New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

WIZ. md and resolved to protect Loud cheers Oar
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SifW Moleswosih concluded by proposing the health
If the Turkish Minister Cheers
Sir Narier was received with loud and prolonged
cheering He said Ny lord and gentlemen can scarce
lv find words express to you my gratitude for the very
handsome manner in which You hsye received my neaitn
an rather sngulaTy situated at this moment for hsve
on nv Jeff noble lord who was one or the Lords OF the
Admiralty when began in the navy and on my
right have nv right hon friend who Is now the FIrs.
Lord Of the Admiralty. The noble lord has entertained
the company by some illusions 20 nv agricultural par
suits and has given credit for having devised some
plans for improving the agriculture of the country lie
has. however. omitted one plan that recomneni 70 hin
az means Of getting young lambs early Great laugh
teri will not repeat it here. but shall be extremely
happy to explain to any gentleman who will apply to me
on The subject Laughter Inc noble lord has also FOL
lowed me 10 Portugal and where he has found all his
ing stories quite astonishing to me- On one point must
correct him. because ne has ven me credit Whch belongs
TO others: He stated that l was me hrs' wa ,o.
boarded the Portuguese lire Of bstue ship. Ny
gallant captain. Captain Wilkinson. now no more,
and my son who los, in the AvenSer, wer..
however, the arst persons who boarded that vessel
of Portugal There fortunately a. well ~ in Syria was
successful and hope 10 be so N the expedition upon
which We are about 10 embark cannot say We are
a, war because still at peace grea, laughter but
suppose we are very nearly at snd probably when
Fe, into the Baltic Il have an opportunity OF declaring
wsr Loud cheers laughter. and cry OF Bravo Char
lev Certainly, il have that opportunity hope It
viii end in prosperous for may safely say tbs,
this country never sent out such splendid Meet a. WI
sail for the Baltic in very few days think my right
honorable friend Sir j. Grahsm and his cosdju a,
the Admiralty deserve the greatest credit for having fitted
out such feet in such msnner after 80 long peace.
lCheers Nv honorable friend the Surveyor of the Macy
has corrected the faults and that had been commit
ted for great number of years and dont think
couo now point ont single fault in the construction Of
our sbips We have now enormous line of battle ships
that. with the will face wind. tide and every es
ment do not TO say that our fleet yet in order,
but believe, considering the officers who have been ap
pointed 10 IT, that Il very will be- With the force,
then that have although il is not equal to the Russian
force believe that by the assistance OF the screw we
eha be able to attack very superior force, and have
not the slightest doubt when that that every sailor
and every officer in feet will remember the words Of
Lord Nelson that England expects every man to do his
duty" Loud cheers The gallant Admiral concluded
by proposing The health of the First Lord OF the Admi
rally which was received with great applause.