The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

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best,ps The nature Of your vsK Yet We oannss help
Ray Ing regret s mingled WIN toAt ssMssoeoa os we ~
dep iysd OF Of Tng your eiosrs and crew re-
0, pton more accordance wi our ieeipgs Inc TRAD
ing community Liver pool is bonni " yours W To more
,hsn common tie OF Interest," intercourse and fre ndsnip
e Itch With the deepest interest every act which can
o or these ties and ~e receive win %
hk munincsn e Or We Psssl o, ana peSps
Of IRE ,hpo OF Liverpool have recorded with the
snpcy of truth In the address We have now the nonor
IN present 10 you
me iyeYpccI shipowpers Assocaon desire
bav paygsed to these shores The discovery snip heso
STATES ~ Of merica TO his country
goise in this act Of the United States generous es
the nation of earnest wish TO foster those sent
real basis Of sosdiai smity and enduring peace.
1he eTcuustapcts Of common ancestry And common iSsM
W Of nothing Of private friendships and per
bees
be other such that which has been your pleas
irs Of he ndssoabe bonds
der the utmost confidence In the nations that the
which has so long happily subsisted between them Will
po, has Witnessed hrs graceu act on he paTt Of he United
States with the greatest pleasure and saisacton Our flags
commerce throughout he world; and we eoce upon
Of each country her encouraged
more ordinary friendship the part OF either of
only express our earnest pss hope and 5us
bring he Resoute in safety 10 England through difficulties
and pers Of unusually tempestaoas weather VIII
ally Ion ENJOY health happiness and PrSspsrs Chairman
In pursuance of special general meeting association
held he 10Th day of December, 1856
To this Captain HARIsES delivered the following reply
-GINrIIMnN-To say that feel honored by this uumis
tskeable marx OF your consideration would but feeby
express my OF the compliment which you have thus
paid through me- 70 the sovsrnnen, whose represents
gates from the shpownes Of the grea. commercial city
Of the United Kingdom rejoice 1t the kindly feeling tins
manifested for nation with whose interests you are 30
intimately connected. In my present mission 70 your
government can read the spirit OF American: towards
the people Of this country, and can easily believe that
community Of feeling between US will meet with cordial
response The Advancement OF science and the arts, TO
20 greatly Contributed have changed ancient geogra
Ibcsl positions Miles and seconds have become almost
o. nonomous words and now the iron messengers OF our
com fly like steam shuttles weaving bet Neen N
fabric Of mutual interest," Nay that spirit Of friendly
emulation, enterprise and enlightened purpose which has
given to shipping interests the distinguished place
they occupy the universe ever continue For
your expression Of friendly interest and congratulations
TO myself and officers Of the Resnlue be pleased gentle
men, TO accept our hearty thanks.
The deputaiion and officers (who had stood uncovered
during the whole Of the interesting ceremony then went
below and par,ook Of Splendid asjeSer in the gunroom
Ing the vice chair Here 1e loass OF The Queen The
President of the ULited SCs Tine United Services OF
Great Britain and Amerioa The Deputation from the
Liverpool Association &c given and responded
10 with generous en,husasm and the depusaon leav
Ing the ship the gig Of Mr. Davies Of the Clarence yard
them three hearty cheers, which were AZ heartily re-
turned by al in the gig The depufAtion were highly
pleased with their visit TO the ship and their hospttable
entertainment on board and lett for London by The As
p. N. hain.
BANQUET TO THE OFFICERS BY THE CORPORATION
OF PORTSMOUTH.
TCOrreADOud1 Traeg.
On Tuesday evening, 23d nst the civic compliment 10
The gallant officers OF the United States navy Commander
BsItstein, Leuepants Wells, stone and Davidson, DR..
haccoun and Dr. Ots) who brought TO Portsmouth the
Arctic sbip Resoute to restore 70 the nation rs gilt
pora,ion at the Portland Hotel, Souihsea.
Mr.. Charles Crsssweller, Mayor Of Portsmouth, pre-
sided He ww supported BY Major General Breton, the
Roy al Artillery In the southwest district; Colonel Foster
commanding Royal Ensineersi Mr. Croskey, United
LARGO, Vice Consul AT Portsmouth,; the Rev J. p McGhe
Vicar Of Portsmouth,; Mr.. w. Carter, J. p Capt Har
rs r. NJ Of her Msjesys ship llus,rous; Capt Barker,
Richards N; Lieut. Col. Parke, Royal Marine Artil
lery; Lieut. Col Wright Assistant Quartermaster &c ne
rail- Major Nelson, Brigade Major Captain Tester, Aide
de Camp Or. Domvnls, r. N formerly surgeon OF the
Resolute Mr. }. W. Ashby. e. N; Lieutenant Malcolm,
M he Town aG
The total number Of the company berg 90.
The dinIg room was elegantly equipped with suitable
flags and devices and the tables ornamened with some
siaunton Of Leigh park The band Of the I'd regiment
under the direction Of Mr. Wallace was in attendance
On the removal Of the CLOTH the toast Of "the Qaecn"
followed BY that OF the President Of the United States
was tiven by the Mayor and greeted with enthusiasm
1.-The Prince Albert the Prince Of Wales and tue rost or
the roy a family, !" by Alderman Banbie, also &c
knowleeeed In q becoming manner.
The MAYOR then rose TO propose the toast OF the even
Ing He said-h will be IN the remembrance OF al pre-
cent that her Aojestys ship Resolute, under the com
mard Of Capt. Reett, accompanied by her Majesty's
ship Arsh lance mmsnded by Sir Edward Bolcher ief
this country in eay part Of 1864 for the purpose Of
exploring the Arctic regions and the whole world as
vel the Bsitish nation fondy hoped that they would
I'm and his crew. (Chters need not tell you how sadly
they we're disappointed. I need not inform you-for
M 70 , NE os ,,, nss oaeS
In most extraordinary manner by our American breth
rem some 200 miles from the place where she was LEFT
Resoute has been purchased repaired and rehaed by
the American government; and that by special vote OF
Congress she has been sent TO this country a. present
70 the nation (Chcsrs Nay this legal act Of Congress,
receive In this country corresponding mark OF profound
respect and esteem and may u tend 70 cement With In
crcsspg elect the beneficial friendship which has 20 long
existed between uese two 20 werfu nasions Cheers
Allied % We are In blood, In language In manners, In
con merce In science ard In arts hold both nations
nisy. 1cssen1 We are honored this evening Win tas
presence Of Captain Hsrisen add hs brother officers oil
the United States navy, who have nsvgaed 70 this coun
try the Roeolute, now in Ports mouth harbor We hail
their presence here this evening the Official representa-
uves OF the United States with the greatest pleasure and
ssS,s Of e ySs .
shsvt- welcome and three times ibree
Full Justice was done 10 The toast.
CANAAN BARrsrry on rising greeted with prolonged
cheering On ia subsiding ne'sad: Mayor and gen
teuen for your kind expression OF good feeling towsfds
my county mysclf and the other officers OF the Reso
ote sincerely thank you We have been sent 10 Jour
chores en- mission Of friendship loud cneers), and We
have met with brothers welcome (tepeved chcers),
for which our thanks are due 70 al most cordially es
press tboee thanks the municipal authorities OF this
city, are among the FIRST the generous composition
10 ODER ne the hand OF greeting and hospitality (cncers
and Vet cypress the earnest hope that the union OF our
Hags on this festive occasion may prove embemauos OF
the feelings OF respective countries for all coming
time (Cheers.) Isgain thank you for the manner In
which you drunk healths and hope every sue
cess mar attend this city IN ns commerce, and h cit
zeps IN all their undertakings Prolonged cheering io
loved this address Captain Hartsein concluded by