The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-06

hercs Il II feel pride In entsrtsiniss 1t VII
sire You pou the f,,lovine toast:
Patrick and Paf,ioiisu Si:ness fvins. always 70
1 sstbsr IUfsDk ~ith sntbusissm
Mr. Samuel j. Harrison, who was present % an IN
Vi. ed guest gave the following t,ss 10 response TO
m. s,.rn Of Jyls and aae sesemt<eah u sfoyeA
You. Amsrica viii slwsyr protect you IN snsrins
Can't Moose saw It bis right his guest an old f.
| niliar friend ono long esteemed ard veil remem.
berea since HE first recollection OF kichmopd vho
hsd he an absent from Virginia some time and hsd
wealth AID lspr life fisnd. Charlie. Paine,
rhaots 10 Ca otan Moore and his Company
BE fully rs.procated their hospitality and Aindness
frsiardIThs oouufry of Capt. Moore and his gal
laat soldiers the land Of bri.nt seoius and ssDe
raus hs.rs hiss Furnished its full quota OF
ons patriots statesmen and warriors TUNE, Battle
~, G.rrinrt,u Watkins offered . few baupy re.
waruly cheeFed at the close.
Mr. VIM y. Watson proposed-"Ths health Of the
man who had 40 aversion to '~ld hats"
Mr. John Dooley arcs. and said "Mr President.
| fancy the gentleman slrdes to mo The toast has
50 much p;iot spplo.bi,y and srGths.lns.. BY the
main ind fsrent under its force and application
cannot now, however. ester into Any explanation OF
toe hicb justify its application to ms fur
Their than TO remsfk, that the sentiment seems to
be founded upeu 4 very sccurste conception Of my
f.en rs In respect to the class of goods which the
you with any Remarks which nav be of interest to
you feel somewhat fatigued after the parsds,-
Mr. Watson Lee the gentleman have little
IL was 81 eeue AID Mr. Dooley having helped bim-
SELF ieefle sung the "Fsuf lesved Shamrock" in
exquisite stj
Ir. Mayo bsiDg again called upon, offered the fol.
THE Sons Of '55'-Msy they always emulate the
Stree OF '71"
After few other spprop riste sentiments and some
excellent irish songs, The company sasin fell into
nkaa nA ha HItu hau aFFlr cad
about half past seven O'Clock In the evening.
The occasiou was one of unusual hi.aritY, and all
seemed to eIjoy IL exc.eanely
EAGLE IsFAsTRY.-After the regimeptal
parsdo, this ga liant corps under the command of
Capt muNF9sD. repaired to "buch pan sprins"
where excellent dinner wes in waiting for them.
having spent snort tins IN recovering from the ia
tigu-s of long march dinner was announced. and
s.chasgz the feast before them. At tn. conclusion
of the ,epasr. to which due regard had been paid
Capt. NUM- .RD called to oroer and read the fol-
lowing
The day tce celebrate Con ,ecrated by the glor
Gus deeos OF pstrlot sages. Remember it to keep 1t
The Signers of the Declaration Of Independence
In subscribing that sacred instrument, They have
ste r-otvpeh their fame
The Presidrnt Of the United States
The Confederacy Of States-The harp OF varied
.tIinss In'pMed BY the soat of freedom. its mu.ic
Washington - bile History eu, gives his life,
poesy we sps bis tomb eternity will hallow
h o virtues
The American Flas-Honorsd as the proud en-
bem of Bation's hlrength and glory. 1t shall be
resuec
Tirqinia-Lst virtue and wisdom be the delight
Of her children, aud her land will teem with every
blessing.
When the regular tossts were concluded, the fol.
lowing voun' ssntimS mt offered:
sOur beloIed Lieutendnt-R. Milton Gary"
Thus sentiment brOuEht out Lieut. Cary, who re-
sponded 10 of the happsst and most feeling ad-
dresses that ever listened to, oh an OCCASION
being continually Interrupted by applause as pre-
ceeced When he closed, three loud and deafsnps
cheers siven him.
Surgeon Coleman on being toasted, responded
happily and concluded with the following SEN
tineHt:
"A Lions in the fsld, and Buckle among the wo.
men"
Lieut.. HIM. Lyons called ON and responded In
of his most tetiing sp ecbes.
Addresses were also made by Capt VIM Munford
J. NJ munford, ex-Lieut. T. C. Burns, Ensign Will
ams nd others.
Mr.. James Lyons sent ia the followin % ntiment:
The Citizen Soldier Like the States and thA Union
-di tinct characters In one bodyin PEACE the pro.
tector of Individual right in the shield of the
natton-each is necessary to the efficiency of either
snd the harmony OF the whole
Phs Lady Patronass of the Corp-" was next
toasted, to " hich Lieut., CARY responded. His re.
marks were received with nine cheers
Many other volunteer sentiments were offered,
which could not catch. Suffice il to saw that not
witstanding the heavy rain in the afternoon the
Eagles" ana their frisnds enjoyed the day to their
hesrt's content, and returned to the city before
night deiiahted that the fourth had passed Of with
out acci5ent to mar the pleasures of the occasion