New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-16

AHonS. R,'n' Nsln9t. Dates - Bin ll..
r..pStrie. core feses. Gsoe.
During The progress Of the Dinner Dodworihs Cor ct
Band under the lad Of H. b Dodworth gave seye al pop
ular airs in e1ceilen, style.
Tie Dinner was very good well cooked and well served
and p.ssed Of 20 the full satisfaction OF all parties The
fruit WAS the best have seen in New York this season
TOAsrs AND sPEECHEs.
Dinner being over the toss,s and speeches came in their
order a. follows:
Theodore S.dgwick ESQ President If the Association
ard ciaug CHARM an at the Dinner gave the first regu
lar toast which Ia prefaced as follows
10 rrg propose the fret toast Of the evening aad at
ter rtVeIang 20 the Obligations conferred en- them by
many assembled in Carrying ~ the great enterprise "a
which thpv Rad geo remarked more plrluNly the
assistance received from the press 81 the n'4d states TO
whom they were under thu deepe, Obgations-but pre-
face the introduction of any toast individually would be
iu1ossbe but if they to select any one ought to
b. those geuteu VINO came from the other side OF the
water ard who after AL the they had been snb
i.CteC 20, had materially assied them IN reHchng the
point 60 which they han already gained II had O-en OMEN
s hat the feeling Of Loyalty fuos no proper response on
tbs side Of tie water lu' looked a. IN Ms proper stn9
W., ou- Of the deepest implanted feelings IN tho human
lodv Ihe soldier i loy 10 me tagthe truehearted
yrto Dr., msresssnd It he Eugor man 10 loyal to ms
Queer the Anne lean at all times loyal to the Onon lou
have here night the h.aa e.. hat nwn loud and re-
,s,,t tlaus, and IN prupo.ii vru The President
OF the tinted st-te-,' | wout odd The Anglo SAXON
e.ur4 ?. a-o. ard d" God hle-s him Nue cheers
Byt bard-Ao, Han 4 ilmois
n. Precedent then rose ar 4 spoke as follows
Nj riIsIbf>r SID GENTLFAEN: In responding 70 the
ueTt YOU have pronounce II! own uousntt c0u
.. DIV ulDu cir ancr Hhoh MAN gud 80 AR ~
~ d only circumstance that does the i vities
Il hi, Jog ous occssol atuc- 80 tte u~'7 ani 40
s4uce Il Lord ElesIuere Grriaed we a that he
csine how much Ia, iat gr,le ton be- -nhiacr1 by
lie t., that b- not alone, OLt that h7 family grad
sru irof-o the Inauguration q your rxhl1 ih ~ h-r
pu-tucc! t,t-r,.y AN sure SHOULD hardly '7 Aiu.9
II 1tf-.o fi rrse 20 refer 10 gea-nsn V1o has pad
90 orr country and country many toonpi nrnis
-u,re. 1--we sometimes thought tu'n 49, d's~r'ed-a
y4rt-uau who II h- reputation GUIDED merely upon me
81 alton If science would stand at he head ct ine men
science but his fame rests upon oso'c. ana amp',r
h.s..-upon ibis that he hs' himself contributed iTSey
to tire sum elul hun M At' &c. 4"a c'nn1t ms
take me- sir refer to SIR Charles LyvA TOM che-r'
ri. c.utfrv and ours Within eleven days IS x :
No. Linz days OF each other \ y'sce-Ien daysl-oy
steomers. ...... ,.,.ot., l.,
wa. very uuoA impressed b. hat >H charles L. o.
eli told ne that eminent inventor ana n'oalis. as
cove red upon visiting the workshops OF Lowell ma "s
Iey pisled IL The WOrAngO ron H. one Aolr "" y
r.. nj, i've 10 L. rn yet tho cutting ot "lol ihs
ADJ antsgs met as great Ia tVor OF our n .cNl
While W return grateful achho"t Y i-hls u Al 10
po,rumeuts and nations here represented Au sure ''
III a.. ..rteu4p here assembled vii Unite with "e VA tl7
exprtss.of of the hope tla tnc Only rFaF! "Hch my
.prpg up between them ald Us saa De le IF"y o
srD+-f determined steady Ell r % promote ne -r'Ath
Cf tie lace, aLc peace iLe 500 &c 7-0'' ' - ~
n p4.cept sat down amid perfect storm Il cheers
Mr. S.sgwick then remaIked-We must not forget that
- .ie.ut Is not here alone Other gentlemen have &C.
companied and ass-ied hin in MS Srap. Us journey Aq
h,yt done Us tie honor 10 be present here tonight
propose Gentlemen. r Co.,
Tte Secreta Of ne Tr,asurGJames G1tare Esi Daeei'
MIR Grrnail replied Though public speaker be had
nevr been so much al shed He came - see the open
H., ~ the Exhibition OF the INDUSTRY OF All Nations, this
commend on OF sl Art, this liberation Of all religion,
b., y.sr SION # commerce TIL, meeting and agreement ot
al sr, and sciences IL had lite % say nothing 70 ou7r
xc.t h- zeILple Of his couItiymen 10 fs ana 10 hzr
culture They bad ielled the forests ana h'us D." li71
f.,- fields they have added STATE aef STATE
H. ,pr Glorious lion until the bright SNAy oI 'I' Nv
~, ir,y one seventy year, ago me cry "url1 Y"
o,, ny. W. nile bali long anG na4i nile .. 'a1 Alu
contained 2ICo0 Inhabitants nos u j. nor th'h I'VE '7'
rrr nd tgo VICE, with popGliuon OF t.. 9.Y ihen
fr -re a. ~ wooden houses, 1i ons ahc t"p s'ii''
row . Is = Cry Ct prnc"iy pA4'c-' iirr on 'nns' ~
ter everv "a ard she draws % herself Tire rich pr1
duo % Il every cline BY her RAILROADS anl C-As sne
- ~gr - ermrrs II the western wilderness the NOTAi
~ ns-k,t Size now offers the Crystal Palace, wasrsn
r ~ e, leuces Of her and industry, aud invites der
sister >ffes aid 81 tie nations oi the EARN 70 come mere
s1d f m 10 The exhibition. She has won her "-Ath ana
r-V o. tie ats of peace and Enh- pva'r exist N7N'
Y.rt and - example Vii extend Until other cities emu
-4 ler irce-.c-ce AMI enter s7-thAt enterprise IN
Gu.tr, and integrity which guided by her merchants, has
made ler prominent Cheer. Mr. q. expressed as
thank, for lie Compl-le ni2ry toast and at down
fDuf lis speech Toe rres.den, -i. The room With Gen
V,ot s1o his secr5,arv Mr. Webster The parry immedi
a.sly proceeded 20 the Opera a; Castle GARDEN
III SedgHck then s-ye aifer some complimentary
rsmaIA. upon ais course ii The Mexican war,
Tie Heals y Serre's, Of W1rJ-1erson Davis loud cheers
Mr. DAVIS responded. lie spoze IN eU.ogy u ths Ma
,ions Fsg under which bis th-r and himself had fought
and welt On o. shos hat snd Is utsrasn were
not out of place on such occssi0n. War vas .cloo
Of realty Tia, taught The yus Of peace. d. then Wen
or with Oh ou, I'D or; i.e Trade speech and concue'
th. rs tLro wiz open Il pors If al he world perpeilA
reace would be secured lie though; should declare
that what could De- bought cheapy IN anothe
country should BE- bought there. free trade was "a
rising .uu which WAS - nlCill1e ne globe Ihence ~
r-oc..S.d 20 speak Of the Pacific Railroad which d
thought 10 be III problem Of the age Wneh We were =
solve.
Mr. SEnGlwICK then gave ss a toast
TA>Aal Of Gen Cg,ae-Aiiorney General Of The aisi ss'
Mr. CrsHlSG MADE q brief reply, Peace hah Us VIC
tories no les renowr ed than said ne this Tempt
Won have reared to divinity unknown 70 an aent my
ihooey-a Temple to Industry and Art He admired IN
,,pnrb, Of Peace yet held the necessity OF iorc
True there sometimes force IN reason "'' ''7e
slyays reason m force
Mr. SFpeFyyIcB then, b. Whist he called 4 cop e;a