The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

srEFcH OF TuE TAHL oF DERBY ON CHINA AND
dAPkS.
Tho Inauguration dinner ~ tue lord Mayor q london
took place TIE evening Of the oh inst a. Guidhai,
which brilliantly Illuminated and decorated n We
usuai superb and imposing manner. The guests accom-
mOdated within aud without the hall-ior The coanci
chamber and rooms have also their quoa On thess
festive occasousnumbered upwards Of athoussnai anu
49, assembly taking rank and station into account, was
aoyetler one ~ the most distinguished that has peea
unnessed AZ a Guidhall banquet for many years.
The IoRD MAYOR, m complimentary ern ms ~ 49,,
Naics,ys Ministers and the health q The tari o etuy.
The ioas, va drunk with three times three and m"ch
The F,pr or pvREy who rising 70 return thanks
Was received with enthusiastic and continued cheering
sad Ny ord Mayor, my lords ladies ana gen.eh.n,
vhle esteem 10 be a very high privilege 70 have the
honor Of an invitation 70 attend an assembly ~ shs
nature, ] hold 7 to be 20, less ss,r nun nun VII"
has tic opportunity of prohtting by y, 70 avail ntl
self q this occasion by biz presence 70 iesy ~ ~
Inc nrst magistrate Of the FIRST city 70 the wOrli'
III Us cast eyes abroad and J rejoice 20 say ~
ana say il with the entire confidence that we have
Yy reason "a feel entire reliance upon the preservation
4, he world at argc Of the nestmabc blessings Of peace
IA ogd chccrs) DO not saw that complications may not
80 and that differences will not arse between different
countries but this say and say wih INC confidence
that speaking nothing bat the pare ruin that ~ VIC
nes al All events II the necessary evils attending state
ef war and that the valuable labors Of diplomacy are a.
yeced and never with more success and never With more
cai than that al the present time 70 smooth dhcuNes
reuovc obstacles and 10 fnd every difference which mal
sre bciWecn various countries peaccabe rather than
india II cannot say tina, the hostbties % rather We
the bloodshed which going there, has not aogethe
ceased believe that may congratulate the eoanWy NC
The fact that IN the main the organized rebelHoh = ~
down (Chetrs) For months, perhaps Tor years !
come there win be bands ~ marsders. party from u
peraiou and partly from inclination possibly. hafrassn
OIL truois aud dsturbng the peace " the country y
the organized rebellion ~ al end and aer the sessp
which has uterfercd with the operations 81 our uoo ~
terminated doubt that the energy and aOuy - TT
CLYDE supported h. las been by large relnorcenlh
from this country-f doubt not that the discretion AZ
Judgment Of the Governor General, and perhaps M
venture 10 express hope also, that the gracious
az peace and mercy which her Majesty has been avs
10 send out upon accession 10 her Indian empire
ali classes OF hose who shall return 20 Their aleg ahCe
I trust that III these measures combined may SNORT
restore not only The supremacy % our powe
hui TRANQUILITY and conteutment ~ our cxte
I've empire w India loud checrs) Going Turin
eastward I rejoice ~ think that the negotiation
and tbe measures which have been carried on ny n
Majesty m conjunction with her august ally the Emper
~ III French have led ~ conclusion Of those som
.hat anomalous hostilcs Of the commencement and o
I'm Of which wil say nothing "a laugh but q which
eoce " be abb 10 say that without further bioodshe
,hry are nov pu an end TO- and that by peace not V
honorable 10 this country than am persuaded Una,
b. advantageous the interests u commerce and oi CIV
sAt.oa generally (cheers). But should D. dong gro
~ slcc - one u the most tcs1yns pu0e servants '"