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

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Mr. RayInoId in rising 70 reply sE'a 'nA' WINE Ne ma
ssver regard ID With the slightest faraT 20 ' q oi any
sort he stt bound 10 say that the vha our
has eec.d % this occ os centralized iHt no''ns OF
propri,y db,inctly than ADy oiier hH uf1 ever
known. The military gentle Nen present roaG 'AF a'n
Shines that bringing the Of an orc1ared $40 '
The front, in The uids q - en-sgsr1er,, w. SUI
utter breach Of al rules. his Z deserved = Dc
taken notice q in higher quarters than NJ could Trs,
ierd 10 repr sent this occasion. 4 laugh Mr. Ray
uord sad be was be dill know for whst
tne Presiien, bad fl, !, Lis duty to ap,'osize on
this occsson nor what il that he rad expls.e R
oertsialy The very handsome in wh.h Il hsi
bee trest-o b. f-t quite safe IN considering b-iny
u,w al events al rtsh AID IL di,ussng all nccs OF
II sccord nglv feel quite be sio-d thst shall
have the assent OF hs great s0oFiou- and vecture
10 s6d influential profession % which oe.Oug-d rt1n
g fh,Ir cordial thanks for the comp mensry terms in
which their services hsd been Acknowledged, on behalf Of
that Great Industrial Exhibition q VIII n you Sir the
OFT cs head and the PREPARATION Of which you have nov
trough BIZ noble terninauoi. Ulcers Il i the
special Cuty OF the Pr-ss q spread intelligence ~
IL toftant facts before the public a.d . accompany
then by ,uch truth VII sanction snc ne pub
he good requires Cheers Aud | cannot but t-el thtt
i hi-h,,t con- i.ut which be made ~ the power
e., he Press tie general 5eneicsuce with whoa that
power exercised Is BE- found IN the ct that - the
LAu~nfe Al II AIlui.cu NV rlihrc
u il march 20 arbitrary ssay. lCaetrsI whenever
arv usuper. on either Continent. seeks 20 'ubver Con
s-iiuious aborh laws destroy public liberty and make
hi. own viii q sovereign pablo law. the first thing he
does o. crush Press Ia that fact alone. Sr dnt
q grateful and emphatic tribute to the inhuencA ot
the public Press. Cheers And not less highly
co / sppr ciate the fact. that on such an o-cs
sion o. The present when the Industry Of al the
rao1s ~ he earth j. sented here the ssrvces
60 the Pres n pr nmoton of tbs great ends f'r which
tbs association las been Il rm~o should be - cordially
aokIoWeGg,d ,y the able and in~g-n gentleman - ;1e
head - ihst greet movement heers cannot SAY >r
hit felt u.ci.ly ia-tered By Biz remark h'w-ver nd,y
intended that q aston there bod been no ttsp
ihe psrt al the Press {" levy ID 'ck wNi 'r scr
vices rendered 10 this great work. SIN sure. h'Fev@r
thar lie did not desen thai hs r-rnTk should suggest any
infer, which ~ language would aot Esrrsnt And that
lie would freely say that he had never known any IN
.snce or any occasion IN Ehich any respectable p'r
ton # The American # any other Press. al ever
derau5,d payment for the statement Of important facts
or for advocating great measures demanded by the !
public good 'Clrer- hsd hoped, Mr. President lsNt
Mr L that he orgiusl design would have been carried
out ard that Tho cuy Of resp ndnZ To ths toast would
have been discharged by gentleman OF whose former
correction with The Press all is present members were
Justly proud and who now fill Al important post ~ me
head # the principal literary institutions ol the
land FEEL hsm.d that 30 honorable task should have
been 80 SUDDENLY and pectrdly csst upon
able a. mysef 20 perform Alright and can only ssH
the indus euce c he company. and especially ot the
Press. for the mp RECT manner in which has been d.
charged Cheer
Returning the second toast the Chsirman gave;
IT, Senate u " United States.
Bon Chase senator from Ohio, replied very briefly
IL thought the Of the Senate might speak for the Sen
ate He gave.
Legaior Foreign Gosrn|eH' near re- GorolHegf " ne
tlion sr linked smiy the nations OF the earth.
Baron GERoLT, the Prussan Minister responded very
bri,1y but We could not hear word that he said
In response to the third toast:
The Gog~nme7 Foreign Naoa'~heh have contributed
co Exhibition.
NJ SARricYs, Minister from France made reply in the
following words
SIR My colleagues here present have requested me to |
b. TIE rurtter Of thanks or the toast and
friendly sentiments expressed in honor Of respective
Sovtr-gfs and Governments Aud n"W, Sr have klnd
If u.rsorsl ard0r tend relative b. the French Com
n ouer hose mention had been made yest-I ~ by the
ELOQUENT who mad the honor 20 weicOn4 his Excel
euty tie PRECEDENT g. the Crystal Palace. Having six
W., ago had 10 visit the ground Of the Crystal
pe and having been brought 10 the codclu.ioa thar the
teI do uding would not be Ia order b5ore the -hd of
August ta13 communicated To Paris my impression.
which. plhaps may have produced some modification in
tie ir-f attended arrangement.
lthpk had not sufficiently accounted for the marvel
lou. rauci'y with which every thngis accomplished in
your country will take care in future to include in my
Cacus ion If probability this element ot r,pdiy Well
as ,1rr 10 your high or iri n0y reInt1n
# day as representing more specially commercial
France am a. proud represent commercial ~ poh
,i France now that through the entire world o. tns old
aCs - yop with for peace prepare for war This
may b. substituted eff you wish tor pea multioy your
"ccu u-rta relations -n0erd, the Congress the most
universally Interesting is the Congress OF Commerce fh3
exhibitions Of universal industry. In assuming boldly tls
Initiative 81 Enterprise va So theme vas cert amy grand
but whose success udQu0ll today, WAS not 50 A. nrt
tleeu Directors OF the Association lJr erection
of lie NeR York Crystal Palace have rendered seryl -
rot only % their country bu 70 The commercial and
Tocal world They must b. proud ot their success. and
they have 4 right snmous appliances bek cave
onrr then, which the French commerce vii thamk
ne o. n,i- t.5 own. | will therefore conclude by pro
pCsTg behalf Of ny diplomatic colleagues mere present
T7e hea& Y as Pdef and D5eeio,' nj ne c,y,A P4i1ee
Ali.ei4.ra.
The 4,h regular toast was then given
Fyos Je-The originator " the great adarn Exhibition Of
1851
Responded 10 by Mr. Hamilton one Of the Commission.
es 20 the London Exhibition bat he WAS unfortunately
at the far end Of the room were unable T. catch his re-
marks
The 9Th toast
The Fea Co=m,a have honorsd H.. day with their
pIessuce.
W.. received with loud applause and responded to by
Sr Charles Lye After alucng 10 the amen'sd absence
e the Ear Of Eisnere WHO outstanding his indispos
tor bad pressed bis urney from Canada ia the hope
Il being present proceeded 70 say how graisd the nobs
Err would have BEEN could he have participated in their
f.uyTie. but fate Viled otherw &C. he tSr Charles
Iy4 hnwever was commi.slo ed by his mob friend 10
ay that in bis travels thr ugh some parts OF TINS country,
b. had been received with the most cordial yet lu)Dtru
iy.I to-1afy extended 10 him The President of
the United states had spoken Of him 81 Charles
IyeD in term. OF measured eulOgy. lie received
item gratefully indeed, Intended AZ least 10
convey Ls kind feelings toward him tor the s part be
bad En- whether the Advancement ot science or IN
making Americans and American geniu. and SAN known
o. b, Own couu'ryueu His trend Mr Wentworth in his
ry q rough many part ~ the manufacturing districts
Of his country bad been struck more by tae labor saving
invention. and the beautiful ma bDery than ~ Us soil and
10 which they must s.crbe the great wealth I'll b IL had
alrsacy exhibited and be trusted that tns Exhibition
" 10 Do i - sooner n akng kno those inyen
lions enc Improvements which y most desirable his
ccuriry men 0uld become lAmllar WIKI
The neA' toast, THE 6th,l
The Gsterrer 7 he STATE II NsuYy