The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-07
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enemy which patriotism and courage cannot keep out Of
our island
Present OF Bust OF John bright 70 the
American Nation.
From the Manchester Examinerl
some weeks ago called attention TO marble bust
Of Mr. Bright which was then on view at LomaIs Art
Repository, in Princess street, the work OF young
sculptor Of the name Of Wood. The Of this work
Chief Magistrate or Abraham Il nsen Pcr
however TO its despatch from the American Consulate
liverpool whittier had been sent for transmission TO
washington, Mr.. Lincoln was more. Mr. I. G. Bain
OF this city, the OF the bust then asked permis
Iy the bust despatched Washington early May
with letter to President Johnson from Mr. Dudley the
Liverpool Consul referring to the original intentions and
present. wishes Of Mr. Bain The subjoned correspond
ence will indicate the spirit in which Mr. Bains present
has been received The bust will future adorn tho
home Of the American Presidents
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE WASHINGTON May 80, 1895
sIR:I am directed by the President TO acknowledge
the receipt OF communication Of the 10th instant,
addressed to him, and containing the advice Of the
transmission OF marble bust Of John Bright, Esq,
great English friend OF America as q present this
nation from Thomas Bain, Esq Manchester, England.
Your communication also contains the painful ntci-
gence-painfu brings mind the painful history
of the 14th day OF April astthat this present was
iasened m n Chief MAJ e. Abraham Lincoln
Led, as all true Americans have been led, to look
upon and respect Mr. Bright as true and earnest advo
cate for freedom, well ardent friend Of this
nation, Mr. Lincoln would have highly priced this hand
gift from the generous donor but, under the cir
Blsn, the great American nation"-to which he has
kindly profered the present, and which has been
$50 ably and successfully ploted through and out Of her
peris' by 'the great and good man. for whom
this bust was intended, but who now sleeps from Ms
labor his Ilinois-through her present chief
executive officer accepts the menento OF his esteem f
the departed patriot
You will present TO Mr. Blain the sincere acknowledge
ments Of the people of the United states for this valuable
present. with the that his kind words and
actions are fully appreciated and the visitor shall
look upon the of the English defender Of America
II is exposed to view in the Executive Mansonwhcre
IL soon to be depositedthe name Of the generous
rive apda friend NJ
be forgotten but with that John Bright shall have
ss the nsa' Of ssps %
THoMAs H. DUDLEY, Esq, United States Consul, Liver
pool
Oxford Undergraduates sympathies
from the Manchester Guardian. June %
tors took place at Oxford yesterday in the sheldonan
Theatre which, shortly after ten o'clock presented the
by ladies' tho galleries by the undergraduates and the
by masters Of arts, &c Immediately the under
mao and i tho other menu
bers OF the royal family being Justify cheered It the
onset Lord Derby came IN for an early ovation and the
name OF Lord Palmerston greeted with equal
applause General Lee appeared 70 have the entire
sympathes Of Young Oxford, who, on the other
the Great western Railway works TO Oxford
and greeted the Mayor OF Oxford, who has been
sroans Three immense cheers were for
Archdcacon Denson, and the great popularity OF the
sS ,hs naea the cries Of 1.-THE liberals ana
Bright, not at all popular but the mention OF sne
President JOHNSON proved exceedingly obnoxious while
the Of the Bishop Of Oxford the next put ap' w.
as heartily welcomed as ever Inc src oopnnsmented
with the most deafening applause but opinions on .nc
merits of the Chancellor OF the ss received
with cxecration. The arrival OF inc pcs"ssS
from the Vice Chancellor ,so coDvecon was
formally opened, and tho honorary degree Of D. O. l.
was conferred the following distingu,sheo .
Sga LySl9ss ~ vosss member q the
Of o Ss Mon John ASsdsr
| donajd executive councillor In Canada and Attorney
Of Ups cssaSs ssnIy
OF the supreme Council Of India late Regis Professor
Laws in the uys!y o. Ga Mdas r Ge5 and
william Stokes, MD, Regus Professor Of Pbsic Irn
ty College, Dublin. The usua speeches an reci'a''ons
followed the ceremony Of comforting degrec'
British Subscriptions for Rebel sumercrs'
TO THE EDIToR OF rHE LONDON noRliNS rosI.
win YOU permit me, through the columns o. your P.e
per 10 make appeal to the humane anf oenevoens "a
bchaU OF elias OF sufferers whose cas- - 1rsens , ~ ~
sad indeedY lam sent by tho Bishop the Emu 90 M
Texas to appc. the people Of Engaa ISf hnvs bssc
ieye the %ans the rghtfa carnag Of tho last four
vears NV mission is purely one OF soiis.sson a .".1
ys Tow, nm who can feel for actual and wiae
aims rom ~ reference 70 m~s Of the strife
hih bss cased t. Everywhere In pe souhein 49,.
the cry o. sns have beer buried the nsld
W died in Il, hospital the prison Lesas In 1sn
"a hero urden has 10 pear uA y, .y n.sc~
VINO a,s from scenes Of actual onnic and TOT we
Ia, ,,.o vars Thousands have bcensuppoIted ~ mos
ia, weSctithcr granted by the Sts'e Leg'sinsss .
raised by associations 81 noiv'dss. ~ ,.r,v AZ,
those mems both public an srop abroad many must
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desasuur resn,son that bring letter eommendaaosZ
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shsa HI lordshp has given me permission " ''NS'
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svsnu, Leadenha'lw s'ra e DICKINSON DArxEIL,
Nv Rector Of s. Mars, Gan Antonio feAAss
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iws.isi,an * contained tecgra,n from the cspt
!. ~: anu - 1,aiv dated June 49, aioliows:--
Frcign papers confirm n.y. omaiic
n~,r the competency Of "a Church not only IN eccesi
N ssacai matters but in all Qcstions Of mixeu
"a rejects any cornpronss In regard 70 the sale O
| caurch property
|. news froA the West.
CINCINNATI, July Q, 1895.
n.c.r., Ord tcay assumes command OF tn
! Major 'u,,.rv peusrscnt with his headquarters Al
Detroit -, ,,u ,c.v. foe New York In
"on sess MAI General DIE.
'ew oays 70 c nier Davis delivered an eloquent "a
non nen'y u Fourth Of July, and took ssron
! orcss IN ohcaso on segro suffrage and the honfo
Z grounds in favor Of
: doctrine ,.~~s for the last tvo DAVIS Oh
Tho heat has pecr'" 'srfy eight degrees In tn