The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-25

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| Interesting from Poland nnl Hungary.
The screw steamer Etna from Liverpool the
| 18Th and Queenstown the iiih instant, arrived
hcrc yesterday, bringing days later news.
The l. 5. Government steamer "Jamc'
| Adgcr. lei Southampton on the 18TH dsstina-
| ton unknown
TIC Expedition 10 Mexico.
Tic british mcn.oi-war Sanspariel, Donegal,
| and tougucfuf having embarked 500 marines at
Plymouth, were 10 have sailed on the 10Th for
| the Gulf Of MrNico. but were prevented by
stormy weather. Admiral lie Ia Gravicfrc had
reached Toulon and the French ships destined
| for Mexico had been ordered TO sail Immediately
| in whatever port they were.
| The London Observer says it was at the in
| stance Of England that the American govern
mont is to I've invited To join in the expedition.
| Tho London Npruing Adoc,tiser gives re-
| port that a secret convention exists between
| France and Spain in addition 10 the stipulltons
| publicly made with England
The Madrid scmi-oiicial journals talk Of .
Spanish protcctorAtc as expected to result from
the expedition.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT TIKI LORD
MAYOR BANQUET.
The usual ceremonies incidental to the inaugu-
ration OF the Lord Mayor Of London took place
on the 9TH instant, upon the occasion Of Mr.
Cubitt entering upon his second term Of Office.
Tie dav was wound up with the usual grand
civic banquet at Guildhall. The Mayor in pro-
POSING the toast Of the Diplomatic body, coupled
with il the name Of the American minis cr and
at the same time assured him that his country
hal the sympathy not oplv oi the city Of Love
| don but Of the whole british people. He also
| expressed % most ardent dc.irr tor the speedy
s,ttloWen, ul the pcUiins difficulties.
| Nj. Abns the American NJ MISTER who wa,
most cordially rcci' ID, responded to the totst,
| After cNUatiatiug in tLcIal terms upon the
| du;icsOi diplomacy, and claiming, tut the pre-
sent system Of plain AID straightforward ncso-
taiion, great advantages over the trickory and
ialsChOo1 OF bygonc age, Mr.. ADAMS sll -
| II gay that prefer 10 adopt this Later theory
my coming In VS. ulhrr 81 the Giplpuntic corps,
| lCChIsr should sWr,Gr know how o. ~ IpIu
| any oth,r Permit me, then, g. assure you Tint my
| mean object IL 10 CulcavuUr to continue Hn per
yrtuaic the friendly lttiors that have ~ long OK
| ist,d ltiween the tw1 countries. (Chcersg 10 be
! sure there are may points In which VIZ m terribly
| dislprcc. You de- not approve our demo 'r,cy; we
| do not alprc.i late your dstiu tons of rank. You
think us altogether W free and easy in ways;
cuI slider you us f,r top still and stately. On the
otLcr hW d, Ipcrcciyc many and vastly higher par.
| Il ulars In which We lnrmpnzc tChccrsl
There h not q deed ~ hrroisin recorded here that
do,s not elicit its tribute If applause in the reunt-
| est hamlet - the western hemisphere. have my
| sill met Win The story " Grace Darlins's courage
( stuck up In u small ull,c rp}ui Of Nn inn m ul
| obscure American town: gl the ,x,,,t,, Il s,Cj,
/ fotiui 81 your Florence Nightingale tghcers) has
| rhte'i the admiration AMI stimulated the arlpr of
Iuliiauon uiqutc as mauy my fir couutrywomcn
4 as II niA dutC OF her own, and perhaps IInay he
| permitted here T. make au alluson to "A higher
| ClHrncttr, 80 Tar ~ 60 say that through the
| lrc' 9TH q the United states, from H.n 10
| sen, the name Of Her Mai sty the Queen
| J. held In the highest honor, tcheers . not
because She Is Quceuy ~, that's not the reason,
Tor there have been many Queens whom we do not
admire nj I'll but because, while pattern of a
daughter and nn example of wife and mother,
| she set rules Ike Christian sovereign over no
| hlc people loud cheers. Il IL, then, commu-
nifty of descent Of language, " literature, Of sym,
patty IN all that IL good and uo7lc and true, that
teaches the lesson of harmony between our respect
i've peoples, | therefore cannot but echo the senti
m,nt with which my Lord Mayor did me the homo
| ~ accompany the mention of my name and, glnnc
ing around o. the yari, us points whence | see IN
word Inscribed along these walls, | say als1-peac
here, peace there, and peace everywhere. (Lpu,
| checIs."
Lord Palmorton in response to a toast il
honor Of the ministry, alluded to the probabl,
short supplies of cotton, but hoped the eyi
would be attended with permanent good 10y
making the country no longer dependent upoi
one source of supply. As regards foreign poll
tics, he said when we look abroad we see
no doubt in many parts Of Europe crcum
stances which, if not dealt with by prudence
aud dis rimination may lead TO local disturb
anccs, but | trust they will not extend them
selves to bring US within their range"
The Daily Ners says Mr.. Adams speech wa
frank, manly and sensible, and was in fact n
speech of the evening. His language was ne
= only sincere and friendly, but eminently SCI
sonable.
The Morning Post says Of it: 1--WE sinccrcl
trust That no occurrence may arise to belle iii
accuracy OF these statements regards IL
| American people, or to render his own dipl,
, | matte duties at variance with the scope whic
he desires they should always have in view"
The Times in its critic is Enthusiastically "a
castle. 1t says the speech Of Mr.. Adams was
10 highly complimentary to England, as to indu
. awish that America could speak more frequen
ly hy the mouth of her mis- lister, and never
= all in the tone common 10 her press and h
Secretary Of State.
SPEECH OF MR.w /. YAScEY.
At the banquet given by the Fishmonge
X Company at their hall In London, in honor
3 Lord Mayors Day." Messrs. Dudley Ma
m and w. l.. fancey--"Commissioners from
Confederate states'-were among the guests
~ Mr.. lanCey, In response to a compliment,
speech spoke as follows
"lpon the part of Americans, sincerely resp,
nc t. de sentiment Just expressed 10y the Prime w
"a den ilr the restoration 'fpcacc In America. III
lis exists now tHu American urti,ualitipa-the Conf
Ter | crate and the Fed, raj Americans. | am A Conf
W crate, or as the Federal American, unmn
MT | 81 the character d our common orcGith,
ur Us ,h'"'y trims int-h r'hel' hut the Ilsl
~, and the sense IT night OF this great Goytrnm
a' promptly conceded Ia iy FRANCE aud Spain, spa
Gu lily wiped out that stigma from our hrows, AMI
m COUNT ylutn uru Acknowledged here, AZ least, ~
IS leihg'rcnis, tChccr Though indebted TO
enlarged and enlightened view of public Law, a
NE | not a. The mere .rico or favor Of England Tor
mi tckuowl,dllnut of our unquostionlOle dts d
IL lncls stadd' Unjust freely express here tonight h
va deep sense ul thankiulu,ss which am sure all
~ eounuymrp feel for lis eatly pablo ayow,. az
~ | hntd ch,y'sg From no other could II have co
NJ | p" Euoflly. 10 your institutions Americans
or Indebted rr tlc chief " tlosc vitl PRINCIPLES VIII
Ter Lave clu.cd them 10 style the Republic
rb The land of the free
Il And the home of the oppr, sscd.