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

Charles p. DAILY, the Rev. Df Within NJ Iayloi'
The British Consul, PIerrepont Edwards, and Vlce-
tou,nls w. H. Haare and Gnbert Fraser. Inere
vere $50 present W. Violet sky, the Russian consul
Henri Nj Br-em, the Laaish CoasHl; Cerisua a.
b1rs the Swedish and Norwegian Consul; u u
IA. o. the IL han Consul ard Il. De Craitel the
Spanish Consul. Among the welI-knO"h New
Yarkets at the tables were these:
Samuel d. BAbcOch william Ormistcn,
Wilson O. Hunt. Joseph r. Oaly,
Howard Potter, DT. {. Il. Agnew,
hdr,s, Lee in Algernon 5 sullivan,
lanes Nor George DO Forest Lord,
IA NJ Alexander, George L. RVes,
John b. lrevOr, IhoinIs MALL ma
r. r. Marbury. Richard Irylh'JT
Samuel sac mar, Herman Oelricas.
A. : Eiarsladt John L. Cadwalader,
Elliott L. shepard I. u ba!uNln'
Frederic Taylor. Ghirieo "a Try,
JOnn L. Agnew, SVlh IL t4iso"''
James NJ Brown, howard King,
James lacOH, .; ElsIpoh, 1ao' S"'
William II. Fogg, Dayl1 .. W os'o"'
ATtnnr brooks Morris K. JeSup,
Allan C0mpDell William h. D0oEe,ir,
! a.. ycPIm gc. Cyrus W. Field.
sisDrv n sI,,uiI;ur John 4. Terry,
Pc ey r. Pyne Scion Humphreys.
JonnJ cisco George Bliss,
Jcsse - irInar II. &. FahnesLO0k.
JoDE s. stewart Arson Phelps Sokes,
oliver Harumlp, Mnltclaw Reid.
Joa sloane JenklBs Van setback,
Cornelius y. Bliss. William ii. Guion,
NitIism Il, strong Lawrence furnure,
8 T. Wooiford A. Z. Outerbridge.
james 3 +. 5trsoahlu, Iacmas G Aeon
Vrrnon ri f"wn, Charles l. Tiffany,
James ". Alexander. d. Wills James
Joseph ". DrexeL joan Daie;
ia rs ". Pnchbt, T. ". j. hurst,
yGcury Z Poew James ~ Requa,
Walter WATSON, Il. L. fancher,
Eugene Dutln john H. bfSlys
JOIN Taylor Johnston Henry a. Tabor
Frederick II. COssiUt. H. X blsno
Tredcrlck :. winston, M amin Ii Pied
Richard ]. Cortis. Thomas b. CedGinston.
lanes Henderson, william H. Robertson.
Lev As9in%all. Wiiisn II. WckhauI,
JACOB H. Sca.h, William wood
Edward 5. Jafray.
II was expec ed that Mayor Edison, Hamilton
~ nurp oh
would he present but illness made this impossible
Vocal music under the direction of james Pearee.
The organist of Christ Church assisted by William
Courtney. II. r. HUMPHREYS. Eugene Cobb and H.
Cnopin MorowsEu. was feature Of the dinner.
After the blessing had been given by The Rev. DR..
WIinam NJ Taylor. the guests took their
seats As the dinner drew TO close at
$3.50 o'clock, the following ladies, who
had been occupying adjoining parlor
entered the amid tbe applause of the gentle
nen and were conducted TO seats on sofas near the
entrance: Lady Archibald. Miss Archibald and
Miss Uriacke granddaughter of sir Edward Mrs
George Deforest Lord Mrs John G. Dale Mrs, Sid
nry Wrestrr tie Misses GOrGOn Mrs. Tyce Gray
end Mrs Gray, Mrs. John :. Kennedy, Mrs. John
,Iy Mra Mosle Mrs. h. +. Butler, Mrs. William
81. Eyaris aud Mis- Christian bors.
THE sPEECH-MAKING BEGUN.
few minutes later Nh. Eyarts rose and with
vigorous strokes Of the gayel called the guests to
order. lie said:
happy. gentlemen, to thank yon FOR the honor no.,
preside distinguished conptDy ana to con-
gatulac you sti being 80 Distinguished conf
Jany lLaug1ter.l Those occasions, on which two
eeat nitols "a 1t were, shake hands-I VIII not
say acI0ss the water for that would be stretch OF p0
likeness that Of nations would cOndeseend
To Qaughterl, but over the wine-are not or
bur bni ina pateaisr occasion Tepsts itself If it IL
ever repeated only onee 70 yS 5on We
known r. the COnsulGenerai whom wo nave known 10
Sir Edward Arcnlbal1 whose ac9uaint Inoe VIC are
happy to make lappan.e we are doing ourselves u
greater pleasure than Cher MIN In our appre-
citation of hiIn OF his character and services wo eel
that We may pride ourselves IN me goCd Qualities %nc
the expressing more dehuitey your iecihss
1a sas ieehg our Saao now ask We y1 TO MI
your glasses 70 the first toast Ihe President OF inc
United States"
The health of the President of the United
States was then drunk. 1t was followed
with cheers and the singing of the " Star
SpauglcG Banner" by ono OF the quartet I'D inc
chorus OF winch the quests joined, waving their
hanakerchiefs Mr.. Evsrts then proposed tine next
toast The Q ieen of tho United kiugdom, which
was drunk with cheers ana tiger COZ save
again all present joined 18th enthusiasm III the
'iOi"' MIR. EvARTs's GREETING.
Mr.. Evarts next proposed, amid repeated cheers,
The health of orr guest tonight Sir Edward
Mortimer Archibald For his services in the common
interest and prosperity of two great and kindred
nations. both countries delig TO do him honor
Mr. Eyarts said
IL gives me- Sir Ed yard great pleasure personally am
sacidzeD OF New-York, to represent for the moment
the feeling this distinguished company wnlcn ~ 10
here the feeling OF Al the CT
izens OF this great of commerce. tLaugher 40
Tanghterl-it seems somewhat stuR Re r, ~ ~
near OF who has served his country
uninterruptedly, and always Tor It's goo1 anu
rs good fame, for hfty years- Great applause
why even In coulIry for ITS share OF your Ruppc
seryces 10 the Crown you back 10 au almost
prehistoric period lLaughterl mean 10 De sure, ~
the time when the Democratic party was III power
(erest Iaugbte but not but after You co. tne
eluzs will come and they VIII Dc IN power aSaI.
Laughtsrl whether tn the earlier services tnat yoN
reIaered 10 youY for twenty-five years De
fore you rose above yon had as graIei abd
appree:ave and applausive COMMUNITIES ABOUT yoI
you have had here do know. IL IL very PLAIN Una
trate private or it's public life but ~ 10 equally p$t
that far from Newfonnalann l yo AZ 81
corner OF our enera
before you got here. (LaugherJ Oae u tno
psFenoes about eonsnls aud eonsulates tnHs sra 10
an the office that saperintended AL tbsir aa a.
was letter which received nom re,n3so I'D IN
Northwest state, written IN very good styo %
beautiful hand In which the writer opener MS
Ter being made consul In this touching n,
which gained my heart a. once. he baiu nrsV 49,,
excuse TO oner for intrudiaG upon your ,n 81,
tsnghterJ OF con. unng the public time etcept IN
doaaDe desire 70 live elsewhere" Great laue1leri
wnether your happy, peaceful and eoutehdeo nIe h h
longisg laughterl never have eonnded u 70 me-
aughter nor suspect, even to her Majesty tns So.n
Ileugbter.l know that your appointment came un
sOucl eu qua untuought OF Your part lhpPau.so'