The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-07

the evening Of the stu he sstsrsd tAs osssas BOX.
and took the place OF honor opVoats to hss - usual
d.n., that sssvsss .ur.sd S.sd, pei. ana len sHs
box He tsndsssd his rsdsnssion next day. Matters,
however, have bssn made up
fron Bombay to the 10th November Calcutta TO the
7th, and Hong Kong to the S0th October India 10
turplns TO Yuslsnd. lie has been In hot wstsr
since he was out, snd has quarrsllsd With the MARQUIS
Of Dslhoasis, the Governor General The rseeion IN
China has been put down The Portuguese hissts ths
Donna Maria, blew up st Macao killing two hundred
men. 80. -
new hierarchy, ON Sunday last He alluded In cour-
teous terms, to the replies OF the Qussn 70 the al
drssses presented at Windsor Nothing he said could
ave better idea OF the frmnsss OF the English
throne and Of the sxcsenoe Of Its consultation BY
their lot being moved BY the wild anti pspAl camor
that has been ,si..d II was ms pleasing duty TO
truly wise and royal course which becomes Queen
and gives protection to the sssAied and equal
rights to all 81 Georges Cathedral very we'll at
tended. Cardinal Wissman has received autograph
letters Of songratulstion from the Emperor OF Austria
the King Of Bavaria and the President Of the Prem
requisite IL Il am rightly informed by gentleman At
Rome, the Pope has sent instructions 70 CardinS 81
Wiueman TO remain as quiet as possible, until the
storm shall have blown over but the Hercsst Of
the gale has yet to come. when Parliament mssts.
The resignation OF the Rev. Mr.. Bennett, OF St
Bsrnsbss has besn followed by the resignation
OF all the curates Of that church lie Hoses 500 per
snnum and has little Q fortune Of his own. L
have no doubt his parish ioners will make him hsnd
some testimonial The last time the service was per
formed many Of the ladies wept. The eminent law
yer s Edward 5ugden the legal adviser OF the late
Sr Robert Peel; has pronounced an opinion that Car
dinal Wseman has violated the law. Sir Edwards
opinion will be quoted in the debate that will arise
this question: will be Of the trump cards xAnst
the papal aggression, and may be .droitly turnsd
csres that nthe La has been violsted 1t should bs
enforced. Sir Edward sugden publicly expressed his
opinion at the Surrey county meeting held last Tues
day, at Epson The religious controversy, meantime
does not sck fuel and burns and orackss in England
Bootland, and Ireland with equal fury Nor is 1t
confined TO the United. kingdon-it has spread to
the whole OF the continent.
The members Of the Liverpool American Chamber Of
Commerce entertained on Saturday last the Ansa-
can smbasssdor the Hon. Abbott Lawrence at pub
lie banquet at the Ad.iphi Hotel Of that town; the
chairman proposed the health OF the President Of the
United States in q Complimentary speech.
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence, In aokAo ulsdxing the
toas assured the meeting Of the anxious wish the
part Of the President OF the United states TO Quilt
waite friendly feeling between the two nations pro
mote the hsrmsDy which at present existed bstwesn
them, and to strengthen the bonds Of unity lie
thought he knew the feelings OF the majority OF the
people OF this country lie knew that he
quainted with the feelings Of the people OF D.
he con hdsntlo stated that no time he'd there
existed better feeling towards this country than
isted at the present moment. Sir said the ambas
saGor We are conm-rcisl people as we'll ~ you, We
know cur interests. and We believe that thoss In
teresss are Identical with your own and to that end
20 far as know my own duties and position, 1t IL our
desire to extend them tchesrsl
In acknowledging the toast of The Bishop and
Clergy Of the Diocess" the Venerable Archdeacon
Brooks paio high compliment to the energy and
terprise OF the people Of the United states.
The Chairman then rose, and said he had now to
propose to them on behalf Of the Liverpool American
Chamber Of Commerce, the health OF their distin-
suishsd guest, his Ercelsnlcy the Ambassador from
the United States tn cordial thanks to him for AZ
fording them opportunity Of giving him welcome
amongst them lie was able and ntting represen-
tativ. Of biz energetic and enterprsing countrym
Wear, hear
The Hon Abbott Lawrence AckDo wledg-d the co
pliment After abiding 10 the peculiar relations which
existed between the United States and Liver pool the
speaker rsie rred 70 the interests existing be-
the two countries Let them all remsmber that
both countries belonged to the Anglo.Baxon race
(hsM, h.sr) They had relations In q commercial
point OF view but they had rt stronger relations by
the ties Of blood. (cbesrs) Afsr an exceeding y
eloquent address, the gui-hed guest OF the
ing resumed his seat smids loud cheering.