The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

ration be great In al tina, pertains TO National social and
gressve and she be free in al per-
.ains 70 true liberty. (Chees) Nay she, forge ting %
far .. possible distinctions or race, have more than po
htoa bond In the unity Of her SAtes-may she have
bon OF Christian brotherhood and may her people long
be pro.pe reus, happy and enghlened (Cheers) beg
to propse to you-"The health Of the President OF the
The toa,t was received with loud cheers the company
standing and the band playing the national air Hall
Co umbis "
The CHAIRMAs-Genuemen, perhaps two govern.
the world ,upd together by closer natural
ties than Great Bain and the Un,d saes-tes Of blood
ties OF religion ties amost, OF politics and government
lhesr, hear) give you The governments Of the
Urited States and Crest Britain"
The toast received with loud cheers the band play
The CHARMAS-The next toast have TO propose Is Q
united toast, II | may 10 express myeef-" The British
and American forces by land and sea-"
The toas. was received with great enthusiasm
Captain SANDS OF the susquehanna vas called upon to
respond He had heard sdi or read 90 newhere that
isAnders were generally thorough going people; and he
could not help linking that was 90 when he looked upon
the people OF this great Britain (near nea'
Wherever he went be their fAgshe saw their armies
by land and sea-her morning drums were beating round
the wrd and the part Of the United states, he could
not but feel copmened ct having her forces tdenuned
In the toast with those Of Grea, Britain
Commander BEys N, returned thanks for the British
navy, and paid handsome compliment 70 Capt Hudson,
Cspt Sands ard the officers OF the Niagara and Susq
hsnra
The CHuRxAs-I give you Captain Hudson and the
officers Of the United States friga.e Niagara"
The toast received with all the honon. the band
playing "Yapkee Doodle "
Captain HUDSON returned thanks He sad:-Mr. Chair.
man and gentlemen For the manner In which you have
spoken OF self and the officers Of the ship Niagara
gsged In this peaceful expedition, allow me TO express
Acknowledgements hardly know how TO answer In the
manner that might be deemed fitting; but will be under
stood when cay return our heartfelt thanks for the
manner In which you have spoken and that so far
efforts will have tendency to carry ont cable safely
Il call you e-you calculate upon them ZeAlousy
and seduousy. We shall endeavor to out from It's
coils carefully and hope that while We have 1t In pos
U w re n.
items 81 each side Of the Atlantic Cheers In cu
son Captain Hue proposed The ht ath OF the CHAIR
man-Chi istopber Bushnell"
The toast moet warmly received.
The CHARMAB next proposed "The Mayor OF Liverpool"
The toast The Captain and Officers OF the
Agsmemnon, SufquehaDns and Leopard"
Captain SANDS, OF the susquehanna. briefly responded
ors Of the telegraph Company" coupling with the name
Of Mr. Maxwell
fle toast having been drunk with all the honors,
Mr.. MAxwnI responded.
and other officer of the Atlantic Telegraph Company"
Mr.. BNGHT returned thAlkS, and In the course OF his
speech said he had every reason to believe that within
three weeks from the present time they would be able TO
,end message from her Nseety 70 the President Of the
United States. The announcement was loudly cheered
The CHARsN next proposed 1.-THE Manufacturers Of the
Atlantic cable"
Mr. NlwAIL returned thanks
The CHADMAN then proposed The Me- chant Service OF
England and America which responded to In happy
terms by Captain JuDKns Of the Persia, and Capt Low
BnR, of the Ericsson.
The next toast, "The Manufacturing and Commercial
interests OF Great Britain and the nted States may the
existing ties Of commerce. language and relationship be
further strengthened by the prompt application Of the dis
coveres OF science and ART" was responded TO by Mr.
LAWRENCE BBYwoRTH and Mr.. j. Il. hACRAI.
LEES, duly honored.
The company separated shortly before twelve O'Clock