The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-12

dfcun for those who arc mot In Mr. Ha xth,vnes conf
depce say bus there In the sdase thas
genius becomes shat indoent under the influence
wealth /" the reading community must or ,eo, any
hing from Consul Liverpool However hs may
prove IN exec ptton V ger of IN. sisgs
report rays that he has become quite rich durios
the tour years n BIZ C,psul-hlp.
One OF the ferry COMMANDS or Iiverp ,oi enertsned
halt OF officers the other board
bat 'oos them . short excavation up the n yer
pesaLt little resort, called Eastman Tho whole
party numbered about twenty pereops, among whom
rerrsseptssives from the different in Liver
roo There was no notice vhstever given OF the affair,
hat he officers somewba ny SURPRISE but
The VINE parsed more pleasantly than II had bee1
attended With all those formal lea ~ hi b sDd Get
oasions Alter partskDg OF the bounteous repast
vded ny the Ferry Company, huc eeshmaking
nduRed in in which the tw great commercial nations
were duly boned and the merits Of their people fully &C
xpowlef Red
The Hrtt proposed the health OF "The Queen
N whrh the whole company paid the usual honors rhsn
the qualification With which they had witnessed the
rival Of the Niagara OF the most magnificent
mem Of naval architecture he bad ever seen Her pro
hose waters OF thu good feeiog
which emitted between the aeople OF The two conn
uies, and so long - that feeling existed,
Every spec, TO tho people the other side Of the
and be would say that their eer nation had
them respected lie had not had opportunity of
seeing himself the institutions Of the United States but
from hose Who had he learned that they FAR In
aiVsnce OF thoe Of the mother country that there
really s0u between them The Americans had,
In fact by their advancement nation. the Glow
ness of England, which had AIKEN advantage of the
,tbtufits nat nae rolled over her head. However,,
long cotton cultivated In Ame ica aud England
rvrcba ed and manufactured IT, there fear he
Rmcable relations between them would be disturb bed He
would Ia cusiou give The President of the United
Saes Of Amerira the officers at that table, ON
hoard The magnificent sbio be< ide them"
This toast ELI tied Elk hearty cheers and brought Mr.
Edridge, the Purser o. the Niagara to his feet who,
reply, returned his sincere thanks for the friendly
fe' hngs which had just been ex ressed towards
the people and Institutions Of bis native country aud
which he biz English friends thoroughly
ciproca'ed His country ackno pledged IN he
ueI prfipR aud energetic race bu In speaking or the
spirit Of enterprise they he be
allowed to observe thai they Indebted for great
qualities 10 the stock from which they sprung AMI that
their ancestry should not be forgotten In need OF
praise
after the Interchange Of like couresies, the company
we're taken, as have said, short excursion up
river 10 IA thsm the band play ing yankee Doodle with
perseverance, deservipg OF all praise. They tire
Of the air; and although they give with various enbel
there installing it, Every steamboat that passes
-hip, ana that has band board gives a different
versiop of IL; 80 that hear Il performed in
least dozen different ways every day We have
yankee DcOde' at breakfast, "Yankee Doodle"
NJ lunch "Yankee Doodl, at dinner yankee Ooorle al
supper and the drst thing that Reets awakug
every morning is Yankee Doodle" In their desire 10
show their friendly feelings towards they keep IRE in
our mory the great country the oher side Of the
wstfr spd me friends have all left there awaiting
return When the cable shall have been Ia d. II two
ohcai mus,cs viii III grated snp
on eavug cont dc justice To that "Yaukee Doodle
they had better reman forever SILENT consign both
Die and drum to the great deep should have stated that
the officers OF the Niagara who present Lieut.
North DIR Palmer, Mr. Edridge, Mr.. Everett. the Chief
Eogpeer. Lieut. Kennon, Dr. Warrington, and Mr. Moore
Assistant Engineer.