The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

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horse whose leg had been ort ken, desrous judging
for my self whsthsr what had been related in the
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BY the horse The bill Of fare was as fonows-vermcel
entire coes, sasce nation dhotsl; aiess iardsd with
frequane imitation rsast beef and potatoes. Two
whole party acknowledged that not only might horse
fesh replace beef but that the flavor Of most de-
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American ball given in honor of Washpgton's birthday
at the Hotel de Louvre for two the
committee did not honor with invitation, and next
becsuss am you win receive much more graphic
accounts than any could pretend to from the pens OF
Others hear from all quarters that nothing could ex
spepdor Of the SCENE except the beauty
of the American ladies' which am told 30 ranscen-
dent that the exquisite gosa which pervaded their
toietes could scarcely add lustre to it. Both French
and Eng ish who present In the enthusiastic
encomiums every thing they heard saw and not least
tasted.
Our Relations with England.
THE LORD MAYORS DINNER AT THE MANSION HOUSE.
SPEECHES OF LORD ELGIN, Mr. Golden AND THE
LORD MAYOR, ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS
On The night Of the 9th ult the Lord Mayor and the
Lacy kayoress Of London assembled party OF
ladies and gentlemen ct the Mansion House
to meet Mr. Buchanan the American Minister previous
to his Exceepcys departure from the embassy in London
evor oocssioned to the guests by the unavoidable ab
ouet WAS given Mr. Buchanan having received gra-
invitation to dine with her Majesty at Buckingham
add to which court etiquette gives precedence over eli
other engagements The company at the civic festiviy
consisted OF those members OF inc House q
the country together with the leading merchants of Lon
con connected with the American and the Canadian
William Cay M p, Admiral wolcott, NJ, P Mr.. Schole
field, Mp, Mr.. j. B. Smith, NJ p, Mrs J. B. Smith and
ton NJ. p, Mr.. n. Berkeley, NJ p, Mr. Jackson NJ. p
Bevan, Mr. Movbray Morris, Mr. Robert Gillespie, Mr..
and and Mrs wssg Mr. q; BrooAins, Mr.; Bonus, Mr..
T. BrookiDg Mr.. E. ii. Chapmap Mr., c. Bishop, Sir Gu
sack Roney, Major Kirkland Mr.. W. G. Smith. Mr. c.
Morris, Mr. Gillespie, Jr Mr. and Mrs. MenhertzhAgen,
Gabriel Hr and Mrs. Buckle, Mrs. Shewn, Mr.. Monte
Gore, Mr.. MGaui Mr.. Kenn.,d, Mr.. s. D Pc vies, Mr..
and Mrs Uziella, Mr.. Sampson and hs HARTLEY, Mrs.
George Green and Miss Fowler Jones' Mr.. J. Dillon, Al.
desmsn Sir Jehn Mussroys, Mr. Alderman Cubts, n p;
nS sssf Afy ninn NJ
Or. Mortimer, B. D.; Mr.. W. Davidson, Mr.. and Mes
Psrkes MI. Field Master Of the Coopers Company; Mr.
Sutton, Mr.. Jones, Mr. Carter, Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr.
Lever Mr.. Osmond, Mr.. Perry, Mr.. Stewart Mr.. and
Mrs C E. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Locke, Mr. Deputy Bow
stevens Mr.. deputy and Mrs. Peacock, Mr. Johnston,
Mr.. S. W. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs Miiard, Mr.. and Mrs.
n lie Iemoya Of the eioh The usual loyal toass we're
given from the chair and enthusiastically responded to-
The LORD MAYOR then proposed the Army and Navy
which was duly acknowledged BY Colonel Wy ndhAm and
The LORD MAYOR, preacing the next toast viz: "the
Canada Club" expressed the great pleasure it would
have afforded him. and he Was sure that company also,
TO have been honored with the of his excel
encr the American Minister that evening" and to have
Testified to him how dee,ly the innsb,snss OF that me-
tropos ano indeed, the entire British nation felt in
terested in the uninterrupted maintenance of the most
friendly relations between this country and that great
kindred people the other sGe Of the Atlantic whom
Mr. Buchanan had worthiy scented during his
had aecessed 70 him Monday very kind letter,
planning that gracious summons to attend the hospita
the country would neoesststs his absence from that
gathering (Hear, hesr) Every true hearted English
Of the greatness and PROSPERITY Of trans Itsaic Ins
folk On the contrary, bound together the two peo
pies BY the ties Of. common origin common trad
items similarity OF Institutions and the most intimate
commercial relations the rapid growth and devel0pe
pent Of the United States excited universal feelings Of
joiciI ana PRIDE in the hearts of the English nation
(cheers; and whatever big words of defiance might
tine to time, be heard across the wide which
separates the two ccgnate communities and however those
light be less anty echoed by on this
side OF the water there could be doubt that al who
Understood anything Of the extensively ram6ed and
cprocal interests OF England and America must be firmly
persuaded that he most perfect terms Of amy
sent.a to their mutual welfare and that warfare be-
H. k1th
nothing less than species Of ratricids parrcide
(Cbeers.) Therefore he could have wished that Mr.
Buchanan had been that evening to hear the
ttmens would have been expressed on
all sides towards himself and his country, he would
10 that case have been enabled to convey with him to
the United States to which be about return the
that it the sincere DEERE Of that important
CONNIE rc community that nothing consistent with the
to insure settlement of differences with his country
without to the dread arbrament of the sword
(Cbeers) The Lord Mayor then concluded by proposing
rhe Health Of Mr. Robert Gillespie and prosperity to
the Canada Club"
Mr.. GuInyr having acknowledged the compliment.
The LORD MAYOR rose to We The House OF Lords"
assocsting with the toas the Of Lord Egfn upon
whom be pronOunceda high psnegyrc for his successful
administration OF the government OF Canada Drunk
Lord EIcN, in returning thanks observed that It was
which he sv saw around u him. rather than on the
streretb Of traditional rights and privileges that
the House Of Lords mus. rely for tina. moral inau.
ana the country in the critical times that might be ap
preaching. (Hear, hear Having but lately taken
his seat in the House Of Peers he hardly entitled to
put hiD elf 10, the exponent OF its sentiments
yet he bad enough Of the spirit that animated that
august assembly TO be able say with confidence that
no movement Of opinion in this country OF truly ma
tional character would fall TO find powerful echo in that
body Whether the risidity of our hereditary system
about to be relaxed and some infusion Of the e
rent element 10 Be introduced into it q laugh) and
whether such Infusion ii 1t should occur, would
really do good or harm, we're questions into which it
would mot be proper then TO enter but whatever might
happen way the other, this subject there was
no doubt that the House of Lords would continue to
reflect with tsrable fidelity If not every transient
pulse of popular feeling yet the deliberate and settled
convictions Of the country Hear hear The noble lord
then expressed the qualification afforded him TO meet 50
many members Of The Canada Club that occasion.