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it msy be comple,sd-by the workings of fanatics NEVER
Mr. DRAPER replied on the part Of the New England
Society He said that alluslon had been male 10
war with England but he did not think that little s
ton he occupied, was Sufficient to excite any such
alarm Tne question OF the relations between s1 Epg
land and the United States was not 70 oe sna seiea
by one ten, but by the whole people
(Cheers) But there to be fighting the Yankess
will be there. (Laughter) He concluded BY giving
sentiment borrowed from the speech OF Sir Robert Peel
"The smicable adjustment CT the differences betweeh
Grea, Britain and the United Sates-he desre OF every
ne on earth" Drank with enthusia'ml


Mr. EDMoNDs returned thanks on the part Oh the
St. Davld's Society.


The PRESIDENT then gave:


sour boyhood home" .


Mr.. PHiLLIps sang "The Light Of other Days."
as he only can sing IT, The song was loudly en-
cored, and with characteristic good nature Mr.. +.
resumed his seat al the piano, and sung his ia
nous swine song" in the most exquisite style, ELI
citing perfect hurricane OF applause.


The next toast was-


"The land We live in"


The last regular toast was


" The Ladies-God bless them"
which was ofcourse, drank with all the honors


The first VICE PRESIDENT was then called on Tor
toast, and gave


British diplomscy-b based on honor and justice-i.
seeks the interest Of the world at large and not sectional
advantage"


The second VICE. PRESIDENT gave


"The health of Sir Robert Peel and her Majestys mi
nisers"


Drank amid thunders of applause.


The health Of" the Stewards" was then drank.
Mr.. WALTERS replied-He said he was not speech
maksr-he was only q mechanic, "a voice, "pipe-
ayerD Yes, and IL could have laid pipe enough his
Honor the Mayor would have been reelected daughter
and cheers Mr. w. then gave details Of the opera
ons Of the Society," from which it appeared that It was
prosperous and the means Of doing much in the sacred
cause Of benevoleDce


The "heallh OF Captain Matthew'S was then
drank with all the honors


CAPTAIN MATTHEWS returned thanks in appro-
prlate terms.


given, and the festivities kept up with much spirit
till an advanced hour In the morning.


LONG ISLAND RAIL RoAD.-There is hereafter to
be daily line to Boston over the Long Island Rail
Road. The cars will leave South Brooklyn at