The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03

b: irands and Mr. Me lam hru,al!y murdered
I'LL yesterday the intelligence had only reached the
capital in brief telcgraphM form, and therefore
unabeto do than report that the widow Of the
happy gentleman finally succeeded in reaching her desc
late nome aud that the authors Il the crime yet at
large.
The French Minister or Commerce In
London.
SPEECH OF N. ROUTIER on FREE TRADE THE
AMERICAN WAR.
fFiom the Lpn'ian News, July III
Yesterday evening grand banquet was given TO NJ.
Rounsr, the French Minister o Commerce, at Wiils's
Rooms. All tho arrangements for tb, occasion
magnificent scale, and The dinner itself all respects
one II tho highest and most unique character. Aboat
one hundred and fifty gentlemen attended. The chair
taken by Mr. Miner Gibson President of the ard
OF Trade. and amongst those present re A. Duinur NJ
Michel Cheyalier, Sir g. G. Lewis, n. p, Nj. Golden,
N. p. &C., &c.
After dinner in his speech. NJ. Ro,har sal Tho snve-
reign who in his osiol Of solitary preparation the
high mssicn which he tufts TO day hal bIca tea
tive witness VI youf ec"nomc rcv' faon AMI OF III. dc
velorment OF prosperity and gre,tn,ss which ai
its fruit, knew all the iecnn,i OF that great Nv Of
changes which Suy, in his Conversations wi Ii his king,
called law o. Providence. The I'm had mcdfa ci
thtse saiuary Grimes &C cmpcttion whn h,
good of ALL and cspe :aly OF the least favored PARTIES
knlias courage, exalts The faculties a
fold degree the effective plwers, and sunnoEs at nce
genius 70 its aid. lie cal cd - mind those nob.a
words pronounced by one OF you. cat States
men, Sir Il. Feel. IL hore that my name wilt
he blessed IN the po mans cnttase' aud re
dNd hed that ephen raj ;.uarity {. aohch rrised
cas- surround h,ones, that hc might await hat ro.u
ariiy which Lime fevn.o AID whmh !ms,er;y
tkcttc otuu c!ice :!'itttce; other
sd ratios than those the pubic good, hn cid not hes
take upon him ell the responsibility
q that reorm wh,h In cost tic statesmen r Great
Britain ten years Of toll ard conflict nnd ia hing he
justly estimated LIS own strength and the .e:'in
peope: for after nom MT OF astvisn,cnt aud unras
ness the yhalanxcs OF French in!uslry raue! them
selves with confidence nnfer the nes 0aS he raised
(Chccrs) As fer the pncriie charge Of we snbierv
eDce 10 foreign natn ne well knew that ai--and
gentlemen, before all ohers-woud in this treaty
only flege lya, aicen TO aiian necessary far ne
Jeice Ut ths 70 rti(ioid chec.s)--i fresh ~ rdste
0ye IN Sich we
the obstacles, ssca thu iyes, wli fused tie
signature nf France to be aix tn the eIcal treaty
nf lSt0. That treaty had t. cicouter stubborn ads
in the House 0i Commons bat paced under the high
rrntccion OF Mr. Golden, dc.cGe by the nconesable
experience OF the hoao ahi IRE lent of tni- banquet
stained by the epga. ing qneacc AMI powerful
mg Of the Cnanceil + The Ixchcier j, was arp owed
among yoa with n thing bn. niaa'n,is ahc rms,
tins cntcrt n l. oriel to me by tho
tativ II al Io.i,h h es Ana n,s If have net
lei out 70 KIN attention, a. o me TO m MI N
SINE of the rcsu:s ub aimed by tho wh Gu ,es
IS. Tha first. whici came with sarre Gciehs, a d
with pride T. r N, c,ultry viii "A ym vii par IS, IN
At som, bit, nnaiio -. the i-soine and
ragecus attitude OF FrcI ca ineu-try tile after
the fats were acc mpshe azzi,h n IN, ,ncit hy
t.os; an rpcxrc eel riz0ns in listral Iu,a
ton resar,e, them with calm,css and ser ity.
casting asdc antiola,c profrss AID M Ter al they nave
demanded ON mechanic aft it, niet perfect machines
fr, IN srierce It's most o'e app ath, AID h,idrst
me bod. They have flung themselves into the nie
lea os Roger Ricoi - the ,mrgwt tic Cd
csa--!hey profit by the experience Of their
IrcieE SsOrS. WI LAT gth'u Huu ntDte sitftafle
Is int OF the a,pic ain Of all tie bvins tore :.
all the inicrcinal faclltcs of man. To ,hnse rruit u
hccrs) AMI wha more strilia; oof ihcr. b, ~
the bcn tits loainy from the treaty consinerrcf WITH
out it would nr h,se activities, that productive uowrr.
which .stiicd -aniily To increase the n being &c
the natipps, waud they not have remained ert AMI
rmant Ike ,b,se prsci us sm ces, neglected or m
perce we'd which flow unprodlc,vcy INTO snharr,rc.
lakes? This transform ion Of The onic IDEAS Of
French industry has 81 ~eccivcd lis RATIFICATION. Your
aug, s, so, crcvn III cd in sfrow ly the premature
4 &c a. "A n a q
than for his iinsrius rank, and inccnsolble nntwth
standing tn, pous sympathy t-idered to her BY Great
Ertain and Europe, pleased, almost as bomaAc TO
him who more. to open the great OF the
exhibition the ind srics Of the world Dis ianine the
policy oI atstenion recommends TO by proccpt
and cxampla. manufacturers Horkei Ia |. with
CAGE ncss and have ma ,e their rv,ls dyes or thir
eufrts and their progress. Certainly they hive nd
mired the sacresscs ohtas ell by E,Siish Industry
under the Incentive OF liberty, but with feelings Of
noble emnsa'isn not o. narrow ieaons,-(cbcers and
with that religious nvictt Viii God cverywhc re-
for tho actively and labor Of bis least favored
children. (Grcat ehccrs.l Tho second rcstt which
have state IS, SPITE of the r"cnt date of oar
cal reports, tina; Of the rccirrcs AMI profitable de
vco .ment exchanges betwecn tac two c,.a'tics-I
de ilpa,ai ,cc has ~ fiJtsi ne prsefh 3esabit ms
ctussib lie rolls m.t.4 BY Na. fu ri,dtl cm1ct
phith T. togiaG bcyosff . A dafc Gcitlcm,i h,vs
moi vet sufficiently indcai the striking feature OF
tie convention OF 1sGo That act was not merely com
merei, regulation between two ca ntrics. n ,cas tie
proclamation ia NE name OF fc, rn ,i.oas Of NE prin.
~ a of FIRE trad -(ggeat cheers lot which you have
bcen the Leaders. ard which are de- tined - peaeId,c all
Y ions and 10 slim iIae Tbs activity OF all peoples
Initiative Il the chicf o. the state, kave broken
through oil lagialution On cegca : aud
mate ias. France yesterday sigacd ire ties Of
merce with Belgium and the 7ollvcrein. (Checrs.)
10 morrow sac WAL sign thr VIII ell sho Is negotiating
with Italy. timmcnse checring.) The banner Of Geo
ronc reiorni VIII thus continue its trun hal march.
Those exchanges which We sec growing 10 extent. those
rca muiti. ay 40 number those interests that
becoming incrmins.cd aud mutually identified the wealth
that increasing among nations. the augmented welfare
oil the which ~ Its inevitable consequence, the
hiqh reciprocal esteem which springs from relations
which day render more frequent the extinction
O, political passions aud ancient animoses( -
are not all these thugs many firm bases for durable
peacc between the nations = (Rcncwcd chccrs.) Arc
AMI without reaction Uoud checrs.) Alb, gentlemen lot
rs not disturb these nascen harinonies by faults aud
our Nayward impulses. let ia never assume terrible
responsibility before God aud man. (Cheers.) pro-
pose with all the emotion or soul profoundly
WINGED, toast to the cose alliance o. inc Blush and