New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

oy .5e pEtr1, vbo brought vlsu them tne io7o o'
.ry SO ;he spirit Of conn,ree sear 70 be suceee'ea
by the Epy;ish vno in Their tsrn planted the SANE
love 3f Liberty, the principles OF ne Common L,Ni
and laid ceeper on tns favored apo- 50 teu ~
so timely cSosen the foundation OF p:ospsroas -
mere. But It ~ss eil Tor the dsicsrtal1 OF o,g
rsce.-tLer in1ependercs Of he motler c1nnIy
being estsbisbsd srd tos Constitution OF tle On,.si
States sdopted-to understand AMI estinat ..e
urrivaled position OF tais noble State FOR coon51o,
sgriculture and TIE erts Of pesce. From tast
NAV be said 10 date her s.. IN this contes, for et
tended commerce; crd o. later day, IN ne' go
works Of Internal Improvement, with orosi IaAe' 81
deep water on her western, northern ar esssIu
dsr, and tie vide Atlantic pouring ia toes s1OUn'
her com rrercis city or the south; WITH fsrtls s),
sn educated, numerous and prosperous peoPe. =.
may be Only sa.d that the lot OF her CITIZENS cs ~
favored spot. This great advance, this rspo is7 -
pove. and greatness s due, neIt 10 her fotunHe Psf
lion, to the eDterprising spirit Of her peoP.s - ~
fidelity 10 the laws ard Constitution OF me- or ~.
The general Government, and . tie spirit OF hoeI2
which inmates and enpobes her people snd tneH ~
dertskDgs. Steadily and proudly abe presses ig'
in her march 10 prosperity Nobly seconded oy tle
en.erpri.es os her merchants, the skill OF her uecsaa
ics tie thrifty labor Of her hdsb sndnen, and tae ~ae
spIesd utslhgence OF her whole people In psscs
in war sis bss ever been true and Loyal TO A. nei az
ties ara Obligations ard names Of renovD and OF nonor
are ard have been among her pabic men. My Lo
calamity 10 intestine fsuds, ever disturb or plt 10
peril to Happiness, prosperity aod repos; Oh 81 -
community. But rather may her course bs ontaiu,
ever generous ever successful and independent
would ssy a word in honor and in respso. OF this
great city of the West-ful Of ACTIVITY snd Q,
sl the e,ernsls of power ard greatness. Noble ana
loyal city-the seat Of commerce. the thrown Oi
tho Sc who compass the earth n the pursuit OF n9no
able seins, whose streets are thronged with busy
and Industrious people, vtose public character a's
poby eLdowtd-wnose public schools are g pen, n1J
sou ever be equal 10 your fortune and your p5shon
ard may the Almighty hand which mas 90 iir iayorsi
you continue 10 watch over and defend you. VIII
conclude with the folio siug sentiment; 49,
The City Of Ns lorkTbe rres. haven AID mart OF the Ns'-
ern World Unriysled position, and distinguished for the en-
,epr,e Of her merchants the skill of her mechanics and the
int which gives the principles Of liberty % the
spread snowedae and 10 enterprises great a and moment
Ninth regular toast
by de with the chief cities Of EatoPe while sif'e to
surps,s se VIII be friends IS wei as rivTis.'
RICHARD BUsTERD, Cooperation Counsel, responded
in en- excellent speech Tor which, however we cannot
ftd room He closed as follows:
j verify believe, Sir, that the success OF the Atsn-
tic Telegraph viii marx distinct epoch in the history
Of TIE race We have had the dark and ths iron
sces; the historian VIII sgualize this as tae tel
egrsphic sge. The consequences which are involved
10 in this latest power, are az yet but dny de-
velope6. Tais magic network Of msensl mech anis n
belongs 10 TIE future, and vibrstes 20 us touch.
II lie i1conceivably grand, and will find ts
highest triumph in this men Will learn to war
70 more pruning hooks will take the plscs
Of spess ard sHOrds be converted into plowshSres
In this nilleoiun New-York must share, and when
the era which she naugurates to night shall be among
the things tbst weTe-when q far distant posterlty
shs occupy our places and unborn generations enjoy
the advantages of which this hour is the hsrbngsr,
how sublime will be the spectacle of nations sitting
down together rs do their representatives. tonight,
awarding the highest honors 10 those who peacefully
increase Intellectual VIC ories.
When such an era comes to bless the world, poster.
ity will fId in the records aud achievements of this
hour something for pride and glory. Then shall peo-
pie of every nation and kindred and color and tongue
observe ard nviosble amnesty; all hearts shsll best
responi i've to pulse; electricity will be merchanta-
bic, ard insulated wire the worlds smanuensis.
The tenth regular toast:
commenced and panded and the Atlantic TELEGRAPH Company
which completed the work Of linking two continents together
beneath the They have done more Tor the civilization and
peace the worc than other Companies which existed
Responded to by the Hon. RICHARD ScHELL.
Eleventh regular toast
for last covered with greater renown than ever were
Responded to by the Hon. DASrE- E. sIoKLEs.
which the Telegraph is both minister and
strnH ent may IL usefulp-ss be always equal y M powers
Responded TO by Mr.. RROoKs OF The ErprcsS.
Thirteenth regular toast:
WomdR-At who're feei lay our umph'i 70 her W. owe
tbe happiness Of life and the consosons Of home God bless her
Responded to in very happy manner oy the Hon.
Mr.. Ward Of Georgia
At tie conclusion OF the regular toas.s Mr.. FIELD
gared the hoor and ssd that he desired 10 propose
he health OF tSo gentlemen whO3e prayers rad gons
Up daily for the sucoa Of tie enterprise. lie would
propose the health Of Mr.. Archibald and Mr. Wilson
G.. Hunt.
Mr. Archibald hsvng left the hail, Mr. JoHs
CocHRAS responded 40 bs behalf.
At the coz clusc On Of NJ. Cochran peeoh, several
volunteer toss wers given, 70 which AID CLANCY,
PETER CooPER ana other gentleman briefly re-
sponded.
The affair was wei. c,cducled sni the gres.sr por-
ticn Of the company did rot disperse u0.l near 1
o'clock this morDrg.