The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

J1s Dvsbss bsyssR viii several SssS sosls MOSS va
tor, kone,sd he I.yfopssss With their presence and
the tpeBtb fsooD fisd With faf tcnsbe ssfeu by
he snf"ssse q NJ Fin mes Reeves, Ju'e, Isssr'
ssrt.n
ne silss At hsssAsstsr srs possy adjusted with all
vho ssmsDd 81 savsses Of amer per cent vhsh the
smpls, refuse snov. Over ave tS.u,.sd mir
and eorsys sDI%sd :, the Dovlas (seUth wass) lrsA
The slpss, tSip Sovereign Of the ssss has been char
trse te, fl9 ,shDg by James Haipes Co.. for the
The Banquet Of the Lord Mayor or London.
IHB PEACE TRncPLE PROCLAIMED By LORD ABER-
Dem, PRIME MINISTER
III. Lord Mayor 81 LONDON entertained Lord Aberdeen
ana TIE nsn6sss OF the English Cabinet, with many
loIds sra eCDnOsOs, At sunptuous banquet upon
After ssssi ,ss Lord Mayo, gspored, "The Earl OF
he ss auhs snrs he which could NOT fail
to be aeceptsAls 10 the citizens Of London (Cnssrs
eeyotto Ma ta.n,s snd .Bsass the service OF
country (Asa) be thought ,he services Of the noble
lord had ssv.i been NOPE generally and heartily IssoS.
pzsS lsS a. the IsieIt moment Che feast was drunk
TIE Earl Il .ssRDin-h Ny Lord Mayor, II y always
Win great pstu,e thar and 10, colleagues sbAIc IN
Jeu, 10, dslip hc,p,'a u eu, this occasion when
you have highly d,s,jzguisAed her HsestJ's minis
tsIs y Is ncSnDtnt sJSI Us 70 % oeun'y sIs'I cna
IN their nsDe tender you cur most sincere acsnow-
s6sReBta Yos have been pleased, nv Lord Mayor, TO
szsess Jeuneh IN high toms Of her hsiestys govern
= Win regard 10 myself No doubt, ve have done our
eest 70 s'em.t: tie Pusre .eliaIe and prosperity
iiesl k.sn Of humility il vouo - found IN the si.na-
tisn which ! no, til Dear, heard Is IL an oaiss
power, and With msch infusnss; but. il any one
iosss to ne great re- possibilities incurred, and to
they pisSt .eM lead him almosf to dssusir II that
would be Abe with The talents and
the most nsth%g ze.i now much moro must !. Be 80
d~Gc,eB sss7 Ny lard Mayor, Ahould feel the
deeply the Glscoursesmsnts ureer which labor, it
not FL the hxhs woslecta which at the pre-
time 'brop the ~hse Of this country (coeers)
If did not REQ prosperity. happiness. ard degree
OF pros,s.s aiog,, unparalleled tHear) Now,
do pstsnd ay that Ibis in any degree osiDg to
the txerops Of her II. jesty's sssrs A. ths same
aoherS that eSfghtsned stem Of financial aud COM
mercjal policy VIII established BY great minister
whom we loaf by snddsn calamity 1.-THE grea.advsn.
eEt at least have uied utmost eDdeavof 10 pre-
serve tn. m uDmpairso. (Hear. bsar This leads me,
.Ibect uhich muss sssrosss. pSsIie attention have
hesitation in saying tha the pocythe essential pol
isy-of Der nsls,gs government. is policy Of peace
frisDo rear me 1.-THE EstIeh ssador). whom nov
Rave in my Eye .ill re.eabo ss teptiment. (Hear.)
IL esDpos think, be meter Of indifference IL, Ia this
great centre 81 industry and nerce you that
10 effort win 10 wanting consistent with the honor and
the real interest Of ire ceub,ry to secure continuance
Of that fret sf al earthly bessines Laud cheesilg)
The LORD @Aytnfaic they we're noncred that evening
by tie presence Of distinguished gen,leman-the
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reueen-edlhs feelings OF the company wheo he gave
10 Count Waler.ki N their pane hearty welcome to
he city Il. London (bspewed cneers Although tia.
disH he'd in 6viduel had seen long among them
he had golden opinions and had displayed, the
end courtesy which the hearts Of al who enjoyed
bis scgnentaBce He trusted that the presence OF
Count Wa]eEssi among them Illustrative of tina.
harmony which existed, and he hoped would continue to
exist, between these two sreAt countries and which
tended TO promote the prcspsr and happiness Of both
(Bear. hesr) az had great pltasnle in proposing
.Ihe health OF his Exeellepcy this French Ambassa.
dor and the other foreign ministers present." loud
cheers
His ExeeTeney the Ccnnt WAlEwsN returned thanks In
Feneh. He begged to thank them IN his and
that Of his colleagues for the magnificent Hospitality Of
which they had been the pafsakers They always
delighted accept Of he invitations Of the city OF Lon
don which SO wen represented by the LORD Mayor,
and ON the present occasion they still gatfed
athavipg the Opportunity Of meeting Her Mses5. Minis
terB. lCheers As regarded him self he had too much
10 be satisfied with his relations with h not to
seize with eageInefs every occasion Of expressing
the sentin epts with which he animated TO-
wards them. (Cheers) Yes the eordallty which
existed in the relations between England and
France, and upon which he had feliciIated him
self las. year in that hail, repcsed at the pre-
sent moment uptn baess, which could Eot fail 10
contoliaste and their permanence That happy
result ought 10 De hailed with Joy by all for above al
things, il assured the peace of Europe for the future,
and at the present moment cloud cheers and he
hoFed that very shortly facts would to sanction
that assertion. (Arpisuse)