The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-28

J57.
would never be Forgotten the mother great naOa
Eovipg up which !Eht In futu day rival themselves
(Cbsers He, therefore, concluded by again oneSing his
should moi easily forget nor would they very soon forget
the host who had % kindly and sgreeably received
OF Winchssssr and sousss1 1Cnee.. ->''''
TIE MAYOR OF SOUTHAMPTON returned thanks He sI
Ways fell highly homo cd q shs pleasure Of meeting
when they sou.ha npaon hey would be received
In those cordial aad friendly terms which Engl Ihnen
The CHMHsAS said he had now the plsavvre or propos
rg the health Of gentleman wro had honored them with
his oompspy first time; but the be saw OF him
the mere he liked him. He filled very importan, p,ss
In he OF Southampton In connection With tho great
country Of Amer r. and hey %T, % DO sure as
of ability, honesty and integrity They had had ample
proofs Of In evsry acton In which they had known be
had eng ,ged suce he nrss came 70 Southampton
Bavrg knowee 90 Of thai gentle aan AM hearing from
his co. nlry tba. be kind hearted man who de-
The essM rood, he vas sa.isdsd the President Of he
Uni cd siases male good selection -hen ne ,onted
VI. thomson their Consul (oheer,) He mad haa
given OF bis chayacter viii III sugured we'll for
the general prosperity. he hopsd that Ne Thomson
would long 1--we amongs and be spared 70 fudl the i'm
pcrtapt devolvng upon him. and his BELIEF that
pc would do honor to his country, and be credit 70 The
ny sAs% ns ~: ps''ss
bad been no part Of kis usual vocation to make speeches.
shoula he attempt 70 do now, further than to ocr
Them bis most sincere ackno Tor tho generous
and most complimentary in which he had been In
vited 70 join them that most agreeable occasion The
him LETT the United ssas and obably
hn SIDE Of the water wa me- rc nsdy entitled to be known
mer tho rg hand or fellowship when they came amongst
tbem bu he event OF that day had made indeibe i'm
preston upon the fair young daughter OF America and dts
fellow which would not be essened or eAoed
by time beers 10 be allowed the privilege OF minging
with them there spos 20 renowned - onoe the red
denoe Of monsrchs and the theatre OF many Of the
and scenes which Illuminated the Pages OF EnslAnds his
Ioyy wsa be repeaed noiden he SHOULD forget
Kind manner in which ausiOn bad been mare 10 bis nsme
He hoped that during his official career he would be
30 II wom he had Inc rood s,un, q mn
gle The Kindness 10 freely bestowed on him snoe his
recent srva fully comper saed him for the privaions or
bis native home, and sured him homo herorol amid
Strangers but fnends-fends OF the blood OF the
same language, and OF the Same kindred ~ himseH
fully Understood In America token OF regard reaching
far hey ond their own mar ow circle, but expressed TO-
~. ne mo
~ they were now In they would be gra6ed by
The nams evidences OF friendship for their country.
(Chsen)
DR.. RoIpH said that WAS not merely because or the
great and unboundeo Hospitality which had been freely
and gsnerou,y exercised towards them that he oraved
permssicn 10 propose toast but because he thought
there were times and seasons wnen acomphmcnt mat
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more perfume moment, or one that did more credit 10
hr Andrew bead and heart, than TO invite around h
bospabe board that day the gallant aud intrepid band OF
naval officers who 20 dstngu shed fr their excel
lerco OF character, for their bravery, Humanity ea,
and everything which should adorn the hum character
(Cbeers) would be Amcst painful In the presence OF
Mr. Al drews, 70 say all 70 whioh the wsrmes emotions
Of bi feelings wouid prom him; but When 10 common
tDst frtm he humbest origin he had been the srchi-
tect ret only OF his own fortune but that Of many OF
his neishbors, and that he had helped I, bring com
psrsvely email water place into khe po Of OF
the prcudest commercial ports in England and that on
every opportunity he had display cd tina, unoounded hosp
tally which redoune ed much his he'd
the pleaaure, the advantage and she comfort of his
guests was quite sure his health would be drank With
enthusiasm (Cheers) Beyond tho mere fact or . dis
play OF bis noble and generous nature, ~as slnguayly
significant and pregnant 70 have around bis festive board
the gallant officers or that great nation who claimed
mon ancestry with ourselves; who wers 90 partners In
commercial freedom; oonjointy masters q ths
globe ana Who vest hand In hand with u in the prosecu
ton Of sctsnce. (Cheers) They had come snouga a.
blood Wa in .ssir 1e,s = IN ours; ana was eIremsy
catering = such . moment 70 have extended 70 us
the oountenance the sympathy and the support Of NE
thanked Mr.. Andrews, Enshshman, . member OF
The community, and citizen OF the neghborng town
nem OF meeting their frieaos from Anerics and asked
them 70 Join him In drinking the health Of heir worthy
Of wish that God who had 20 oog spared him 70 be an
ornament and blessing 70 the community, would continue
S owe, Elm y, protesting and give
be was sure he would wa, embrace Of being The ds.
peDss. , Of A. veil timed hosp,.a,,ty lonssnl
Of Dr. Rolph. the toast received mnst cordially
Tho said his anxious desire had Always been
Of ne wade and oommeros Of he port OF soussmpson
He did MOI heed the remarks Of those who occasionally
him With means, he snd,svored 70 increase the trade Of
L'ysrpoO, Of .hs south Cns.nl He had always fen .
io,e and esteem between Englaod America, for be
conceived that highlands beat policy friendship with
pressed his admiration Of The deeds OF vaor Of our
troops In India, who had evinocd bold and daring spirit
mscncy they ought when ssy IT,: ssooa %ara n mob
vsy 70 nshs The battles Of their country, to be upaed.
(Cbeers) de trusted that ne should be spared many
years. and hat he would always be enab ed 10 hold
the right hand Of sshp their friencs from Amecs
believing that by doing he was secsng great and
Lieut. WINS then proposed The pres, with which he
coupled the namc OF NJ FAvey. (Cneers)
bos of ", s ma % ~
thor American fens he drew vivid picture Of tho rise
and progress OF the people OF Amers who had desconds
energy vss Ike inst Of Eegshmen their peculiar
terstc. His belief was thai certain the norros's
the West vas destined 10 teach arts and letters science
and civilization throughout the length and breadth Of The
an ~ a. ~ no Asc
became the result OF his reading and reflection ocud lead
him 70 no other o Inclusion gsar) the Amsrcsns efs
great ration; they fought with u, but
friends and prthers and in The hour Of trouble they did
mot turn upon % f,anicidal hand (Choers).
The Rev. q. BRADSHAW proposed the toast OF Tho
nice and naves OF Great Britain and the United States.
He bopcd the time would ,me when Ame-ioa would
want Eoesnd's help, but should arrive England would
provo 10 herself and not desert the child she had
reaed bui would prove 70 demonsxauon The peoss pro-
| phecy-
England and America great glorious and free,
hstchlcsa on land, and defiant on
| (heep)
several oshcr toasts were thsn given, including the
beanhs Of Mr.. and Mr.. lawrence, Hys Anirews, ths
medical professions Of England and America, scknow.
ledt LED By NJ Wibun and the Surgeon OF ME Plymouth,
and the proceedings which II most Interesting cha
Yscer brought 10 close about ten O'Clock when The
company rssurned 70 Southampton highly delighted with
| their vhn 10 Winchester.
Obtpuary.