[Wm acumwa. 8. Cooper. Enq.] “32301-338 ortivauro av m omen: iii ammo or ran coxf amour. mammu or run camp a-rarita. ammo-a 8. i868.

Bandy . Attorney General.on risin . . Wot. to proporcithe brat tout of the "cum: aid to had all agreeable duty to perform. Her Mideaty the. u was now In the thirty-recond year or her so audit waa‘giiargrlt and Treat plltiiaal‘rulrldut’y‘. or a

amt. “ c on t t and all tie ml 'amli " er e“ '

no _ y.” liidoliurao. iow- avar. be m t be permitted to nay that this was a tout hi which it diatingulahcd ueata would. ho felt na- ruicd. u II heartily and eat iuaiaatieally an they could

themat- van. The manner in which llerMali-aty had (illi- eharged her public duties. and the unblemiulml excel- lence of her private-lire. had not only endeared her to her own aabjocu. but had recon-d for her also tho admira- tion and rel-pact of the civilircd world. and erpeeialiy. he believed. of the Great lteuubilc. An regarded the people of P. E. inland. a more loan people be haducvcr known: and. ar- manifesting iler Majeuty'ii praciou Icatllneula towardit them. they had been bound no two at- aratc occuloua by the personal vluiv. of their lioya Iliuiimam ab. v“... n, “um, and the [hike of Edinburgh. ilcr Mnjeaty. he repentc . war everywhere reapccted no a woman and no a Queen. but more «pi-chilly an the warm friend of America. lie knew. therefore. that there war not one among them that evening who would not heartily Join them In drink- in[ “The health of tier majorly and all the lioyal Family.“

Thla' tout harlot: been " entliu-ioriieally honored." o Mu" the Queen " was played in good rtyio by Mr. (innovative Bran Band.

Ir. llenalcy raid the next toaat he had to propose wua " The l'reuidcnt of the United Staten." in pnipoalnir each a tonal as that their American gin-ma would. lio pm] no doubt. remember that in thin matter of drinking health: at leaat. there into a marked distinction to be drawn between American china! and llrliiab nubiecta— theira wa- au elected head. whilrtoura was an iicredita "much. When. therefore. it won proposed by llrlrix lubjecta to drink the health ofthc i’rcaldent of the Uni. tad States. it was simply Intended an a recognition of. and a compliment to. the great country of which he wan. for the time being. the recognised head. the undoubted rlghta and privileges of the people of thin inland timely to discuss the current create ol the day. A dlvcrlllt of o inion would. therefore. be thcnnturni multt I the icllnirr of ilritlah i-ubjecta would some- timea be collated on the one aide and tlometimea on the other. But of this he was quite certain—there. was but one wiah. one general sentiment In P. it. Inland. and that was. that happiness rind pronperlty miirht. attend the American people in all their undertakings.

Thir toart war alro duly honored. the hand after. wardr playing the air. " Yankee Doodle."

The lion. Eowauo Paulina. Vice i‘n-alilent. on being called upon by the (‘iiairinan (Mr. llcnhlt‘y) to pmpoaa the next Ina-t. acid it. aii'orded him much pic-naure to comply with the rennet-t. lie. was aorry. however. that Bio Excellency the hient. Governor war- not then In tho ialul. for. bad he not been abut-Iii. they Would. he had no doubt, have been honored with lilil company on that. ocuaioii. Mr. ilunda-i can a member of a vervdii. “mill-lied Scotch family. He had been.for several yearn. the head of the (lovemuicnt of l‘. E Island: and lli' llllil on all public occaulunii shown himself a true friend of the poo lc. The political I‘l’lllf‘lpli‘fl by which be. war uetu- o no public man were intrieily conutitutlonul: and his derlrc evidently war. that every privilege to which. as British subjects. the people of thin Inland were entitled. abould be conceded to them. lie (\ir Palmer) aualu re- gretted that the Lieut. Governor should have. been pre- vented fi'oin dlupcnnliur the Iittttplli'llilii'l of now-m. merit Rout-c. an the rcprear-ntut ive oftheir beloved Queen. to the (dentin to do honor to uhom they hail that evening met together. He liiiped. hon-ever. that the visit of the eminent men to whom he alluded would not. be the hint. ofthe. kind titer were destined to receive from ihe'flrcat [ht-public: but thni. on mine hitiive oer-iii-lon. the Lieut. Governor of this Maud would be found among the that to avail him-teli‘oflula oilli-lal po~|tloii to extend hla well- lttiown‘hoi-piiullty, with i-vcrv mark of courtesy illnl re- lpcet. to curb gentlemen na tho-e whom thev tin-n im-I tho honor and the primer 0 to entertain. Mr. Palmer then propoat “ The health at Llcut Governor llumlan."

Having been honored in the uaiial atyle. this loaat wan followed by the air. “ Auld Lang Star."

The f‘lialrinan (ii r. iienalcy) raid the next toast was one that would. he thought. provoke a apechi from at lent one of the membero of the iich-uation. although the tom of u The (h nun-«aloud Ciuuiulttee.” he observed. Wood on the fourth tonal. lit the programme that bud Mmplawd in bin baiidu. lie. nevertheless. thought they would not aapt-ech from one of thmc gentlemen in re- rpolutu tn the loan he Wllll then about to propose. viz: " The Comm-ail ofibc United states." ilur lollllld impla- lature vrould but very frcbly compare with that of the United math: but. insignificant as we were we lilll tkmxhta deal of ourselves. and It won quite. right and aatu ‘ that we abould done: for a man who thought but little of blmaelf. and a people who thought but little «the-telnet would no» probabl be thought but little of by other pro In. That 1'. B. inland was. liOWi'Vcl. deemed worthv 0 come consideration. was qulle clear. for they were bred with the prenence that evening of a Committee of tho Congreaa of the United Staten. who had been appointed with "to apeclal object of instituting main iaoalrira relpectirur mattera intimately connect- ed limiter littoral!“ and [aloud Iutcreatr. They had with

“I . f ti at. (‘o mittee. Gen. nfi'l'bf’l’WWW‘h‘ifin at Truce ammo-y.

rfi for-thin: Judge Poland. who. for nine- pr . war (1M) lieu of the Mate of Vermont: the emulator. lieek. latinuulalu-d lawyer. and a moorch tor uie stau- of Kcntuckyi and tho I“. 3.1!.- Derby. who wan alco a diatinuuiuiied mom. r Offbo mericau Bar and an eminent financier. 'i‘liev ad w th tit-tn. too. Mayor lluy lllnmde-Koy. who. not W‘Wifi the military glory acquired in hin own country b ion: service it the field. hail lately dialin- “him-elf and been wounded whilst lighting for t a Greek». They ht. therefore. to com-bier tliia vialt aa‘ h treat comp merit. They had in iiiet. been treated by the t'ongrena’of the United States aliuoat or If they'woro a email nation. They had made thir- laiand -—amali art It wait—the aubject of a aepnriite item-lotion aorta PM. Calamari and lie rt‘l‘l‘i'liily hoped. nay. be believed that good would come out or it. One eiiect nfliithh would. at all cveniu. be the bringing of thin ialaudlnto a more minincnt position than u had here- toi'bra occupied. hey could not do lei-o. therefore. than drink " The Comm-co of the United titan-a.” ling therewith the name of General Butler. no one i moat diallngulahed members.

Having been duly honored. " ilall Columbia" war played by the Band. Alia-f which,—

Oru. him.“ acid it became him, in the not place. to die-chat an imperative duty. and. at the pann- tlinc. a moat mufulatark. via: to thank the‘uenthnicn pim‘li' for the very diltmaublied manner in which iliey had five-ind the dcp atinu of which he was the eiwirmao 'l'ho ht’i-plittfi they rnct with could not fail to make the do. peat improv- Iion on all their ham. and they would allow him to my flat. in comic. to thin l-laud. they cann- not aiih any derive or hope. or wt h to intvticru with the happy relotionc aub- rioting between thin Colon and tho Mother Country They “fit-odan tumbler i beat meant oi toateiirg their muiubl intricate underlie g raining tariiia. no that both «downright reap the lingual aooun: oi advantage horn the the interchange of their respective coorucdttm. ’llwy had ado-tort“ impaired thu- l-iand ae

the he of the In top. a- it did. like a tongue the Gulf of t. arm 6. to dictate lt'lmI

respect tint taut intuit-t. rum to in. fl“ m an” W liker to create complication-

haqu when the quantum of it wit iii connection with the found the moat fertile

are. interbr- producer. will!“ mmmMmikmbaac-Mhtbmp rota, Karlie! tbcarld “drugged land-Jo the W State- could

cal. “Miriam ml by halter may

ad lanai-clot “attrfihdt

“3‘. i to all! thrnauou gene. . y,rachonl° f ii «iii to are

had,” other tillage. ob-

it was one of '

armed that large nullwa of “Wu the-a eta-tr. Thur hard) labors-u hadletttkdrowa granite oil's [or the cfprorccutia. the lahwlu. but 0'"! M m "hell-dunk» mourn-aunt the three-mile line. ‘11» came here not to uh that litinpihllfly which Americana had alwaya received in thin country. but to ark. ll a lit. to be allowed to come into the harbora of thin blah whenever it night be found memory. to fish within the three-mile limita' . and to exchange the‘pl'oducliuna of both countriea whencvrr it might be ad- vantageou- to both partiea todo no. The wanted to (at all thin. and nothing more. He (Geri. Butlir) had a com. plain! to make again-t our Queen—it wan thin: no Sovereign tad done so much to damage licpubllcaniiiu on Queen Victoria. The beauty of her private life-Alta influence of her exainplc—and the man ratimablc qualiiiaa of mind and heart which ill!!! p . and mariin on all unit-bio occuiona. had remit-red tolerable to the lttpubilc of the “not, to atone eatcnt It lent. a Klluly iiovcrntnetl'. Corning to thin inland with inumtund intern-to of thin dea- eriptlon. and with theobjcet of atherinu ouch information to lay belore the (You‘re-o oi t 0 United States. u might lead to the happier-t multa, the delegation fltund thenaclvea fat-c to lace With the dcacendanta of the nine great couutrv with ilu-inueivu. Surely they could not be rap-cud to for- get their common language and their cmamoa litrraturv. blialtcapeare. Milton. Byron. and lime. were viewed as the common property of both natirnir. Franklin. Fulton. Ark. wright. Watt. and ou-vulton wmal-o «maiden-d ucomnoa rhwlr- "Tl- Miler Country to ya." raid Gel lint- er. -‘ la the Mother Uimntry to an” “Minn”. day. the American purple were. pl-rhape. a little onward— a little rebellion:- cverv—ihuy would. be hoped. Fluke lhfl mercy an early mobile-ted. or. if not, attribute their defect- to the noble Anglo saxon rare from which they rpran . They had. at allevciitu. aliewn the world what Bnuli-b. Scott: and lrialinnn could do in a new country. They had alicwtt the world an army. 1.540.000 atmiiu. arrayed on one aide only. llnvlna aceorupliuhcd ita work they had tern that mum-me army int-it awav lihea anow flake. the individuals oi whom it wait cumulatth again inceonurur ciliaenl. and all the butter clllzena for havin. once been good midterm They would aim chew the world in the coming year. the lion road inn-telling actor-a form the Atlantic to the Pacific. The iron how would atart. panting. frmnthc allure of the Pacific and not «up till it had quenched lt~ third in the waioya of the Atlantic. They could chew tho world the (lhliienr Btu- pire. I thoii-aiul—nay, two thou-and milca di but. finding them out and knocking at their gum; the Chine-e Emperor sending an Aniliauailor to treat with the United Staten on commercial mattcun—to treat. with Great Britain next. The claima were much arranger hem—thou. now pment were of the name blood. poamacd of the rattle manly independence. and ought. therefhrc. cheerfully to hold out the hernia of unity. va not? How could reciprocity iii-brought aboutl Thu-re war. he doubted not. a reciprocity of fer-lion already ext-lion but atippoac it no permitted to them. amid the darkening chill”. to reap the future with tho eye of pro. pbecy—nuppoae they looked forward into hilarity. to what people abould it be given to i-pn-ad their dominion through- out. thin w-otern worlril built at Spain. frvv-h fvom the wan with the Moore. landing where nature had made an earthly paradise. and yet her Coloniua rimmlled away and became nations in name merely. France. aoiucwhat more fortunate. I‘h'.bllllht‘d her-elf iii Ran Domingo. Prom l‘. B. bland. and Loni-burn. in Cape Breton. to the mouth of the hiiauinaippi. ncurly till are: her own. But «he wan driven out. in "aii Iloiulm‘o the black revoked. and your father“ and mm: took i.oui~biiru and P. ii. lahtiid from the French. Hit the for all practical purp was the (root action that had gone up had been that [Mililflii that wait that conquered by the Anqu Saxon race: and from thew premiau he ventured to predict that inia Wfltem C'milllt'ilt wan to be: v rncd bv that race. -bv the drm‘cilflan" of the int-n who hell come out from England. Scotland. Ireland. and Waldo. and by no otherr. Allow me to give. no a t art—

“ The Briilall Empire and tho United States: Acting together iii unity. peace. and concord. it in due to tlnir com- mon origin and common lat-gouge that they allulll'l occupy. aubdnc. and unvem thir- Wei-tern World."

The Hon. Mr. Hensley. on flfllltt to propane the next tonal. remarked that they had had the picnimrc omit-ten- ion to one of their moat distliiuuiaiied Rilcmta (Gen. Bot- lerg) but he thought it would hardly be right to allow the other of thoac ltelitlcmeu to depart without licurhiz from him nlao. lie alluded to the lion. Judge Poland. of Vermont. 80 comfortable did the learned Judge fool. that he left lllll home. and had been on the inland tiet't‘l'lll days. nliliougli in was a candidate. no farther i» lek than the day prev/lone. mr rc-electlon to Conan-pa. “wing to the telegraphic cable being broken. he did not hietl know wlictber he was In or out: but he bellet'ed he won qultc aura of being returned with a very comfort- uoie majority of 40.00 or 50.000. and they had another reprewntativo to Con rcou present (lir. lieck.) who could also apeak in! hit self. lie would. therefore. cut his rein li‘ki ah irt by prop Milli! " Toe C llllrefldlni|hl Committee." coupling: therewith the lion. Judas Poland and the lion. Mr. neck.

The lion .lu-lga- Putnam. formerly i‘hio-f .lmoiee oi the Slaw of Vermont. and a member of Cooper-a. ro- inurlu-il that the duty of responding to this irmat morn properly iii-vol"ml upon (lo-ii. Butler. Ir Cliniruuii of the (longteauionul i'omnilttea. than upon himself; but. an (ion. limit-r had already opokevi in rectum-e to an- itilit'l‘ loan. in- (Judge Poland) would eitilvlu‘ur. how. ever liiiperfecllv. intake big place on that ill't‘ttlitln. The preterit delegation was entirely owing to tboifhnir- nian (Oi-u. Boiler.) nbo l’t'pl'runiwl the great tithing intern-ta of Marauehnmthwtc. In making npiloin- mitten of (tenure-ta. it worth; duty of the Speaker to we that. all for ac miscible. all pin-ta of the country were repfurt'ntetl. 'l‘lm officer. actmrdingiy. quite on- cxpi-ctetlly placed him (Judge Poland) in on the Coni- nltlvc. and riinply. lie anppoimi beoanae he happpon- cello I‘I‘Itfl'lr‘ni an interior dirtrict. but whore popoo lotion [old very little to do iii the filtration. and in

which. manuently. they took little interest. The WWW" M‘a “we. lu- an lh‘i F.(l manna-n... l pleased with their viaii to I am . indeed.

i ieir Vlalt had been a tvtiiinnu roe of "tutti-butane to them from the hour oi their rail to that moment. it was an taunpiiuient to him. it raid. nor to thou.- who heard him. to ray that. when he embarked on tile ex- petililttn. lie. oar entirely ignorant of everything. rave til ‘ liit'rl‘ hmtwli'tl't' oi no geographical pr-aition. row. period with thin Island or iiu inhabitaotr. lint when. on reaching iir abort-a. their eye. Iii-held ihi. lino our» cullnr-l t'riilnif)‘.-Ilit‘il they beheld it peopled with pitch a line ram- oi owns-everything in alum. an widely tlifl’u rent lrom what the hadexpeeitd to that in the Hull of St. Lawrence. {elf iltliflilll'iliiit‘lli was greater lithium could undertake to tier-Miln- liloci- bio arrival. be had i-ren naturaizy lul to legal" into the ante oi the Judo-inn- and tin- l’ublic iii tool tyne-iii oi thin ice land. and he 'wio- actual-lied at the cute oi inlvaim-inenl -—tiat oi perpetual—at which the Colony hail arrtn-d wlih'ri-ierrnci- to both tlwue iron-Maid. iuatiera. lint tnoie capeeialiy war honeionlaheo when he learned how tiny hail dealt with the land tiller oi the Colony. tenanlry on a large scale wait nitaiiy Inulapto-d to thin flltlii oi the Atlantic—in America every man‘. hour-o War. or i tight to be. hia home, and hit. form his kin - ditto. They had tin-aunti- difficult qtn-ilioit to deal wit to the United Slater. and in Mtiltt‘ cure:- it want not act- th-d yet; when. however. be iouud that ua. livilui‘nhtny hurl grappled with title querllon. and llittl come oil" eon- ipo-rnr. be war. he Initial again any. perfectly lost in atonement. Willi all these thing- tliei‘ had been high- ly plea-ed. And they found arrriiiHr there thin rvr- ning a ret oi brothers uho had lit-rt't-Ilded from ilie tliiw rum-airy ac tlieinrelver,-ou-mberr oi the name pleat iamily,..in reality and in nub-ounce an iiMli'praul. out people; i'or ilwirr than a ODtPfitmt‘llt oi‘ the wpie.-—preeirelr chat the American Government are. Il‘ho lawn-Ila oi ltotit countrm were identical and the deli-pater came here to platinum. that fraternal feeling which on t to carat. in all "Will particulate. between the «it: e oi the Coitmlua and the peoplo oi' the United Staten. They came to title Iriaod with no nar- row jealmlwice : thou-d locked in vain ior tiny on the ride of None about now Mirrored: and their prev cent rialt would. he treated. vacuitla a further and rtili more intimate acquaint-nee. Although hotook no credit to lilumli for initiating the preunt movement. he trunkich raid. hath. dancer in a cycle. of ca- cuiaioaa which would. he ad no doubt. be mutually Wield. The wealthier portion at the inhabitant. of the America. china wen _.OL1'tlrittulrd. during the heat of own to vialto.rtain iachiooahlc place. of Wrench ar Saran-n. tin tinti- Ileana-lac. rim. but In- had aeru ruler” to inde to adlrra that thin Inland water better adopted [or punch near-icon than the plague to which be had loot returned; and al-

tzr aud‘ if aparad. part our ‘ Chi! I v talaiy or.th tine Island um runner.

In. on number at Cooper. “Mocha being called upon b the Chairman. at!!! War! the tonal in aver; p oaaln and agreeabl- out». armed with Judy Point: in thinking that it trap " cult to tell why either of tin or had been put upon , Uttngi’ttlllnnll Catatonia. appnintrul to virtt thia la .

in. p I

i

What in- rleaired to ca , however. waa ihla. that a not fhinillar with in: bud medqmliou of thin Marlee. e war uilc unprepared to adult moo an raped."

ouch wanton an they had found in thin out-of the-wt! corner of the world. Thy would. he wu litre. partial the allusion to the lair oer. when he told them that Ken- tuoklaur. but arpndail Scowhinen. had an amiable weakueaa in that direct on; and. whatever might be iii- other failin I. he would be aide on tile return. to tell the peoplo oi‘ i to State be lllfll the honor to rcpreauni that they had heel! a people who were worthv of their friend- ahip and eaieezu; that they had found hert- an Inland that wu capable of portioning chat on other ir ion of America. perhaps. could produce with «qua facility; that the pooplo of thin Inland rain» in abundance Jun what the American people waombo. la their turn. can furniaii in equal abundance the wry article- that are wanted here. And ior whatever man.» the people of tbla lolony might be Iliapoaeoi to make. in order to re- ourr- Nippon-than trade with tin-‘United Stan-a. they would. he fell floured. be no open-atoll tort-non try an. latter. He (gin. flock) hail well a telegram. rim-c Ilia Irrlval in l' Island. by which be via- informed that the iiriiiali Miniater ct Worthington (\ir. Thornton) and

- M r. Reward. were join now engaged in nominations fun

a renewal oi the Rt‘t'lfl'flliliy Treaty. to embrace all the I’rotliioeu of IMIlali North Anni-rim. ‘ Let thorn do it.’ and Mr Rock. ' but let them one to it that they do it well.‘ The purple of the Ween-m Stolen had no par- ticular intereat lothir qunrilmi of Reciprocity Never tin-lean. an lilJiift’ could not be indicted on New Ena- lancl without injuring Kenttiekv Iltlil. Th-- delegath could go to tho-m who rent them to thin inland. and toll them what ita poo Io were prepared iogive in excliau‘r

' for the privtiegea t to; wished intlllililll. and if they could

be convinced that the arrangement would be mutually advantageous. their wirhea would. doubtlm. he acceded to. The dealre of the Wei-torn Staten war to ortablirh free trade with all nationr—ln abort. to be permitted .4. ho in the cheuprrt and cell in the dean-t markctc. 'I'i a "land was a part of that Empire on which ‘ the run never rota.‘ and that great nation and the United Stun were bound together by bandr atronger and more enduring than thou: winch frumerly bound the thirteen Colonicr to the Mother Country . Americana had never loot right of the foot. that they were the drumudanta of the name common anneatrv with the inhaliitantr of there Britiah colonier. They looked back to the authora oi Magn- Cliar'a with tho pmi'onndeat reiteration: and the em. inon law of England and trial by jury were regarded by thitm -vqtially with British rulijccto o'erywhpn..-gp the palladium of their civil richta and liberties: whilu Shakespeare. Hilton. Fulton. Watt.and Franklin. wen looked upon an the property of both nationa. All." tonne additional olive-nations. and the quotation of a atrium or two. which elicited pro i appluihe. liiit which did not renob the reporter‘a ear very dintlnciiy. Mr. Beck ‘Irnpmw-ll an a continuum :—-