The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

TIE BRrNaER GUARD OF NEW yosx AT MoSrREAt'
From the Montrca H4rald, aug Is

From the Montrcs Herald, aug Is
After rrpose n tori arvt va the CITY on
Saturday night, the GdaeSs srrr met oy tue v .m'
mitse OF Arrangements c SIS ng ~ ,ne tuo"iag
gett'emeD, viz:-gbe P.c.ij -, his Worship the
Mayor Aldermen Thompson, g .-ai-r. he American
Cansul, G. Dorwin, Esq, Cns Ia Hongntoa. Esq,,
Cout cillor J. j. Day, w. A. rawassnd. Aux Hes.
ard !. L. Braudiy, A. Delsie, Joo. Lsves. II.
Mcfriii, j. Pakia, w, Benz amin aud Frederick
Holme-. Esqf.
TIE GusId- consisted o. The following gentlemen.
viz:-Cspr. H aria, L~utenants Bolton, D. zee and
Tarrant; Commissary. Goofseii; Sc st4ry. J. W.
Browne; knsigu. j. II. Oxl-y. Serss4nts, Cleot,n,
J. Smith and l.. Smit',; Psis at~s. Eschs. Berry.
Coulton, Lowoen, irSin, H irri-o.. Cruuing Mar.
tin Spear, slmpsoo, McDaeoago, H"ibertan. jones,
Hyde, Elliott, Wand r.ut Hal, c. ta4m, Md. III u.
bert, Gave, w. II Calrif. 4. j. Hl rs. G.,. Dart
nell. Esq, VII, were aeon an ed bY D,dSor is
celebrated bald. The dinner announced lit.
tie after eight oelo' k ADD ire s,"le party, which
must have numbered SOM me mildred aud hhy
pensons, were quickly seated. two.smAh Antrct n
hags re orsts the lower end II she room. aud be-
mod the President Were suspended large Anericin
aud BRITISH ensigRs.
The Pres;depP gith Cautain Ha ris Of the Bin
inger Guards Que side, and Captain PIkingon
Of the S'xty sixth regiment IN tie ptner. saI SUB
ported at the right band J,hl- ny c. Dor vim Ed,
the American Coesul, ana IN other side by M
ior David of the Montreal Cava ~.
Captain Coursoi, n.ntreli C,v4iry, A. Howard,
Esq, and }. J. Day, Esq, acsed as croupiers.
The spread vas very EXCELLENT one, and full
Justice was done tn NJ Dary's provi-,ons by the
psity, who had all more or less ptrtaken OF the
previous l,bors OF The ouy, and nan quired there
by propostionate a,petta. During tue repass tue
band Of the S,xty-siyah played several airs. After
the good things tad been disposed OF. his W. snip
the Mayor rose and pronasod taa Queen. This tosst
was crank with great enthusiasm, ID 'dSocths
Band playing the national auth III.
The MAJOR rose again aud said, that having
drank 10 bor Morstv, u WIS his next pleasing duty
TO honor the who from . eiati a N private
citizen had been rsi~ci by tic ves OF tn rty mtt-
aE fa thaN nf EtnGl
ard empcfors-lhc President ~ tne Uaita Statci.
The toast was piso upta~ri.u ~ honnred
Hsii Coiambia BY the aaad OF the Goth.
The Mayor again called fo' bumpers They lived
IN strange tmcs. Slttrg mere in Montreal ttey had
ran 10 the Qn.rn and 8. he resident Of the Uni
,ed States but it SO hsppsu4d ths, those who hal
pr pared the tOasts had Gone what he never liked
to do-had separated husband AMI wife. scvcr,
this was an extrao dirary occa-i0n. He no ed only
the first Of 80 many similar onas, the e0ple of
Montreal would meet thau isrds from the other
si6e OF the imaginary line dividing them from tue
S,ate5. He now proposed the health Ot Pence Al
bert aud the Royal Family.
Cobnsg March byt tani Of tho Seth.
Tie tesith of tic Governor General having
been proposed ard drink, the MnyJr said that
within the last half centu The fousth estate had
come 20 exer. Use very prAas powcr. 1t was a
power however. Whicb. lie may other good things,
wns not cDtirtly uDmixsd "i;b evil At amp rate
it was general, understood shat the press could
not get On withort The "ie7l." and perhaps 1t was
Ia this ersaI age thas dfe the fact taa. tho
most in portans toast lad been om ted from the
printed list. lie wruli su ply TIE pla e. and was
sure ali would diink IL with c0th, isissm, for all
must be delighted a. TIE hr,ther', friendly and
cia meeting wh Oh the visis uf their fr ends had
o,ded them. III is carrying out in truth the
Principle OF reciprocity. for Though toe re ipro;iy
trade wss very goo1 thing, ti~rr was an)ther re-
ciprociy at least equiIy good meant the rec
ptocity Of heart. OF fc,iiug ana good fellows zip,
-rch az bad brought Item here ut evcoing, TO
the lasting hoeor OF CaDtan Harris and his "a laut
r. inf .vu.f hn hasa
k6eevef. that the people Of Canaca had been al
ready trsated in tie kindest ,hnrr by OF the
citizens OF the United ; ;ares--he meant those OF
Boston. who, although they sometimes called them.
selves pain republicans, had behaved az if every
man am. ng them r,itce. ae hope no strife
would ever arise between tho two natnns TO cause
those ger tieme in uniform HON he around him
- meet IN hostile ray. lie trusted that they wo1id
always be freDds ana il tnes eu,ered tue field
OF glory together, would bc that rt Of union
witch now sctua.ei ~ allied nations of r ,siand
Frabcc- (Ch, sfs 1T ~ il son!o be nnioc of
good utn and CHRISTIANS, - put do m tyr am, und
sbasc of toatr st,ising 10 c,ush fr sed Im for
sake Il faisirg only tbsneive. and family intsressx
He sisted, usile lime nao, that they h fallen on
extraordinary Iinos-Eo @nnd sty glorious times Of
philanthropy based OF Chri-'ianuy, 80 td1t wheu
civilized net we're coupe led To assume asstile
altitude i. E0t tor pU,' acquire terrific y;
la To icssnt the stg NJ fum sdhve ting tri n aud
jnsti-e. ard anpiiDg on q ~eak. la speaking Of
the imasina'y iiue ah,ch Scs,r,ted CiD4ta from
the statse. he regarded il tnu in no sane way AZ
3 iino &C. arsting tie "ro1es.t Of neignb Such
irfs Kept rrops.tiss ii-,iact, ba. the proeris.
tors Good criy II ,rns 'crcus long as they re
NAMED Eced .necds sni freely interchange ciyLi-
~ and s.si~iarce.
C1i taiD HDii-, Ia returpingt1anks, "a D. that the
Mayor had Raid ht hid brought h. opm any itto
Csads 20 iTatcrnlzs wilb IT, nftin that inh thited
that county. He Was pr0us iaieed, toae II vas
to-that his company WAS the II It TO viii Canada
ne miltSry crfa Whp'eyes Hoe might digice
tlctwo couTtries III iendy cling il should be "a
II no sneh line existed and VIII. y, the one naod
he ittscd at that bIis array nf and stripcs
ara Oh I. other, saw the etc osl edcloss fi,g he
ist prstid to have Iung from the tme great race
that would carry both emhlems 60 trium .ntly
thfoF Oh the wnrd. He hi2 come 'nto Caoaca v til
criy tyenty-six mrsktt.. small portloa Of tho
whole compan bar taty came TO cars out mlnly
pr<nciple-tt.y came T. fut q uItrn made ath
railroad at steamboat mpan'es to b. in Mont cal
q II yev day and, they there, notw t-tan ding
the ala ma stor,s .Iread sircad - deter them.
They We ire small IN rnmb4r, but they we're big in
heart THE rec, befor. his yes ilct hin si.a
excitement and pleasure; cvsryfhtug was admirable
ard he could not fell be her the md did not sur
pass that which accompani d hls ,mpluy, thouga
IL was admitted th-t that band issued ,tes that
would pass current Ia sny part Of the world. He
thanked them agaio, aod propose the Mayor Of
Montreal
The Mayor, disclaiming aoy personal merit Cor the
ath mpt ON the psIt OF the tzcns ~ Mantre II 70
honor thoir yisters, ss1 that ough our ffi u Is
might haze heard At distance some queer al OF
the vsscty Of Moatsea'ers, yet taat, like Dbdin's
sfhOTs,-
Although We sailors have oar Jokes
We laugh snd feel like other r ik=.
that. Mone alcrs did sometime. ea. out strung.
~ that Sas to be I'm ute Ia OF fccilg
which folly mark bile 10 Sarntl Of he ar. Is
in anything else. De believed thar no socis ~ vas
ever mere ready than thn citizens of Montreal to
come forward With hcarts aud purses when an thing
required for the purp q humanity. Tie
concluded by proposing the Allied Armies aud Ma
vics OF England, Fr3n aud tn ke,. Tneir union
delightful thing 10 rehc,t on, sud the success
Of the Turks bad shu&n how much the9 had bceu
Misunderstood.
~otg by Mr. Howard The Rcd aud the Bue.
Captain PIfkington turned thank tor the toast:
t-yirg that although stne army sad navy had MT
yes Performed ahv great exploits some pcrhips
* tctso, that this WA cunt OF the prui acs
OF ttelr eaders, who were bound IN risk the u. on
no rash adventure ano that ahenever The, fims ,fnc
loo mcie tive d'pgs be would vou n 70 their
ctctiv'n2 no expeditions biset u. on their ga laat
~.
Tic Mayer then proposed the Army end Navy