New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06


Weed arrived here on board the Persia yesterday
morning. He landed At jersey City " 9oeiOck.
where he was met by Aid. Smith and the Committee
Of tho Common Council and host Of others Mr..
Smith addressed Mr.. Weed, welcoming him home,
and rendering him tho hospitaities Of the city.
Mr.. Weed made brief reply, expressed bic
pleasure at urning TO his native land, and his as
constituent that be should have been deemed worthy
of public reception, subject which he would take
into consideration. The party then took carriages,
and went to tho Aston House, where ono Of Mr..
Stetson's peculiarly bounteous breakfasts awaited
them. Aid. Smith presided, Mr. Weed sitting ct bic
right A general conversation ensued in the course
Of which Mr.. Weed made some interesting state.
mcnfs relative to European sentiment regarding the
position Of the North and South in the psesent war.
The following synopsis Of his remarks is from The
Eeeniag Post:
The state of public sentiment abroad, he said, was
far from gratifying. The French Government cher
sbed no friendly sentiments toward US, and the peo-
@ better But fnSf as
to do rs friendly Offices The British Ministry was
divided. Lord Palmeryton and Earl Russell were
adverse to u.s. other members Of the Cabinet were
warmly affected toward the North. The Queen,
whenever she couid say word, always expressed
the most decided sympathy with us. Prince Albert
had always been the devoted friend Of this country,
and bis last public act had been 70 modify dispatch
which the Ministry had prepared to send to Lord
Lyons. The general untriendly sentiment cher
ished toward us in the Old World, Mr.. Weed attrib.
uted to the treacherous conduct of our diplomatic
agents abroad. Full onetbird Of them bad for years
been engaged in preparing the public mndin Europe
for the contemplated revolution and large number
Of Southern congressman had participated IN the
treason. We in America could rave but an imper.
feet idea of the condition Of popular sentiment on
that continent. DR.. Russell was one Of our best
friends 10 England. He took every occasion TO ex.
press bis sympathy for the North. He spoke Ut the
clubs, to Members Of Parliament, to everybody
whom he encountered. He pronounced our army the
finest in the world; the raw recruits were equal to
veterans in other countries. Capitalists were sur
prised most of all. Our country wac dlsmembered,
and it's extinction threatened by civil war Of mon.
strous proportions; yet met all the expenses, AMI
were able to continue TO do for ten years without
recurrence to foreign contribulions and our funts
bad not deprecated since the breaking out Of hosth
ties. There other country In tho world capa.
bic OF such financial achievements. America was
truly independent.
Mr.. Weed left the city last evening for Albany.
WELL DONE NEw-LosDoS. On Saturday lass
Col. Almy teIegraphed to the Mayor Of Newton.
don that large number Of returned Union prisoners
would PASS through that city on their way homo.
ward. The patriotic Mayor 1t once made prepars-
tons to receive the body at the depot and when the
cars arrived the brave fellows heard the firing Of
cannon and the sweet discourse Of music, never
dreaming that the demonstration was designed for
them. They were soon assured Of the fact, how
ever tor not less than thousand ladies and gentle
men gave them hearty greeting, and substantial
supper. The boys gave cheer upon cheer Tor tho
g. Nutmeg State" and said il would be difficult to
End a CRATER" CO.. Howe, who started for Wash
ipgou last night. teiegrapts to Mr.. Gould that We
NAV expect 80 Sick aud wounded men in this city
10 arrive m transport vessels some time to-day.
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