New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30

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tial encouragement Of the Atlantic Telegraph able
Her Maiestys Government. and With that w1cn 81, !
valued not less the expression Of the heslty goou ~
OF the kiud people among whom had speat 80 many vi
the best years Of my life whose kindness can never
forget Two years later received aogeterI of
SewYoTk' Which I have held for twenty-five years,
almost more eventful perhaps tnan any nn INV pre
vlOus Official training service In iulnl ~ IN ~ a
du ties OF this important post me consIr o,10o fnc
tons and mufarOus dutes The extent anu cIai t
of these dpond principally upon tne afnn zine me
country OF his residence need scarceiy sy tnae VIII VIII
place thu globe does Great britain arr ar S
trade maritime and commerclAi As WIN NV in
During my own time the tonnage of British s9lps 0car
entering at o t oo pOf tsn mas ths humber Of their
seamen from 10000 TO nearly voV ceGred "''e on
through NswYork Is estimated at many hundred mil
on dollars. Here too ut the great porla Vi hpol
snbect os wb9m those who fall Into trouble in the in
terror seem to know only the Consul at ther po, VI
landing Then, too besides inquiries into ana and re-
nnrs on all branches of manufacture aud other lndls-
tries, educational and social ps,ofIosS'
are important and delicate duties OF Ia
n,Iltical nature, carried on in CONDEMNATION
10 Her Maiestys represent Washington But me
ian c as his and of which no official account taken
are almost burdensOnie ana hrassinH a. ,or,non
"a "rs in thnt charming book our Old Honc," has
deyoed chapter tn Consular Experiences ie ~ &
sure that II hawthorne had been In my place an 1neSe
yeas he would have found unlimited ma eral ont oi
which 20 construct interesting rOmauces OF real
Mr. Chairman during the FIRST three years OF my ser
VIC, here was much occupied in detecting
9 a Nj, Tg6orua y: on,s s'o those Who hstsn to
me II thry knew 70 how great an extent IN ny hpoh
traffic was then carried on with almost entire impuy,
not by American citizens, but by foreigners, VINO
made this eountry, and especially uls Gisy, ~ a..
seat ana centre OF their operations believe was ei-
mn ed TO every xpcdton which during these years
was lttcd out not alone II ON United states ports pu,
from those of the West indies ana tho coniinent Of
Europe without tne mutual right Of search Wnich l
had urged and owing to hyerse innnsnees' nv, su ,
morning could be done 70 suppress the trahc' b1a WI"
the outbreak OF the Civil War there came sudel re-
yus on of public sentiment on inc Tnos
subject Of slavery. speedy conyc;lons were 49,
ami very the Aecdrsed tHie was swepl nto ts
pt - " Then was thai treay VIII .ns
I'm ell states embracingtle mutual rs !, u ~
II, Ia, ed and. under q. there was estnusIed an ~
national tribunal Court Of Mixed co nmlsson or h9
trial OF siayers Captured under eitder Nag ma orpusl
INTO Uue states courts for djudic ,ion OF tbs court
was appointed Her Mjesty's JuGgi; and one Oh tao
wOr.iest and most estlma9le oil men. tu 80, to We
Truman Smith. the United sth,o. J'uBe NSe
had Ell assistant uos styled arbitrator ami nes
nj officers. We W re "orn INTO once anu tOA 49,
t. bench with npodng ceremonies put our Iaooas
were light With the concession of the rig "a Oh search
tIc object o. setrch had APPEARED s'' ~ s' "a
locke that long expect 20 Saver WHICH hosoI hao
her opcarance tle Narows. Ny dear Old irirn ana
my-ell Inet occasionally and uld or oeot 10 800
entente cDrdids tIO-e rr ing times; Dui alters cs.
years our Government dec0yerC the paint t1a VIZ
mad never nal the ghos 81 cise. ana - .ngi N,
tIe court and eAtMgnished tue oinihl7sloL 'y
Ciovernmen, not unmiduiu % what was que o the
dignity o tic IN hciai Once plt nv WuItnp @
wis fear. not 20 well provided FOR ILey GO say th-'
N
AZ tat tms ST. or ratAer before It. came the civil
War. II was, inaeed, time OF great anXloty
c0Tre-pp drncr "cui'lohag SlP ' 10, 49,,
the tuuC OlHric- Ot ~" re lrrdl aud 'tac gov
,fn~ett. In.iloy ; rro; JAIL tie Rec Wing ship at
Sroos vn aud Harris ISLAND n projection hd ucle o"
verfd questions of allegiance aud naturalization hnd
,nnumerabc complaints - f"Tc'Dir or iiAicAt Gu
atccs Not tie least difficult part OF
fb, Irffa ~
uia Ic un allowance for stale OF Wal, or mar M Jaw
ana srcnc tIk. very naturally. that no one b-t az
r. 30 baar grateful testimony 20 toe patle zee lIr
aud Uniform coufte.y watch met WIN on,
In contact In tue perIoi nance 3i 'ssso
.r.iaiard and gmded oy the Judicious counsel
og tiat most sbl. aua scsicrifcilg piplc servant
vn,s I'm tlis III Is. " rI mas lust berD pre-
srntrd to e. complimentary hldsipn Is made 90 my
-uu.u. [ nd de ucin0r ga those trying uiic- must
tI.ian tir merit gncn d. 20 geucruisl' attributed to
M Icaiouly sIt Tat II TIE manner tn which per
,i,.. ~, III IN, at or word OF nine IN those
ark dafs-cohduced IN the least toward the man.
i, , "a a. A. Nj a. ar ,r n tine Views aud Opin-
- ,yG,c AZ tie early outbrcaS ~ t.t great conflict.
formed nd pressed Ia regard 10 IT. chAttctTi huu
isctv in Z I'd 20 IT. ultimate outcome. should ever
- ~. ligft sail not ashaed OF them Possibly,
n simiar and opinions had been cnleIt 'lhI w
l,rg r numbers Of NY fci"w-conntr tmen' 20 atpiy
ng never nave nal the honor o taxi part IA PAynE
over United states GvVernmen &c Anouna 81 nc
Cerrya Award But then the legal profession anu w
u,ho OF both countries. would nave m~ted Que OF 'ne
nos brilliant and succe.sfu ot forensic rnoft, lna y.
fore tribunal unsurpassed ~ dgni A' We "u-liri tuo
,. Al ISSUE before IL. the magnitude 81 the me eslA
nj sialr an = above and beyond al, the exalted Chls
ian principe e-iabshed Oy tie NeH,s % ,,,.
t Tor thr pac hc settlement OF International dsp u'ea
Witch fOrmei the consultation OF that U, oun,L W.
gu cir all thrse thiugs are P.r-eh ahu Eo 7,, ~
pnw s-r clearly IN Hgh O history rral Gnu anu ue
~ ~ OF t4at momcntons conhct "H,eh ~ bIIkl ~
well cIuracter1zrd a. IN '0ne 1nIt ne - " H.,
gran,leur ". So. tue OyrrIuing hni or Pr0Vldcnee'
rIrp ting aa by no less cOrty means ana sicfihoes
cou nave been eItl1p ted thnt m"nstIous '%hesf on
LAYER, whlrn had fBot-nc tscf On the v .is OF Tue
,gtiofi and ylicn. unless thor"ug y eaIcatri mus.
have f il asliuder 10 the great AID lastins detTmcut
~ IA. civilized orld We airs now IA tcHto Gu rem
" ora. ca peaceful and prosperous Union VITA freedom
t,r,ug,oui fs cuure crutOry. blessings ahd benefits.
moi anur to- h4 country, bat 10 al Tue nhlollH the
a. the r,sa %, L.. centsnnia elaboration NJ Yorktown.
nv r,l.r of tne non 1rcd Pre- ident 81 tdr ned saic7
cross 81 81 George, 1 honorInd reverence anoN.
AL the banners on earth-whsh tH't
cnsgn wa hrist-d every HAS stan AMI At tue mast
head OF every ship IA t'e adjacent waters ani tne
thunder of art lcr, utrrus Oua COURT sydndcr tir
cilcnm,;Iucrs more toucbiIg ! t.nk: tnnn any re.
corGed bstory-thcn, cir muy "" ooha'ehty o.Iese
fa vat tn- dying echoes ~ uLil tate thcIr phSeoI
'vyv and forever every vc.tgc Of unirtndly feo.n;
away 'I rd o,.y been engendered between two
AID now let me- press my obligations TO who has
80 me during nearly tue aolo period that have
all mi. Con,ulafc rom whom I received not
ouiv di eft and faithful services Dat veFy Nhunoo
tnpc: Wno having attained the rank ot co sui IL
1 ~, HaIrsf, = Act ny Consul General at thas port
Mr. P.crrrpOnt Edward- In The grhtenn apou'eu ~
succeed me Won III ind OLo bettef qlalr'l thsn 4t'
been y fuil tho leOn. OF this very important go.',
had hoped rlat ,r Booker w0niI DC mere uo-Ah,,
might pro.eut him to you, out a,h 4or hiih s IN
ancr OF that KIN and favor whoa You nave eseI
groyn 10 myself. AID now. Mf Chairman un son'.o,
mcn nave htto else 90 say have ueellen 10 Sponn
The remainder of my DAYS here Whofe uh'e SO onS
tptnd "A honic and 81 many warm nc ullu HiculS'
siaJ ever gratefully renemher tae UNI rh A"uno
"d ,onrt osv which during my wAOle raSiicuce here
have RECEIVED from ALL nigh and low, ~ the community
aud sn.cally will cherish tue memory OF the cofdb.
orc,g which have received from you mere tenn y.
m knOx ms eel, Mr. Chairman, my Ann anu eio " :,
ae past however npercctiy carried ont nave 9een
,u.tntoin always q coasciruce v0id OF Ohtnce III tn
Future vi ask you to tnuk OF INC Onil In the WofS
the Old Dgllad'
When 1 dca and gone.
And the mould upon breast
say that lac did III on vel,
Only hr dd his best
| REMARKS OF JUDGE DAILY AND MIR. JAY
| After tue cheers had died away, the next t0as
was proposed, " The State OF New-lork." and Chief
Iustice DAILY replied. lie said that he ha'