The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
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CELEBRATION or THE FOURTH OF JULY IN BREMEN
ONE OLE TuE GuEsIs asaLSLInN

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ONE OF THE GUESTS OF WASHINGTON.
On the FOortn " July Alderman Deiius citizen of
the bsi est ,epeciabiny in Bsemsp, gave n Otuons
Ginnes to large company 10 join in celebrating
day among lie gues the Minister OF rae Uuited
Staten at Berlin NJ. Bsrnaia, and the United States
Consul, Mr. Kpg.
In p1opo,ins tca,t Of The day, Consul H. H MEIER
mace ONE b.ppy iemarhr, ray,Ds no was well aware
Amer osns or NOT Americans; m&py ike himself had
resided the United States and could bear testimony 10
their pieat progress; thar cur worthy hot himse had
Be The gueat he Sather of bis coantry-hs great
Wahinstor He alu6sd 10 the plumber Of their young
en- no sent out to America and leaned love
their Institutions. scmbe their spirit Of ente~ aid
return homo cberhUg in memory the advance of
that country much so that B,emea has been called
the out pos OF tho United States ia Euro and he
Etnepes vcs pond it should he 10 And seventy.
tsv'n jean ago, when ,bo graf and good men set
forth the rights OF man in hei Declaration Of Lode
dspce Which they carried out successfully they little
thought OF laying the foundation OF the republic
bow bsh"ld, ard most earnestly he hoped the Ua,tsd
s'see moy consr in their onward and eocous cAreer
exencrg their bounds all the Western hemisphere
greatly 10 the benefit of the whole human race. Not
donh,Dg s soula heartily join With him in the toast of
"T6t Gay celebrate Day OF the Declaration OF
An G. lean Ihteper dence.n
Alderman EvKnAsD DErIus in propo'ing tho second
toast alluded in gran ing terms to ne honor witch
lretel CO e his Exceency Mr.. Barnard Minister Of
tn United Stsfea st ths Court Of Be rim had conferred
mocp he company, rendering testimony equally fat
ifg to his Latye country to themselves by de-
and the hind disposition he shove their republic in
sper6iIg this day with them and proposed
heah 81 as Ens, ne MI az the
company of distinguished guest Bhaye agreeable
recollection in bis mud and may lie take the CONFUSION
with him that the citizens Of Bemen bound by 4
stI org or pathy to great sister republic
Mr. BARNARD returned thanks FOR the compliment which
had been offered him in the the toast of Alderman De
Illus. He thanked the pany for the honor they lad
dLe HIM He alluded in o. heory ackno igment
TO tho toast which had been offered by Consul Meier
tire De y"tbG, Of the Declaration Of American ndapen
Sencr--snc 10 the happy and gratifying maol er in
which that gentleman had spoken OF the Uaited States.
On commerce, which he characterized yrea. ciszsr
lie said he thought the part which had
ard was playing in the world was not always undeS.
stood Be said thst tee day Of Independence reminded
him Q. the important influence which commerce had
upon tie Affairs Of his own coartry, country With
which Bremen was so closely connected By extensive
relations He referred ers., restraints
mFotd ~ the other country the commerce Of the
American colonies, by her NAVIGATION laws and other
scta having produced dssataf4c ion, and having
prepared the for the teparlton which took place
the Fourth Of july 1776 Secondly he referred to the
e,geneer OF commerce, and the endorsements it la
bored under az having led TO the abandonment OF the
confederation, and Tho formation and adoption of the
their nation shy and thirdly he alluded to war OF
1872 with Great Britain as war wsged to vndc ste the
rights Of neutral co..me.ce, and for Free Traie and
After fus ther remarks on the hum1oisug ard civil
izirg Effects Of commerce, AMI particularly its pre-
venting vars he concluded BY osrng The following toast
Commerce Let the nations Of the earth once
be bound together In an endless Chain o. com
Peace progress prosperity and happiness viii attend
tksmn
felt he anticipated the wishes Of the company in
Offering he health Of our highly respected ead Cocsul
Ralph KTg. All we're animated with The fsoog of perfect
regard which Consul Kibg had gained during Ills
retcence in b enen Consul for tbs United states OF
America. Happy in ardmg him, accompanied by his
al entertained The wish that he might reuain in
PIen for many years to come; aud the reg
that ne as been recalled to his native country, which
he Iepr essned with than Common energy Ia tns
Han, eatic republic while, BY his personal sIaoy and
hr disl osition, no proved attachment to Bremen
and ploeal commercial interests. lie trusted the
government would reward him for the services he had
dered his Try, and that hs t. en.s may be EN-
pcJsd in rome important Office. May Cousul King ossr
the republic Of Bremen in hind Remembrance aod pro
mote The mercsl intercourse and friendly relations
now exi stiIg between the two republics.
Health and bs piness TO Consul King and family"
Cons nj KING in returning thanks for the very oompl
mentary sentiments assured the company that he would
lOrg hold in pleasing remembrAoce the agreeable rss
derca re had enjoyed in Bremen for which be great
ly rdsb.d 20 their kind hospitality, and offered %
toast -
teIprisiIg mercbap.s -
Alderman DEL Ius proposed
"Ihe health Of Colonel Mann, formerly Consul Of the
Upiteo at Bremen, nov uhdes Secretary Of State
qhe following sta we're also given
By Mr.. DIfEnFlg.1he President Of the unl.et States
~ C1asui Kiye.-Tha Senate Of Dremen.
Iiy Consul ii ii. NEGR--Thc hsath Of our worthy
host, Aidern M Delius.
After which ,he con- 2any adjour1ei.
THE NEW YORK rXHIDlTIoN--gl IAN OPINION OF
THE PALACE AMI AMERIth 3 INDUSTRY.
Tie Burger Freind, t3r.men ae.. } ~ the l2sn June,
says, with respect to DO New YO XhDiucn-' That
IL results In great III appoint . many who are
pYevented to exhibit on account want It room
1be plan and the building be ~, bat the waoie IS
o failure nssmuch it has besi ed into TEN pie
of the god mercury, instead Of nssum LOT Az end
science. 1t Ia nothing but Gods shop, excel y
by what may be teen In Brc ~. without ths al
a and the extYa OF Crystal Pal9cA