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witnessing spectacle so pleasing even to ; stranger

 But could hardly feel myself stranger when, on stepping on board this wonderful ship this morning, my eve caught from the foremast head the sight of the flag of my country, gracefully mingling it's folds with yours and those of the other friendly Pow CTS rejoice in the belief that the interests of the two kindred nations, rightly under stood, are as near to each other as their ban ners or your mastheads- cheers l-and l pray from my heart that their best affections may be as closely intertwined.- Renewed cheering.

 K. We read in the Arabian tales of the won- uess of magic of flying steeds; of palaces saareng by enchantment from the ground.-- DIT iee us leave magic to the nursery; give me me hagic of the mechanic arts. Consi- ger 'hat seSnce, acting by their agency, hns put waved hes wand over the dark caverns of the ron mine, asd out of them has started up thls noble, thls sqpendous structure, ready to launch upon theSyaves. TCheers. | re- lolce to understand tiat my native shore is one of the destinatiohs of this beautiful vessel; and assure you shat when she has i Ks be sauted by thousaeds of welcomes as cor dial as those which now hail her entrance upon her destined element.

 His honor the Mayor has spoken sir, of the declining trade of this ancient city,- Rather let us, with him, on this suspicious occasion, augur iavorably for it's revival. 1t IS the nature of foreign trade, like the ele- ment on which it is conducted, to fuchate hither and thither; the wave rises on one shore and sinks on another. But will not readily believe that this ancient seat of En- gllsh enterprise and trade, from which the discoyerers of North America went forth three centuries and a half ago, is destined to a permanent decline. Cheers. rejoice to behold, ill the active part she has taken in the noble enterprise of navigating the ocean by steam, vigorous effort toward great and speedy revival. Let Us hope that this wonderful ship, whose introduction to her destined element we are assembled to wit ness, may prove one of the efficient agents for bringing about that suspicious rcsult A wonder indeed it is of modern art that she will be able with her immense bulk, with her wayfaring hundreds, borne on her iron wings, to conduct her course across the Atlantic and reach her desired haven as regularly, almost as certainly, as that mimic steamer which has busily been pursuing it's voyage before the table at which we are seated, and is now fast anchored in front of his Royal Highncss. l Mr. Everett alluded to tbe ingenus piece of mechanism representing the '.Grcat Bsitainp in full sail. Sir, thank you acaiu for your kind remembrance of my country, and beg I I.I.. f ship Company my most cordial good wishes for the success of this great enterprisc.-

 Cheers. .W '. Ecc. Post.