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

small Amy In oompaxisoo with the Immense amount Of
very wealthy man Liverpool bat nsversSsisss, VI:
nct hey had very small srmy he did nos think they
could place more than a isoOoO ssna,s men Da,iss ne
ducs the army down to IL lowest level and they
wss felt hat The country could de- without lager
army England had great possessions much scattered
and she could not do without her army She had jealous
Into the nne shops In Liverpool and Manchester and help
themselves. Naushtsr) And they might depend upoa
railors. We had loyal and psuiodo arpy-men who
would stick 70 their Queen and their cesFsi men VINO
would stick 70 their officers ana their dutle. me ssn
soldier terrible fellow. when required 70 march
against the enemy OF bis country his drug Was sharp ana
quick and his bay irresistible No boiy Of men coald
(Cheers) This was beautifully illustrated At he great
battle OF Inkermann, where somethngpess nsn 1oo0 n
n soldiers Inc ana Dss' soSr. Of a Codv dsy
fAppisuse.) They would rot move-they would mot re-
treat There they stood, nghing andy under shower
the bsyones OF those 600 beat the Russian
army. (Cheers) Had there been sufficient force Of
British soIders IN india Eogland would never have heard
Of an inaurreoon Col Bell gave brief account Of the
expo Of several years In Canada ana the
condition Of that country with ina, Of .ne unea ssssss
Mes there vas he said, open rebellion, and he whole
country was in state Of disorg .niaaton, while in the
adjoining part Of United Sia.es on crossing the st.
lawrence be found that the OF the country PIE
sented agncens spectacle under the influence OF ag
culture ana the af hs as Up iS n'
ter) A change, however, had taken place since
ben and on returning from hts tour OF inspection no tsd
his friends hat the United States one hundred years
advance of Anads and asked for explanation which
had prs ccaiiy The Canadians had obtained
the right 70 manase their own anAs aud aey were now
and they might depend tina. every country where
liberty ard freedom Of action existed must 60 aheai
every person present would I've to zee the day when
the cap OF liberty would be plyced high and dry
the and scepre Of every despoc monarchy on the
earth
The expression of sns republican with ws greeted with
o perft 1t storm Of appliance
Lieut. BOYD OF the United States frgate Niagara, was
the next reply TO the toast He had, he said hseued
with unaoy ed pleasure to the remarks which had been
made BY the gallant Colonel who had owed has devotion
to his couny's by fifty years Of active service In
the field, snd who had served In nearly all the bates
from the Pepinsulsr TO the Crimean war (Applausa
than the many marks of honor which glttered his
breas and hich afforded the most iacontroverble evil
dence that mat county naa spPecaea o., Sevoon 70 ner
United States called upon to defend the combined
Of England and Amers he would be the
most willing to draw his sword In Sefeuce OF those IN
teress and il necessary In that of the Qleen of Great
Captain sANps Of the su.quehauua said tina, was one
of hopeful signs for the future that vessels VIII Oh
were only for the purpses Of should be
plyes 10 ono Of the grapdest mis- mons OF peace which me
Wo, Id ever known II type OF that union which
should always exist between the Old World aud the New
and which would do cement the bond Of feI dsh
1'fefeEt
material agency that coald be employed lie not he
SAID orator and he believed was never made for
but be coult not resume bis scat Without saying t little
he had ead and TO express his enceret wishes for the
success Of the enterprise He desired permission 70 intro
duce to them gentleman Who could DO Justice to the sub
jet and who was descendant OF the iksrious PncAney
one of The greatest statesmen that ever lived.
DR.. PNCKNEY, being unanimously called for arose aud
replied a. follows:--G entemen-i feel tina, fsand
land where dark clouds rest feel that Stand
land great in every element Of national poxerfree aud
cursed by no tnge Of tyranny therefore comply With
pleasure "a, the request Of my rienl capt
individuals, sometimes placed IN circumstances of ps
cula grandeur and glory And they are fortunate who,
In either Gaze, rice superior the embarrassment of
the momen. and p ove the elves equal to tne ener-
gepcy; ind myself, the ration which 1t Ii ny pr vi
ge IN part to represent ana the great snsaon %aes
by ju.t those G90nsancss OF eratdeur ans CORY Aud
what's felt by me to be agreat misfortune md myself
without words express the sos n ,ich tue occa
gyes England and the Uni cd states Of America
the mother and the daughter are herethe ono in all tho
spendor OF her power the might OF her coqrencs, the
vness of her and her sncent high toned chi
yay the other In her chosen repr esentsdyes Ennit
and The United States OF A,ner'Sa, ,ne motser ana sns
sta'esmsn ard orators who have challenged the worlds
animation, and are destined TO i've on In the grateful
mory OF posteriy TO the eest generation, a. long rs
high intellectually, bwnirg eoquence, political wisd I'm
and integrity shRl csntinve to be valued-the latter
with her foot resting either ocean, rapidly rising 70
position that reflects back the luslre OF her bnth whose
heroes and statesmen and orators have pro the
world that they we're trained under the powero In
u
(Cheers England and the United States OF America are
hero TO- day assst In the NINA len Of glorious
work the OF the two frees and most enlightened
govsrpmep,s IN the world We here TO witness
achievement Of OF the prcudes inventions OF mo orn
times; achievement which will annhila.e distance and
brig the heart Of the t~o 10 direct contact thai every
pussiion viii he felt from the centre 10 The circumference
(Applsuse) Mighty ships OF eager 10 emliste
each ohen the than heroic es TO lay cable tha
sba held ibem ogether fur who doub. To this oil
connecirg chair, woven in limo Of pelce AMI cemen!ef
By feelings Of amity and good MI, VIII bind Ia aco.er
bond the mother andher laughter and tend 20 perpoaae
deepen their adpra ion for the othe2 (Renewcd
applsuse) Hh beautiful coincidence. II II more II Isl
pr9viaepsi aacsaon ~ wosssTf As - im n
the birthday OF the daughter ono OF her ensrprsng
citizens should have stepped FORTH and In flnlmen Of
Frspthns prophecy. have couirived thI thought ex
pressed In Eusard shall be communicated 10 the United
States the very moment o. It's uuerance; the emen NC
trust Of sin better ,sioss to come sppsn%l ,aS
wave, her homo Is the deep" Toe ocean literally
bazes with DC splendor 81 her naval exploits Aud noAe
more admire the chiysry OF her hearing thai sphere OF
her greatest conquess than her dauehor In the far on
western World Aud have bettor right 10 hail the
preseIce o. e. Georges cross az noaM ID every ofoezs
rr.faIear when Nelson fell covered with bis Tau
res the Neptune of The Seas ana Coingso weikei he
quarter deck With the majesty Of oonqoeror Erie aud
Trsaga are the watch VI The seas and there
lives rot Britain who does not honor IN Fs heart The
proves tina, presented tte Eogish navy fos-
man worthy or Ia steel We, who mel In war,
meet In peace. Old animosities buried, We are
here to-day TO muse cur congratulations near ne spot
and Milton gave bis mother tongue the very soll OF
melody. And singular 10 say, the ooean Is destined
kepoeforb 10 be the Of greater triumph than even
the thunder OF Trafalgar and Erie combnet the triumph
Of peaceful science which teeks 10 Ink In indissoiube
bones ,net~o nations that have community OF iasrest
why, beosoxe they have a community OF language,
q community Of aws, community of COMMERCE sni 70
Hgion. Leaving the land OF forefsibers, whore we
shall have pledged the pat 10 the kindly sympathes Of
the present, amid the plauds OF the millions who pom
bne the heart Of oak with the heart or refinement,
shall sail FORTH the stars and stripes waving aide by eide
with ST. Georges cross, and In mid ocean, our nan
joined In raternsl rrssp, we will bear each
10 bis cVunny's shore the teissrsphic wire
which will be responsive 70 the touch on ether
side, OF even hsnced justice and an enlightened spl
rn Nay the arst senoept he 10 the health AID prospect
~ of glands QGeen the model of the mothers OF tae
world, aud therefore the model sovereign, and long
ooutr OF the pacific rcstons existing between
the two countries-a senmspt which well assured
present distinguished and accomplished ambassador,
N he we're preset world be too glad pledge In land
which has offered him home In the midst OF Strangers,
Lord Napier hv already one for himself in
fCbeers SPEAK the preserves OF the British nation
~ .oicHn convictions OF my o~n heart, and per-
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