The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-26

nu,rt'n Nos Hhu 10 &c W ptcksEeH ct 3W Ids tho eR
jsct OF .h regulation the protection Of the
from the icit Importation of tobacco and has noU
tecn Get aside IN 5rpor of Ne Uaied States S amsig
bv tie r@es~pt 1fees,p pnn,vr We shall be very uch
surprised If this regulation do not give great fac H.
ties both TO the British and tho American sugglcr
Tue intention may possibly be only to secure TO the
trade end shipping Of tbe United States OF uaeros
every favor and facility for it's which this
Try can beStow upon il but then IL suspicion
n iegtmstc one II the permission Import tobacco
IRON 'he United states in packages Of 80 lbs weight
hsA the effect OF encouraging Illicit traffic la the
article the regular traders in tobaoco will have
ssd sson TO complain OF an indulgence which will be
injurious To the legitimate trade II will require
any great ingenuity in the packing ot s0b bale OF
tobacco put il up two bses of 4Olbs each the Int
Ter weight bring the most convenient size for the SNUG
ger nor do we suppose il will be very easy say wbeth
tr 1t b the produce Of Virginia OF Cuba Of any 9th.
r place which is TO enjoy the benefit Of this treasury
minute detrimental 10 the regular trade Is the SNUG
grg a. tobacco found by those legitimaiey engaged in
u IN Claseow, that there is that city association
foi'd ifr the prevention aud detection OF smuggling
aud we suppose there place In the kingdom where It
would be so difficult to find purchaser for the
band article.
AS suspect cuds In the United States are not
over scrupulous in conducting ther operations with this
corutry we hope the beraity Of the Treasury will not
AFFORD too many facilities for the extension Of free trade
TO the Introduction Of tobacco minus the duty.
AmerteSn Hospitality In Nnsland.
From the British Army Despatch July o
THO public Ia by this time familiar with the OF
George Pesbody. This gentleman. who il American
mere hant Of great wealth and much respected by mis-
him. delights in giving entertainments grand scale.
TO celebrate the oulst1ipg anniversaries OF the Ancr
can confederate republic. When mention the Duke
of Wellington his friend and guest, need say
more to the estimation in which Ms Peabody Is held
by EDg!ishmcu Were these entertainments mere Illus
trailons OF Transatlantic hospitality. they
vain glorious exhibitions many fashionable ftcs
were they given for purpose for instance, sort
Of polite advertisement like some that we could name
they would neither merit require al our hands
favorable notice than such accidental paragraphs, Ia
jenkins as our printer sometimes supplies to fill up
corIer or to eke out the vacancy occasioned by
the shortness or absence Of the Fridays GISe'te.
But we look upon them in a very different light.
since thus in the most agreeable manner, the
cordial feelings between two great nations are
Cherished and increased, since they give occasion TO
the eloquent expression of sentiments ut friendly
M pebie since they bring Americans ana Engihmen
together round festive board and since botheriy sym
pathee thus created and kept up both by Of
convivsy and that generous emulation in courtesy and
euogy which born of such occasions and dws Ia the
mind with the ir grateful remembrance Such an enter.
tsinment, as we have characterized given by Mr..
Peabody, at Backwa Monday last, when $50 gentle
men, chiefly Americans sat down TO splDiid banquet
in honor OF the 4h Of July Among the company
tced the American Minister, Col L Lawrence. DIR.
aiTight of New York; the Hon. Judge Kelly OF Phla;
Mr.. Browne NJ r.; Professor Fowler, Mr. Davis Sec.
retary of Legation Of the United States Mr. Field the
great publisher; Mr. Hobbs Mr. A. b. Richards &c &C.
Almost every American in London dsting uished by
worth genius. ingenuity talent was present There
was no distinction persons save that which honora
tanmcIts given by EnSlf ambassadors and merchants
in foreign countries
The health of the Queen OF England was given before
that Of the President proceeding which forms striking
contrast 70 the conduct of late dinners in Ireland
where the Fopes health is drunk first. Then followed
speeches fau Of eloque mingled with feeling which
did infinite credit TO the speakers The host gave as
rcass the Kingdom of Great Britain and her colonies
and then all the states Of America separately to which
the Engiishmen and colcnists present. rstpouded by
III ing. well the different representatives of the
States When say that out Of all the States of
lie Union only two were not represented. it will
give readers some idea Of the character of the
banquet. The Hon. Abbott Lawrence expressed him
elf with his usual dignity and felicity, and alluded
10 the fact we lately uuwillngty recorded, that he
i about to return home from q mission fraugh with
wc purposes and good effects his has been II must
and will afford him lasting satisfaction know that
whatever may happen between England and America he
ii,s done all in his power and that pot little to link
Two great nations together In bonds Of amity and
ihci'by to further the 1eTa interests Of humanity
lis visit to Ireland last year distinguished by de-
f-ce o.Pood sense and good taste. which exceeded a
diplomacy, in the execution o most difficult task, sci
pfinfod by an earnest desire TO soothe and to
&c. while many would have eprly sought under sima
circumstances to irIiiate and pcr,crt
The most eloquent speech OF the evening unionbt
dy that Of Judge Kelly, of Philadelphia Thus gentle
in the happcst language. and with delivery worthy
u grat actor following the advice Of Hlt, justified
eri,an ndt ndencc, and claimed for IL the heartfelt
arp oval Of the English people He spoke of the
M TO rage heLwecn freed m and opprt free con-
rjencc ana The Pspact and in language that seemed
n'pned BY the grandeur of his subject pictured Eng
nd and Amer lea doing battle side by side for the bcr
les Of mankind. Thcwar Of independence not q m
ion3l war Of EDgandit the folly of tyrant and
be wckedness ct his ministers While listening 10 this
or seemed 10 hear sentiments long cherh in
'nr own breast to which We have sought aud
give expression endued with vitality and exhibit.
Ig new features Our heart felt full listened to
iiD with pride and satisaconprde at the greatness
}, people planted by England the great continent Of
'meca-safacion al the thoughts Of the destiny they
IRE likely to fulfil, and their Just conceptions md noble
The separation cf the American States
fon. England indeed possibly fortunate both for
Iai mt aud offspring.
We shall watch the career of Judge Kelly, who is
oupg aud self made man, with great interest We fully
'licvo ere long he will play very prominent political
art III America The breed Of great will not be
Htnct III that country while she boast of men
nlighlened so Just, and eloquent deem him to
o and Philadelphia has already to boast that
sas the State Of his early adoption
IL conclusion, do not hesitate to say that no cony
A meeting gave such intense eengs Of sat fac
ion on public grounds this Mt which assisted on
y loncay last NJ Blac kwall.