The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30


the neld petd were These sixty eight administrative
battaiops, oons's.pg OF 5000 could almost
solid battaoDs which he had mentioned Tnns We Dad
between 70 geo and 600 volunteers equal 70 the candi
me CHAIRMAN having proposed the toast Of "Her Ma
jesty,s hiniste,s,n
Lord PAIxnsios replied A,er paying . tribute 70
the company In their character Irish ando~ds his
lordshp continued ~ regret gentlemen, that Of
my colleagues whom you honored with Invitations were
prevented by unavoidable engagements fr,m eojoy.ng
your hospitality, but am happily accompanied BY two
distpsuished members Of The present government,
who hold some Of the most Important departmeuts
the D Duke | Of somsf.ss, VINO % cocduos sns % SasSo.s
Of the ravy, and nv noble friend Lord John
Russell, oue Of your is charged
country You may rest assured that, while my noble
friend ibe Dule devoses TO the duties u his important
department the untirng energies OF hts manly mind,
your navy a human exer,ions nan make t DO
fuly adequate 10 every exgercy which the oourse OF
ever. events may erests Hear; he.r) You may aso rsly
duct CT foreign relations they viii be carried
manner consistent with the intoress, the dguity and
all through life the friend AID champion Of the prin
oplss Of freedom, has lately had 10 perfWm
duties connected with the developement OF free
rope. (Hear, hear) You have seen him watching
the progress Of events in Iay country 70 which be has
not only directed the energss Of his mind but of which
be has o knowledge acquired by personal visits You
have seen him II time enceavofng 70 check those
rash impulses which threaiened TO wnch II
fIecoom (Hear) You have him The otaer hand
ups the great power and influence Of England 10 exbor
other countries to follow her example BY abstanioz from
oil Interference with the events passing In the Peninsula,
and by leaving the Italians 70 settle their own anaT 10
ccrdrg to their views Of their interests (Hea,
hear) trust, gentlemen, that before long ny noble
fris nd will the acoomplishm snt Of mis- earnest
wLhes, and will be able 70 wtness the Triumphant
cess the principles Of which he has been steady %
persevering, and cosaistent advocate (Checrs
You have alluded, Mr.. Warden, 70 event which has
awakered tho deepest interest in the mind Of every
ttahv tha tt,Et taA ~ Wato
the North American continent 1t 70 DO expected
that when the future hopc OF England visited the
be received with that enthusiastic affection wusob be
comes loyal and attached people Our apticpations
have not been dsa pointed TIE reception OF prince
been worthy Of the peoplo who n and honorable 10
the family Of which he s 20 distinguished member;
may hope that that visit viii cement closely
those ties trust long destined to bind tget
that portion OF tho Queens dominions the mother
country. Hear, hear But we hsd not equal right
expect that when his Roy visited the Ueed
States he would be received with any thing thao
the courteeey which civilized nations accord to distn
guished members of the resnng family Of another
ness the oordaty the nea,lrc kndness the generous
Hospitality and ] may say the cothus'assis deligh,
Ss vsn hs oss r.:' SsS
have shown then selves, indeed, 10 y . poble and
generous people-they have shown that they have
have sprung; and in spite Of events which buried
in oblivion, might have produced elght Alienation
Ius. he future nav be- louS dsu,o,hey receved the
eldest sen OF our gracious sovereign, not a. he
stranger belonging 10 another land, bot II he had
Of teeir own republic. lcheers) trust, gentlemen,
that the remembrance Of the generous Kindness thus
sS Of sess s eSSr DC
the memory VI the Princes visit will long survive the
breasts OF the American nation and that these mutual
reeolections will tend closely than knit To-
scther ihose two great branches Of same noble aud
VIII say il.,tricus s.ocx cieers
which duly honored
Lord Jo RrSsnI In responding sAid-Ir rsc 70 return
thanks In The name Of my colleagues and In my own for
10 zee that, my three coesgus beng pescnt you
before youa complete representation Of the city OF Lon
don. e. Hear, hear" and augh)
Allow me now 10 ensr realsrk or two respecting
the important department with which AN immedi
s.ey connec,ed. and WIN rsgard 70 which my noble
deal too much In my praise. or this, gentlemen,
persuaoec, that be who q charged with toe foreign
70 those wcs thoac ingues and those suber
uscs which supposed 70 form the proper trade and
Ar = o..sy soapons Of dp,omsist (nczr) Ny con
victioI that speaking spgusge OF and Jus
bcs-sposkpg u calmly and with moderation, but yet
with nrnness never dirgusps truth, the ionuercs
OF this country 10 be sustained and augmented
out ~ thote Lreues shoh thoec vino thnk them
selves clever dpomsifs are sp. 70 resort (Hcar hear
mint have adopted Whom they assumed oioe there
srs; contest going In tbo shaps OF active war
which presently crscd, odi then took another form
In thai contest rreai country ompcnty civilized fall
OF mer q talent and genius, Of aspiring dspsi
nep took part The question was what lne nIlng
oour.c for the Eog.h " pursuei The
which We pursued from the oommeno~nent wbicn was
announced by my noble fsnd In the House OF mons
which .e have repeaedy declared Stree hen ana which
my right honorable friend the Home Secretary stated
last year 10 the Guildhsll on Lord Msyor'sdsy. was
ths-thai We should do every thing in our poser 10
sovern nm Tor ,hsm,svs:. s.d % ssy - manner
Of government ard xhat persors 70 oopduct II they
deemed btst suited 70 advance their own interests,
(Hear And, gentlemen, In the course OF the
charges which have taken place, the Italian people
havc thought dt to cxpe dynastyfthey thought
rule over them win view 70 obtain Foed governmeni,
think thai, seipg n what we have done ourselves
should he Inc las, per,ons 70 blame them (Hesr hear
And when reject further that that act OF
tors, that expulsion Of sovereign who had mlsgovern
ed. that cali 70 The throne Of prince endowed with
and nd prosssri,s-oi liberty, / believe. n great T =
any people ever enjoyed, cf prosperity m Femarkaoe
= The history o .ry par, Or the globe win farnsh-y,
10 osBsurc sihers, Who, following our example hops
for The 'ame liberty and 'he sane prosperity ihoers)
nj. o., FOR our.eIve, alone tina, pe.s. ". occupy
position On The globe Voc porant 70 be hAzsded or lost
portion on which depends, great MEASURE the ~
dgtyto act with moderation; bot at the time
70 forget never 10 conceal 10 blsh or those
which, hope, viii long maintain 10 the proud
rositon (Cheers)
Victor Emanusrs Estrancs into Naples
ltorrespor cenee OF London Herald
EAYLns, Nov 8, 1890.
Victor Emanuel enierd Naples yesterday He d,d not
come on koeback e the nftccn other oonquerors Who
pr,oeded him. presented himself nearly in the
guse Chares g, who, the 22d Of February l4ss,
n,ce biz appearance In dressing gown and sppsrs,
rdips whip IN hs hand, aad wooden spurs bis feet.
Tfe Pee monfse army and the National Guard nled be-
fore bis Majesty he pasacd 9arbsidis army hsd dis
appeared The red coats who lately bad awarmcd in the
tovn we're nowhere 70 be Was their absence tAe
viii Of Others had they voluntarily abssalned from
participating IN the triumph which they thsmssvcs had
prepared aimee, arhevetg
In the Klnr's carriage scated GsribAdi and tho
pro dc ators the former beside the King the latter
Opposite 10 them Gnibaldi unwilling 70 assist al
The festival from which his Own companions In arms
were excluded He was given 70 understand that his
absence might dispease The King and, therefore, Carl
bAldi rmalred, but with his old felt hat on
bis head, his old gray cloak on bis back,
clad ls his red bouse and not IN Pedmontcse uniform
the sight Of him oil faces frightened up The cris Of
" Viva Gnibald ~ seemed 10 predominass over inose
of viva Victor Emaouell" troop OF barefooted
lazznon, 'oms hundreds 10 number, marched
before The Kings carriage bearing palms In
their bands, leapirg and shouting, or recitins
the National Anthsn which the military bands
play Ing The sunshine the b~sutnl sky, the warm
climate or Naples he'd deserted 70 Gsssa. Yesterday
quite roadon aay here; ralned, and wAs unusually
cold me peparatoos for the eses remained unnnahsd