFFORD
beaou abodes the industrious and frugal IN place OF
miserable habaons the and mpcre streets OF the
lower wards is at the mans carriage and the
working mans hackney coach.
BY Thomas w White, OF Richmond, va.-lnternat In
provemenfs-The golden chain, BY American genius
and enierprisc-ay IL sorisu,ly aid 70 bnd up tweniyx
sovereign states harmonious and invincble Union
BY Jo, T. Bloom6eld-RairoadsTh great desijeratsn
bind the Union band Of brothers An improve
Of the age important and connect parts
Of the Union with their commercial CENTRE New Yorkas
packet, furnish facilities To unite England and
the world.
The company separated late hour and returned TO the
city in for the highly delighted with the
| celebration OF the Narlem Railroad Company.
GENTLEMENs
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