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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-22

GNITY COLLECTORS NOTICE. = The
~ owners and occupants Of the following described
parcels Of Real Estate situated in tne City and County Of
Worcester, and Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,,
hereby notified that he Taxes thereon severay assessed
for the year 1855 according to the lists commit 10
as Collector Of Taxes for said City, by the Assessors of
Taxes, remain unpaid and that said parcels Of Real Es
tate will be offered for sale OF Public Auction on Tues
day the twenty 1hh day of August at 10 O'Clock a. M.
in front OF my office City Hail. the payment Of said
Taxes, together with all the costs and charges hereon
unless the same shall be previously discharged.
ElE3 WARD 1. IN
JAMES II. BANCROFT o. e. PART Assignee
House and land South SIDE OF Millbrook street, p
bought OF s. Haven. .......-......,. S12 80
Lot Of land South side May street, bought of Now
ry.. ......................... 81 90
Lot Of land corner Oarem ut and Silver streets.
bought of Mowry Locke. .............. 50 10
WARD 7.-EDwtN STONE,
Estate he lives on, South side OF Elm street, next
West Of Estate G. Paine Heirs. ..........$22 40
Lot and unfnised house adj1ning 20
aaa JOSEPH I. CLoUGH,
Lot Of land on South side Of May street. bought OF
Ell IhaJ oo
HN Mt LARKH SMITH. "a
Estate North side Of Pleasant street, "a house West
a Russell street. bought Sullivan ..........$1s 20
Estate Hast side Of Mason street, nexi IN Estate
owned by ?. Wadsworh, bought Of chapman... $l7 so
Estate East eide Of Newton street, next to corner
SIT 50
PIN, including 80 lots called Bemis h Robinson
lots, and included 10 the following bounds:-
norm by Btna street, East by Mendon street,
eoutn ~ Union avenae, aud West by Penn
I avenue ;.......................... .ss1 90
Balance Of land on Union Bin, bought Of John r
Pond and described Smiths pians Of lots t42 90
-, GEO W. WHEELER
enL oosseo02w Treasurer and Collector.
| NoIlI E.-Ihe nndsrsigned would inform his old
~ ol customers and hends that he has taken room
81 no No, SO7 Main street, up stairs, where he keeps
ChttdrenS Carriages, Bird Cages, Birds,
FISHING Tackle, &c, for sale very cheap Umbrellas
fAlasos uanesi &c Altered, Covered, and Repaired.
Pinhing ia various st les Eyelets set; Marking for
am9rq o ron any pattern sent in Also many other
| III agent for the New England Dye House, Boston
Please observe the sign Of rhe Variety Storep oppo
| lte Brilley Hail. No, 2o7 Main street, 40 stairs
| APPS du p YOUNG. Agent
| NRAkKlhD WOMAN's MEDICAL
| ith COMPASSION. For sale by WIN ALLEN,
95k Mai
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This certiies that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness or general debility. Hill & Jaseph's medicine
cured her .... .-,. ....... b.. . .ter J.F,B.
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breed of horses, at
Witt 81 Prsatt's American Livery ab!es
Foster Street, Worcester, Mass.
Terms for the OF this Horse for the season. SOS
Payable sep l. 1857 Good keeping will be provided for
Mares FROM distance, and all accidents thests and es
capes will be st tne risk Of the owner.
PEDIGBBE--North Star was sired by therepognei
VERMONT BLACK HAWK, whose recent death was SO
universally Commented upon by the Press throughout the
country the character and performances Of this once
famous stock horse are to well known To render de
scripuon necessary. They are now matter u History
IN the sporting calender ard perfectly familiar to all
lovers Of iue stock. The dam of North Star Cherubl
wa raised by J. Rarson Of N. j. and was sired bv old
AbdaAh the sire of Medoe, Fourth of July Ajax Hec
tor Toby, Centervlle and other celebrated horses Al
dalah was sired By old Mambrno, who was sired by I'm
ported Messenger. ="
North star il Of black colorwi be seven years old in
June, 1851 weighs 1000 pounds and was raised by loci
Hocomb, Ticonderoga, N. Y In shape bottom inteih
gence, speed aud Stock this young Stallion stands nrj
vailed. North Star is OF the true Black Hawk breed
and the points and properties of that class OF horse ~
most strklngy stamped upon his stock now croWno nm
in this city and vicinity 1t will give the proprstnr
great pleasure refer those gentleman ho are desiros
of putting their this season, to persons who hive
G1s, the get Of North Start their possession The stocl
of Stallion is the most conclusive evidence that can he
produced its mers and the subscriber ceiling con-
6deut in this respect invites the attention of all
in the growth good horses for the road nr track IN b
horse North Star has troted his mils in min az sec
without training over the Union Track L. l. BE is limit
ed, this season, TO Atty mares.
CHARLES B. PRATT.
I Worcester, May !, 1857. nyedSwtf
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~ G "A T! LII C a
GTeemOUgh's CaFbOmic Acid Gas
Nom Explosive
BURNING FLUID AND CAMPHENE.

Having purchased Of B. y. GReENouGH ESQ., Of BOA.
ton the right TO manufacture and sell this most lupoT
ant discO0ery am happy to 70 the peope OF
Worcester and vicinity that have fully tested ia crits
and am satisfied that it perfectly safe and al nnly
triie expense above the ordinary Rind
II is used In any OF the old ar style lamps In The
same manner as common fluid.
fec d&wtf 28s Man st,.,,
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NaACHIN CARD CLOTHING
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sins W -. Sie Nus. esnaive aio PeIlece ilschlns
aslu la9tory L w eonhVy W. ate pIepsFSo 70 eH'
-c.e o'oelS VIII great acSy' ptoHp1neSs' ana supe
0rIy'q
anVatiesy an luay we cLaliet e te IIelon o.
sIe Wotm Atoor aneceaen' ron the pioneer samuel
deF 70 te bes0 cotton ana Wooeh manufacturers OF th
iay. spstanias ID thus posaon
, diplomas ana m5das rom ab pa&Is 81 tne United
states arg from tle LohGon orysti faace' testy 10
heaupahory q cur productions
w !a9of gna expense lhat VS. nave 9sRotec 10 tne
psLltotiou q iS a g,S, 50 70 tn5 coth man
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EZ e r o T. N e Oh L s :!
ma Distilled from Ooal-Secured by Letters Patent-
Kerosene Humiaating OIL The light obtained from
this 0a exceeds in hriRncy thar any other oil or fluid
heretofore dseoVeredi is inexposive, and will remain lin
pid in The very codes weather.
The Company recommend the lamps best adapted
to this OIL the Kerosene Lamp manufactured by the loI-
loRng parties Messrs Cornelius Baker, also, Dyoit,
Of Philadelphia; H. v. HanghwoIt 4 Co.. 4Ss Broadway,
the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co., 70 Broad street, Detz
Co. 10 William street, L, Ber1er, 1874 Elm st eet and
II Edwards, A Duane street, New York Samples Of
different styles of LAMPS be at the Office of the
Company.
Kerosene Lubrica,ing Oil, No. /. Prepared to suit
the finest and ali bbe kinds of machinery; burns bril-.
lanty in locomotive head lights, car lamps and al the
ordinary solar and hapd lamps and stand great de-
gree Of cold best sperm oil and is admirably adapted
10 railroad and st mshp dse
Kerosene Lubricdting Oils, Nos 2dnd 8. Superior
Lubrcator and will be found to possess adventures over
any oils in the set at prcesw net burn-and
have been thus prepared to the requirements of rail-
roads and others.
Kerosene Bsnnacle OIL Prepared expressly for ships'
use, and will be found admirably adapted for Of
steamships, menof war; merchant vessels ake and river
craft and burns in all the cabin, staeroom bnnacle fore
castle lamps, signal anterns nc.
Binnacle Oil will remain fluid long as best Sperm,
and wilbur al highs without requiring to be trimmed
an advantage that will be obvious to every hipmast
The Ter Oils han be obtained from the Wholesale
OIL Dealers, Ship Chambers, Druggists and Grocers 10
New York. and the regularly appointed Agents Of the
Company 10 many Of the principal 10 and villages Of
the the Canadas, and tue island of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules
established by tina Board OF Tusees application to
AUsrENS, General Agents Kerosene OIL Co..
No so Beaver street, N Y.
D. Circulars, with full particulars Testimonials
prices, &c, will be forwarded application us above
je22 r AKIN dly
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M AkKlIoD WOMAN's MHDiCAL
w COMPANION. For sale by VIM ALLEN,
nchlT du 275 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-22

NORTH S,rAR.

This celebrated Horse the hest bred rotting Stallion
in the County, will stand, this season. to improve the
breed of horses, at
Witt * Prs.tt's Americas Livery stables,
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summer Arrangement, : Fare Reduced.
m AM WANTING FARMS.

and Complaints also Immediately relieved Ladies attended to
fdesired by Miss Anna Wilson. Letters enquiry promptly
answered. Consultations FREE. DE-. NORMAN WILSON.
WASHINGTON ST Room Q
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larl - Aus 81 y, 1871
Ea,,s r. ~ Re-0nas- ara0 Duls q SalLssAs-sE.
r1aO, oTps Es.s = PcTaSalAa I-J>vpsi Hiuai--D .ay
.. ~ Inaug.~af,as - a. oTsrs RsevaF-Fre.s.
E,us-,r,.ns- q ~ Ks.assy-Pyvezd Rsa,osa Esr'
~ ~ D. o5orio-ras Iru-1, y a. Hsry-a-Is
w. Dl>ass, a. O.
roJ, isuss recently publshec 10 AZ orciA p.per
srorsrss ne nts e. s.ssnhs o. ia P q lomnssdsr
IA cbcf sev~A have beer rveu " socsuni 20
Ne uusss mnus~ 20 eslEr.tg ne commAud oas 70
thsi hs craze -stst v lao sms bus mst,ers
Which vsrs 20 ormgsrss "a = udItsry oommsnf-
ano hef IA NE ugts go eiins 10 va gse palu
CO Vis~'o Ne uisssrs sut ussgusnag soes "a -ish
khslt command tnasr tisu tu re No. rr5hsBs utTs
- .hsa he rese'ec veFy eross lr,irva nj sssr
t~ asi hs resrnsrrs -oaii b. gssiy 49, sss So
w~ M Krgs insruos v msss s.st,y r,fs.-.t 80
adniErtrsnas, sns ous s-~grr usSsrs ga r.s,-s N
NE si.r VIA esule % vsl 10 oarrsa GA "a ns
rvis . NJ hsad - uiIsJ .ga-
uesa asa o. ne "a h~s runi up.r 80 is,rrr.s
marriage q ~ Ent 40 fv ~ oaa p-sssut s.ss "a
aas has yss been trsa ~ .usrco sveut stss,ss
ners % every prtbshnu thsi OIL 90 ts lats s.is,ss
t1es NE snip q Ne uss v.co q. cans 10 bcts fssa.i
10 form par o. N squsarur se.vses sran'.ry ne
Queer " Portugal p.rssnpt ts been suins "a. rsa1s
ne I,bet gu'tss 1ssusrve ~ tbs 70. thsi M
~ rfys ove does sNAys frn suuenhF a. az ~
be eileced apfeass ma y scs Nspossoe srtatsi
Pedro had 10 eye -hilsi 90 hs wsFes he Irace
ga about " maze hs frms ~ p1@as, snf tte hng a
Portugal heard G. a. wlbnut rse deaay ~ NJ 90
~roe V ne Prlross oTsrrs hs hkrt as 81 .be sans
l. ne " Irinne Nsnole0n, proFue cot - pro- ca M
Amer scme nuls dfcrV the Geld as shsnt uei y -
lcNrgue-s NJ esy, tnf be zee nnler refe enti y 70
trauy t~d BY rrya msrriaFs
sr h0fiOn Psic 10 detsiBcf iobcJn ~ uine-s, snf
ctntoi yei uaaFurse fre rsrosf y OJlft9,
oooNguenuy q, ne - mpor'sni sns rprios shieo
bss bsoh prc@lsd 10 90 eouut-f ''fing the as
ccntrry rtmAts tF ne rresSut ia ate krre u a %
wrFfN IA 10 o. aFmN NNaa MaaNHI Nau e. All
bufes tnar nay Ne sbsoiusiy nece~afY ne commetcs
ntnt o. this irestmAbe erukinr
TIE Oortss nave beeu eio.ed, and pSuuc~ matters
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OaI Belgium Correspondence.

HA, belrcm, Arg d 10, 1857
w. Hra Se---H1a S'-s ~ stg = Orsnye-
f~'<rS h,aruois- v Frqgg-susral Pa,ons IN
gur,d O. a.
We t.ve tAi vssN1on here u . novei and .avmins
oegfco Lat wtss .er one Of ths bo,,.,, d.,, thai
has bsen Pea ~, nasy PEARS, -s bsd TAI storm which
aussi cetuoyed NE iorn Tho hrsiooe. zen IKE sno-
a. iscs sni i, bui q NE So Of oranges and no, ans
q mn smalsr hsR Tesoh Most people nousht thai
ne end fine -orld had arrived and vent on Iher mes
tt~Ugtt 81 no,nug but o~cisy the ehnsren ana s.so
hen ne Bel behind the carAins FOR me gIsu Va,
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syss ne room n ever aireoaoo, also the
ss 80 frrrn tfs rccfs
rhs ssss1 sscci noeeo ulruses. and IN that me
sarcy q prvp<vy " tne snou.i, % said 81 IS 900
f,sncs fSietsN) N SO sisos u Q melaDc hoJ prx
lea rext NOR leg, gots cot NE houscs-some
v neert stae leDs Z fixss Zen
sms p~r-ns ssre ~ jlred very nocn a Yo1os girl
ost tsf frum Ii.ce Of xl-As, which cut
urely osen- foIsUnsseiy n9 through tbs sight II
assr Zoe ne rrvrwcto~s Toe whole Affair has
eivss geac zee a eanio We had hailslones
scxved sire too koars a. the or had pAss
o. yer spd uey ~ere eyes thea large enough 70 All q
oh Anpssns slAsa me chlafss Gaihersd eaxns full OF
ten
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Enslaso shows that ~ $40 husbands and 90 e72 wvcs
their marks, while 107 2s1 husbands and 80 AL
wives wrote their names In the marriage registers. A
certain number Of u e women vho made their marks are
deferred BY umdity nom writing their upon the
ether hand, many thousands Of those Who write their
names write very badly and are evidently ue pr.ct scd
poraby defective In England and wales when ve aud al
In 100 and ~ IN 100 making crosses instead Of
writing their nan % In The registers OF their marriages
According b the last accounts from the Island Of Rsun
ION (Bourbop), the cultivation ~ vanilla has acquired
such deveopement tina, the coopsb afraid I've value
vl become deprecated The grover, have nIa oOo'em.
plaon 10 offer two prizes Of 30 600 francs and the
other OF sooo frsnos for new employ menn for This pro
duotion.
The London GLIDE Of Angus, g. says The whole Of the
large force placed under orders for pds bcor the
val Of the last mail viii have embarked by The end Of this
week II has ,ince been determined substantially 10 To-
cre.e the reinforce merits and along Win some addition
four OF infantry will be Immediately placed under orders
for the East
correspondent, Of the london Bwld,y thinks I've rol
loving instances come near perptus motion any
can desire In the Rounds At Foolwch Bar.oks there r.
be nays clock moved by machinery which has been going
for than forty years He further states that be
spov, gentleman Who sas had watch IN hs pos.e..,op
for than thirty years, bermetdally scaled, which
there means Of winding, which tells the day The
week the hours, minutes, seconds months and be be.
leves years and how far you walk IN the day II cot
about fbOo, and wss made BY Frenchman In Paris
An English Parliamentary paper gives The name, and
salaries OF the colonial governors and bishops AmonK
The soysrpors the highest saaries are received by the
Governors Of vicsoris 600 New South wales CeyIon
and Canals, $1,000 each Msuriu.s, CO 900; tsmscs,
Gibraltar and The Cape, Gs 600 each; Malta A 800; Bar
BADGES Britnb GuIans, T~msnis and South Australia
"a 900 each The lowest salary that OF the rresdins
OF sobperrs Nevis and the Falkland islands have ftce
each.
Hyepan, uondon) Journal mys,-In q few years
time we shall have thirty millions per Gnum OF rsilrsy
duye and a. the benefits Of the ncressed procs eli all
nearly al, fs on about one hundred and seventy mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26
The boy" Henry DIXON ObstinsseIy Refuses
His Freedom.

PROM the R0choater Advertiser, July 20
will be remembered thai during the winter We pub
shed several touching appeals 10 behalf OF free born
negro named Henry Dixon who had been sold into slavery
save In the State OF Alabama These appeals proceeded
from the pen OF esteemed fellow citizen Judge SAmp-
son and were crcdaes IKE 70 bic bead and heart rhey
the substance OF them repeated from the pulpit The re-
suit was enough money was raised 70 buy the "boy and
This money sent TO attorneys Dixons nelxh-
borhood who, IN accordance with their instructions
noupced to the "boy" that they were charged with tue
agreeable duty OF purchasing him and setting him q
liberty The "boy" thar ked his nberaiors and their
agents but respectfully declined" the preferred boon
Judge Sampson notified OF the failure of the mss,ou
and the same fact was published In a local paper whoes
account OF the matter we repubsh In full Judge Sampsoa
naturally suspected that bogus "fIenry nxon had bec
got up for the OCCASION who had part assigned
him In most admirable manner The Democrat the
gan OF the "Friends OF Human Freedom according 70
custom ssaed for giving currency TO the account Of
the matter which copied from the Alabama paper and
ohaey accused us Of some sinister object or design IN
20 doing They were determined TO probe the Affair 70
the bottom and show up the game OF fraud that bad been
played In the name Of the "boy" Dixon so Mr.. D.
Journey "way down in Alabama" 10 and the genuine
Henry Dixon, and redeem him from cruel fs'e vo'"e
Mr. Porter has now returned-but he brought no Henry
Dixon. He found the "boy," We learn, s,tnou, un
cuy-the genuine Henry DIXON, whose misfortune nss
him about Rochester and Rochester people m he satisfied
himself that the Henry who stood before MN wss 20
terfeit; and then he profefreo n"
But the "boy'' refused 70 sccePs hs freedom rec M
measrye ~ ontro.tv sufnced 10 change his senti
stay IN Alabama r.s ne ,s .Tod ne
Na-,h 80 s,s comnsratively brief experience South
en sve Taught BIN that the latter condition the best
strange as may sppcsr the fsc. now esa ~ Ss
u and no IL an aboitionist in principle We're pos
hIa ~ have induced Henry Dixon 10 exchange slavery
sop freedom Mr.. Porter would have done II: But he
,,aa me Depocrdt will please ignore this whole mat
,sy los, be suspected OF having "sn object heart ad
a,.e 10 the cause Of "human freedom"
Tbose Who subscribed their means 70 purchase tho
,ov will learn these facts with astonIshmen but they
ceytsniy need feel modification At the result Their
contributions do them honor ID not their fault that they
failed in their benevolent purposes.
we would suggest that this Dixon fund be Appropriated
"a some other humane object under the direction OF
committee Of the contributors They win probably no4
be obliged 10 walt long FOR opportunity 70 use 10 a
gsoS cause |" the redempsicu Of negro who refevv
slavery 70 liberty
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The ocers OF the Niagara all dressed In uniform
and a. the steamboat which conveyed them the ship
landed at The PIER they beca subjects OF he most in
Sense curosty TO all who saw hem and wondering eyes
display cd their anxiety to know what the whole thing
meant AS they passed their way up the pier folio
ting coloquy took pase between two OF the curious
what are al these oncers doing heres-wha does ell
mean wonderr' inquired one Of these of the other.
"Thns what I've been trying 10 find out myself" he
replied "but nobody seems 70 know hear that they're
the ocers OF the Yankee that's az to
take that ere cable but what they're goin to do don't
know"
'II tell you what they're sbout' said third Ginning
jnln tell you what there about this the Fourth Of
July, and they're goinr to a great dinner"
But this DID not eDielten them any the more, the
Third party bad TO give him of the particulars
gArdlng the day, and informed him that all the American
dAgs were display ed In honor Of the occasion.
On the arrival OF the sfcers at the hotel they were
received by the committee, by whom they were iptso.
duced TO the rest of the company. When the en5ny
OF Introduction was over the whole party proceeded to
the dining hall This apartment handsomely orna-
mented for the occasion Ove the entrance the
nag WAS displayed the opposite end was rather fierce
locking specimen OF the bird CT Jove, while upon the
walls around the apartment hung engravngs of the
telegraph fee the sgners OF the Declaration of indie
pendence, portrait Of Washington the American Senate
In session, and fac smile Of the Declaration itself OF
what spread the table for the guests the best thing
thai can be done to chow the sum3uous way in which
they had been provided for to give the folio wing bill OF
Are
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THE FOURTH OF JULY IN LIVERPOOL.
The Way the American Merchants aud the
Officers OF the Niagara Celebrated
the Day There.
Speeches Of Mr. James, Capt Hudson, Capt Pen
mock, Mr.. Train, Mr.. Baylor, Mr.. White
more, Lieut.. Guest, Lieut.. Wells,
Captain Rich, Captain Ed
ridge, and Others.
No0~No00~NoYNoNNo.No-O1.oN-
Letters Of Professor Morse, Hon. DR.. Dallas,
Gen. Campbell and Mr.. Hawthorne,
&C., &c., 90.

LIVERPOOL, July 8, 1857.
grand banquet was given the Fourth OF July, at
the Adelphi Hotel, 70 the officers OF the Niagara and
number OF others by the American residents of Liverpool
II the first celebration OF the national anniversary
which has taken place In this city, and from begin
ming to end was a most successful AFFAIR. There are
only twenty five American residents In Hverpool-a
small number, 1t must be ackno wedged, but they
not they proved, small numerically for what they
undertook, and wha, there doubt viii pre-
cedent for fut are imitation.
10 following copy Of the cards Of invitation issu
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elective fluid the Stock Exchange Grand will be the
fair country dearsr every American than aught
beside
We are gres, nation, while ,he siIken band
That binds the Union Of our happy land
Remains unbroken.
or foreign influence or fore On stool
Turn back the bolts against us hurled
Throw down gauntlet, and defy the world
wrong our county Enthusiastic applsuse)
who shsIl sever Frecdon ms shrine
who will draw the invidious linei
Though BY birth one spot 10 mine
Dear are all the rest
Dear 10 the south's fair land
Dear New Epgand's rocky strand,
Dear the praried West
Let voices rirg round the word-psst Cape Clear,
past the banks OF Ne ~fosndand rolling our Atlantic
border TIL the rapper catches the sound the Rocky
Mountains and whiris scornfuly past Brigham Young
S @ % soas
golden land ha, caught the fire, and where 10000 Ameri
In Australia commemorate that anniversary the cello
braton OF which introduced there four years ago and
where they echo back the glorious words "unon-
"By our affairs, pure and free
BY our laws deep rooted tree
BY the pasts dead memory
By our Washington:
BY our hopes, bright bno rant, young
BY our comm, On ksdred tongue
BY our love Of country strong,
We will still be free
enthusiastic applasse) Again accept my thanks and
once more let hear your cheers when name the magic
Mr.. Trains remarks were listened 10 throughout with
the eres interest," and when he go, down the sppau
with which they were received was renewed. When the
thence had given full expression 70 their feelings n this
way the Pres dent gave the ninth regular toast
dEpgand"- hich received with three cheers
Then followed the tenth regular tost:-
"The Atlantic Telegraph"
TO which Mr. Mulaly called upon 10 respond, In the
absence Of Professor Morse whose business engagements
had unavodably detained him In London In reply, Mr..
NrrIAIy spoke briefly follows 1t was, he sad cause
of regret 10 him. he knew 10 those present. that
Professor Morse, who closely Identified with the
NJ iuef
sent 10 respond 10 The sentiment Wherever he they
might be assured however that he was doing all In his
nov err the successful accomplishment OF the
worh 10 which the attention OF the whole civilized
world IL present directed, and which exciies
the deepest interest among the people or the
NO treat commercial nations N Intended 70 bring Into
such intimate connection He then referred 70 the sub
marine telegraph which had been already laid down,
well AZ those 10 contemplation and by which Australia,
The hlands OF the Indian ocean, Asia Europe Africa ssd
America are be brought into Immediate communication,
and in couclusion gaze the following ,oast'-