The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-02

tuni,y Of meeting the working men Of London, whose
REPRESENTATIVES yoa are sne mas, Of inc scene .,
merisorisas achievements tcheersJ Such successful
competition that which meets is due reward TINS oAy
pie :. large and ali classes q ths community derive
benefit from the elevatng tendency OF the persistent IN
dusy and skill displayed IN the construction on THESE
works OF which now shout TO receive the token
OF public commendation. Sprnging a. do from the
people, and owning with you ths Anglo saxon s,ocs
vancement Of the Industrial classes in the dignity OF
labor and thoee habits OF self reliance and honest ~
dependence which snnobe any people anu AFFORD the
surest guarantee 81 the true prosperity ana moral great
meas Of any country. tCheersl II 10 true that these
prizes which am about TO distribute are the just reward
Of your own personal Efforts, but hope you VIII allow
to remind you that receiving your certificate OF
undoutbed merit you will accept also as an acsnowl'
edgment made by You in this century which will be pro-
ducve OF good and rebound the advantage OF future
generations who must profit by your laudabic cxerons
shop OF q nations constructive skill Cheerso should
the Great Disposer OF all events give to me the happi
of returning 10 this country hope to see the com
nsn welfare Of te deserving poor Of this metropolis
loud cheersl- may then enjoy further opporunI
ties OF ntecouse with those In whose weiarc shc nap
pness have 50 great an interest tRenewed anu pro
ionged cheers)
The prizes awarded TO the successful competitors wer0
then distributed. AZ the conclusion of the ceremony.
which lasted considerable time.
Mr.. PEABODY, acknowledging vote OF thanks which
had been passed by reclamation, referred to the de9t
he had experienced IN meeting them aud IN seeing tho
gres, efforts accomplished by so many working people
In this great city trust (he continued TO say) yon
VIII go and prosper Ia this good work, until every
nottingham in London shall feel that he IL man, and
has the dignity Of man as much as any other ind.
vidua (Cheers) II only rests with themselves to do
let them feel they in q position to do things
which they have the power to 40 and ,ney w no, not
benedt to great degree this great county, and the
whole world ,ohcsrs) l feel delighted a, the manner
In which have been received to-day and to see SO
many OF that css of people who have accomplished SO
much. say ssan, go on In the work you have begin
working people who will be entitled to receive medals
for their scientific and other qualifications On Friday
shall have nothing to carry with me but what hope
will be delightful " my conntrymen anu delightful 70
On The motion Of Mr. HAD, Chairman of the Man.
aging Committee, seconded by Mr. PEABODY, cordial
vote Of thanks was passed to the Lord Mayor
The LORD MAYOR said he had taken deep interest IN
the OF the undertaking. Ho himself had been
worker the trues from his earliest life and he
hoped remain worker the end Of the chapter.
some fy Thousand persons had visited the exhibition,
snd he bad bad frequent opporuntc oil Judging OF the
| Gad beeu increased many amused many instructed
! and he hoped only lew bad been disappointed IL
had been said that the persons whom such exhibitions
intended 10 benefit were not the woi King classes
u any bad any doubt on that subject he should
have been present that day and witnessed the honest
faces the rsde hands and the INTEL gent appearance
Of those who hal come mp 10 receive prizes he
there to ialtcr workingmen they Ike All other mon
hsd Their fauts II fashion Of the day 10 ias or
and Tho working classes aud he held II to be
O rule conHraed by his experience and observation,
thai the who lived by the sweat O bs DION fvis
cnong the D,9 Dsefrt and md ps'sds ns"bs Q, fsciey
He had only 10 be true 10 himself and 20 has prnepes,
and 70 be honest steady, and ndus'rions iia W. io1
Mayorj WAS gratil d that this Exhibition in the main bnd
heen 'ssful There had been no iess 'h@n erh'
hundred and twenty.seycn working nlen exhibitors,
four hundred and eghytwo had beeN sriincer who bad
| exhibited arcIes made by their own hands, aud ~"
hundred and Gfiy, x Of the articles exhibited had been
produced by anat.uJs in leisure hon1 He hoped the
country wonld prosper ~ arts, sccnce aud
nannfa~tufe, and united ~ Maintaining invio'aio ne
4 xxaie In ever l--fl
ln,.s esysr- -srs ,nen given for the Lady Mnyorcs
\ and with thst the ceremony iexminated.
| A meeting OF exhibitors, which Mr. Galloway
| presided wss he'd in the evening at the Gu,ldhs ~
Shrh IL We. ag,eed iba, testimonial written on vcl
/ upi, and again, AZ further meeting, gold medal
struck IRON The die Of the mcdc 10 be presented e
the exhitfs he presented 10 Mr Peabody Ia Order ~
express thor gratitude and hor appreciation 81 the
honor cosSercd upon them by his kindly co@iescsndng
n 70 distribute The prizes.
j Mr. PEA BopY y REPLY 10 rus IoSpoS yincHISTs
\ The req1ston carrying The signatures ~ ono hun
dTed and nineteen city frms oi London, presented to Mr.
| Peabody, sbd ALREADY published la tho HsaAID, was
signed by'B 3 Philips Lord Mayer; Barring Brothers
/ h Co Glyn, Mill, Curie * Co; Antony sibbs Sous
| smith. Payne A Smiths; Brown, sbipley Co, &c, &C
I mr. Peabody returned ibs rutsclnes
a Jms PlLA.s RoesL BucNr SAN G.rsl
III 6yvr.ya-I have received with sincere Satisfaction
l the commun cation which you hase donc me the bonnl
~ forward 70 me. 0qucs'ing my strndance ~ parinf
Entertainment s the guest Of the bankers aud merchants
L l
that reegn,e among IMP signatures 10 this invitation
the names tie dttng1islcd bouaes IN Europe
AMI those OF men whoer abilities aud enterprise have
sonfrb 70 elevate and gast3in the high char
4 sctor u British commerce throughout the World
| Next the consciousness of having done my duly
according Iey humble abilities Ia the sta,ior II
which kss been The VIII OF Providence 10 place ne,
10 tie taeseion of having attracted hc appreciation o.
those 10 hgh authority shali value this record o h'
esteem scd confidence Of hoso whom II has beer
my good fortune 30 spend large portion oil ny life
and for many OF whom personally entertain the sarn
| AZ linz al ~.
efet thai nnd myself compelled BY consdera,bs end
attendant MY almost immediate. deI,r
for the United S0tes 90 signify - you my fabiiy
70 avail myself Of the honor kindly intended fr
with sIpes w.shes for your eoni uuod aud iDctesang
prosperity anu, With great re,per very fai,higliy
| 10 the Right Hon iha Lonp a.Yon, messrs BsnDo
BaonsERs a Co, Nessry " "A. RorascsnD soSs
| end oiher.
cIvfc rrEgDos
fFrom slH London Post AprIr
dsruisiion from the Fishlnonaers' company, con
ming; Mr. George Moose, MI William fexmsn Nowler
and Alderman Lawrence, w. T., waited upon MI. Pea
body On rhursdHy r. one, him The honorary ifeeao o.
solved should be presented IN gold boz ~ the value
100 guineas mark the high appreciation Of mum
body stated that We accepted the freedom offered 10 lin
as an additional Of the spprec isson Of e siyeni
81 S OF q. q o Ssa. ~ e nsa , SSe' SS
England Immediately, the enrolment Of the freedom .
the compsny will be for~srdod 70 bsm IN America
where be stated, would bc prSsrved IN his nat "
toxn for he hoped, many gsaea'.oAs together With be-
Majesty graNous gin and other memorials OF sbr KIND
esniiueni OF the English people towards d'issn Of 'h'
United Stsfee OF Am,itta
! Az LIVERPOOL.
Mr. Peabody embarked on the steamer 81 I1verpco
enris, load cheers from tbs people assmeed tea W.
Scct.
The British Arsssserssy.
AHREsr ov TnK sos OF rEsE CHANGED WIFE
EoBBgRY.
from the London Telegraph, April II.