The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

In the name Of the Graz Council.
EIG. HuGUENIN, President
AZ e, p.nos' Secretaries.
Neuichatel, SEPT u.
Re opening OF Trade Between New Zealand
and acknowledgement of &. F. Train, Of
Meinourne.
[from The Liverpool Times September 20
The OF the Back Bal limo OF Australian PACKETS.
Nessrs. james Bapes Co., having determined upon re
opening the between this port and New ZEALAND,
gave an inauguratsn banquet Thursday, the 18th
instal;, board their fne ship, the Great Tasmania,
shp Of tie D. v line to New zealand IN the Coourg
dock About csc OF the leading merchants 10 Liverpool
gentlemen interested in the colony sat down
to table Mr. NJ Mackay, OF the hrm o. Messrs
James Bar es X Co, presided
After some ,oasts had been responded to- the CHAIR
MAN said-Gsniemen it would III become US, while We
are rejoicing the prosperity OF New Zealand, TO forget
that OF the sister colony OF Australia whose goloen re-
zeaano At the present moment am happy to say that
have in his assembly, one Of the most eloquent aud
most esteemed merchants OF Melbourne, and from the
reports that receive from time to time Of its enormous
aurerous deposits one 10 almost induced 10 consider that
there may truth in hetheory that gold Is not
riches.n know Of perron who Ia more cacuated 10
undeceiye the ssow coaches OF the old country tnau Mr.
IRAN gbter)-and beg TO couple bis name with
the toas the port and trade OF Melbourne" loud
cbeeis)
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, - proud ting ior az
American 10 be thus IGNORED. can hardly speak lou
pay high compment in asking me to respond TO such
seHpe Mt, but you have overraied my ability TO DO II
u
geul Of the many pleasant days have passed under az
Australian sur: but WHEN see 80 many eloquent men
with the coopies)-my feelings tell that you should
have others the duty OF responding to the
toast OF the port and trade oil Melbourne Ny inter psce
others Who could speak the English language IN manner
pessg TO you oil combining instruction with inior mation
(Cr OF "No no Bot ultimately for me- the port and
trade OF Melbourne quire no cham pionHo defender
New zealani according to Sir Robert Pee s to be the
Great Britain Of the Ocean, what will Melbourne
he AK Hear and cheers) II is scarcely twenty years
since British Minister was comps!meDec upon giving 10
great Austraian port name; and that viii be
lasr Z a. the knowledge Of Eng greatness Cheers
10 but abort Tune sgo-l think II was about Toe tine
thai be treat rns rcai wtir~nd was passing through
the work in is3s-wben little body OF settlers touched
st Fort rhiup, and planted the seed OF future empire
Years passed on, and quietly returned each succeeding
spring. Yoa h, ara nothing through the ands but the
loving Of cattle and the bleatpg Of sheep Tine pissed
or-yess rolled byquiet was reiguiug 10 the land-tne
Australian boor tai king TO the Australian shepherd
and the b. omesng was whstlng the squat;ers hut
WHEN suddenly thtre came an eu.kd shout from Bala
rat II passed through the land IL passed through the
color like prairie IRE. II was heard at Neborne
Port rhilip. ara Adelaide II passed along round ;ae
Cap. BY - Helena, ard on through Ea land America
nj the whole ~orld, ike an electric hisb (Appase
among the first the Geld. left Bostor At the
ment OF 1853, and arrived At the port OF Mel
bourne and there some eco square rugged vessels
DOT q, charged Such sight 10 saw before
could barely believe my eyes, wen, ou' Vim my
OFT armed, a. ] thought ] was going 10 couvc.
ounuy and then you could not take up the Melbourne
A,yes wsteut reading Of people being shot down 10
y
ctnplcny packed with Shipping; bu' fount huIe
soiny there lor working them. I found no ware
nsssas cen msn.ur.,s Win xs s greatness We soon
took hold h gsh. Scotch, IRISH and American, alto
sstfcr- Io~ hshod the change go oec o. sierns
u property ,6n sert rs 10 two for population o.
nc rs.SI,' irs@emssr when lss Boston. one Of whsi
cal The lccg headed merchan,s-men who send out
In lcrg 70. ages 10 Inca and China and wait curing
tselve morins before a remittance can come 10 them
'rs, You VII see ss6t ths, iii ss,oui.h ycur
eyes; on will see men IN ,hs streets borne down with
esss o. soegold IN their pockets got on their backs
gold Gcapt ihsr necks-sary ing 10 DE st ~ asked MIN
shsf atoc Their IL 90 ot0 head sheep aud he replied
Why, mar they canrc live on mutcn all their lives"
(tanskser) Al that time hsre were forty ships In New
ora snd twenty at Boton, aud who wonder at the
result friend Of minc sent me a case OF buttons,
On sceovp, o. a Huade,sssd erm, and ! remsmoer
rsttrrcd net proiis Of 90 a.. lod. (isggbter.) i
sent them those net pronts, and the only ply /
sgDe Ssypg that the nrst returns that they hs1
bad. Gaugbter) BIT the trade ard port OF Melbourne
fottng 70 5e ,ad IN iher be- .G We have got ware ARE
honses-ve have cot ~harvef-ve have aot docks-we
ha,c sot ra.sy -only short one a. yet % be sete
two mc AMI TO ono has done more than you r. MI
men q Liverpool, Tor that port. assure you that
proud Of thai country We Ausraans are all proud Of
TO 4 there sere . bc,nr place, and went 10
Java Batavia singapore and along the coast for ,0cO
mis came down again and found N FngIsh merchan,
everywhere Al every pace I found q British man.
ol.wn. b tsh consul, and Britain merchant wen,
up 70 Bengal Calonus- came down again but i0urd
place Ike Melbourne then cot 70 Aa.n-tarough
the Red sea-through lower Egyp, and Cairo. but
found no heii,r pace than Melbourne, and tho ghi
would &C aovn 10 Joppa and jerusalem. went MI
through that GO luuy 70 The lead sea, AMI tben--to
jericho Ccas a. sughier) came back again through
syria and Palestine bu; | found place better thao
Melbourne went 10 Cyprus, Istaba Beyrout DAcre,
through Trpoi, across 70 Narseies on 20 Constant.
nople, bu, f'ound better place than Melbourne.
ihen bought would the great Of the rccen,
strueele-ih he great battle Gelc-and down went 10 the
crines: There wa 40 asionshing sight. ! FER
wtusd have seen nothing accomplished nothing. hac
! not gone 70 toe Cfimca was down there at the
ind Of April. but feacc was then restored Every
Enelthman met On tho way, whoa ! talked OF peace
howled II down again. They ,ad that Eos'aad wanted
tine 10 set INTO ffhtrg tm-to have her pluck fairy
aIorscd-ttat nov want. and that eght they would
iIt peace came sent 10 kamesch and Balasiava, and
roamed those battle fields that you have SPOKEN o.
saw The fan ei redoubs where The Turks ran away
taIsh;er) 4 saw the sToi where Capt Nolan brought
me crccr-fr from whom never kntw-(aughterl Ito
Iucan. snd AZ sed nm 10 charge MY Col, what shall
charge There 10 the enemy and these are my
ders.n I seemed 70 hear. o. ! stood On that nov his
toric sclcquise ttMpi here the last Of