The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-30

Civic Ente.t.,n.asns to the United States
Minister I'm London.
The Lord and LADY nsyors:s 4s. evening en.ssA s
there we're present, h.I and Miss Dallas, Ms. s Dallas
P: NJ. NILES, NJ p. Mr.: Isstsruan,. N. p, M; A.
socd, NJ. p, and Mrs: Haywood Mr.. + howatt NJ. p,
Mr. George ss.ys, NJ ch E.s,s Mr.
Ssps d' Mr. k~ars e. o Mr. Adam 1l.si
P Sir Charles and Lady EAstake the Lord Provost Of
EainSaIg M. W. C. wentworsh, Nj; Henry witoa gn
MI Logan, Nj. j. A. You'll Mr.. and Mrs: P. salomons,
d isu Mr.. c. Lee, Mr.. J. Gross, friue warden
Ct nc Of ss 81
Raw Dr.. and Mrs. Hussey, Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson ana
s y. and MIS- na .aa h w s M sna
Mrs Sampson Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. s. Omen, Mr.. Esey,
Mr.. Cook, Alderman Sir James Drake, BAIT, NJ E., and
Mrs HILL Alderman and Mrs. Finnis Alderman Cubitt,
Mp, Alderman and Sheriff and Mira. Hartley Kennedy,
Alderman and sheriff Rose, mr. Tiffany, M: Dnan Mr..
Mr. Tleoplus Bu1nana, DR.. Benisch, Mr. Coles csid,
and Mrs. Border d. Loccck Mr. Broad wood, Mr. and
Mss H. M Mr. spo Rsv B.dsr
and Mrs Baden Powell Mr. I. Pickersg'l, Mr. Canaid,
Baroness Samuel ard Mss Denis Samuel, the Rev. No.
and Miss Pozcher MIR. Chisheey Piowden Sir j. Eyre,
N. D., Mr.. a. A. Goldsmid the Rev. Or. Mortimer the
Rev Mr. and Mrs. Quincy the Rev. H. Afford the Rev.
NJ and Mrs. Mr. and ass burke Mr. and as
Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Rokbore, M. and Mrs. Seun3e:s
MI: ' nSscn H. AND Mrs A Tarnoa Mr. AMI 9
Coleman, Mr.. and Miss Dawson, and Mr. and Mrs. MUIR
The health Of her Majesty and other loyal toasts having
been drunk,
The LORD MAYOR said he had to propose the health
of his hopored guest his Exsellenoy the
entative OF the great American ration. C1eers
de wan that the company would rejoice with him in
sentative Of that great kindred nation At the other side
Of the Atlantic. Cheers Ever since ne had had the
to be connected with the Corporation OF LOadon
he had always found as these annual banquets, the
American Minister ono CT the most honored guests
(Chee,s) Ho Ienenbersd as an Alderman often meet.
irg with the late Abbott Lawrence, as most NELSON'S
guest, whom it always NEST agreeable 70 the eiti
zens to meet and recprocate those feelings OF kindness
which, Epgshmen 1t became thei. pleasure and duty
to exhibit towards thei American brethren Toe Mansion
rather to evncIg social and hospitabe character
Of the citizens Of London and he was sure that they
never prouder than when they were cultvahng So
csl and friendly relations with American satesmsa
(Cheers.) lie could reason why they should feel
feel proud that mighty nation had arisen from an
SEED Of civil ard religious liberty In that distant part
Of the world had found genRl and kindly SOIL where
it Houlhed and did honor t the Anglo race There
were no colonies which had Hourishsd equally with those
Of England. He spoke 1t not dsparagngly when ne sad
that though Spain and France nad some % tn.y
sprngng from English colony-bade fAir some day to
span the whole OF that vast continent The inhabitants
OF this country and Amerisa could have none other
than the wish to live in the most brotherly feelings
being sprupg they from one STOCK speaking one
ns possssg tSs could scarcely
imsgne question that could arie them tnst
would Justly for Its the areadn d, NV,
they found in families OF opinion ana 80
it would be with nations; but he knew he spoke the
iSsir Wish the most friendly Ieaons should always
be n1aintaired with america lChesrsl They had here
had been taught how to manage their colonies that
when they became large enough Tor the purpose 70 e4
tend to them the advantages OF Local sell
(Cheera he was glad to have the opportunity OF vel
coming Mr. Dallas in the city OF Lonaon he od 80 10 tne
Of his fellow citizen and he now begged TO propose
"1he health OF bis ExceDency the American minister,
begging him to receive his assurance OF now Happy ney
ceEes forward 10 the Continuance Of peace between ths
two countries (Cheers) .,
Mr. DALLAS (the American hinisterl rose anidss Iouo
cheers, and sadMy lords ladies' AND ioy tne
kind and language in which the Lord
Mayor has proposed the toast last gwen ana me very
tinguished assembly, feel entitled TO- ana hope you
viii receive my most fervens grautuoe; IN uutn ! am
smo oss krup. or nnoe ~
mniocs OF your INDUSTRIOUS queen 20 ING
nothing but series Of most aasterng welcomes and h.
pitable receptions perecuy wen know ina nsse nam
festatons are not addressed 70 40 30 un sor
thy IS myself but are the profuse and lavish oute-he
Cheers) In It's behalf with the sentiments know It
sill unanimously feel beg my lords ladies' and gen. e-
men, on viii accept the OF a.
knoxledsents There some topics on which it would
be i'll tmed-perhaps wholly unwise-more enSerprl:ing
than seeming for me to treat upon on this
Indeed arrival fs recent that can scarcely pre-.
tend to know the subjects whch will be most acceptable
to you. dare say, however, that SHAH incur but IL
nstur. to our western town. to guess aush.es thai
the spirit and purpose Of conner may excite At least
some little curiosity amongst you (Cheecs.) We'll,
now lei me ray as an individual that am not author
sed to feel and do not feel any desire other than that
Of giving best exsrtions and energy unreservedy to
the restoration and maintenance Of the most harmonious
sentiments and friendly feelings that ought to exst be-
tween the two countries (Cheers) Animated " this
fpnit, and aiming at such purpose, feel that, any
thing occurs to disturb the harmony between u.s. IL
win be because Of an overwhelming State policy, or
some foregone conclusion not to be overcome by
any perseveriDg and honorable Cancellation. MY lord,
permit in ccnclusion to tender 70 your lordship and
the guests assembled my eorgatulasion on the great