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

% 900 bales Of which per week required to afford
them employ ment and the means Of subsistence. The
United States ON the other haad lay under .iuos. an
land was ssssrE expected ~ thOusssis; and those
awakened throughout the States q quickly q the
electric telegraph could speed its welcome message.
Europe, corresponding feeling rapidly oyernung ike
pail almost every town and village Of the Union This
was not thing TO be depored It according to his
OF different countries was Gods ordinance-sree
trade was the international law OF the Almighty
buster beirg intsrchanged between countries in
trately related and mutually dependent as England
and America, he sald What God has joined together
let man, or body of men, dare to put assunder."
Oheers) 1t was much to be regretted that Mr..
Buchanan not there to witness the with which
was echoed Sy that great assembly NJ rational msn IL
pgapd encouraged the exhi otion of spirit of
hes ity towards America. Their sentiments towards
ton This he sad in spirit OF servle adulaton of
transatlantic kinsfok We could not elevate their cha
and power in the of nations hout indirect
ly claiming credit for ourselves. America owed, and
her distinguished characteristics to this
naeo Countries in the world she was the ono which had
most closely initiated the liDgs OF the parent State.
During his travels he asked enthusiastic Anaer
can lacy why her country cud not rest satisfied with
III. immense uncccupied territories already possessed
but must be lutng after the lands Of its neghbors
for we inherited it from you" (lAughter) There
was, he thought, great deal Of truth in this an
swer The greatest difference between the two
tries consisted in this-that great deal
taken Of the ladies in America than in England, and
speOt shown to the fair sex was true criterion for es
present age the palm must Be conceded to America ia
ssa to In
actesi.c, he might mention that when In Boston,
United States the anniversary of the American Dscls
ration he anxious admission
TO church where of their most distinguished ora
tors deliver political address appropriate to the
The beadle who guarded the door steadfasty
refused him until the corporation had arrived
his mr. Cobden's) remarkipg after waiting some
tme that other persons being admitted while he
excluded, the beade naively replied sOh but these
gentlemen ladies with them and you none but
tsr After adducipg further examples the national
trait and Likewise illustrating the carelessness evnced
Am ercar railways and as to the safety Of
the sterner SEX the Hon. gentlemen concluded by
the occasional quArrels bet England and the
United States to the internal disputes Of private fam
ly which might indeed produce slight temporary
taneements, bu, to end increased friendl
ness and warmer endearments. The two branches OF
the great Anglo Saxon family in this respect were like
DR.. johnson and Oliver Goldsmith. The Doctor would
abuse poor Godie himself whenever he pleased, but
he would lot allow any else TO do Uauehter)
The LORD MAYOR then gave The Eouse Of Commons,o
coupling with the toast the name of Sir w. Clay.
Sir W. CLAY briefly returned thanks
One or two other unimportsnt toash wound up the
proceedir gs OF the evening.
MR.. BUCHANAN AT LORD PALMERsroN's DINNER.
[From the London News, Feb. 261
yiscount and yiscountess PAmerston entertained at
dinner Saturday evening" 1t their residence the
terrace, piccady, the following distinguished party
His Fxcellency the American Minister his Excellency
the Netherlands Minister, the Earl and Countess Of
SbAftesbuIy, tie Earl end Countess Of Bessborough,
&C., &c.
MR.. BUCHANAN AT COURT.
From the London, Post Feb. 49,!
Her Msjes'ys dinner party yesterday, included hsr
Royal HghLeBs the Princess Royal the Duke and Duchess
Of Argyll Mr.. Buchanan, (the United States Minister
Count Vitzhum (the Ssxon Minister the Earl of Egiin-
ton the Earl ara Countess of Mount Charles viscount
Morck, Lord Ernest Bruce, Lord and Lady Robert
Grcsvenor the Right Hon. B. and Mrs. Disrael, and Sir
Bel jamin Halves
The band Of the Royal Horse Guards played tbs follow
ipg pieces during dinner -
sest sarcn .................... " auuer
Overture "Ianoredi". ...................io ssini.
Se,e con, "Eoile du Nord". Meyerbeer.
Waltz 'S0rgs of the Sea-. Seaman.
The Queens private band Afterwards attended in Buck
ingbam Palace and performed the following selection
Overture, 'Le Fioee Berger. Adam.
Aria, "Eurysnthe". Weber.
Bolero des Vapres Siciliennes.
Selection, lie Cheval DO Bronco. .Auber.