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Speech deliuercd at Charleston at the Celebration o

 the Union and State Rights Pasty, on 4th July.

 Dr WILLIAM READ, the first Vice-P President, gave the following toast

 The Hon. Thomas R. MiteheH-The uniform and consistent advocate, both of State Rights and of inc integrity of the UNION.

 To which MT MITCHELL made the following re- ply, during which he was frequently interrupted by highly approving exclamation:

 Mr President and Gentlemen: I know not how to thank you for the kind sentiment which you have just expressed The appreciation of so large DOT tion of my citizens of Charleston, the great capital ofthe South and of our beloved South Caro- lina is boon given by your kindness, not due to my merit.

 When look around me, and consider those who compose this meeting andts object, lam overwheim- ed with sadness and with joy-with sadness, at the occasion of the meeting the disasns 0i our SsSo S1se united and harmonious State-wlth Joy, at oenoAo- ing .uch an ossemblage of intelligence, of virtue, of 6rmness, and of patriotism. We have truly met under the most interesting circumstanees-not only