Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-28

CFrom the London corretpohdenet Of ITO NJ Post.l
Fourth OF July Ia London
The anniversary celebrations Of The Ypigv i ~
cielies on London have never been honoIee WIN
more ehlhusiasm than duting the pIesen t season.
rhe Society Of commeuorat thelt cen
81 anniversary few days ago bya nnpho yhnpss
given infhe Crelai Palace at Sydendamt teeIe
ewefe sfvenhundfed and my persons sa1
dinner, anu II was despatched wilh more lagu,W
than Is usual among Tie kngnsh ms, noBet1y
was owing 10 the general desire TO hasten on spe
n.ssn,e tbe Intellectual feast that came hlterf
,vssds Losd Granville who Is one 81 the minis
lars presided and announced the toast pref eng
zach with very graceful and appropriate spe
and called upon some one 70 Iespon 70 ile sem
ment proposed. 1. 3 5, Il 49,,
s1t was Teeshing TO ind POI qsu llVu, .
Si,blo dinner, and 10 hear only those general
IitotLs advanced IN ~ bieh all mankind have nIo'
perry. The English conduct tlelf public peqon.
stations of this Kind with better iasle than we 40
In theiUnlled States The speeches are ~ Ilet
and more 70 ilepoint, aud there Is less
cation 10 them, ~ @ ~.
Prhe instly.fenowned American bankerl do,
Peabody did not forget the seventy. aunt
yersnry Of Independence. but celebtalsl y IN
Imnnner eyenmote magnificent lllal lele! ore
de cove a splendid banquet 10 one hundred ana
my Americans and Bog lab oil the STAT anu carter
Hotel, az Richmond ~ was illeelt y stump
feast, andlthe otfangemenls were mps com niele
fortbe entertainment Of the guests. We music
was iine, aud The decor ions OF the. Hqll char
aoler tIle most unique, among which the lloIlTels
of The Queen and Prince "A lBeIt appeared lhemesl
Ii ought 10 observe that Mr.. Peabody Lpl forsome
days made search for poflroils OIL, The Quesu and
Prince, and not having succeeded in obtaining
them, this fact was cornmphlcaied.to hstMaIesty,
and she atonce oideIed the ptuIalls 10 Dvlaks9
down from Tie throne room In ki1ghum palace,
fromwhich they had never belote been removed,
aud sent Them out 10 Richntiid They Wetenlac.
ell at the head OF the banqueing hall on each side
title portrait VI Washington, wilhthe American
aud Bnshhbgs 9lwined around tlltm.
Vhs,a act of literally and courtesy on The part
OF The Queen called form, as 1t deserved Tile ems
tusiasn Of all who were pIyse MI aud ought 10
command tue acknowledgement of lie whole
American people.
The Queen Of England celebrating Tie binh-i
day of Amerlcan Indie pendencei What would her
grandfather have said II lie could have head lle
nine md 'oHs wors' htorty ehssrs that were sent
oflh by The sons and gtandsons Of lis rel'ellious
subjects, when ler maIesty's health was ntopossut
He certainly would have cut her OF with less Than
an empite. si fet3 >
The loving cups, one American and one Rng.
lish, were sent around, from which each one im'
bbed peace and goodwill towards hisntig lboI--
An ode composed by Mrs, Peabody, of lUpsheld,
United States, was then snng.by lie clioit III Tile
gallery, TO The tune Of Auiu Lug Syne, and slI-
coTed with much spirit! The loastS weIe Of the
usual character ON such occasions. Sir Emerson
lenent proposed The memory of Washington, and
made speech which called forth great AnplaU,e.
He isan eloquenpman ind enleIlains liberal views
Of governments and besides sylnces The klndest
fselips toweIds The United States, He may lssttd
tins particularly IN speech which be made last
week at MISUNDERSTANDING dinner gwen by MI.
Peabody al Blackwall. ~
Without any desile 10 trumpet Mr. Peabody, l