New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

Ro, Al Victoria Archery Rooms South snp,on sr Joscos
LsnkAsie Mayer Of the city, presiding About 2oc pr
sons down comprising the family q Comm, S0.e Nsr
dsrb,t the captain ard ulcers II the sh,, Mr. sheriff
Garter iof London NJ pePay Bennoch tof Looiooi ne
leading members Of The Southampton co-porr.sn the
rrn,ps trsSesuen and ether inhsh,suts u he .or -h
ls-s sprnkfug ~ ladies' whose presence frned Gursa
noyefy in the proceedings The room hands My
dcorsfed with 1sgs various nsons II which Of caas.
nant and rsi raiesQua6riiie hSnc occupied the arAe
;rs While nd bard performed several popular
The grer outside the rooms The Whole scene va q
very ora ifyre and complimentary character and seemed
10 Be much suoysc by the American gue.ts In sdition
10 the orchestra party Of Vocssis irom Lndon assit
most materially 10 promote the harmony sri pleasure Of
N. afternoon Neither the Lord Mayor o London nor any
Of the prvncisl chief gsifss could svs themselves
Of he invitation given them Al the Mansion house confer
euce by The Myor 81 southampton, Asi w-cf tne svic
dsnsries berg presume too sox"as orre - trt n
rpactive spheres II duty sr their three fnrr dsvs
atfet dsrce in the great metropolis TIE Customary loyal
AZ national toast given nom the chsi AMI drunk
with al TIE honnYs. AFTER which the health OF
ne President Of the United States Of Anerea, i,
wss Drunk with great enthusiasm followed ny the osad
PLAYING Hail Cclunbisi the whole company stSnilng,
having the same honos 90 the toast they hsd vi
ously done to ne health II the Queen
Minister and The Saesmen OF bne Ard and
~ al her ahsrsfops tend " Prcnoe toe "ee ma.na
AID the civilzstcr Of the world ,,
The Mayor then, in brief and complimentary address,
proposed The teas, Of the evening.
Corcdore Vanderbilt every happiness sccrue TO enss 1na
family durns bis interesting snd ever success aneaa al hs
The gentleman in whose hcaor they assembled that
Jay WAS one OF the mtrchAt Nrhc-> 81 Allnttct->
gentleman who owed his present high posi- lou entirely 20
his owD industry aud perseverance, and tn extent OF b
KNOWLEDGE Of n kind Il bad ever been any -
all mODopoes. add that the foundation Of his great
success He the largest steamboat proprietor in the
United States. and sort Of frame 70 the pciare
had brought his splendid yacht into The Southampton
waters 20 show what Americans could DO In steam ship
building His posti'n in America equal 20 that 0f
any OF the ducs houses IN Great Britain
The toast hsv ug been drunk with enthusiastic applause
Commodore Vanderbilt who very warmly rsceiv a.
returned thanks f0r the honOr that bad been awarded 10
him and bis family in few brief sentences spi called up-
on one # bis sOnsiulws MT Carkl perorm the dssy
more efficiently thsn he could do
Mr. Clarke, in a somewhat heightened but luent al
dress responded 20 the cali dwelling with CREST orcs
the common interests % Enslaod and America and the
deep debt OF gratitude they, the children Owed to their pa
rent nation
Several other appropriate toass were sterward gone
ir ugh and the company separated about halt past
o'clock highly delighted with the festivities Of tbs
sion
Previous to the conclusion Of the proceedings Ccnmo-
dore Nandtr but invited the whole 10 TAXA trip
with HIM morrow In the North Star 70 the back Of ns
Isle OF Wight and to Spiihead, view the three decker
Duke Of wellington. and the other English ships II
hat anchorage This marine excursion will be- attended
by large party of ladies and gentlemen Of tho por and
j. comprise board this beautiful vessel for
the asse ulbled company