New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
Grand Entertainment 10 Sir Robert Peel
sneech of NIr. ncrofI-Ireland.

The sixth Of the dinners given by The Lord Mayor
Ot London during his OF Office. and the MIRO 81 hs
polrcAl reunions took place on Wednesday the .7h of
at month at the MsnsiOuhOuse. The party 10 "hose
the present banquet devoted that Of which
Robert Peel the leader The two political parues
previously entertained by bis Lordshp being he Mnls-
i'll. And The Protecioui.s-the Liberals suppos
civic hospitality recognize This fourth party. YET rema
10 be Toasted The dinner was served A. asla 10 1Ae
Egyptian Hal. where covers were laid for about 200
The names OF distu gushed ladies' and gentlemen VINO
ilued this with The cef magistrate Oi Lon
ton, FIJI third OF column Of The Ii"ei anc consist o
peers peeresses bAronrt ambassadors. member OF Par
sment and their ladies, osnkers, merchants Aldermen
&c &C.
Peel who Will probably be the next Premier Of Ens land,
vas proposed by The Lord Mayer and drunk with en-
thusissm- SIR Robert Peel responded 10 speech as
playing good taste and deep ceiling lie had STOOD 10
mar hall former occasions, As The organ OF posefiui
Government, a. other nmes s. The organ Of an Opposition
nile ess pow eriu trying 10 slovert nat Government
AID be took that occasion 20 compliment highly many oi
ais former pohucG! colleagues, amenuns the deans q
aihers He briefly ed his public life, and PAID
trlbufe Of high respect to the Duke Of WelnEionL-
sad ne - entered public te when spain was occupied
~ the French aTmies-hy not .ss Than $50. Ffrueh
5iers when aer the bsiue Of TA.2vers the DCke Of
.bouf s. . OF the Brush forces ilbn the lines Of Torres
Vedrss There was great teecuOn--srea depression -
There prophecies that the BRUSH army must
evaeasie The Peninsula here was pubic procismAa"s
OM bonaparle tSi he himself would take The command
Spain. snd hat bis crossing the Pyrenees ouc De ne
gaa FOR he BRUSH eoPsrd rushing into the sea or re-
urng escape disgrace and death. laval preparations
were made for Tie ~ihdrsWa u hat army from Torres
Nedras. but there who determined 70 MAINTAIN
lls pos.Aun. ne lcIsil hlFhlccl foH tlvsc i-lcs
and the leopard paused IN It's career Until TIE
British standard f0anng PaTis. and the irde-
penoe1ce Of uAiiOns secured By Tie glorious e1er
hons o. the Duke Of Nellingfou-'
or Ireland. Sir Robert spoke as follows Men Of 81
parties feeling Tie deepest syupaihy ~th Toe C. sfor
lDes OF unhappy country evincng The sncrrrs d.
re 10 sy the OQpcAtoc Oi her future prosperity II
London can cooperate thai great oovct Il AL confer
upon sef credit which q Justly Us dae from past con
aexion with TIE history II Ireland Il nearly go
years since q Sovereign Oi his country james de-
.roas OF making settlement 10 Ireland, sous hi The as
.sance Of Tie CITY Of London he invited is eooPerA.
non IN restoring whAi called The rulnaied Ciles Of
Londonderry and COerane Lonton has done more inAn
Parliament Or propretoFs 10 promote ihe interests OF Ire
and hope that il may be eua5 ed ssAn 10 promote he
welfare q ibs country Il Will act now upon vie~s more
hbers-more comprehensive II ~ act secs. - 4 arT sfo-
fore dad s9pe he Eafire from tss s0k II vii sees 70
elevate their chsrscier 10 encourage iher nGsy 70 nn
Tor toe N permanent ploy urut 10 lDsu4 ne ~
order, " rsspect for The avs hope may succeed II
can, BY useful connexion with Ireland, encourage ~
he remote districts habits % Industry sDd OF order II Will
~uocar toe Eng name 20 the people and do more 70
c-uen ne union than Laws ana f0rmAl Tegua 0ns
can sfect"
In al the plans proposed for the benefit Of Ireland We
DO proposition which LOOKS forward The bressing up
Of An shso church sstaehssnsn intricate legal prse
nee, and he Mammoth Of absences saa Of