The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-03


great names the towers castles. burns and Arass II
Caledonia ard hoped they night continue their In
nees He called attention to the FIRST regular toast
]. The day. and o. Who honor IL. Three times three
Nj Wilson Of Brooklyn, was called upon, and sung
tbs following song composed BY Mrs BalmAno:-
Am-Tne Ha~shs Crcmdaie.
Let's drink unto the FGtherland
Where wsllace led his patriot hand
And Bruce waved high bis battle brand,
For glory and fer Scotland!
To whose brown hills and glens belong,
All that moet hallovs tale or song,
Or its pinion bears along
The heart that beats FOR Scotland
The deeds that wake the minstrsls Tyre,
That bid each noble thought aspire,
And shed Q glow OF living IRE
Around the names OF Scotland
Who reads upon the roll Of fame,
OF Lsnox-Dougas -Ms1wen-Grssms-
But gives his worship ~ each name,
And brsathes prayer for Scotland
Where yet the lonely moustans rise,
which echoed TO their surliks cries,
Nov tuned to setter melodies,
From the best homes Of Scotland.
Amidst whose scenes fair Englands rose
In her young beauty freshly blows,
May lie who every good bsstows
BLESS her and Bonnie Scotland
On the reading Of the fourth toast =" God the
Quesn'- three times three we're given. and the cir
"God savs the Queen" sung by this whole
The President Of the United stats."
Received with the ssms honors Musio-' Hall CO.
lumbia"
wallace and nruce." Music By the baspipss-
song" Away ys gay lsndscspss.n
"Jhe City Of Neu YORK; (Chesrs)
Song by Mr.. Crostie-"s Sit ye down, ma oronis, and
Scottish Education (Cheers)
sons,s Old Scotland love thee" By Mr. Esdi.
MIR Brpce, the BIRTH Vice Consul, returned thanh.
speech, con plimsntsry to England and Scotland and
their people and particularly to the St Andrews So
ciety and its charities which snorg the sweetest
flowers that adorn the waysds Of life His speech and
corresponding toast we're received with great sp-
AT this point telerraphie despatch dated Halifax,
10 O'Clock va. received with the plim Of the
st Andrew Society Of Nova Scotia. Qnmenss
Music on the bsspipss
"our honorsd guests" -Muclc-" Come under my
DIR BE.Ls Of England, responded, mstiss the point
Of his speech the ragged schools Of England and Scot
Mr. KrnrH,rpr. Of the German Society, made .
short and appropriate speech.
j. Ho1is, Of the New England Society, Was next
called in behalf Of 81. Jonathan and made sparkling
OF hand speech, the glorious achievements OF the
people of England, Scotland aud the United states
dropping word Of comfort BY the way for poor old
ireland
song" Tn. Harp that once In Tsr.s halls" BY Mr..
The t~sirh toast rss followed by" Here's health
to eli sooe leases" By Mr. Esde, Croskis Ciirehash,
and the company.
pspy and other songs.
The rsEspsrr passed deserving tribute to the Rev
Mir Scott = seosssed member of the ,ocisty
TbeEx-Presidents OF the society was toasted, asd,
MIR. Huau Msrw,Lt vas called out and made short
speech IN behalf of the nobi. kossuth which
cviyed with an outburst OF feeling at the men.
tion Of the glorious name.
MIR Ktrrypy was called out nsst who directed the
attention ~ the meeting to
Col MsufR Of the British Army, Who. In his turn,
gs,e his thanks TO the meeting for his nsttsrng
Col VILLAS " M.rurLL (sctips Vice Presidepp
being called on ter Q ssptis emit by the chair said
rise, Mir Chairman TO respond 20 the call, but be
fore offer sentiment, big your indulgence -hte
make a few predatory remarks An happy sgsiu 70
meet 90 many a my old friends srcund the festive
board, their cheerful oouptensposs assure me, ~s
sbsI. a. u.psl pass q delightful evening; that there
will be lack Of that joyous good husnOr that has
characterized the snniversary festival OF this
society. And Why tbould ~ net be so' When We
gsot that the number Of our members IL tnorsaspg,
funds augrnsntipg snd our ans a. doug good in
the form q charity greatly enlarged have then
scI TO feel happy Besiovs cir when think Of the
hbersl subscriptions that bsv- beeu ms6- this day.
for the reef a the poor and the benefits that Will
suit IL calculated 60 sfpspf our brsrt excite or
have alluded Agsin sir, We may wi'h pride rensrI.
ber this !. the Oldest benevolent Institution In the
state; that ~ has beray Contributed TO relieve the
di.tsetssd Of Scotia sud their oescsOdsnts Tor
nearly brkty year., and that during that psTod the
have never been permi'ief 90 relief to
selves the perty % society ought saver
90 forget the prominent causes " our success. The
gradual increase ana probability Z our members has
contributed largely 10 htsre ut "a vill he gstyiDs
T. che society knor that this year nave srss
cessior ne smoss them Gentlemen die
tsents sl pisc. thu the ii,t Of nanseers
Of dds sceiety, ssd SEINE a snsm in due tins In that