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

when tho good things Lad been fully and satisfactorily
ahcufsed the Chairman, Mr. RATHBoNs, proceeded TO An
s.w SpuTopriae remarks Hls American friends he said
Asd set such admirable example or devotion aud gal
Any - the far sex that he was confident they would
DO honor 70 the ~hich he about propose He
ssk chs. only necessary to mention the name Of the
ltustrous lady who now occupies the throne OF Great
Britain, and whore character rs mother wife, and The
mistress of her household worthy or Imitation, 10
elicit their heartfelt appreciation He would give them Is
The a. st regular tost;--
Her Majesty Tho Queen the Duchess Of lAn'a's and God
his was received with nine cheers, after which the
band played The national anthem
BAbrded him much % sure 10 speak Of the nigh essnA
Ion rresiden OF The United States was held
during his residence in this country. HIS eminent abi
lies were sckno ~ledged by ali who had the plea
Of his acquaintance, aud was grstfying 10 his
- service OF his country in higher sphere Whatever
kelng OF might have existed some time ago
had ps.ed way, and with :. those doubts regarding
given rise. Applause The proc e-,y o. Amcrica Vas
eAnds gain and anything that might tend 10 rupture Of
70 be deprecated aud avoided Upon both rested
We responsibility OF solving the ticuh question or self
and of wing 70 the world the grand spec
lAcle OF liberty secured pptn Law. irene sed applause
IN conclusion he desired 10 say that Afforded hi the
reatest pleasure TO give the second regular toast
The President Of the Uni ed States.
strong hearty cheers after which the band followed with
"Hail, Columbia"
rue thrd regular ,oas, vas next announced by the
Chairman the toast OF The evening ship Of war hal
hssad cpterd tho port Of LIVERPOOL IRON America upon
sson peace. shc had been sent by tho government
IL no doubt would be sttensed 18th sce.s AID witch
would prove OF tho greatest Victories Of sc'ence and
vtiii over the elements Bat this was not the only
Eight IN which II TO be regardetk greatest recon-
repdaucn was the bond OF union which II would establish
between the two peoples material bond, was true,
but itch was IN manner - icsl OF bat feeling
which bound them IN the sacred ties Of ,the hood. He
would conclude by giving
Captain Hudson and the officers Of the United ga ss,e
prri which brings he 70 shs port tsnhss'ssac
when ,ilenoe was restored Cs-san BvpsoS responded
- -s n,lemen-I hardly and Eords 10 which
70 eiye a6eqase expression 10 my feelings in thanking
Or s eIoms 'nS bo Won .ve
heard from your reced Chairman This H., indeed,
bat one Of series Of OF hos plsy which have met
during our stay In this country. Wherever We have
been ~ Is the same. We have como here upon src,
and important mission, and j tuh We shah
sSaii thus be enabled to complete sn,,her LINK
In The chsin Of sympaihos and good feelings which nov
binds ,he two Ds,ons-l Appause)-s goot feeling shoa
We united by many ties that disunon between US
usnt Of unity In . family. We are united oy the
hneusge. governed by tho ssme laws, and there h
nothing that would operate much towards the desuc
sos on freedom quarrel between the United states snd
0reas Britain tApplsuse) We are sct up NJ An example
n the rest Of the world whether rove-p our
se'ves. nhs problem that We have not long been en-.
M. nm.
ses (CheerrJ Ia TIM. sr,s.rrse therefore, tru't We
may be mcerfui. Every effort 6n our part shall ba
made 70 attain that end and II efforts are crowned
Nh success all We snail wish will 10 10 electrify 90 n
she grand triumph being under H. keeping msler smooth
on IL surface (Checrs)
mo fourth regular sosst was scrt proposed ~ Fellows
The f,hfui rsso Of all denominations on both sides Of The
Auarac.
10 which the Rev. JoHs CoSoR responded a. follows,
Tor the nrss time bis hfe he had he said the honor 10
stand In connection with the American flag He vas born
N soldiers hut under the Tag Of Britain BE belonged
10 the national church OF his country and d been led
always 10 repect his and every other onai flag
All had religious feelings associated with Thorn. He might,
fpdes say something in reference 70 The American Gag
but he knew his American friends waited for no comp
nspts A rrea, compliment, however had been paid /,
ths order 10 which be had the privilege TO belong In the
appeal 20 drink health Of all faithful pastors through
aAuid Iars syneu America received pastors from
England ard for many years they remained uoder me go
yerpment OF England but now they governed tneir Own
rhurcb and ne believed that no more ell lent sci o.
CHURCHES exalted on earth Cheers II was said some huu
red Years ago By Cotton Maher, in New Enslsnd VI
was wipnowine his whea, In England and taking the bes'
corn 70 NE Ne. wcrd arsu.s syesy o pe1, .n s
zine that they the descendants OF ha gooa Con-
which was scattered centuries back from Eugand 70 'ha
Ear famed and-.he land OF freedom Sappaosc on9 "a
hereafter divide the two Countries, but that peace Wou
unite them closely together forever Cheers
The CHApsAs satd be should nos cal pron me company
% on up bumper ali around, as he had toast 70 propose
which he knew would meet With hearty response toa
every Or present he desired 70 give
The Army md Navy on both sides Of the water.
And ne should call upon Lieut. Boz Lieut. Qaee, Of The
o 8 Marines Col Boil e nea,ensn' e0i ho gsrs
Bevs, r. ~, and Cba'. Fenwios. (Ar-"Aad Lang
Eyne.D - o.,
is,ice had been done 70 Cot Rs returned 'nsnss