The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-24

i the chairman, and the members for fire county and
the town., which were severally responded to- and the
company separated few minutes before tweve O'Clock
The Dinner 70 the American Minister a, Man.
chester.
(Frsm the Manchester Qua rdan
The public dinner to which the Hon Joseph Irersoi
the Minister Plenipotcntiary and Ambassador Of the
United States ut the Court OF St. James invited as
mark of respect during his visit to Manchester took
place on Friday evening Janusry 7tb, in the large
Of the Town Hail. which was tasteully decorated for the
occasion Over t .ntIance doors Of the room were se
United Kingdom, car red gdsd. and duly emblazoned
and anked by the royal standard and the British ensign
Wales, with his motto 'Ish Diem aanked by the British
flag and the star spangsd banner Of the United States
his right were His Exceescy the Hon JOS r Inrersoll
the American Minister the honored est of the evening
John Bright, ESQ. NJ p Thomas Bailey, Esq, President
lures James Haywood Esq. n. r.; the Mayor of Wgan
John cheetham Esq, N. p; Edward Lloyd, Jr., Esq.
raSarn Eq Frs Mayor Of Astn w
William Harter ESQ.,; Charles liindley, Esq MP Samu-
o. Brooks, Esd and Thomas B2otl,man, Eaq Secretary
OF the Chamber of Commerce To the right of the Mayor
were the Right Rev the Lord Bishop of aneeser viii
liam Brown, Esq MP; James A. Turner Esq President
OF the Manchester Commercial Association the Mayor of
Liverpool; Joseph Brotherton Esq, r. +. B. Ogden
Esq American Consul in Manchester; j. c. Harer Esq
Bolton; Oliver Haywood Esq the Mayor Of Stockport R.
Birley Esq R. n Phillips Esq Thomas b. Potter, Esq.
Inc PRESIDENTS at the foot OF the five tables
MIR Alderman Neild, Alderman Sir f. Armiage, Alder
man Watkins the Town Clerk, and the Borough Trea-
surer. nsr. H.
grace had been sung by the gee singers the Chairman
gave the first toast, Her Majesty the Queen, which
WAS received WIN all the honors followed by the na-
His Royal Highness Prince Albert and the the
y noyaI tamiy IN proposing which the Mayor observed
spect and esteem. This toast was duly honored and
followed by the gee of The foresters life the life for
M;.a tne ohlirnah mex. gave Inc fresdent OF the
'eu S.a'es, ~ P,oIosine which tne mayor sad ne
I "s ;.! ! "ouu an oer, Win every marx ci warmth
h anu nn G oi 70 he G asfioas , person
VINO ocouss ,ne nsnes posl,oh IN the ght OF the cit
zens ana inhaolants OF the United stateslappiause)
enpi.sains " nm thcii most earhest uesre that we
should enjoy greater ana more complete Intercourse
WIN nis Seat country me toas. was received with u
4' h oha NY iS E anu NJ ss.us .ree 'es three
a m Uneers cen, got & Ih, S' Morngtons hne gee
M Tere , ~ oooi sro., ionoweu' ), a.. .
ihe sh sA. u lose anu eXpresseu the sratihcatoh
anu y, t sE u. nayg present tne repre-
Iii wcr t war na'eu oy an ia Nan
cneseI as W.. " pronoe Inat gooa uhuer-
% m sou a ~ EYER uSlss petwcen Two sucn eoun
,iIes 10 EnsianI anu ''e ohtuu o ne same oood
ansuase au rensoi, anu aisnougn uering on some
h ueas oS'n Rtzs anu proho.hg tne Progress or
;ht u h = ,,I t ~ ~ us ~. mope ;aa. s' p ,neIe
aa ve h. ri0ay' yet 1y .ne provi
t ae'e iIta 1s A. t an n'e .i oe'WeeI WEE .e ewo
co1nties, 70 promo'e lhe goou tne happiness
MY W, .n ~.are " a.s ies1 " maAu. lnear near
m m ~ az, Ss, M w. o oesSeI - " plvpose, nls IN
W;t d n9 @ o' ~, ,p ~; ~ seisV ahe taiercan
" .'y uo eiose anu ih.lnute rea,ioh, now
Sappny existing petweyh 81 % Is country ana tne United
tro . %r teo hea ihe toast was feceVeu Win
'lrIo mt .1 .Aes - ii Is oaiuels. ,, r r -.
Ine ,yo ~. .ei oaneu upoL III. inohAs pAEi rres
aeh - S Iaue ~. VI Oonerce VINO rose
tn. W ~ anu t ~ VI nohcser % nau assenoea
;d w " th;p ;4 ~ s s, ~; i ny ~
3J,egI T @ AZ MI pp % o' 70 ms lateranu
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=. .s I W. INA. mighty nalion wleh was now
y ~ ~ w w s, Ia Ia ' p. ~ p.oSass ~ tne i.o'.on ~,
" IN, ny s" wo o wy peopH On .n's UNI ele
oter slue VI the Antic tnere couiu uot anu ought not
ill., A. ~ .I 10y h,a h hd @nu a. ,. mi H. ior ac soSe
h o ;sd h W;th ~ taos .ar h M
10 % Wy" al ~" Nv ~ @ .1 @ m IN eu I ooo: , " .:, oui
t;m " Ldrad Sa suni ;; Si.% ;at [ In, In, u T % ,nau
n ~ ieu oisi,, MN ool,u.s aAe y. P'oSress
- ~. faso.ats sa..a. - Iaas"so - - .a..I, 49, c
% ~ countries must pecohe te 'eachers 9,
ny oId - ha a. @ on' .h i.pev W. ne oseseu
sned liberal noScx connscteJ WITH our conmerc;a pa
-. .anaono - iP;I P' ;.,,at at; ~ ~ ~ .yei .y S iu'a
nf .he nn;tod StatoS haS hoon .s t uu u , Pnvs h
Gc;al,, iAnnonsc Jht o %aS betowod dI Ia ot,v ti
banasts nnr th;s o,,,i;t TT "a W .i,. w w. a., ~ S %
rrams ~ dctato ~ nn othe 'cant 70 al, ". Us s; ,u
ihat this no;c~ u;oht he nued r;,b w omt IN
.iat .is Pohcy n'gnt pe pursued Win advantage IN
every other country IN the world We received cotton
a,. noc % ho en;nnnatad and ID q; .ha ~, az
interest bnt in bonds much dc.rcr than those of mere
n,aroonor, ,oot;o. iat tha &c onn.ns % w - - - -
IN Lanry cnraor nf 81 ;,nro,nm,mt W. 81 - ~ @ s ;t;
moird tbot NJ JnaersoI would v;t Warhot %ar '.1 ta
Masor L;raI, oonsSanmJaa ,aS - ,ha .n no.o.;I I
assoc,tions that he thoncht Il might he esirahc and
onIv on ~ ~ ;nst;ce ~ nrasen, addrassas ~
of conrratnIation Tho Chamber nj Commerca had nm.
nmousiv adonte ed tho so,lowng resointiona ''' "A
ExTpAlr FROM TIM MsuTts or rIs nv cou,opcs
Avn MAyrrMTI,prs Ar M,Scups1rp FRA t,x IsSa
This hoard having heor I'd with rre,t rotiGc,tion ,bo
the Honouroble i Inpersol the renre enotve of tho
United states of North America was about to ;t Man
chester Il was nanimously reolvcdTst tbis chamber
tender Ia his Fxcelencv m hs arrival H. sincara
prntnations with an cxnresson Of feryc, hon that liz
amty 20 ono exisnc between bis connrv and onr or
mav he rendered pcrneuaI Through tho practical
to9 nv the Of each of thai syscm of
notonal noe which would nj once druse tho
al anount of Lannness and form Tho hend y,
Ia ding friend hin and noaace ~ ~ y
Thai this chamber further avas II sef OF thi on,or
tunty Of rennast;ng his Excaancv ta co,ya, ~ ,ho
Government Of The nitcd satas III ratcfnI acnoedg
nents for Tho mntitu5e v;t aich ia sngret;on s
the establishment of limited states consrls6in in Wa
chester has been accorded ~ " ~
That these rosoIutions be communicated "a his n
cellencv by the President of the Chamber y =
He Was reluctant 10 obtrude opiYtons merriam not VOL
come across the Atlantic among distngu,hea ana ma
trotic men But ON that platform in The mid 4 nj he
very ssehool; that had taught The nation i Ia nrnc
ne which our hereditary Legislators were nov struggling