Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-19
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From tic n. Y. Eveains Post 5th
ThurIJw Weed arrived here Oh board the Per
sia tbs morning lie landed at jerry City ct
nine o'clock, where he was met by Aldsrna:i
Smith and the committee OF the common cnun-
q /, together with G o.go Dawson, James Davis.
| Hugh J Hastings, James T.. Coulter and
/ others Mr. Smish addressed hi N. welc Jming
him ZONE, aud ;ea :criug him the hOspitAlitir 4
| Of the CITY.
Mr.. W4cd briefly replied, expressing bis
plrs ure al returning home, sud reInarkirg t.iHt
he had not looked for this rccs piOn AMI you'll
take their matter into consideration.
| The party then to3k carriages aud repsired to
the AstJr House HIRE more frleuds were in
waiting, a d cordial greetings were exchanged
Mr. Wecd appears better than at the tim OF his
departure, although he has been very actively
empoyed during his absence.
At eleven O'Clock breakfast was announced
Alderman S NTH presided. Sir. Weed sat NJ his
right As he took his seat he remarked ths
PLEASURE he experienced i'll sitting a. an Am~ri
eau table where accurate meAsu was not taken
of chop Of mutton and the eggs numb red
Converse ion b game general and AR Weed
narrated interesting occur encCs abroad
The state of public sentiment abroad, he said,
ernmeus cherished no friendly sentiments to-
ward US, and the people were little botter.
But Prince \ p leon was cur most sincere car
nnst ffirLd and lost no OCCASION 10 do US friendly
offices.
The British ministry was diyidel Lord Pal
mcrstOH and Eail Russell were adverse to Us !;
other members of the cabinet were warmly az
lected toward the North. The Queen, whenever
she could say wo.d, always expressed the most
decided sympathy with US.
Prince Albert had always been the devoted
friend Of this country, and his last public act
hal beea to modify dispatch which the minis
try had prepared to send to Lord Lyons.
The general uif' 'iendy sentiment cherished
toward US ia the Old Word Mr.. Weed attributed
10 the tTrselclous conduct Of our diplomatic
agents abroad.
Full one-lhird Of 'h' Ill had for years been pre-
pafirC the public mind in EdrOpe the cOnism
plated revolution, and large Hsmber of SOutI
cn Conglessmen lal Iartcipat'l 81 ia the treason
We in America cJu.d have Tut AL impert {: idea
If the condition Of p' pular sentiment on taat
cOiitn cot
DR.. Russell was one of our bast friends in
f gland He took every occasion to express
his sympathy for the North He spoke at the
clubs, to members Of parliam Mt, to every body
whom be encountered. lie pronounced our
army tile i Iest in tie world; the raw recTuils
were equal to veterans in other countries
Capitalists were surprised most Of ali. Or
country was dismsnibere1, and extinction
threatened by q civil war Of mOnstfOus pTopoi-
tions yet met all the expenses, aRd were
able 10 eOnlIua 10 DO 50 for ten years, without
recurrence 10 foreign contributions; aud our
funds ha not dsprecia led since the breaking out
Of hostililieg Thee was No other county in
the world capable or such financial achieve
ment America was truly independent.