The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-31

fyem the civilized world. would especially accord
.sssh Cyrus o. Field s.nsnl' win his assosisis drso
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and dcvosedpess msnesd by the Commanders snd onsr
so. Gorson' VsoSous md Poreupns a. ws IS b, Ss Al
q prsctioi science associated with them in this grand
moved BY Mr.. wM NILS, President Of the st. David's
s.,,s.y; ssco %s asd ~, ~ NJ. War :
who oo.s, Soen.ss ey ss blood desc. ?:
MO ns.sutsDsous CONT, unics,n~we Sears,y unite with
Ne G'.sSs Of rsw ,o HOrt ~ the o @ -, event has
Moved By Mr. NipDixros; seconded by Mr.. a.ss,-
Resolved Thai ospies Of these resolutions
Sy,n t,sd e s as' .s e s Ssp.:n
q The Is:
Der anS .yss Of s p Ne T And
ished IN the daily and respective national papers of this city
All Inc resolutions we're unanimously adop.si
DR. BEAIss, IN moving The first resolution made very
eloquent speech rho citizens Of America bad given the
which the most victorious General he'd never received
anything like r. IN b possible" said he, "that our
American friends have taken little VOC much Of the
Wedtt 70 themselves" Tremendous applause How
ever that might they bad met eIprsss tns cordial
soDsrasuaso1s and their sdmvstcn Of The indo,sable
ss S ss.s wound have 1s
been accomplished, Il all events, n the present time
(Applsuse rhey wished also % celebrate the s,cnce
and the determination Of Captain Hudson. He would
justice 70 these two gallant men, for they had Always
fused TO take 70 themselves than their full share Of
credit but had awarded the merit due to their British
the science Of Everett aud 70 thing that Anerosps
had done In the achievement OF this great work bat they
we're also sere to express their exutAou and triumph
that their own glorious country bad performed her full
share a Il cloud end prolonged cbeeripg) He need
not veil hs bearer: hox gland had furnished hsr oAp
tai her skill and science, and The cable itsof and the
effective squadroo shss saded he Niagara (Applaose DC
could not refrain nom mentioning the noble Agame mnon
VINO whom tried tn that terrific storm Of which they had
OIL read when almost lost by the whempg wesht OF
her burden she preferred the rink OF destruction her
of and her brave rather than sacrifice presus
charge 70 secure her own safety Toe communication by
telegraph between The two countries would undoubtedly
increase our mutual respect and esteem II had been
said shst the re Of the British drucs from
morning TILL nigot and should uDhAppy the occasion re-
quYe IT, one dssh Of hgh'ning across those wires would
summon them n arms In defence Of their nation (Grest
cheering, which lated for several mnutes). He hoped
that occasion would never arrive aud that the only
ssge that would pAts through the Atlantic cord would
b ore Of peace and good will 70 men. (Hear near and
ir. You've, concluding his remarks, called for three
cheers for Queen Victoria, which were given In the most
The above the resolutions drawn up by the commit
tee Of arrangements.
Mr.. wArxKH, in = very humorous speech, which con.
vu'sed The audience With laughter, moved supplementary
resolutions, % follows
That b e ~: H.. 20
aniie grand ball. TO DO given in honor Of he
Ks:o'sd' Thai committee be appointed to carry hi.
These resolutions unanimously adopted.
Mr. BUscH, her Msjestys Coqsul for North AND South
Carolina, in brief address called for three cheers for
James buchanan, the President Of the United 5a.es,
which were given with great gusso.
The Rev. Mr.. JoyEs, OF the Munev's church, was
called upon and expressed his Qualification 1t being pre-
sent He bad net heard oil the eloquent speeches for A
The commencement Of the meeting he called out 10
eject union between Two coun resin oshes words ne
bad been marryrg . Nova Scotia girl 10 New Yorker
He md an interview with Mr. Cyrus W. Field that
ing, and assured by him that Il possible 10
t. the Atlantic Telegraph Company would present a
IN diva m
the event.
fbe niesing then adjourned.