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


Consul General Of the United States in this city
You have administered the arrous duties OF your Of
fee with dignity ability and integrity unmpesched you
have lent wiling and patient attention appeals for re
lief in al Of distress granting freely your counsel
and your money, inviting others 10 aid You when neei.u
-hing to mark Of your merits and of the
efficiency with which have discharged your duties by
lasting testimonial request your acceptance Of
service Of Plate. and permit at the time offer
our best wishes for e future health and happiness OF
yourself and your famdy.
k.rins S,ohs'. Co g-er.s Peabody Lsnp.u Palmer
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60 David Taylor SOFT, Gray som, @. Evans H J.
A.fncrs MAJ c.;.iey M.ihsss1 Co.
Col IIosAs AsPSwALi7 late Consul General o. the United
The MARQUIS of Londonderry died q, Holderness House
London on the 5h inst. He entered the army Ensign
Charles Stewart in 1894 served and wounded in the
expedition 10 Holland distinguished himself greatly dur
ing the whole Pennsular here end his With
approval at Taayera, Busaco, Fzentes Oror Badaioz
and Co unns; snd specially charged with the super
vision Of King ernadOtte when that monarch
ing in his deserton Of Napoleon Lord Londonderry
esteemed in private life, but did not shine much
1he mhsdy tina. carried him of was nAaTn-
nation OF the lungs.
DR.. Jenkyus, eninen. scholar and Master Of Ballot
College Oxford died 9th inst aged -
The difficulty between the employers and operatives at
Preston hsS reached crisis After in vain urging
the outstanding section of the operatives to return
al the Old prices the employers have entered ilf0 con
tracts for Twelve months certain with several hundred
green hands mostly from Ireland The arrival Of these
people at the mills the occasion Of great excitement
Although important breach of the peace mas yet
CURED there was much apprehension that the affair will
Tot be settled quietly. Special constabes in
and the riot ect has been publicly read by the Mayor
The demand o.. the operatives is 10 per cent and
tensye is their organization to effect the object thu. their
outlay for relief 10 the brethren strike amounts to not
lees than $4,000 per week.
Great alarm is felt by the Birmingham gun makers at
the proposal Of Government 10 transfer the manufacture
Of small arms from that city TO Government establish
nent ut Woolwch or elsewhere. Tho Birmingham man
nacturers state with truth that they make better
and cheaper arms than Government while the re-
moyal Of the trade to location would throw i'm
mense amount of capital and some thousand workmeu
out Of Employment. During five years, ending lsi? Biz
mingham turned out in the ordinary OF trade
l,574,3-9 stand Of and has machinery exceed
that number whenever required The Government pro
posal is therefore palpable job
Dickson Co, Glasgow Il house in the Australian
trade has failed Liabilities 100000.
Alexander Hebron the young man charged with for
gerry and who recently given ny 10 Britain under the
Ashburon Treaty had been examined before the London
criminal Court and renandei for further evidence.
Tie london Times of the sth contains accoun. of
banquet given Sir C. Napier a. the Reform Club, from
which extracts follow made;
Nce.Admral Sir G Napier, X. C. b. who is appointed
the command of the Baltic feet assembling at Spit
head last night entertained at splendid banquet by
the members Of the Reform Club The dinner took place
IN the coffee room OF the CLUB house. IN ran mall DuI oW
ing to the limited Dimensions accommodation could not be
provided for more than 2oO gentlemen. Many members
of the Club however who unable to obtain seats at
the dinner table, crowded the ante chambers and the a
roaohes the coffee room order TO hear the addresses
ofbe noble chairman and the invited guests The only
decorations of the dining room consisted OF the French
English and Turkish ensign which arranged alter
nsely around the apartment considerable crowd had
ass mbled in Pail mall in front of the Club by whom Sir
C. Napier Lord Palmerscn and others OF the guests
served in admirable STYLE and did full credit TO the eht
de Of the establishment, Mr. Fiddler the successor
of NJ Soyer The duties OF toast master was efficiently
performed by Mr. Hggs.
Lord PamerstOn took the chair and among The gentle
men present observed Sir j. Graham, NJ. T., Sir W.
Nolesworth NJ p, Mr. Peto NJ p, Mr. Ferguson, NJ p,
Admiral Berkeley NJ. r., H. Masurus the Turkish Minis
ter Nsmik Pasha, Mr. Keogh. NJ p Solicitor General
for ireland, Mr. Sadler NJ. p, Mr. Oliveira NJ +, the
Hon cswpsra ST. 81 LIVE FysH &c LT'd . psdy
ViceC hairmen on the occasion The Chair
msn ssid
cry1lEsrg: This country engaged imam alliance Of
small magnitude and importance with our neighboF. IN
France Loud and continued cheers Ii has not often
happened IN the history of the world that these two coun
tries have been united for purposes OF such energetic
action We have had 10 do during now more than Twelve
months Of most difficult and complicated negotiations,
with the Sovereign Of France We have met on his part
with the greatest grea' Sneerngl
most sngemnded sincerity, loud cheers and with an
energy OF purpose and community Of discrimination,
which inspire i'm minds that full confidence in nun
wiieb. am proud to say he has always expressed in
W. iProlopfed cheering therefore trust, gentle
men that you will receive with satisfaction the TOAST
which with 10 propose to you-"Th health OF the I'm
"na,or and Empress of the French" Loud cheers H.
gentlemen any words spoken by tho subject OF ,oa'
eould render that toast more peculiarly sccepeDie 70
Englshmen at one moment !. An Ssivered nv
tbs Fmneror of the French-words which, trust VIII
create an epoch in the history OF Europe
With coming from the lips Of the sovereign OF country
hitch has not always pracced the maxim they incucae.
NAV carry with them double Wegnt,-i mean tne Iienis
rabe EXPRESSION that the age OF conquest Pas hee
40 return again" /" Hear, ard cheers lha1 genus
men ia sentiment no less honorable to the mind OF me
man who uttered than reassurng to the desnes OF u
rope-s eniiment which trust VIII not isii 10 P,ouu:e
which IL wa. uttered. fCheers Gentlemen .f1,t eHas
the age Of conquest having passed we VINO mus, a
interest in the welfare and Prosperity o. . ~, nr friends a,
well a. our neighbors loud cheers the age OF conques
having passed trust may hope for the wenare VI
France that its Augustan age Is about 70 os The
Cheers now beg TO propose 10 you r 10 wss
Emperor and Empress OF the frencn ine
received with loud and continued cheering
Sir MolesvoYtb asked permission 10 propose tosst
that he was sure woudb be drunk with enthusiasm me
Health of their ilusious guest the Turkish minister,
gentleman well known to them and much 'sspec.eI,
ON account Of Iii. excellent personal qualities and a. the
representative Of the sovereign IN the deiehse "e
territories against unmerited aggressiohn ne ueene
Of whose ius. and violated rights the united people OF
Frsuce and ENGLAND were now arming and sending forth
the ghtiest fleets that the ocean had ever oone on i
surface. tCheers To protect turkey uoi uas.
volence-to maintain intact the territorial
upon which the stability and well being OF the system OF
European States mainly depended to prevent the danger
Gus OF Russia at the expense OF the Otto
man Eppre-these the sole and dnserested OBJECTS
/ for which the people of France and England had com
bned Determined al all risks and at all hazard: to attain
these objects they had first expected stain them with
out the cslamites Of war, hear hear they hsd placed
reliance on the personal end OFT repeated assurances
of the Car tha. he most DESTROYS to maintain the in
tegry and independence Of the Ottoman Porte and that
be wished for increase OF tho power or authority winch
/ hsS been conceded 70 him BY treaties Hear, hear |
/ 10, tbav Of ION