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

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TBRsAfIorAL couRrEsrBs AND sPESJHBs.
From the Hampshire (Eog Iadependent, Oct 10
On saurdsy last The commander and officers Of the
Upaed States frgaie Plymoesn, then anchored In me
sruinaDptoa water, were invited BY Richard Andrews,
Eiq TO psysahe Of an eegsn dejrnr d his residence,
LuceYpe villa, Winchester Captain DAhlg ea and his
ocen conveyed In carriages end onuideS 70 Win.
chester accompanied By several friends OF Mr. Andre
Who pointed out 70 them the objecU OF nsrest on the
route and Quoted Them The cathedral The college.
and vaops other parts Of the ancient city In the casne
dral they were met by the Mayor Of Winchester, o.
wrshi ESQ VII showed them every kindness and
ssy and orderes The bells 70 be runG tue rasion.
ont 70 Captain DAhgren and his onhoers all Tue OBJ
ccts OF ipteress In The oolegs founded By William OF
wytsban ne dsicsnr e. ,eryed .. four O'clock, me
chair telng ned By Andrews, ESQ and the Woe chair
Gpsain Dshlgren, Isuienani webb snd several other
ooers OF lne Ply mouth; John white, Eq The Mayor Of
souihamt,on Mr.. william Thompson The ne siy ap.
pointed United staiss Consul; DE- Rolph, Of Portsmouth
NJ s Aeoea IAvrsnos, o. the United s...s' John wo
the Rev @. Rradshss ', and many other gentlemen from
souu smpton. nn. Andrew, hn. Lavrenos, Of The
United sss, and some other ladies' honored The compAn
when due justice had been done TO ne .buadan, provi
sion made for the oocasien,
Queen" "nc President Of The nited States and "frnoe
Alsers and the resi- Of The royal family The whole Of
With we're euthusl sstioAly received.
The CzArRnAs said be had 70 propose loau ~hich
he believed they would all say was toe toass Of the
ns Il IVES The health Of number Of gentlemen Who had
has dav honored them with their ssenos (Cheeu) on
previous ocoasions they bal he'd the pleasure OF meeting
many Of heir oovnxy men, and found them vel inform
3D. gent end kind hearted body OF men, who shook
them by hand Win ell the friendship msg nahle
sho cd their partially for his country and IL nhA ,ans
He hAd always hsls opinion that hs world should be
one sason aad the people family and they ooud no,
rive besr eject 70 that opinion than By endeavorng
o. soxetner the bond OF cndsnip between England
America, that they should never DO separated
Al the present time England Vas engaged 10 q war
Of sxtsrmiratoo, and . war involving tne destruction
Of great asmber Of our soldiers and salers, bat
when tney looked around and found ina, their
proceedings were sanctioned and supported by the
people both OF England and America, ooni fence was
pspred In The hearts u felo who had
end With 30 many dncuues II. expressed hls earnest
hos that The muuny In India would queIed By
trcps AM mighty hand, and thai Ena,nd aui Americs
would be united and prosperous concluding by giving the
csss Of the day which was drank vita The greasc enau
slNm.
Csps DAaiasE, vho vas very warmly received, said,
hst on me pa Of himself md ocers and ihe part OF
be Unlkc States which he reorescssd he could hardy
ind wo'ts 70 express bis thaoks for NE Cd feeling
ihen he assured them that hsir feelings 70 yards
the mother country we're vssy much ~ tneir Unslr.
man had rspyesenfed (Hear England rortunMely
needed the a0ssascs Of no county, oet might DC
srssaoIe her 10 have the sympathy those Who we're
proud 70 look 70 her - The country n,m ~nloh tney
ortsirskd. (Chseu) 10 her hay owed the 81 rions 10
,turoes which have made their country what hao snai
hey could nos easily forget (CheersD zoe uufor mats
struggle In which England vs. now ENGAGED might or
might not terminate favorsby oui be for one believed that
would nc saec the real pove, o. knfsnd lndis -srs
70 morrow out OF IRON nor; bot his hope vss-snd 10
that hope he vss sined By his corn, menshs. Earand
may suoccd in again restoring ovu sicn 70 that vas,
country. and deaoAted ~ nov by sarags
atrocities GA cone What msy, tbs prosperity Of Rag and
wcaId 70 "a ~ ,oos - she WA rae 70 hereu aAs vouii