The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

ycs h,ox. Silent cram. Gssetsr) ne insbints
under Nhch should labor On gu ocunston y peculiarly
sSs sis.ss Of Eosaad an nI invited 70 S.S before n
audience which emb0oes the intelligence and SCIENCE or
America and u cast down feeble rod In the presence
Oad Cambridge England ous y have sent Young Cam
bridge In America authorized representative lam mot
furnied with credentials the @ learning
those courts passed tho most agreeable peroa OF my
hfe Ana II had fsi nfu insse "A Of vasYsnt M
could moi bean warmer affection 70 the good sA1emic
mother, bOanuiul aud forgiving, prodigal
Of epcoursgements aud patient ~ nrgiccts. lord Ne
piei proce, ,mpiment The Harvard Institution Ia
terms Expressed the wnrmes wshrs for It's
continued pro peri.y. He spoke In pleasant aud humor
OF the illusions 10 his ancestor the inventor or
lcgai hms, whivh Mr. Winthrop had in tulgod In and
said The which has beeo conferred upon
by an inv taton this celebration, aud the reCentoo
which have met vita here, are the continuation OF thu
universal welcome | have experienced In Uni ed
States this general kindness not only recognise tn
Hospitality the nation which always bestowed before
II Is deserved but manifestation OF tina, affection
England which Is kline the American
heart, and which ia bursting forth IN of
uoui tesy al assistance. applause see Ia this re
cepton tooin the language OF the Pres lent and
reslonse-a sign u ct for Der Majesty the Queen
for the ancient CROWN which Is so gently and
Wisely worn. (Appsuse) 1t Is crafty Ing 10 70 Oh
that the thoughuul benevolent labon Of
the Prince COps0rt the industry cation
have commanded At home (Aprlause rhese the
sudes which beseem the vicinity OF popular throne and
the father Of an Enslish SOVEREIGN (Cheers The Pres
dent has offered his kind wishes tnHt my residence In
America may be agreeable and that tbs exercise Of my
official duties may be prosperous and profitable to
respective countries am Of those believe that
the cordisty which is apparent ia literary and
social rela ions will be fully and permanently reflect
cd 10 our International correspondence Asr armed CON
IGNITION bad ally ceased bot America and England
abundant afergrowth Of anmoses and disputes sprang
up which have been gradually and successively cleared
In tie ex,irpaiion of . ''root' OF difference which
bt leve 70 be the last (Grea applause Cal not be
reeoved by one sided ana orecipt,e action but Il will
yied TO the well NJ sed efforts OF mutual good will Tue
views q py government conciatory-ther dtclara
items sincere The rs-e Gest may be pla ed In the
policy ard candor Of the AMERICAN Cabinet Sat sea,le
.p. our reii'ions affected only % e yeSopstons
which taken III the temperate paere of the co IN
c chamber; they are exposed to the scrutiny and
tue the pablo meeting, and The prses Tns is
not 70 pc depiored. These agencies are the no
bic and rsefnl concomtr nts Of free cons,tuticn.
But The powers which panied oy responsibilities
are or momentsu chaacrer II wcuo be Ia nena ,ie
circumstance ,he honest ano ssutay intentions OF the
sersy should BIO embarrassed on e,the. s;de, or
in any quarter ~ the asperies Of unrefecug discussion
q the mf-ses Of way .ard patriotism ! have nothing
cultivated nd opulest c,nmunity Of Boston, the
nuAton Of their favor SoSielies and communities 81 III
conservative f cling But invoke the generosity aud
moder Of those who mixed in the tmult and
barkei ID the ENTERPRISE OF every Gay political lfe do
lot ask for silence for silence would be Darkness and
have nothing 10 conceal. cloud applause) ! ask for
patience for nercaulF Of evil for confidence good
{spplause)-for thst magusnimiy whisa Wi. be web be-
bowed in smoothing tho pah 70 enduring peace, whoa
theirs sha be reproaes for the past aud eaons!es
OF tbs future. (Enthushssic cheers)
Lord N1piers speech occupied twenty minutes In she
delivery ava the applause hearty and prolonged when
he sAs down.
President Charles gins, OF Co umbia College, being
toasted, the band play ed "fsil Columbia" the au-
d,ence applauding BE paid q Eyh tribute to Harvard
College, at which his fh.her studied, surrounded by
feanes Of the Revoluuoo u9der the Of the
bs.e Of Bunker HILL where he harmed the lessons he
fulfilled his sflor life. He spoke Of the prosperity OF
Columbia which has grown rioi ny the increased value
OF x,ds granted b. founders. The prospects and ex
peoatoas Or the Institution bright, and its managers
aim al high degree of excellence He advocated noesal
sajarrs 20 professor ~ means Of securing the bcs
lent
The chs sang IAs'n song Afssr which Mr.. Everett
az ,n,roascod and made one OF brilliant festive
speeches.
Rev Dr. Cf,u,s OF n. r., responded happily 10
plmeri to the 'lumni OF other States.
call
speech, In which no alluded to spruAsn TO which he s
opposed.
Cambridge and oxford Of Old England toasted, and
Mr. Problem of the former place spoke briefly and eso
Rev DR. Elo,. Of a. Louis Chief Justice shsw or Massa.
chuseetts and Mr. koey author OF the "Hstory OF the
Rse Of the Dutch Republic responded briefly TO the CAL
Dr. O. W. Holmes secopd,vioe President OF the Alumni,
read g poetcal eiiuason which spArSed with vii aud
beautiful imagery.
The e1crciIes closed by singing the parting hymn
lord Napier came to Boston inop yesterday, and wen,
To Cambridge unknown and unattended