New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-08

CsreIfna
was t.,s .jec.,d Pr.siospt 0, the Uni,.d s.'es,
once p.sIly uDaDJceusly, and after HAVING presoo1
for time over the deliberations Of the hrst reform
Convention OF Virginia be retired IN h home 70 serve
as Magistrate Of the Quorum Of GentisElen Jusucss
OF The Pesce oI the County 81 Loujoun. In al taess
Stat of true. ard TespJnsbhty he hsd ae.ed more
than we'll lie gave rs pesoe and sisoih'y a. nc
srd abroad he Ie;ed .he charIe e. OF tle coa .uy IL
the eyes Of the world BY pfeven'ing tae it7efenee
cf the allied Povsrs Of Europe WITH t1s Asser Amen.
eab Republics be tecpTed for ilsW az u.ni; Afv7a
career Of independent acton. Nnen me hoiy AN
abroad threatened % lDarvehs .s Aih I1e Hoe'Y
Of the colonies Of Spain in S9u'h Ansrca, tae stll
ANAL voice of ria Message 10 the guNdishs OF the
Lifted Sta.es CAPITOL subhn1ely n1t'sr-o tae "Hsig
that the hosry cespOtism Of the Od Word sooao not
dare 10 lay ls mace on the bbsr1es OF tbs New IL
xas on insnv so,t7 % note that while $i0J 600 had
been paid him in pub sssries he cane out OF Once
psor in deb: for the Government no, 10 tne "Overn
m4nt for ne = g. ao hOHe.f mani lie sided mateil-
aly in ACQUIRING Lousiaps and in puTchsslog forl1a,
ard he was the fret Of our Presidents 10 give biz
executive ssnction to good cause OF African Colo
IizatiOp which, after al That may De ssi agalosth
will alone enable Us to redeem our promise 70 Aii9s,
to send back frt edmsD and Christian wnat sac
sent us a alsye and a savage. The Colony OF Liosn:
has recognized the debt che owes 70 our distinguished
statesman, ard has harded down his name 70
pos.eIity in the settlement Of M0nrovls- And
what Mr. Monroe bad accomplished had not been
the result Of what the world esls genus; ne Tss no.
brilliant mad, but re had followed the dictates OF
pain comInob sense, un Ter the recognition o dgy,
few noUtts OF bis life exhibited pathetic clOse n
memorable existence. He had selected for his iin.l
place OF residerce the Empire City Of the proud State
whose motto vas " EXCELSIOR 10 New-Yoik he wa
bound By peculiar ties There be had tod the tale of
bis youthful love- there he hsd iohs.ed the perfane
ofcorjuga seeedoD there he had married the vile OF
his bosom, and there he had buried her; there his
children had settled ana there, weary and besNy
laden with lsboIs and year, lie retired to repose II
Virginia bis natural mother, New-Ioik was
his motber-in-lsw; he wss Vnginias by birth
ard bsprsm, New-Yorks by marriage and burial.
New.York had watched his latest moments with
q tender sohoituce, and gave him at iast .
hospite bic eisve. And now when Virginia, haying
left bis horored dust lorg enough IN the kesping o
York 10 sancty the tpot where it bad been deposited,
comes forward and asks that this dust should DC
sent back to mingled with its kindred eartn New lork
had generously renquiehed IT and sent tae tt!n OF
her cbivary with banners and tIumpets 70 escort ";
The North had given up spdihe South should not hold
back gratitude end lasting love should go out Houi
our arts to the hearts OF our brethren IDe Governor
Irote TO cay more OF the importance OF proeney
attachment between the States OF the Union ana tneh
turni, TO the minister Of God, he bade HIM SIX TIE
blessing of Heaven this ceren ODy, espe 1sy thai
be would invoke the All Vice and Mighty DnposT OF
events so TO incline the wills OF our youth ths' tney
should uate the example of James Monroe. Ma
the good which this patriot did said the Governor IN
conclusion, be revived by the dsineroent ot his bones
and may monuments OF wisdom and virtue Ike his De
20 multiplied ard rased around yonder Capitol OF the
Mother Of States that the very statues of her heroes
ard ssges pstrots dead AID departed shs be the
moral ks OF her hvipg and acting servants to pre-,
serve th' CommoD"esh u1to'n & IN eo1spy sIaSye s1S
recorded time" when the tenants of Hollywood shall
rise TO immortal life
The Rev {. II. Read Of the Presbyterian Church
saivos of artillery were fred over the grave
The cole mnities of iDterpent having been thus con-
cuded the long line of military returned to the city,
and after marching to lively music through some of the
mere fs bODabe streets Of res ieDces repaired TO the
lew Touring mill Of Megas. Warwick & Baiksdae,
where fine collation. was spread for the en'ertsinmsnt
of the citys bOnored guests. This mil Is something
As remarkable in its way the statue OF Washington
by Crawfo,d, Al may be well described Its dimen-
sons are lt5 by reet ard oil together II twelve
stories hight. The gable toward toe river Is lfS
feet ON the ground 70 the ext emo top Tho ia@enso
structure s cor Deced by bridges with the old build
ing of the Gsllego Mile, SO oceleorated in the South
American and Australian markets ana when Ts
machinery shall have been competed the espieiy oil
mai ufac ure in the whole establishment VIII Do not
lees than two thousand barrels OF -four per day The
fifth and sixth floors Of the mil were set apL.
for the reception of the th Regiment In the higher
room the arm were stacked and long table provided
with coolI beverages Invited the thTsry 10 rel esn
Themselves Throughout the lower room, seVea tSoes'
1870 feet in length, were extended in parallel HES,
crossed at ore erd by table ~ feet in ergth Were
be embers of the various New. York Committees,
he officers of the 7th gmeDt, the Governor OF VIZ
1uis ard other invited guests were seated. Ihe
decorations Of this apartment were exceedingly sp.
propIate. Flags and bougbs OF trees gave gag and
cool otk to everything TIE heavy gIoers sna pii'
which ran through the floors TO support ths nS-
mepd us weight of the buiding were s crossed with
muskets and saberr, in humble imitation OF the Az
mory in the Tower Of London. But agreeable as WAS
the prospect within, where the welleden tables gsye
assurance of feast to the weary and hunge!ed the
view from the windows toward the rver was more
charming stil Directly beneath, distant few nun
dred yards, ran the river, through m0ltltudnous
islets and ledges OF rock; across II IN fa ssnt
stretched three fine bridges and 10 the remote ana-
tcspe below the town, tine spreading whea. heds, III
the golden lu1uiisnce of the harvest, lay IN level
WIDTHS to the horizon seen through the qGiverlng A.
mosphere Of the July afternoon There are lev inlsad
views of river and plain besutiful in America.
When the Regiment had cooled itself with i've
hundred drinks Oct hope the majority were dipped
from the forty elk gallon bowl Of flemonsde and taken
its hundred grsiifed glimpses Of the surrounding
scenery the Regiment sat down TO the COLLATION. over
which Col. Thomas =. August presided, and which he
introduced with the follow ing remarks:
the and behalf the selonees OF Rchmond and HeIro
bid wecon. TO ON STATE our homes our heart. snd or
morning S the @ lime Ss % not & ,sPses, % to q Toe 81 H. 5.
Union aud the Of National Gosrd" s the of
aOdd eien colder Gratifying visit would have been
pay your grateful tribute to the memory of one Of Vr
tDias iu,tIeg' desd whO,s life was Ons and brilliant carer
mortal Of him in the bosom Of that mother who him
birth reared him with love- and devoted him with pride 70 the
BS i. h no. alone this you You ART wei
come beesnse you bethepcisens common couu
try protected BY common flag blessed with common Cou
% u. nS ,s,d ssa. Of "" bs spnd YOa .s Dsn
the descendants OF Clinton Schuyler Hamilton AID Livingston
drm, in which they played % di.iasuished ps Years
welcome citizen. Of The Empire State whose giant stdes in
prosperity and bsNe added much 20 The glory and
nown Of our whole couutry
OBJ may the this day TO all,y .eHous j.a
% 10 ca nd s our our were bound %sy BY n
ans Se as ' S.% Y ss % .
which O med one Of The dsceisor Of TIE Sa aSay nind
fuiure may all efforts b. deies,ed advance men.