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

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seers5h forrs DO exec non 20 tae category Of nveu
ors which, horsye, at and proper ari vihns 70 b,
he Vea.cIss - % 4evolent designs Ge seo VIC =,
s'lns toos o yery oind or ntemrer s's go -
'or ns.SIe' ne vota-.ss of llef.I1-. PH,eP
pec.oosiy .soTt the ursqrsl nEch oi moreh.y AZ
nird sLt Avsn r<e. az sfirr1ed, n tsreOohSS
verse, at a. the train OF srts winch nave .e1u
'os ID .;eriE elements TO oe the V-s'a-' VI 0 wa"
"KeAs n. p,'sos o. ; s1s
I. ye countries sr1 10 the present
ACE 20 confcrrd the, speculation whlcn voud dlv1oe
knowledge from vrtus and nqary IRON improve nsn.
tha lsbor vii not be gat, Dor s tne e'eulua' 'CsyI{
everywhere sppsfs YET IdIis w - U9' sbd the iSmob
yi,s;r our srasn Ii depends or us, on our VII, on
os choice 20 carry into perpetual ehecs the ssn'i,
roer- which the honorable c1sIinsn has essoclsDsa
with his toast 4 depends on Us 70 sks out lole's,
- .hs an ,o of nuhlic and social 9mo mosrrassnsnts 81
ne eon.ioseoces o6 collision between Easlend and
Am.r,c. II We should DO employ our uopre solen.el
powers IL friendly sprt Il We snouo nsieslIe, ouei
rn,sasctrg provocstion ard conceive hssty resent
usrt II eyery transient cloud which sscends on the
nolc.l ,y oe nailed the progros-c Of destruc-
fvs ,,orn if Ne should make haste 10 IN )cz tue
well Of bitter wa;era and 10 Ial7s tne pasn.o ons
of extinct professions al buried wrongs then would
this orabe effort OF ingenuity aud toll be partly
cast away. lApplsCse.J Gentlemen, am cohh1ent
that We shall pUrsus very different course. Ile
Queen has sent dirgs of good will 70 the President,
spd tle President hss slsde correspondnS answer TO
the Queen. ICheers Those messsgss must not DE-
desd ir-crpors in our achlsvss, they mlst be fiu'
| mi uaxins in our hesrts. lCaeera. Lst our Gov
erpuert be considerete tueir Resolutions Let the
orator. o. ore country comIneot upon the n3tdons,
the policy and the tendencies Of the other 10 sndd
snd gentle spirit Let the nsgostors Of both approach
the adjustment OF disputed sbtoLs not with tsna
cous gard 20 paltry advantages, but With broad
view CT neral snd bsnihcent results. T1en gentle
men, the subtle forces OF nature will not have Deen
employed in vsin ard esbslI give wortoy oflcs
TO tbose subjugs.ed and niris.eIg powers which BY
divine perDisie ION Il ! and labor st our command
M. Mayor and gentlemen: Toe Manifestation OF
respect for the Queen whic you hate gwen TO nlsn
and which nes been sppareUt throughout these ces-
bratiors will be highly appreclae1 oy her MAJESTY,
md BY her faithful subjects, who observe with PRIDE
that the virtues of their sovers,a have ~on back the
spontaneous homage OF q free nation Ihe Ministers
Of Grest Britain viii correctly estinat5 the momen-
tous import Of ar enterprise TO which they gave an
effective support and will lam well assured transport
into our official relations the cordial sentiments which
animate the English people towards their Amerlesa
kindred. / tender you my sincere thanks for the
honorable welcome grsutea 10 my countrymen and
myself You have conferred on Us favor which We
shall ever acknowledge, for your goodness has ems
bled us to associate our names snd voices, however
feebly al afsr Of, with az event which must have 60
everlasting and benignsnt signlhcance. We are all
firmly persuaded that there exists here deep AID
VAIN attachment to the mother country, gathering
strength with tine and rejoicing 10 obtain commen-
surate return. As the grateful though inadequate
representatives Of the British empire declare that
the hands which are joined today ara joined in Bin.
cery ard the grasp which We have felt We desire 10
be eternal.
The MAYOR snnourced as the fourth regular toast
Our Ss, States and S,,y Chie'-NewYo grees them,
,od tss that the cord which bnas ne Ne~ World with the
Old YIELDS firmly the links OF the Union'
Ex-Gov. PRICE of New-Jersey being called upon,
briefly but happily responded to this toast.
Fifth regular toast:
"Cyrs W. FhTo his exertous, energy, courage and per-
severance indebted for the Ocean Telegpb claim,
but Immortality owns him."
Mr.. Field was greeted with loud and vocifsrous
cheers, which, subsdiDg, he arose and said:
MI. President AsD GEYTLENEN: You do me too
much honor. The unparalleled celebration OF yester
day and this banquet dazzling as they have been
have not SO far blinded me that l do not know them
10 have been intended for than myself. To no
one man ia the world indebted for this achievement
One may have done more than another-th5 person
may have had prominent and that ! secondary part;
but there is host Of who have been engaged IN the
work the mpetion of which you celebrate to day.
will mention my brother Dudley, with whom, as well
as mysel, the scheme originated, and who has been
my adviser and helper throughout my excellent friends,
Mesars Peter Cooper, Moses Taylor, Marshall .. Rob-
eIts ard Wilson G. HUT, who have spent their money
so generously and borne mp go manfully under great
discourageuents; Mr.. BIett MIR. Whitehouse and Mr..
Bright with whom made an agreement IN Septen-
ber 1856, under which the AtlsItic Telegraph Com
psny was f0tDed, sfter had obtained the authority
OF the New Y0Ik, Newfoundland aud London Tele-
graph Company TO make arrangements IN Eogiand
for the completion Of their line across the Atlantic,
either by subscription TO their company, or by
a new company; the British Government, thai
came forward go nobly, in connection with which
are especially TO be mentioned Lord Clarendon,
aud Sir John PsrkiDgton, tie present, and SIR
Charles Wood, the late First Lord Of the Admir-
a,y: az also the Secretaries OF the English Treas
my, and Csptsin Washington, photographer of her
Msiestys Lavy the Government Of the United
States; and | would particularly mention the
Pres dent ard Secretary Of the Nsvy-the Govern
nenls of Newfoundland Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia, Canada and Maine; those never to-be
forgotten philosophers Lieut.. Maury, Professor Morse
Lax D,,f neab onAp
Thompson, who have rendered most efficient aid
without receiving sry conpensston the accomplished
and skiful English commanders, Preedy Dsymsn,
Aldhsm Otter Wainwright and Noddall; our own
vel. known and bonored captains Hudson and Sands;
Lieut.. BeTymsn and all the gallant officers Of the
Nisgsrs, and the whole telegraphc feet, never for
getting the brave English and American sailors Mr.
William +. Everett, the able engineer who has de-
voted his whole time for months to constructing
snd periectlng the psyipg-out machinery with
which the cable hss been so successfully
| laid; Mr.. Woo6house and Mr.. Canning.
gineeIsi Mr.. Appold. who has bsen unwearied
| in his exsrtiops on the behalf; the consulting
committee of English engineers, Messrs. Joshua
| FIELD, John Penn and Thomss Lloyd who, without
compensation, gave the ecmpaoy the benefit OF their
eminent talent the Directors OF the Atlantic Tele-
| qaph Company, who have devoted 90 much ticle
without receiving ere shilling Tor their services, aGd
10Y consistent faltl fl friends, Mess-s. c. NJ Lamp
son, George Peabody sld Ju1us S. Morgan of Lon.
don. | might add many-msny others 70 this list.
| We have oil worked faithfully snd ga efficiently as
| we could IL me prosecution OF the good work. We
| have had many difficulties 20 surnount msuy Dis
| ooursgenents 10 bear, and soma enemies to over.
| come, Whose very opposition has stimulated us 10
| greater eIertior. We believe that the work accom-
pl'shedwil prove great and lasting benefit to our
race. Ii II effect but 1.-THE Of Whist Is expected from
i, We shall be mere, much mtre than rewarded for
| what We have doLe.
The eiNth Yesulsr toast was
The NaTiss Of Greet Britain 9Hd he Taif.l St1t,Nat
ard joined in noble soik ci peacsmsy they never oe se
TStc meet IN s.iife.'
10 this toast Capt. DNVAS Of the Gorgos, briefly
responded, congrstulS'Ig the citizsns OF Nsy.York
| upon the mighty achievement that hsd been accom-