The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-19

We particularly noticed ar Dgby symour, N. r., Cap
american Legation; Judge Pascal, or ss.as Mr.. J. R.
Coskey, General vaoosanarg; Mr.. rnornton Hunt,
soiopel l. Chester, DR. w II. RlDlard, Mr. ~ Dodge,
Nsor J, B. wneeeck, Geoersl Canphel, Mr. J. SNAPPER,
Captain G. Nnser, Mr.. Cyrus w. Field, Mr.. j. G.
brake the historian Of the American Iudaps Me- Rarey
sr. AoDe1s Billings, Mr.. j. y. Cr0psey and DIR.
The hall which the banquet was held was decorated
tssefujy ~th flags, among which the stars and
,f.pes and union jack pre- emiaeot. At the lower
nd Of the room toe portraits Of General and Lady
"Sthngicn, painted by RemDrsndt Peale, an American
tr,ist hung, while WHIT. rbaiters portrait of she
Queen which was most kindly lent by nsr Majesty for
uccason overhung The cnar o the President TIE gal
cries surrounding The ball died ladies' whose
ssous color dresses ADDED great briAucy and ANNA
70 the
The Charman, in proposing the first toast said that
sp1rse Dis Gay eighty three years dawned thr
States and three mill ops people subjects Of foreign
Kns bat before the ru bad SCI those suosc.s met and
SsS'aeo Ne ndAsendep,e OF the American colonies, and
Ii eoge III rot subject 70 America from tue wAssr
lssdo~s Of Florida Vi. Wooths OF tue 81 lawrence.
.fss time the upreo states nsa avanceo y sp"
tapa, aeed in the annals o. oner nations: tney had
Gown with more than ebpt's growth sod more than
Gisp!s powefa power ~otcn De was proud to say had
abused but used be0edcent ends
Tute men, the f,nuess deciso Of ancestors
source Of pride y AL Americans, they ougot also,
other hauo forget the motner from
Wtom hey sprung de coocuded by proposing. "The
Say celebrate when ~ss reserved viii loud and
prolonged sppause.
M pAuAs 10 returning thauks SAID
fAs day peculiarly Regarded ny me citizens OF The
urhd tales Wherever 'ney may oe-~hetner in the
capitals Of Europe, aboard their vessels the
nouool,ss -ea, The seoi solute Of woods and prai
res hear hs Of 'neir nomss-ts will
OF exutins Oauiot,sm 10 swell every
Al tins moment yoDder beneath our setting
tier yet oedisn-sup are 10000 COO dsiso,iug 70
coli he sbnooirg scterstcs Of the national anniver
ina. sce domestic hive, sno there they are our
SustDs joyous, zing bretpren clustering In
uUititudinous masses, aud sunmonog me echoes OF
every forest and valley To 10 their salvoes ana
snou,s But on wns part Of the eartos surface may not
eur COUNT ymen b. soundS Aod bow nsoirng is 1t to
snoS and feel sna, while We are nere pledsng 10 the
proud past and tho glorious future II native land
.has pledge Is simultaneously uttered by millions Of
o.sTIs encrclng ths globe. Will gentemeo, with
INDUCING word Of uuspd retrospectOn
have Just Cause Tor pe5pe,naHng toe celebra
ton o, toe Attn of Jdy 1875. It was the birthday
., tree paou which eguty three years-lhe measure
h 8neIe human bse-~itb upexanpled CELEBRITY of pro
ress nas placed herself all the attributes of intellect
uorss, reheon, power aud honor, GU ackno wledged
aqn&s With the most ancient and the most civilized It
las an me 0y a. not ~
Riscop, vsor. Il tcat sin the Of
events" which drew toge her permanently
from infant and widely separated communities such
tuarrg models for universal reverence Washington
sransto, jefferson, Hancock snd Adams 1t was the
me- the spring fountain, too OF great princi
pies Il and political aon-n fact, Of
governmental STEM whose expansion attes.s its
rrrren may be pardored Tor saying, "Iaur Ct la,~tur
ulutiti erO There is, regeneratve stimu
irs homogeneous populations the very word "nae-
sns"g ngt. which has in torpid for ce;aries in one
Eur0rss fdirest and most interesting regions The sound
h:,m@a,ses wtth inpa'd and upsodrd aspirations,
1nd is, ther.tre,. almost magical in is effects.
wsere identity Of faca, OF language, of lite
traditions, OF customs the product Of ages, there
onion and Independence TO be- must be- rrepressbe
hopes Such case 49, such is Italy no r.
avoid aiusion N the OF h,s war; ts
orgin OF lis actors, referring to II only resembling
our colonial coos in ,s fupd AMI soul renoyane
wsh for national independence Meow and mournul differ
the situations may doubtless be shown, but
among these differences let not rank The ningly
cocssunt and dangerous aid accepted from an arbitrary
monarcb for America DIS la n the gratitu1 10
owes that France, under the rule OF Bour
ne rule OF sopsosrte, being unfairly avshed in
sns of Lonbsroy Independence then has lost none Of
So frankly Recognized still, for incpient
,,obahiies however weak or however strong, tie
chief necessiy and blessing? Fortunately, TOO in
order Of Povioence fails TO ne, Ike Mercy,
'.~ice blessed blessing him that gives and him that
.ases" Il liz ubu'xed good Wbo nov doubts that this
empire of Or. Britain has immensely benefited by
'be OF her western colonies INTO sovereign
ede atsd satesS Who doubts tnat ,hs herce pas
o. revolutionary strife nave ded away, keen yet
generous competition in pursuits commerce, OF
of art sDd of reoosn eorCnsa aod elevated
Lae %, es potb couottes9 Yes country which
enjoying commuDon and hospitality, and the
Coun.ry Hn'ch give our a'etiso* and love, may
y uoa zratefn euogy OF the Dec aratiop OF American
independence 10 tba sCpit Of these deBut)ry remarks
ccnciussn sentiment :' National independ
eucel soosees o whenever sno wherever naturally de
Hrsd ard honestly pursuedr' (RaNeraeo cheers
The proposed q rhe Health of the Pres
denl Q. me Untsd states, . every capacity
Aua ihere msny-in which be haa been employed
sd always been found ''par y1gotiis y Cheers.
CHsrRn tue next toast would be re-
seated A. lbs board The toast which ne abou
propose the health Of the FIRST Lady
Eng and, IN whom pI spary ana elevated ranK, which
fla b.T all u1man responsibility, have not de
vel0ped single biems SO, whose go merits
pp,hfnec hearts Of NJ her subjects, and
spiped the OF AL nations Psced in the
ate eaoo anich she occupied, she hal been the "cy
ncsure OF neghbogng eyes,. and mad set example
daughter, wife mother worthy OF universal imitation
ood and eDibus sslo cheers the whole audeo,e rising,
while the bard played i" God save the Queen')
lbe next TO the - Aenory Of Washington"
BnrGHr's SPEECH NArloNAL FINANCES AND
ARMIES.
Mr. BRIGHT, who received With loud and prolonged
cheering proceeded 20 edge toast 10 his honor
he pd bat be felt grateful Tor the way in which they had
the name of ono who WIS almost stranger to
vi ~ the (Cres of 'No, no,') He was here this
evening be felt profound sympathy and profound
aduraton for those broad principles of equality
rent which the AmeI Can constitution is founded
Lheers) He was a citizen OF country IN which monarchy
bad endured for centuries, in which 1t had
respected tnan at tue present momena country in
mixed constitution existed but took the
liberty to think was not quite equally mixed country
which we're LAID tbs foundations OF that freedom of
rbcb tney the American people we're 80 justly rroud
had been coupled be gave il his heartest aud his
strongest assent That toast practically meant that
intervention was the true policy OF the United states and
OF England for there few governments the
which free except The government of the United
states and that OF the United Kip edom To the people
America the doctrine OF non' on was not IL
az old a. their independence aud tsos its origin
se same Gay lesacg snish the ptescien.
fCresu States But thar witch has been settled
iaitb America has unhapvily been repudated
foolish this si0e of the Atlantic, the results of
The different policy pursued by the two countries vs
bic in the fact that Chancellor Of the Exchequer
have 10 ask for the financial Of this country
i've times a. much the ansucia Minister will ask of the
peope OF the United States. cloud cneers) Ga this
great question policy the people Of this country were
children, to whom at length ray Of light had been
gwen after having been tbs victim Of phantom fraught
with the greatest danger Mr.. Bright then proceeded 70
the different policies OF the Executives the two
countries aud sa'd mat there was no fear the Presi
the of Congress- puugiDg coun-
try expensive aud DISASTROUS There no
tradition United Staes that 1t necessary to
keep up large Geet to make their weight ana
felt in the European Courts Hal The Same policy,
winch Washing ION eouncated eighty years ago. been pur
sued ths country no man would ne now spscu-
jarpg the pronab,ts. of Lord Derby, or Lord
any other Minister dragging England into
the struggle In Italy. (Cneers) The whole question