The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

have said deeply regret inability 70 do u that
justice which we would, and to which II vas 20 hgly
entitled.
splendid ball cane or last evening at the Colonial
Building in hon9r 81 the ysiI of these strangers The A.
semby Hall was set apart a supper room, and the
Council Chamber devoted to the dance. Although thus
hours previously vet both presented appear
snce not quite in keeping with what might be sippo ed
upon matter wei htv import should resa-iy BE- held
The further end Of the Council Chamber decorated
with two star spangied banner, supported on either
side by thc good old flag Of tight little island ana
that whose green field is embazoned the harp Of Vc
Erin all display ed with that graceful negligence which
50 pleasing TO the eye Asumptucus supper was
Shortly before O'Clock, gallant and gay gentlemen ana
fair ladies commenced to gather in and ere long SOUNDS
oftestyy and gadness cheeret all within reach me
band Of the Royal Newfoundland Companies was in at
tendance here the dinner Of the previous evening
ard performed their part in that style for which they are
so justly admired Every face gay, all radiant with
health and ncrinsent and joy and the parting took
place with exhibition Il mutual good will and hearty
fellowship which hope will tend to important and be-
netcia results in the future Of this colony.
The ST. Johns Times Of Tie 18Th, has the following
the subject.
paid 10y The inuentials and others of the metropolis to
the gentlemen Immediately connected with the Telegraph
uoml any, well to the ladies gentlemen who
company them ION pleasure trip in the chartered
steamer James Adger, whose arrival from New York On
TUESDAY We announced in publication the follow
ing morning. The attention and reciprocity OF those
Christian and kindly feelings which should prevail
in civilized communities, win be better understood a
rerusa u the details which appear in the ordinary course
Of publication. En-
There one thing however, which we have to regret,
and which is likewise to be regretted by citizens gem
orally and thai is that cannot associate with the dis
tipguished yiser the OF the first and original pro-
iecer Of the great undertaking which ii is believed i to
create wonderful reaction in the destines of New
foundland and we should rejoice to see the perfect
realization If their confident expectations We repeat
ii is natter of regret that that able pioneer r. N Gs
borne Esq, i not associated with them, and engaged in
the Of the connecting link which it expected
will s. orty lind with Britain and the continent of
America, and of which he and he alone the very
first The bona tide originator. This being establish
ed fact II may be thought unnecessary that we should
take any further notice Of it, but Of justice to
Mr. Osborne constrans just to bring the thing
out in bold reliefparticuarly when are informed
that far from the American journalists Cor at least
portion o. them rendering unto Cnsar,' they in
noticing The great project studiousy avoid any the
hottest reference to Mr. g. and would rather, splace
the laurel the brow Of others who have had more
to DO with lis conception than the King Of the sandwich
Islands IT may be presumed that the pennyainers Of
the American press labor under certain undue in
luence and that in ihe present ns lance they dress up
not The creations of their minds, but the unjust
quotation fn jasti,ia ,Wat c1lam , which should ne
BE- lost sight a. but observed rigdly all
casions and in every cline.
The prcey voyagers Of the james Adger have issued
card of invitation for short excursion this morning in
the good ship, and will afterwards proceed to Port
aux-Pasque whore trust they will find the expected
vessel with the cable &c. They will convey from
shores e eartiest wishes Of the inhabitants generally
for their happiness and welfare