New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-26

q, our worthy host the United States Minister at th'
Court" ,,. -,
hin, and after a few remarks, proposed: 1.-THE Ministry
., ,ustro and its distinguished chief, His Excelency'
the Count Potoch."
Count Potocki, in responding, said;
cpxrtrurS. Though il is about quarter OF century
sinrc have had an opportunity ot returning my unkS
49, rlisb shall sill Try to do II In your own language,
and thank Won before AL Mt JAY Tor the pest ",ses
en- were Kind enough 10 express for the success Oh tDe
Sin,cnit ,asE which lies before me. In your country
there are men who succeed In puDnc ie supPVlt,u ny
The feeling of their honest Intentions ana hey nav le
inct t carry their point. That pluck deserves 10 be
Initiated Allow me 10 mel'ion .i'' hi conntry Nav
Iocoln's name live forever IN the memory OF
his grateful country
A. Tho conclusion OF Count Potocks remarks Mr. Jay
said: -
nm ~. r e,,riyea bv Official business, His Excel
iency the Count Andrassy, whose name Wa "a
wtb Hungary and whose regrets at being uhaD PIE 10
ottand had been expressed the warmest terms They
were, however, honored by the Pleeu ~ nen
reprcsentatiye Of Hungary, the Hungarian minister T
his Majesty at Vienna and he begged 10 give me me
ROYAL Ministry of Hungary and To- couple Div WIN te
health OF his honorable and distinguished ilehu' MS IN
cellcncy the Count George festetcS'
Count Festetics responding in French said:
"1be Count Anfrassy will De sensibly touched with
the words Of Your Exceency ana that nor
has been so kind 10 remember MN mere IN
with the Government O-Iiung1ry Hungary wnich nas
always felt 80 gsat regaId T a he Tecproca and
warmly desires that the mutual lh'efo'' shall """''
continue
note was received from Count Andrassy as follows:
DEAR SIR, firmly hoped hould be able to avail myof your knd
iro 10 dinner Of the anniversary OF American In
depenp and for waited with answer I'LL nov UnhaP
E one our most Important internal questions the law for tie ooni
nation Of municipalities being put on lt orl.t OF ~ e. S %
wou quite impossible or me TO absent myself even .f uy ana
feel obliged k Indulgence for not being able 20 ays myse 81
your Kind invitation sincerely regret beng ep bot TS rem
resent aSa hope that you kindly Your faithfully devoted
y,uda July l. His ExcRLLEscr, Mr.. JAY
Mr.. Jay again rose and said:
The next toast, gentlemen, is comprehensive in its
scope for il is TO al the nations with when America Is
i'm amity and that Includes happily an the natohs o
the world 1t embraces also their diplomatic lcpTcSen
atiyrs at Vienna and reminds us ~ the personal loss
we have sustained in the departure OF Count Bray ana
the Marquis of Pepoi and the yet more recent fpnsea
10 Paris London Of the Duke de Gramon ana Prince
OrloG Several members OF our corps are absent Io-
night, and among those who kindly Apsseu their ri
greet at being unable to attend iegltt With lVu WI
All share, that eminent and experienced uPioiaC
ist the ambassador Of England, as Wen as lne EDss
salOr of Turkey, the Ministers OF germany, prcccc,
Switzerland Belgium, and Portugal and the DOyen or
our Diplomatic Corps Baron Iceckeren Nor can !, gen
temcn, forbear abiding TO the loss when Engand ana
the world have sustained in the death OF OrdCaienuOn
lie has left TO his children great anu beautllnl Iae
aud may all be the better FOR TeiemDGilhB NE WoIS
that the one special art required in diplomacy is to be
perfectly honest truthful, and stralghtiorwarh 10 Ihe
toast which you are now to honor, sn hVPt lol
response from Hi, Eninencc the NunciO of the Holy see
/ give you: Peace TO the Nations NJ the "Oild, anu
Health to their Representatives. at vienna
His Emincnce NJ FalcineIi Antoniacci acknowledged
the compliment on behalf of his colleagues aud proposed
in response "The great Republic OF the United states,
which the company rose to honor.
Mr. jay once more rose and after few remarks pro-
posed 1.-THE Army and Navy OF the United States" To
this toast Capt. Muany commanding the Richmond OF
the Mediterranean Squadron, who had lost an arm at
Mobile where he served under Faragut responded, and
concluced by proposing The Commandern Chief Of the
Imperial! and Royal Austrian Navy, Admiral Tegethoif,
distinguished alike for his great galanty in battle and
ability in his profession naval officer" with this
toast the proceedings ended.