New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

can't Il JCT bOtlct VI TIC buoJoct Pi"mPs'o ~.
| Hereupon, Sir lillian directly accuses the At
| ,ornty General Of criminal cOnivance Or course
the matter cannot rest there, and we shall have
judge prosecuting the first law officer Of the
| Crown.
| ANNIVERSARY OF THE DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE
@, Frdsy tn. 4th inst, a suDytdous dinner wes
Civ n ~ Mr. +, ab.dy at the Star snd carer. Re1-
| noio 80 upwsr, al one hupded Amencao. and = f-~
Epy eD l. q, il coDmemOrst IN OF the EIghtietd
Anniversary Of lhe d. car alton OF inrepeooence oi
| The Ume. States. The grand dining ball vas tilted
M fer The occasion with bu-ts Ut ne Queen AID ~
v M br gor, the Az eri,aD engle the @ents'd. Ut
Epg n, aid Of III, uneo STATES, end other appro-
ui,e a, GU. atoms H. Peabod, tpok the casir shortly
are. o'clock. supported OIL the night by the merit
CD Mristr Mr. Dallas, u, d ON Tho eft by W. W.
| In wn NJ. p, Nr. 5teL Of Manchester Mr. NJ riga
| OF LII, on Mr. SOmelby Of Boston, L Nc r \.
Uai as SECRETARY If l. ga,ion, and Mr.. Cro,ky, Unit
| ed Siates Com l at Suu hampton acted as vics
Ir.si. BIZ. Mr.. John Macgrrgor, NJ. T., Mr.. 5. O.
Hall ,nn J. f. Jones' tue sculptor, We're among the
| Ii sl-b Pu' sta.
| At,r tue ltm,vai Of the CLOTH
Mr Peabody rose ant said: Your Exaelleucy anu
GIpenen. ! am VOW about to pass. in The coJmoa
! s,,,trs,op OF the phrase, "the loving cap. But
| have befro me two cups, tue one o. brlt
| lib iab-,c, the bsr OF NY native oak, PIE,
| srted to me seveIal years since by my estee ned
| friend Mr. Francis P.abTy, who Is now present
Be,re passing tbre cups allow me to say word or
III fl doper gss in c"npemora' Ion of The Fourth
O, Juh l776 was IN this hall in 1850 and was heu
| sslow, hvpored By the presence Of the American
Minister, If large party OF my own cbuniryn'n AMI
If v. raj Eng 'ih nencs rome VI whom l. my hop
tu.ss % see around ME t0-cay. / at experiment.
rove -ucc ssfu and IN le5l, in consequences of the
| | u e number Of NJ, tOnDpymeD who ctme over 10
wit tie Greet Exhibition, determined on snb,titu
ting ,,l the Dinner cDDcert aDd ball. few 1t my
u1tyr ell enceevcrfd 20 dlseIace Inc from tue a.
t,n,t 10 bling Epgsi AID Aneri,aos together on
sncb an Occa<in nut the acceptance 81 the Ddke VI
Wellington put IN erd 70 my 90 iets, AMI toon''na
Lapp fstee % Almscks, the Fourth OF July, ls5l,
5, a.. O 4 success cheeir and trust, broke dOwn
tie o. sun barrier 10 tn union OF English zen and
All ercaDs, in celebrating this gori 'us anniversary,
never again TO be erected lCbeersl But TO returd,
Gentlemen 70 the cuus th,se cups of 1--we and pc ce,
the one Of Brit fabric, tho ota.r OF our American
oLk, f,d from fhe same founfaia OF good cheer,
s.ro one to he East AID the other to the Wes aud
Wien they meet in the crciiog bouni may they pass
| wi the touch " friendship Cheer
The two cups were then passed round MIR. Feab0 iy
drinking TO the guess from eacn STATE VT The Uaioa
teporat, " AID aters ard to those from Old England
| "Ul o per oobles."
Mr. Peabody after proposing the first toast, 4" Fac
ouy we celebrate" called upon all VINO friendly
to the sacred of Lioery end Civilization to 20
lon,r 10 the menorits Of .bote great men who had
pledge HEN fortunes their honor, and their lives 20
tupIort lat cause; which was received with loud ac
| c euat0ps.
Mr.. p. sbody claimed bumper for the next tOas.
which, lie was sure Leeded 10 speech from him to
recon u.eLd il. The toast he had ut proposed ~as
ID. only one to which he would have gwen precedence
over the pr,e-nt de bad aoSer YET knosu an Au-ri-
cen bo would dix the toas. of Her Majesty,
",b. Queen" vito rs unch eDIhusiasn ~ tue Id lst
loysl VI Der subjects.
The toast was drunk with enthusiastic cheerisg.
Mr.. Peabody sad he shoald next have the pleasure
OF tIpposing toast in honor " the CHIEF m.gtrate
~ IT, spo OF bis birth" II President Of the United
| Statts"-which received with great applause.
ID -. ,.:o, Ia
toast thanked tteir hort tae merchant prince, ~ao
hid entertained them in so prince manner, for the
Efforts lie bad made cultivate atoms OF friendship
between John Bull sno Brother Jonathan lChee,sl
|, c. Of Three y.ars country "a srge as la
p;opd kao been occupied and cult. .ted Captain
| M-,kprcD concluded by proposing The Memory OF
| Washington, which WIS drunk standing and in
| si'sIce. =,
toast ~b,ch hs, beer placed in my hands, oerut me
to congratulate you meeting you 10 celebrate day
which will ever be remembered III tae hisory Of the
woilc-s day from which We, the subjects Of her
Msiesty have derived much advantages az you, the
citizep. vf the United States lChesIsl. We are-Iot
ausw.rabe TOR the Gins Of s:atesulaIlship, for the
eri.,ous ers of furefsthers aha your inu,trous
WASH gior-wse in the Sc 1ate, skilfu IL the del1-
who urt hv, in Jour he arts, Is also reGsui-
! b,1.t With profound Iesoec. by EagIeed az well a.
by II e Whole Of the cIviz q world lChesr-j To '
I,oiced would be be, u living at This moncnt,
10 set the prosperity OF the country WHICH he may De
ssG 10 have brought INTO existence, to see the enter
pJ,,irg sprrt Of bis countymen leading them, low
| 10 m.ke q comnunice Ion b.tse-n two gre..
ooesbs- the Pacific ara the Atiantic-now 10 bridge
ever lofty roek-, tna now 70 ea9i2rH the be
+ els any jealousy toward the United Sta.s; r.
jice in your prs perity; ne have vision enough to
kI ow that b. tn property Of other rai,ns partieu
la,y as IL gard. the United states, We are a; N lch
h.i.fied US they ale Ch.ersl. The notion tha' tie
snoihcr Is, tIuf, By this time exploded Tue. some
-ls ciIerelcts s4ist b.tHeen Us; bat when &c
| fDd y ntleuen hkc ts Exceiepcy, FIR whom VIC al
feel lie deep.s soec', aid the Minister sth Thoa
.rces there can b- nile doubt that they will soon bS
al ieahly adjusted ICheeisl beg 10 propose I" ths
| "teahh Of hs Exec .l.ney the America, Minister,
wbose character sa.as 50 plCeminel:ly high b1h il
| bis own sld in hi country.
Tn, rns,i Wa druLh with bud cheers.