New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

Queen IA liz ,epresentaive Of the American Govern
uent and people, have met with nothing out series
Of ~ most fiatteiing demonstrators Ot WELDON ana
bOepitaliiy fCbeersl. I perfectly well know that
ihese manifestations are not addressed 20 il vdual
80 uti. ry unworthy myself, but that hsy are the
pgofrse and generous tribute to nation whose mesen-
sser am But on its behalf, with senslbi!ty that
I know il would unauimsusly feel, beg ths
distinguished company to accep, the assurance of my
profound acknowledgements. There are some suo.
tc,s on which il would be l-timed ana more enter
irsng than wise for TO touch on this occasion and
this presence. Indeed, my arrival ls 20 recent t1h
I scarcely pretetd 20 know the 'uoJects which
would be most acceptable to you. dare say, how
ever shall incm but little hazard 1t venture, ac
smiing 10 a provinciasm natural to a Western
torsue TO "guess that the spirit aod purpose of
rev conner may have excited at least, some little curl
esAy IA laughl Well, my Lord, let me cay that am
rot authorized to feel and do not feel aoy desire other
fbsn that OF giving my energies and exertions unrs
se,yooy to the restoration Of the most harmonious
ss.inents and friendly relations Cbeersl Animated
NV this spirit, and aiming at such purpose if
f.s-spd may fa,l-it will be because Of some ne1
osbe oyerruling State policy or rome f'regOne con-
cusjon not ~ be undOne by uniform, steady, persever
ing frank and honorable Cancellation Renewed
.beerl. My Lord, permit me- cOnclusion-fJr my
object s 10 be bref-tO tender to your lordshp aud
~ ruesis here assembled my cong latuatons on the
GREAT event contaminated sloce my arrival emOng
Sou--tbe restoration of peace TO Europe lCheeel
$w although undoubtedly accompanied by its moral
benefits alleyistions, Is, at best an evil aud the
ysst powers Of this Enpire although for time and
however gsl0nty enlisted ana ably directe1, will iod
more genial and fruitful employment in those channels
sgncutora, commercial and manufacturing, and those
Ygrsus which have hitherto signslly illustrated the
tIertiops Of her people Loud caeerSl. Ny Lord, /
sgsn thaOk you
The Lord Mayor then gave:
Tbe House Of Lords
Lord Stanley, NJ. p, briefly acknowledged the COM
trmeDt. 1t a bold thing, he said, to undertake
sty company still more in their presence, TO be the
s,oketman Of Parliament. But there was one idea
which predominated in all their minds and on that
ssbec he thought he might venture without presu mp
t 10 say that be could express the unanimous feeling
fct only Of the legislature, but what was quite as im
pntabt OF those for whom the laws were made dear
he tbsDked the Lord Mayor for having given Tim the
oppotuDity-an opportunity of which others had
tysled tbemselves-of expressing alOui that which
vas in the thoughts Of alnamey their deep, earnest,
,sd almost passionate desire that, be the chances
and charges of political events what they might,
Ebglspd might retain inviOlate that national alli-
slee % yGLich they had among them at that mo
ptnt the living represeutatve-an alliance which
iS its root in no conslde: alton Of temporal or
IOtical expodieDcy, but which rested on the
suer basis Of the common origin, the common Ian
gusge, the cOnmon lave, the common energies, aud
fAe common spira tiOns of tgo mighty Empires, and
even in that which they must ell acknowledge a
cor mon family Likeness in common faults and faiings
ICbeers and aug J. Upon the union Of these two ma.
iiOas depended tho hopes Of mankind and the peace
OF the world and if they went they had done for
slong time past within century from the pre- ent
fne the oaih would be inhabited by 800 OOJ,OOO of
te ADg Saxon raee-the most energetic industrious,
and enterluisiDg people that titled It's soil. 1t
Es upon tue cordia'uni Of that vaS multitude of
nan, our descendants, that the future hope OF man
knd iested-a future Of rational progress aud WELL
Otdered freedom in which the knowledge of man
should be extended his power nature increased,
ard l is command of the appliances of civilization
rpltilsed, and it rested with England and the United
Mates 20 act on that principle lCheerrl.
Mr.. Cardwel NJ. T., In acknowledging the toast of
the House of Commons" said he was sure the Com
mons Of England would not fell to reciprocate those
frs,ernal feelings which had been expressed by the
American Minister. They could not forget that free
Institutions, whether in America or England, were
sEke derived from Anglo Saxon ancestora. Mr. Card
vel TIT n proposed tae health Of the Lord Mayor.
The Lord Mayor briefly acknO sledgcd the compl-
mept
Mr.. Dallas then, in graceful terms, gave the health
Of the lady Mayoress, which was drunk with ac1la-
nation.
The Lord Mayor, in responding to the toast, told
Hr Dallas he was authorized by the lady MayOress TO
Boy that if bis diplomacy equal to his galantry
tlers could be no fear of the of his mission
la lsuel
Several other appropriate toasis were drunk, and
TIE company separated about IL clock.