, 1863-11-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ilr. Laird On the Building Of the
Alabama and Florida,

On the I'd ult., farewell breakfast was
given to Rey- Hen1y Ward Beecher, at Rad
ley's Hotel in London. Rev. Baptist n. Noel
presiding. The proceedings are thus re~
ro.ted:
urcee ,heir sympathy with the .conntzy Of which
which be- supported, and With the great movement
~ u ha.i bsen for rany yesrs brave advocate OF
the opprceeed, , n ARly patriot, atd ha had shown
Su1tpg his staY Ia England boldness not e.s'ly
d2nniea, and good temper that no p7osoeation
% Dr.. :: Tonkinf, the Secretary Of the Commit.
tee 0! Correspondence read several letters from
:e1tlemen who wers unable to bepresect bas who
' Rcv. Er e. Waddl5gton read an address to Ar.
Bee.her expressive ofrynpstay w,ta me m Gaass hs
1nan and paulot ard full q fraernal expressions
sra good wtEAcs for lia welfare. 49,
+ II @ss snsa
Il; said b. fit th.s he coald speak with pssieet
II. that assembly ~ TO Eha+ be hella!ed to
DO the Interpretation os Providence s On ae t n:Ha ns
f,osa tho continent he had been fot mora thsn
1Necty weeks without spesktug, aad was quite
asst vsIPoG + e. volea
| p!etely failed him. he w4s afraid ne Would no1
Be ahie to rpesk 10 Exeter Hail. When. ho%syss.
m TneEd3y morning ne fpoEG 70 ntWs&1s ~ 4o-sno
| his voice ~ cle1r a. whistle Some might ea5
| tlst his recovery was owing to the rcmsties hs
ano,Scd, but he wak disposed to thluk taa: n taet
ne be bad the dirsct interpretation ot The Anl&h.
~. Oois last night be received BY Iha mall sons
| vrrr uTp,t a1t DOCUMENTS from America. Ea!Ge
th.tw .con713csah!c light on the state 0! pnns't
| fe,15nc in New YORK, fn regard to tnc negro,
The i1te riots he.e really the work OF Tie 1ftsn
xfr. Bcschcr then sesa numerous extracts from
,he renn,t az the committee appointed to re!lsvs
| the cofu-ed people, showing the SUI 5liesa Whlc7
| tho pecroca IA fendnred st tie m ads OF tac mop
md ,Lc energy with which the merchants snd 70
| l,ctuue congregations we're Eettth5 tnemSetFes =
wp,k to compensate them, a. far Is posslo!e. ~
tier sadsr:nrs. The rrp'y to this report. do:a
n.ent admirable for excellrnt compositlon "a:
pobls sentur14ts, yvas signed BY .txelse OF Mtee!
! cocre1 men, Hho we1e gentlemen. scholars aot
| Christi ans. II uus tntd that the coor.l n4n Tt:
worse off in New York than In South CaTolina
but having been In the latter State. no coa1a bea
testimony 10 the CONTRARY being tue fact. Hun
i1cds and thousands OF emauelpated n -:roes Wet
ot1,tT retu II but board aa1 lod;!os. The Chris
Han Church IT tue North was fully conscious of
3nty En- regard to the back mnn:'
Ha road other extracts from reports AMI othe
;1ncn,nrtts 70 chow that In 1851 aud suhsequentl
ncaI]T ali thE Christian clutches n Auei1c4 ha
dcc,afcd against slavery: In the Nota ana We.
rlf fbe NOS, fnte5Iigent lsynen 1ad nantatets
1ooSsiie conyictfou thst the war must 30 on TINT
the rebellion Was crushed and e1.re1T dessroye'
II Lei England give them credit for having sat1ce1
! rrason for tf1As determination and io1 dinssit y
| ffpm thoae who urged peace. 80 at al me I'M :,
rrce cf ENGLAND wss felt on the other etdo Of L
!. Atlantic; It had been all against liberty ana Il
slavery, though he did not mean to nay that VI