New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

ssy that my vene able coit. tho Honduras Min
ali H.: sd e Ike i.cs Ind.
S. aG. ~;sRs "a E Siass'n sd. f You have hs
1T peace with all the world and wLst..,..' may may
have been in the ra;t and whatever may be
| congratulate ourselves that sword IL now nfted
@ ycese n as' ,.f , w'; %
diplomatic corps ] shonld here conclude except mat
r"a' y SnnTnt in tits great city Si aPI"n af n
have something 10 respond TO- not ON my account
for to tTe Cty 81 Lnn0 something TO answer for to
i sNor Of London Wr ali ko1 how ready W. we ~ ara
IN every enun,ry to turn toward the rising sun You
my Lord Mayor ihi. Chi and for the year aro
that rising snn which VIII shea ~ boniguant rays
ton and thanks should hc directed Z" The setting we'll
t" the sun, am, hop" That before tn. closr Of
the of that Lord Mayor Who's" crin of service just
The ord Maym and the citizens of London may
congrItla Themselves Oh "a, part they have taken in
promoting kindly i"ngs "iwrrn ihe people u the uni-
feel pride III the part have taken TO effect the
Object hy means Of diplomacy. Treaties may do
mech. convention, may do mnch. material tohnunci,
tiosiinrs Of telegraph and A'lantir s'"amrrs-nay 40
much Il, establish ANA maintain 'icn iooinss; ol 1rm IN
ing tends much that direction aS the TACT o thc
popular heart IN one county atm: IN syinptthcr anu
kindly Response tO the trooDngs Of hc great popuiar
heart In another. lChcrr>.
The Lord Mayor then gave "Thc health OF the lorh
Chancellor" which duly responded to. after which
the Lord Mayor PROPOSED "1h" health Of Her Majesys
Mnisters."
Mr.. Gladstone in reply SAID: NJ Lord Mayor. Il has
said and sIid lIN and .t.Inut be- too tIanh-
fu for ", that ~ th, moncnt there. - no war BE-
tween any o the CIV hrd nAtions oi the globe ana tne
mind rycrts to the last anniversary on which we met NJ
this table, when Europe deluGd with blood "rtaI,
& Is the ,ra sha i"r ie ci' w t'e sa s pro"s.
all the confdrnr" WITH r"'pr", TO th" nr',n ,%'"re
-.tIon. M. without quaIlnca'lon. true that thr best
>"rnriiy for n'i"" IL to mako Abundant pf.it,
ration tor there never TIM" whch tIt s'ciitE
'"r Ure on ,he Continent of Europe was greater than
AT hl1 iiHmcl'. Tn" ain"- of ancient times 'w,hl"
irtp perfect nSgrI,"aI"" bv III" -d' oi tho" tit Aro
thought necessary Tor th purpose oi hr "nnS ma
t!JnI honor. From tens OF thousands 'y i""i To nu'
reds ui ~ ,.ani hundreds Of thou ih'.- they
rising TO millions, tod grant that IA" i"' ''r t'"l
OF these 'a,, meals "f inn.c'g misery upon nintihI
may prove temptation Ia bet loose III" agent, OF
horror nry Impure lChcrrsl Bat for ;, my Lord
Mhyor tcJote To think tii We M, not likely o "-
ir un!Ikrly except hv oir own fan that We can "
cal"' on or tempted Ia take any par. IN such Inarrr4
- happily are "" rA'upi'd from lh"-t o u" eioi"r'
that uIryaIl--o h'pIi!J ar" we PLACED IN r"SHId 10
our ow local ,ltuaon. that think 1t rrny
drnc" ao marked out Tor us the happy ahd me Ivy
function o! inamir'tng sympathy ana sNihs 10 ,ma.
thing hho position oi Independence: of giving the op
piin'ty ~ lnfU,!nS INTO tir minds ui IN" people O
her countries the nrci hat IMPARTIAL % am
iiH At the noI.a ~ i OG'tS 10 r"G1fi 10 Iolr-n Al
!Iry-mrn"ly this. thdt W. should nifo the i"opr OF
,n' In & "Ln & "i'n ' M D.e ., our po,e 10 n"'
Suc my Lord MAJOR, has been n" function opne' t"
oi late yclr-. II the period when. unhappiD, III.
yrat lat year broke ont duty was to point
"ut at he Ners Llon"nt 10 IT," Power that unhanrV
that there JIsIiy nS ca'iHe ior TN step
HAT was about 10 II, taken Chrcr- our duty was to
wlr may tr-t arr destined to Work INFINITE g"oi N
the .u.uIr Tor i;r B" "a ul al ant; ie OF n.Ihii,,
ought hav" guno further and have been bold enough
to think that. had yenturrd - rails" The voice o
Ll4uy lou .ha not nSht" 1t would nave b"th rhNlSh
avert the d,rgr" the contest wish cruI ll"t"
That BuI. rely upon it, there IL no Power ON cir'H
Nitl'F'r u, ,o'. ;: r., u"i,r ~ m" condous Of
nt. Rs
..o. by IN Ia deprive them OF their Tree
aE1ry n ih hf Of '4F no @ nts Sn, ot yer IN
t.c,tine subjects of foreign controversy ana ioi.iIn
IN ,''"n We h INK our In, H. it n INA, ,n 'I m I A.
'i:onc Interests OF III IcI!e Of I'm, 'onhtry-I men
nny m.ierla inlrrc---.n tie ndrprnd"nr" of is-rinm
lrrcr that little stat" which a'oiis ~ i,oi" & to Eu
rope n"rrHl h'th fI"ni ne s'od 9,"et "i r'
a"a = + afIr' chrcr' 1t vas not Gns ',lcr We
inr approval 81 PA 'a:nrn'. Tor h" urp"se Of rnirav
o.r 70 tn ro,ton Of that stat" III TIA" critical
ifirr mat whrn IN" r"a,. Of the East oi Eur"po
seemed to be Disturbed y the unc"ncnt 'ha! pro.
s,n ON that u,rat!nn W. thIu,ht !; pur duty mark
Wy distinctly III" utter impo''hiity OF our acrt,nS'
under rirrnm.tance; to m.io oi h,t!9 m ,ia, % np
N lrcd to u.s. II admitted without protest 10 Dc HRrF 10
lead t" nn"T wm n S"aIi nat@ =" nn s
gagcmcnt might rrlcas" thcms"Ne. from binding en-,
S iha, snh,crt We were not ~rry to ccncur in n nr
rrrcrinrn winch did not thinS unreasonable. which
thr :, neral s,ntinlrnt ~ Europe apIror"d-l mean
the arrangement mad" With RESPECT to the Black
Sra wlI,u knew especially that the Govern
u-rt OF tho Ottoman Enpir. regarded II as
b,,uv unacr the circumstances Of the time con-
dv. .. their Interests and Likely To promote general
Imacr chrcr- Ny Lord Mayor, II such is our position
witn pc,t To Europc-- EiiOp, necessarily. 80 lr ~
oar policy cOnc"rnrd has the first, or AT least
thc lar>i cr the Of the British Go, ernrnrnt
--l doe ii,rrrinr, follow that We are indifferent Ia
tr Interest. ANA bond, ~ Affection which unite US
= q, iir .n-ib:n across the Atlantic trhorrs.l
5,~ccir, werc sub-equently Ild" by tho Marquis OF
f:,u,u by Sr Bruce thn Home Secretary. The ie-tvi
ties terminated by toast tn tie Lady Mayoress. and by
I, speech u acknowledgment by the Lord Mayor