New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
DINNER 10 LORD HOUGHI0N.

sepgcurs ny THE GUEST AND Mr.. DAVID DUDLEY
Lord HOughtOn, who has been spending some
weeks in NewYork leaves FOR brief visit Ia
Phnado I,hia and the South lie was entertained last
night at drrcr at Delmoncos given In his honor by
Mr. Cyrus ~ Field. at which the following among Others
were present;
Bigelog, Hon John Jay Admiral Rowan. Chef
Justice Daiy, T. NJ. Arehibald, esq. G; T.,
ay Mo "qs% EST Mr. m "a lavy1S HeS Bsyar p Tayor S
Wbiiclsw Reid. James Gordon Bennett, Nosos TAYLOR
stewart ID. d. Field the Hon. v. T.. Dodge. the Hon.
Erasus Broc's g. A., ,Cohcn A. A. Low Low; Cen I norSce
Lsnier. ~ r. Josgp T. HpphIs ~ VIE uny'I; t1g tep
Cooper Major }. NJ BUndy.
Aner tho dinner Nj. Field IN few words Of pleasant
compliment proposed the health of Lord Houghton.
which W.. received with cheers and drunk standing
Lord Uougbtou responded IN brief speech obviously
unprcmeddtcd, which was punctuatcd by constant aI
plausa lie expressed lis great gratitude
for the signal hospitality which ho had re-
ceiyed aud for the kindness which led him
to fe that in crossing the water he had not passed from
among hLs people. He dd not come he Sald WIN
the eI ootation Of som, British tourists. ana had
nearly every British tourist sets out 10 do. FOR
sTsu,Iile ne mad not followed mp Broadway in ia
extension the Rocky Mountains 20 san FRANCISCO
and the Golden Gate. hut hc STOOD quite ready 10 ADMIT
that whonoter any Enssiuuau able to do that he
xould h. In dufy hound 10 declare Broadway nuch the
finest street the world With Engishmau's love OF
politics he had eutesyOr,d 10 gain coigprchen-
sion Of the election. and had strNon IN come
way 10 80 his duty in connection with IL.
making inquiries ~ 10 registration,
however 4nd after accepting eyefytbin9 ne bad seen IN
every newspaper, and bciryD2 the statements nf each
against al the Othors he had learned tha Tic ssCo
whether the City Of NewNUik should be gwen up TO
the control Of an unlimited despot whether the Ma
ti0na Ceyenh.ent should be conferred IN one mead Tor
lite with the possibility that The executive dtics
might then be mate hereditary. Finding these the alter
natives he glad 20 discover that there vas TO duty
Ensishmsn Tas compelled TO diseEarge IN Tn prem
.ses.
After a few other rcm9rls in the same vein
concerning his efforts to understand the personal
points involved Ia the election, Lord Huugh.
system the county, OF the interest he felt di
rector 10 leading Brsb railway on the srleci, and OF
the great courtesy he had received from tbs Illinois Cen
trial. the Baltimore aud Ohi0 aud sluar Tdoad cOma-
nes here Assamug that what he hod 10 say would go
further IA went ia express the interest h. felt in
what be Was 10 learn in Philadelphia concerning the
approaching Centennial, the heyrtiness with which ne
would be ready 90 unite with us in the centennial
Rejoicing provided would agree not 70 baNe any more
Venennials, aud the readiness with which EnPshintn
the Houses OF Parliament. whether America
would return tho compliment by putting up
some OF the statues OF George III. they had takcn
down or not Lord HOugltOn concluded with graceful
SefereDee 20 the hope sn Engisbmen entertained Of
closer union aad perpetual siaity between the TWO
Admiral Rowan was next called 10 respond To the
toast to the "sayies OF Grea Britain and the United
states" He replied 10 only sentence two, desiring
Mr. David Dudley pieid to snswer ior him at lenxth
Nr. FleId said:
1hs Welcome zhich has been given In this conntry 10
SsS ns@o' '>ra Assgnton, vas due 80 him In bis own