The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-09

se In selling the lands of Hungary though 70 DO
90 would be scandaious . spolaiscn par
petated even BY the EApssArs dynasty Knowing vel
that no Hungarian, rich or poor, gentle or simple, viii
dsgracc himself by purchasing Dcse lands the yennes
government has conceived he noAbis prosci Of ase
they may purchasers; bui NE kraesn~s sf Han
gary are ~ sanch patriots any the land and
proved they are co. 10 aus mot. ,bsa. 70 seuss ben
from the side OF their country by the brbe OF land
sold at lees than the cost price, gross nsu, and the
Jews will resent IL ~ SUCH
Lord Palmerston On EnglanA's Defsnees.
Ihe Romsey Laborers Encouragement Association he,G
In presenting the prizes his lordsnp offered tho sbo
reIs some practical advice and with respect the s
tincehn Of classes Of which We hear 30 much, he re
The fabric Of society constructed by an infinite grata
ton OF ranks and conditions and hsse who are perhaps
Of meeting when they do should meet in order
that they may be reciprocay understood by each other
am sure that all classes OF Euglshmen they do under
stand each other, will value and love each other am
not led away by any national vanity in that opinion
have that conviction with regard 70 the character Of my
country that am sure the oftener the different classes
OF society meet ogther the the whole fabric
society will be cemented the stronger the nation will
without jealousy, without suspicion, without enmty-
with vcti0n that there antagonists interests
but that the interests Of all are bound one general
large cloud cheers.) Ia, Ia. t tf
After the distribution OF the prizes the members Of The
uin0u SO&6tuef, uo0e lOIu occupying IN
chair. In proposing the toast OF the Army and Navy
he observed that never In time Of peace the tw
countries in condition Of greater efficiency than ct IN
present moment and he felt that the settled convic
ton Of country was that the best mode Of avertng
was 70 show that the nation prepared itself in the
event OF being attacked.
He added ksfa|
trust that there likelihood in the present OF
affairs that army and navy win have TO perform with
the distinction, those duties which their predeces
sors have already performed The spirit which the
country has recently shown BY the immense extent
OF volunteer organization has produced q great Of
feet, not only in this country, but all the world
cloud cheers II has tended 10 inspire that respec,
which all natiens feel for country which, without any
aggressive Intentions shows that determined 70 hold
il own, and TO defend itself against all Cheers
Again say that trust there nothing In the present
state Of things that betokens the likelihood Of any
sion for that martial prt TO Be diplsyod oer1ux tan
BY shouting at ready to defend shores; but
must be great satisfaction 70 oil of 10 know that the
army and navy In state Of complete efficiency
corng 10 the numbers to which 10 times Of peace they
can be carried and that there in the country
by which-n unfortunately unforeseen events shout
render necessary that we should increase
ments-hoee ornaments might be rapidly increased
whatever the exgenciss Of the moment might require
(Cheers)
The above were the only illusions of political nature
made by his lordshp, who devoted hs remaining speeche
to nigh euogy Of the press and 70 eninenty prac
teal observations respecting agriculture and the improve
mcnt OF the condition Of the Aborng classes.