The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03

sut which We cannot have peace lApplauss nc sso
ss % .s a that be viii
esn.i TO the high trust never dssppen. ~. sus -
e nation Appuse Tue s as Through good re-
port, rnd events have justified the PRESIDENT 0o"nue"Se
IN MN firest cheeriug). 49,, -. ,u,os, Major
General Grant" Music-"Hai 10 no Cnlel :. ,...
General Grant arose amid perfscs make sSeacb' Id
put, true 70 bis resolution never TO- 1"Ne 'i'Ai
simply SAID
GENERAL GRANTS sPR. cen I,t,,,. ,,- nd
GEsTIEMrs.in response. II will be imp ''''' -
The third toast was read-"lhe Army and n, ~ " -
United States" Music-"Raly Round the Flag.
GENERAL RosEcRAN's SPEECH hr,
General R0secrans resp nded. He said he Wa sen
poorly qualified o. respond 10 the toast which has as
given on this occason nevertheless he felt Il his dy
anocer Of army return thanks compliment
IT has been well SAID that heroic and yorF
soldiers viii appear In comparison with former ones a
general to the lowest soldier in the ranks; He had
been struck by tho simplicity, earnestness ana ae-
s ONE e Se Sy o
Of the country We asked BY croakers whether THIS
tornsng with captured rebels forgetting all differences
and expressing mutual attachments 70 the old nag ana tho
RESTORATION Of the scattered fragments the confedcracy
The General related anecdote OF rebel soldier cap
asked by federal soldier he not tired lighting
xgins; the old government ana replied that he would
asht again as soon Is he was exchanged Well said
swo IN isi you repcd the rebel "the brigade tina.
came A come God damned splendid"
Shouts OF laughter greeted this little anecdoe OF sod
Rosy" and General SchoGeld was loudly called /.
GENERAL scnoPIBLD's SPEECH.
General schoaeld said he was grateful for the compi
that had been teudered him. He had been here most
his time during tho war had fought Tor Missouri and
had done what BIO could for the country and Tor the state
Missouri 10 leaving ne went to service more In
accordance with hts TASTE and happy In leaving the
Interest Of Missouri in the hands OF the best man that
could have been appointed 10 the position
Three cheers gwen Tor GonorRl Sch0ueld.
GENERAL osrERuAys' SPEECH.
General Osterhaus greeted with hearty cheers He
but neishb, had forgotten to teach him
10 speak English Az soon as he came back with denera
.Sch0deld he would make the best speech he could.
Commodore Hull had been expected TO be present, and
respond the last toast read but he did not appear
and Captain Bart Able OF the Western navy made few
happy and appropriate remarks the navy Of the West
ern and Southern waters
The. fourth toast was, 1.-THE Union" Music-"Ha
Hon S. T. GLOVER responded in an able aud eloquent
speech but from the noise that prevailed We only hea
The nth tons. was read: "The State OF Missouri. Mi
sc-"hissouri Quickstep"
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR HALLS SPEECH.
Lieutenant ,Goyernor Hall. responded He regretted
tho Of the bead Of the Stale but in
<ho name Of tho Governor as well as IN bis own he re-
yurued thanks for the sentiment proposed lie referred
TO the history Of events IN Missouri since the commence
mcnt Of tue end the circumstances which led to the
establishment Of the provisional government TO the bat
ties or Wilson's creek Lexington &C. and said that for
thcrcscnt position OF the State we are indebted chiefly
ir volunteers In the field, and concluded by saying,
.He is the greatest statesman who wins the most bat
The sixth toast was" The city OF St. Louis" Music
:" Nc. union Quckstep."
Tho PRESIDENT read a note from Mayor Fillcy, who
could not attend requesting John F. Hume, Esq., to
spond N this sentiment
Mr. nuMK read the following preamble aud resolutions
passed by tho City Council aa hour or two before the
'ttnc dxcd for the dinner.
THB CITY COUNCIL TO GENERAL GRANT.
COUNCIL CHAaBER,l
CIR Or 6r. LOUIS Jan. 29, lS1
s Ss sns mi S t , .r
esteem. regard modest unsSefy
s"sSsa s
.yerament .he q poleans-evidences Of
Rs.sissd that Inc iss co%mon Council Of ihe
Gssssa Tsa ii. Honor the Mayor be respsctSlly re-
10 gave . he &c s Be- s and snd
the same to Major General AL s. Grant called
Asd made worry happy speech upon the conduct OF ST.
SLous soldiers In the capture OF Camp Jackson and in
aiemory OF General Lyon"
Tho seventh toas, was. "Tno State OF Illinois,"
LErTsn PROM GOVERNOR YATES.
TO Hon your How ch.rSsn s c"mne. jan - 1861
Deeply regret that prevented by previous
i@perave character from being present
proud reflection for that the
TINE. By brilliant military ssh,eve%enis has won
throughout world,
DO truly SAID. ne hero who never battle
Illinois proud claim her son. friends
OF free and human liberty everywhere bless his
Army: II ~ invincb!e" RICHARD YATES
Three cheers were given for Governor Yates.
In response to the toast, lhe that fills the stom
achs the Western armies" Colonel HAiSEs said he
feared tho stomacbs OF the guests full already that
sbey could not bear speech from him.
"The Shell and the uxed Ammunition" was given and
Colonel CALENDER resp nded He sa'd he did not know
how 70 make speech but he knew how TO make shells,
and General Grant knew how them
Mr.. G ~ BRoSscoxn proposed the following
Major General Grant-He is cmphaticaly U. S. Grant,
which will finally this nation from the rcbel
lion and lis causc-AmercnD slavery.
Loud applause greeted tho reading OF this sentiment.
The sherman Dinner mt Memphis.
Prom the Missouri democrat
The Sherman diuncr al the Gayoso House, the
Ing OF the 25t, was grand affair. The hall draped
with tho national colors moocs and trophies from Vcs
burg. The Committee OF Invitation usbercd guests
into tho dining At half past nine O'Clock The bill
psrfoct battery OF champagne kept up until five
O'Clock In tho morning. The fce enced with speech
made by the chairman. Before the regular oasts there
wore calls FOR Gen. sherman but Gen Sherman, being
l. The President Of tho United States. Responded 70
by Gen :. A. Hurbut.
2 Gen. Sherman-rhc Guest OF the City.
GcDoral SHERMAN responded Ia fee style He dweit
residence Baton Rouge. Louisiana. when the State
cedod the stealing Of and the his leaving
the confcderscy He concluded by saying that the
rogcncous OF the United states will rule America II
,aoi homogeneous in the Jcf Davis sense.
Tho speech was well received.
Tue toast TO the army and navy was responded to by
GcDcral veatch