The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-31

nies Of her xsjssys subjse had crossed N ossssssr
ne United Date1 IN AneFcan ships, he could bear tes
mony the mAnrW In which those merchants and ship
Ssucn: for dose sasr.a. and IN dong s~srySins sass
could tend their comfort lessen the
q ses voyage {Appiauss)
he Hs.tS Of ne 1cssSioful The Mayor of Liverpool
-whsss absencs be rssrsssed on this OCCASION.
FRA neutsnant q he bark Rsssuts commanded bySapt
Hartstsin called uen BY tho Chairman, and In
prisac remarks A. humble member, said he, Of the
naval profession, beg leave 70 respond 70 the remarks
uts and ihoae Of similar cha aoter my friend Capt
6chombeT, Of the Roya Navy, who alluded handsome
70 ths restoration Of thai vessel BY the people Of the
oourfe nine months have been fortunate enough bs
sse 70 visit your country twice Ny frat msdei in the
Resoute by Capt Hartsten vessel associated
with . number Of your gallant countrymen whose tate
has not only excited the deepest sympathy here, but In
chsu Of tho two great countries have most warmly en-
listed themselves In the cause Of those unfortunate
aud God grant that the efforts made 10 restore taem 70
their country may be attended with Mr.. Chair
shal always reooect the deputaton you sent to
Portsmouth 70 welcome rs 10 England, and assure You
thai the addresses delivered the de,k OF the Resoute
by your Chairman Mr. Gravee, will forever rewa,a In
deheiy impressed upon my memory convincing me INST
the strongest ties OF friendship (Appause) rhe vel
come We received was charsc Of your nation from
your gracious Queen down, shs did US the honor to visit
VI al Cowes (Rerewed applause Ian sure tia. the
officers Of the Niagara will retura home deig nted with
their VISIT ana houd be successful In the object I
mssiop, the lay ing dowu OF the Atlantic submarine
cable, viii be OF great Satisfaction tn in after
life 10 know bad contributed TO this great enterprise
may say the wonder o. the age MT Wells here re,umed
the next regular toast
The Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and
prosperity TO their undertaking
(Appianse)
TIE Chairman OF the Company, Mr.. Brown, being
absent Mr.. hAx~KLL responded He commenced by
thar king the company for the In which they had
recev the toast aud sad that ath ugh not scientific
man himself he had perfect reliance upon the knowledge
and requirements Of the scientific men by whom he was
rounded. He placed reliance upon their intelligence,
their ,kili ard their indomi'sbie ergy, whether ne
looked 10 Captain Hudson and Captain Sands to every
engaged On board their ships in handling the cable
he certain Of succss. CHEERS He did not ALLOW
himself 10 doubt aat hey would be successful in laying
down the browning wonder of the unee nth cen,dry.
Commercially speaking 10, he proceeded, enormous
adventure Of the deepest consequence (Cheers We
know how much coulnies have suffered rom long sus
lense and tho want OF intelligence, commercially, socially
and nationally. (Hear, hear IL we mad had ip'erDs
hopa telegraphs hy the sophsty of diplomacy
would have been turned aside and nasty words spoken for
nation would have been apoiDen.d for on the instant
that offence was percei' ed TO have been taken.
(Cbeers) look said be- upon this Of the greatest
Enterprises in which the country could po,si,y be ca
gaeed tHear, hear IL Ia crafty ing and delightful 10
gee 20 great maritime Powers Ike the United safes and
Great Britain sen1Dg out two OF choicest ships
to and hack and smash each other into spnsrs but
to lay down link which should bind for all time the two
greatest csilzers OF the human race. (Cheer,) can
only cay mat the eishtet gentlemen with whom have
the h,por TO be associated in directing this enterprise
board iorm ct the zeal as that which a1iHi,.es
every one connected with the undertaking They
solved 10 60 the w0k-lcheers )-anc | hope Wiz ihat
when next the hospitality OF the American Chamber OF
Cs ie eNerclsed will be sending message TO
New York ssk,Gs "wha was the next toastf' (Cheers
and oughter TSe respected chairman of tnai eVscpg
(Ar W. Raihpone) OF the Oldest American
chants in This town. When he trade rdt nelced
they were coutepi 10 run vesses every So months t,
New York. then every month and every fortnight, ami
they would be hayirg AN exchange Of eonn9nics
tons about every Ave minutes (Cbeers) 10 ooasIdssa
Nr Msrtgfeed tho absence Of Mo. BroTn, al gentle
who would have dote more justice TO the sent pepL
The CHAPMAN proposed the health Of Sir Bright, Mr
Whsehoue and Professor Morse tho engineers and ele;
tricisn The comacy ord Mr. Pickerug took advantage
OF the opportunity TO hieh complmen 10 NJ brigh
whom be called not only OF The hrsl OF engineers Da
who, be believed, the nrst electrician of he
Mr.. FRIGHT returned his thsnks for the co nphu pafy
toast which Tad jlst been drank ami sas tha they wee
merchants Of liverpool nc concluded By stating 500
miles Of the cable saelg o,led en- the Asamernnon
eud Goo on tba Niagara. (Appeufe) In addition to this
whole $500 miles had been made, ano he believed The
v, ssels would have all the cable board in une
devious at Cork before the of the present month";
10 commerce operations early In August, which was
e TsS Iss mSpS 70" me
honofed with three cheers ana Mr.. Rah5one having
duly acknowledged the COMPILING ut the ninth and last regu
Lar announco6-"rhc Press" 10 which NJ. Mul
LAZY responded compliance with the request OF the Chair
and in the OF his remarks alluded to the lay
ing Of submarine or subaqueous Telegraph by p oessor
Morse beta cen the Battery New York and Governors
Island In he year 1872 the 'rs cable which had
been laid That line, though ,mai In extent, was tae pre-
of the great Atlantic cable. In conclusion he gave
the following toast
Professor Moss-The Inventor Of the Eiec rio Telegraph
and the frst 10 lsy submarine elegrsphic eabla.
The toast elected three hearty cheers After which fol-
iosed number Of sentiments among which were the f1l
lowirg--
By Can't Hudson-- Hrae Commerce of Cnrisan Nations
Is senus and ENTERPRISE carries civilization TIE savage,
eulargee tie circle OF human freedom, elevaes and
riches comup les and nations, and spreads far aad wide
acorGderce among men which no human agency could
entctn
By DR.. PluckncJ--"rhe Lydle." To which Nc. Max
well replied In a few brief and hnaorous remarks
II was sbort Twelve O'Clock when the company disps.s
ed ser spending Of The mos, pleasant evenings watch
We have passed since our arrival In this eouniry.