The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11
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IRON the Liverpool Mes curry, May %
at the Bunsvcx Hotel s ton square fer the prrposs 81
paying compliment TO Mr. john r. Clark, pilot belong
liz TO tie city Of New York 1t appears shx. Mr. Clark
plotted the Cunard steamship Africa out Ct New York
her last yo bet consequence CT north east gale be
could rot be LANDED spd was brought over 70 ths port
On several occasions tho ts CT Liverpool sna America
have under SIMILAR circumstances been taken away from
their Lone bui they have Always received te rtrlcst
kndress from the associated pilots in both countres-D
tsct these rodop's have created fraierral fsorg be
tween the pois Of the two nations, which has always
beer shown opportunity such ae the present
offered aen. Upwards o. # sat Down to dinuer, aud
tie PATTY would Fave been considerably augmented but
fer the unavoidable absence OF many OF iEe pilots engaged
on duy AS regHrds the elmer, wss served Up with
ed tie Brunswick Hotel kr Thos Davies presided, and
the vice CHAIR Hi,ec by Mr. Vim. Parry.
toes.s Of "Ye Queen frree Albert are the Of
roy nj family followed by sIhe Army and Navy" ssd
sire President Of the United sa,es, ell OF which were
introduced in appropriate terms, and acs cowledge5 wth
every demonstration OF loyalty.
TIE Chairman then PROPOSED toe toast of the evening,
which be ssd ,hs: Of ther worthy friend and aocgh
separated from them By the Atlantic the discharge
his ord1ery dut lie would cali him their brother plot
(Alparse.l He alluded to Mr.. Clark, who bad honored
ire viii, his company that evening On several occs-
siors Liverpool pilots Ssd been carried away consequent
iopsy end boiseyous weather and the prevalence Of
bear mopy to wbat be Ind stated they having
carried away under similar circumstances. Blu. they
Of America the friends Of their guest M Clark and inca
holding the position Themselves namely, the
pilots 9! Tie great commercial city Of New York had
pois, and treated them With the greatest courtesy.
fact he might say that those taken awsy instead Ct look
Ig uIon i as misfortune, were almost disposed to
shbk pleasure, from the kind treatment they received
a. tie hancs Of tho New York pic.s. (appsause) It
often that Liverpool they Lad an opportunity
Of xpressog the pleasure they felt on ouch occasions
ard rec:prccatrg with any Of their brother pilots on
the other SIDE Of the Atlantic; but an opportunity
presented Itself, though they had had other
occasions Of doing On all such occasions they had
ceayoed to express to the pilots Of New York how CRATE
VITO Ind been taken away Trey wished 70 mora
closely the feeling between the pilots Of New YorE ard
Liverpool and not so much between the two BODIES
promote uDon between two powerful nations. He refer
Je to tie unions which existed between this oountry aud
America arising out OF Chambers OF Commerce, Mercsp
tie Marine Associations similar bodies for the pro-
tectcn of The commercial ntereets Of both nations
and comparing these With the CONNECTION between the
New York sno Liverpool pilots said that 30 long such
syppahies existed between the different bodies /. would
be hopeless Gaze they were to at:enp. engage in
var Appsuse) Re trusted that the recprocsi feeling
would cenrue and only co. but thnt Il would extend
to the people OF both countries as we'll their govern
sterGns between them which might affect the interests CT
Mr.. Clarl and the New York Plots" (vne toast was
Mr. CLARK in responding, expressed his thanks fer the
kseness and courtesy ehown TO him. through the Clair
man, By TIE Liverpool pilots &c ccuId express him
sell IN the manner be would wish or such On occasion but
be hoped ibe tme git wien he could the
Compliment ana give practical proof OF bis sincere
u
night be allowed 10 call them go. (Applsuse) BE
concluded with nn assurance thai he should be
happy WREN he saw any or the Liverpool plots
other side Of The Atlantic to receive them with the same
Kindness which had been shown 10 him h's short
stay .Ih veI Hs ssAepre The Vice chsrmsa pro
iasen away TO hat port be could speek from experience
TO ther Kind treatment With regard to the two nations
OF tx gland and America go lorg that feeling which
now exsd continued England need not have any fear Of
war from whatever quarter 1t might (Applause
Hr Clarke propceed the toast Of cite Liverpool Piote
VI 10 CnI.s - = r,,lr
With enthusiasm by the whole Of the company
Mr. EODosON. as pilot who had been carried sway TO
America, where he had spent month s,oe OF the kind
treatment be received from he plots the other
the Atlantic 'ln feet. sad he, 'my money always
bad they world never let me pay anything" lAppause
Hr LoSc sro,be pilot who had also been taken to Ar,.
rica, exrreEfed himself to the effect, aud
friends, who extended TO him the right hand Of
fellowship. (Appacae) He was proad of tie
present eppo,tUnty Of making s1oa g statement,
kiad Providence which had prescod aver t1 on his
con.rg beie would take him hcna - ~ ID saety
(Appauee He proposed the toast q Tie Boston and
New York Pilots (aprlauee
The VICE CHAIRMAN prcvotsi "our brother pilots at
sea
Mr.. EpwAra also pa T American captains trading
to the port Of Liverpoo spoke OF in high ter ms
for their coUreDue scd 1,Co tfc1tment
Nr. WHIIau uA.lt pcrosed " The Cunard line and Mr.
G. Hac Iver,'' rsstcg high euogum on the steamers
trd the captains arc expeesn bis confidence that Mr.
Clark who was to return by the next vessel would have
prosperous and comfortable voyage.
Ga5r .Ts, ,a, taSwed including Mr. Woodward as
Chairman" &C., &c.-sfter which the party separated
We understand that Mr. Clark ess for Ne York 10 day
IN The Cunard eteamcr. The Liverpool pilots pre-
serted him With Photographic picture executed by Mr.
hchap The picture Includes portraits OF OF the
piots o, Liverpool who have been taken away to New
York, besides that Of Mr.. Clark himself.