New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

where he staies he entertained Win the u'i''se
eordiahfy The same morni0g the dePutS;on IRON the
81 pouners' Association of Liverpool comparing Mr.
| X. Graves, Chairman, Mr.. james smith, ana MI
F. A. Clint, arrived at Plymouth, and inspected '''
Victory AID c arence-y ard, whence they were en-
BAH ed by Mr. John Dawes, master attendant OF mai
establishment, accompanied by Mr.. james CARAT, OF
the kn Of CARAT, GibbOn Sons, agents 70 Lloyds,
for the Resoute They were received at the gangwsy
| by Gait Harstene ard officers and conducted below
Amer an Introduction and little rect, the dePutaon
were invited to the quar- deck where the officers and
crew wee assembled together With ChevA1er Papa
lardo. the Wee ConsEl, and Mr. Davies.
Mr. Crave then addressed Captain HNts:ene a.
follors
By desire cf the ShipOvrers' Association OF Liver
uooi we are here to-day 10 ofet You the coDgtsul+
cLs Of ts members on your safe Arf' on oar snores
The circumstance which have led TO this susPlcl 'us
event dcae that in the exercise OF hun sny hue
pdity and Sympathy our countries nooiy enalA'e e,cS
othtr Gnd il is in possible TO Oresee be oenshs winch
nav retul, 10 mankind from rivalry between Two
great nations ia the frequent Interchange OF those Gu
nobliyg sepu ents Of our nature Ii has not pleased
Proyd, nee to bss with succes the generous ana ood
efcrts Of your country TO restore to us-l nO' say
| lost-our missing countrymen yer VINO clh gay tls
,scrfces nay have Lot met with hlga reward ior
this ship after human skill hsd faiei TO e1trche her
ftm The sppNent destruction which awaited her, ms
b. en- mifaculOusy preserved, that she might De tue
of aforClDg the pee pie OF AUeflch u hcr w
poltunify for evncDg their stfo2g synp 'ihyi ana
drawing 10 cloer union the friendly rel ,tVns oil ootn
couLtes. If in after years se III differences oil opnloo
| should arise between our respective GoHernmsnu we
| have but 70 remember the Resolute and her prcs-
| lee cargo C goodwil-freey sent, and IS te7ly
receyec-io feel assured tsst the threatening clouds
mu.t in time be dspeled and psss away we
| have leau.d with extreme sat'stacaon tes
| her Majesty. with that thoughtfulness for which
| she IL go distinguished, has placed a. your dis
| posal TIE of returning to your homes In
al. of trlsff NAf "
car not help saving regret mingled with thai satisfa
ton for deprived of offering to you your ol-
GERS and crew, reception mere IN accordance Win
our feelings The trading community of Liverpool 10
bound 10 yours with than comOu iiee of interest,
intercourse and friendship; watch with the deepest
Inter, st every act which disturb nsheo these
ties and we receive with delight this municent Gill OF
tie President and people OF Anerca as an addltiJnA
plecee of unity These feelings the ship-Owners OF
Liverpool have recorded with the simplicity of truth in
the address have the honor to present you:
To Capt Hcrttene@ the Uahtd States Mary and to h'
BIZ OticeTs and Crsp Of TIE ResoIafe
I'VE tie Liverpool Shipowners AssOcsition, desire
10 Cer 10 you our sincere congratulations on your sac
arrival in England, having naygeted to these shores
tie discovery ship Resou'e as an offering OF inendshp
and good will the United States to this country.
we recognize in this act of the United States
generous testimony Of the kindly feelings Of its Gov
.nmeDt ard people to the British nation. and OF an
edrIe wish foster those sentiments OF mutual regard
al tsteem which constitute the real basis of cordial
amity and enduring peace.
1.-The circumstances Of common ancestry aud
con mon lsIgusge, similarity OF laws, aud IN msny
resVects identity of interests 70 cay nothing OF prl
yate friendships and Pc rsona ties uuite your counry
TO ours by bones which cannot easily be severed; but
spontaneous acts of friendship by the nation To the
Other such that which has been your pleasing duty
TO accomplish sre the best evidence TO msnknd at
sree OF the indssoube character OF those bonds aud
eneonder the utmoet confidence in the nations them
selves That the peace which has go long happily suossed
between them will continue uDosturbed.
" This association representing the shipping liter
est of this port has witnessed this graceful act on the
part of the United States with the greatest pleasure and
satisfaction. Our flags and those Of your country are
blended together in the harbors OF commerce through
out the world; and r. jlce upon every OCCASION
when the good feelings which the trading community OF
each country bear toward each other are encouraged by
than ordinary acts OF friendship on the part OF
either Of their Gov erbment.
I'VE have now only TO express our earnest hope and
trust that the protecting Providence which en-
abled you TO bring tn Resoute in safety 70 England
through the difficulties and peris of unusually npes
weather will conduct you IN safety to youe homes,
al that you may tteTe individually long enjoy health,
happiness and prosperity. s. h. GhAyts, Chairman,
Association held the 20th day Of December, 1896.
To this, Captain Haltstene delivered the following
reply:
"GESrLrsIs To say that feel honored by this UNI
mistake able mark OF your consideration would but
fe,by express my sense OF the compliment "Aco you
have thus paid through NE TO the Government whose
representative now have the honor To be. Meeting
YOU delegates from the shpewners of the great COM
mercial city Of the United Kingdom rejoice at the
kindly feelings thus manifested for nation With whose
nterett you intimately connected. In my pres
ent mission your Government can read the spuit
of Americans toward the people Of this country and
can eafy believe that your happy ausion TO the nu-
tual bonds of origin and community of feeling be-
w cen y Ill meet with cordial response The adj
vsncement of science and the us TO which both ma
tons have, in spirit Of generous rivalry go greatly
contributed have changed our ancient geographcA
poenions Mikes and seconds have become almost sy-
nor ymous words and the iron messengers OF our
commerce hy like stesm-shuttles weaving between MS
fabric fmutual interest. May thstspint OF friendly
has given TO chipping interests the distinguished
place they occupy throughout the universe ever con:
nue. For your expression of friendly Interest and
congratulations 10 self and officers OF the Resoute,
be pleased, gentlemen, to accept our hearty thanks"
The deputation and officers (who had stood I'M
covered during the whole of the interesting ceremony
then went below and partook Of splendid dtesner IN
the sunroom, presided over by Capt. Harstene Lieut..
Wells filing the vice chair. Here the toasts of The
Queen "The President Of the United States, The
United Services Of Great Britain and America,
I" The Deputation from the Liverpool Association
&C.. were given and responded TO with generous en-
thusasm; ard on the deputation leaving the ship in
the gig Of Mr.. Davies Of the Carenceyard, the crew
Of the ReeOlute mounted the rigging and gave them
three hearty cheers, which were heartily returned
by al in the gig. The deputahon we're highly pleased
with their visit to the ship and their hospsble enter
tainment on board and left for London by the p
train.
TIE REsOLUTE.
Tl< Isalca T,us If Dee Is.