The New York herald., 1864-05-16

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| Of the festivities fciio~s:-
F.ssr DAI saturday, AprM2s-A srasA sanqust. Lord
Crissle in the chair. In the evening grasd dispAy of
| fireworks.
sscorp DAr. Sunday. s4sh Two sermons IN sAs town
church q strstford whore Shakspere lies buried. Be
preached By the Archbishop e Dublin reosh) asd ths
bishop a 81 Andrews Coectioss At fhe CLOSE each
ssvicsfo hs purpose Of restoring end essusdyins sAs
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or muso As:oosses nth sse words or sSssspsss.
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iASs; IN wh ans svs,ins M saakspsrss play q "rwsxsh
irrH DAT. wednesday. 2rth.-In the morning, ss two
readings from SAskspere. In the evening" Eve plays
| COMEDY of Errors" and Romeo and Juliet"
o. i.strumens. music and e'ess Evening. the play q
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| steamer Saturday for Now Yerk
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table occupied BY shs ana bewsea the
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the banquet was 20 commence.
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'And here's pot OF good double beer
Drink and fear not your H. Hsnyy IV.-rI,
"He calls for wse; . heaitn.' quo,h
For cold spread tho dinner very fair but unc-
tured by the purveyor-Ar II. Mountrord, Of worces
aIlers Who get up public dinners much head. At
some OF the tables they could got little or no vino and At
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tion Of Hubbard and gooseberry.
Of hem in the HHxALo Notwithstanding the eminsnco
OF many Of the speakers, would be upnteresting II
able Looking at the occasion and men, the speeches
were only up 70 very moderate standard OF excellence
nc J, t.,se & mas very fsr reputation Is
learned societies and associations but his speech
rsportsrs-and the London press had nearly twenty
presen, ~ Nos 8 over quarter q column did any 70
porter MAKE OF, any speech. Tho following u the
List or ToAsrs
: - S1'A "N.tion.i An,h.m-.
n. o,. fnTs and Princes Of Wales and the rest Of the
''ood Ols.s tie Prince Of w.lsa"-B RIcnA.DA
+: r: Ss:sss: "a S;5y Ann
1hs Lord Lisutsnaai and Magistrates OF The County
rrs:snss.i9n q Address from ,As German nation By
s. ssss e u e: s.
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N The Mayor and Corporation Of ths Borough.
The made By the Earl Of Carlisle
nhs Cn.irman, Lord HOusnton tDss Nonckton MinesI,
an actor and the Mayor OF Stratford IL p Flower Esq
Of these altogether the best given 10 the audience
were the last two mentioned the speech Of the occasion
Lord Carlisle spoke only about twenty minutes His
loidsnps delivery s very slow and deliberate, and
lord Houghton-- known 70 fame az No,ck,on
Mpes-hss not happy mode OF delivery. He answered
TO the toast The Poets Of England"
The Mayor OF stratford in reply an address from
Germany closed his speech thus -
Gentlemen OF the deputatiou, assure the iustrious
body which represent that every care will be taken
Of their valuable address, we indeed the members of
bus the corporation ITSELF which has already existed for
ak hundred years, bids fair. certainty in things
human htahable 10 last Tor many hundred years
Tho address frem nation win therefore be
scrupulousy handed down through agency OF our cor
poraton from one generation another will foment the
sympathes OF each successive age which II between
England and the Fatherland and wf prove poseriy
that on the ercsnteDary OF sbaksperes birth English and
Germans united In one fellow feeling cloud cheers1 am
also GLAD that you represent body which its seat in
the ree city OF Frankfort Yes Is indeed that apprecia
ticn OF free cities Of guilds and Of corporations which
bs stamped the Saxon civilization OF The world we
thank the ochstft and hope that through our
thanks wiz reach the whole German nation for the ad
dress We thank them for having chosen men known In
both countries 70 represent them; and PROMISE In
me name the corporation that the document will be
deposited 10 Shaksperes house. and there regcusly pre-
served Cheers Aod, lastly must say that the Eng.
lsh nation are indebted TO the Two spokesmsu or the
Observation-Disclosures Max Muller and Professor Letucr
Tor speaking English 20 we'll which they evidently owe V
sneir studies q shakspere, THAT Saxon poet" whom all
Saxons, whether q English German homes are agreed
n placing on tbe osst pinnacle ever attained by man n
poetic grandeur tChsers).