The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20

do sins had attacked the town OF Lh the last refuge OF
The Christians. The town was entirely burnt down, and
900 Christians were murdered.
Oeri Kan ar, In consequence OF the inhabitants having
been uBarmed was piundsred and deserted
0ther acts Of ncendiarism, page aud murder had been
perpetraed IN the anti LebaUons IL said that the
children at the school Msahala had been killed. notwtn
standing they were under the protection OF the French
tag and that the French Consul had sent 20 withdraw the
children rom the Catholic colleges
The Turkish military reinforcemerts had not arrived at
Hyrout.
spain and Morocco.
MADRID, July 8, 1880.
The Emperor Of Morocco has placed one lnstament Of
The indemnity NJ the disposal Of SPAN.
The Celebrates OF American Iadepen-
dence I'm London.
from the London Star, July
The eighty fourth anniversary Of American indepen-
Deuce was celebrated by the American Association Of
London, by dinner 1t the london Tavern, yesterday
evening About hundred gentlemen Sat down to a
OF General Campbell. Amongst the company were his
Excellency Mr. Dallas, Mr. Isyard, Mr. p. N Dallas, Mr.
Thornton Hunt, N.Y. crosisy, Mr. parSs' q New
York; Mr.. s. Dodge, Mr.. Keiieege, Mr.. Hawksworth
Mr. Taylor, Mr. Furuiss Mr. Evertt, Dr. MCGOWAN, Capt
Tucker &c Letters Of regret for unavoidable absence
announced received from the Hon. Robt c. Win
bop late Speaker of the House Of Representatives and
historian; George Peabody, Esq Joshua Bates Esq the
Right Hon. Miner Gibson; John Bright Esq NJ p Rus,
sasr faA a and sSsr
TIE CHAIRnAS said-They we're met TO celebrate the
anniversary Of day which young, resolutA and de
termined nation stood alone in The OF n and
tees then government OF that nation had
maintained with uuoIemished honor, ana by being In
vescd In the hands o. the people had attained
oiled success and had been able duse happiness and
prosperity people. That nation afforded ium
10 the unfortunate and distressed OF every country He
begged propose, with this brief commun cAton The
day sc celebrate" (ApPisase)
'.Yankee Doodle
Mr. pAiAAs responding to the toast, said that all
who present veil of the peculiar and
universal respect with whic this was
by Their ieoT citizens IN the United states, and the
patriotism which nseparaby lated with It's
menbrnoe She Fourth Of July was the halowed birth
day OF great nationan epoch csrious for the exhi-
b,ion of human virtue, and as,ngy suspicious
kind he might gratify tnem ny dwelling IN detail as he
had often heretofore done ON the ennobng
Of those early heroic days Even in this capital none would
listen with reluctance TO the repetition Of such names as
wsshingtoatgreat e)-Franklin, Jefferson M
As bunker Hill YOrktown Of the majestic deIlbera-
lions Of counse such as the Continental Congress pre-
sided by Hancock To the American ear, al ieas the
music Of that welcome theme never had and never would
lose It's attractions Mindful, however OF the limits Of
proper he would only add, that the spirit IN
which they celebrated those revol onary times was
neither uueenerous exclusive; but that, the
trary, that spirit would De warmly MANIFESTED whenever
anu wherever similar excellence vas exhibited Tue
hearts OF ms coupuymen EXPANDED W embrace true
greatness and magnanmiy IN every RANK aud 10 every
race. (Cheev.) Al this moment, In somewhat distant
sand-tsemendous applause)-a spontaneous AM voiun
sry Instruction against oppression cruelty and wrong
ing He orbore making single comment upon that move
mept but there found among the champions OF Sci
lys and liberties Sse just and brave
Deli who connected the hcrosm Of the present hour
with the hsrosm they were com nemorat'ng-that mAn
was ,sribadi Crremepdous cheering, amidst which
three cheers for Garoai = were proposed .nd given
The CHAnxu Then gaze "ine President OF tue oni'eh
STATES" Three times three)
hail Columbia"
The next toast Was The Queen proposed oy ne
os s.r ana sss ooeSS S''' ENTHUSIASM" 'pi@1'e
HE cnSs.s, N expressing tne thanks OF tue ssso-
citation 70 her MAJESTY Tor the ~n Q, Tue msgnaeea' por
ut VIII adorned tne waps o zoe room on .nA ga
sion, read letter rom coione fnpfs, wrtcn ~ the
command Of her MAJESTY, IN reply 70 An iav taton 70 nee
Mae sty aox her portrait 70 be taken BY an american
artist The letter, after expressing To, Qualification
which her Majesty experien led on receipt Of the kiad
sentiments Of The e,zcns Of the United STATES stated
Il Al though her MayAys engagements would not admit
Of her sitting for original portrait her Majesty gould
be happy TO give every facility for the c,pyng Of
he cHsiss.s then gave The Diplomatic Service Of
the Uuited states coupling with the health OF his Ex
oelleney George NJ Dallas , ~, a,,o
matte service OF the ststss embraced ron of eminent
STAT sucn Including the Franklins, the Psnkaeys aud
tthc- ustrous names from the Revolution dom 10 the
present time Tue reason why their fellow countrymen
played so Conspicuous and part Europe
,ba, they came from fee were
NJ csl~s~ PROGRESSED the health Of the Chairman in
few eulos,s,ic remarks.
70
The campoells are coming /" , n . 49,.
were rnsshuaeu who fet "a much or ide aud pleasure
At The great nation On the other side of the Atlantic
az Americans themselves. II must be remembered
ina, al The time Of the American Revolution there
vas here at home a large and popular party
Who never believed this country had any right
n, Tar the colony and who struggled the eud
a Tlnnsnse Inc very last speech delivered by the
yari ~ Chatham wasa protest against that principle
Hear hoaf After fe remarks UPON the prcscat
,--rt ~ national fndep.ndepoe on the continent aud
warm eugum 90 the character u eneral Garbsldi be
gave "Na,lona indep-ndencethe pathway 10 individual
Nbcrt and happ,ness." (Ayplaase)
ssTberes god time o.rniDg
Mr. A. II. L,ASp, in responding 70 the toast sAid he