The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

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The congregation Of Plymouth Church assemble ed
lss' evening In the ehurehto welcome home the Rev
Henry Ward Bteohsr, after HI. rsosnt touT In Eu-
seps II vii h remembered that Mr.. Beeehcr lcft
This country little more than four months since for
the bensht Of his health. During his residence in
Europe his determination % esorve that qoiet and
'spfee which he so eminentiy needed was overcome,
and every American bss read how nobiy he s,ood
scrth - the champion OF his country and human lib
srty. G Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow and London
A. early % I O'Clock. every PORTION Of thu church
and adjoining rooms WAS crowded By the eonusss-
don oil eager 10 get Ars, smpso Of their pastor
Tho lecture ssiy decorated for the n - on
the pillar we're twined round With rrsaths Of ever
eresn here and there BASKETS OF novers huas us
Sspded appropriate notices such a. They shal!
Prosper that Love Thee Fidelity Patience
Liberty Union- -,Iustcs'- arti.tiosily wrought in
svHusens, we're plscsd At intervals sons the wallis
Around the room counters we're placed fer rehe.h-
nens. In the church. the ssery in from, Of the or
saD ~ occupied ny Telnsnuliers Band, which de.
ssur'rd excellent music At intervals during the eve.
stps.
br Besshsr's appearance on the platform WAS the
nsnal fu en- ovation such as We hs,o seldom Wit.
essed. The ladies, who formed the assr portion Of
IA
esntlsmen we're no less entbu,iaso IN the warmth OF
their grsssins Ar Bell psrlntsndent 9th. Sunday
srAoo. addressing NJ. Beeeh.r, welcomed him back
sa behalf Of his congregation. M Pceeher, Who
lnoks 10 sIcsIlent health though bearing evidences
n slight fatigue, wa At frt % overcome With emo
0nn- - TO Be almost insudihie. lis thanked his
1sasus for their kind sreetinss and told them how
dad he vas 70 be With them once NOR. lie then
0ve some briefbu graphic and charaetsristo sketch
Oof bis journeyinss 10 Great Bntain, France Bel
6um, Germany. Switzerland and ltsiy. Few. Theod.
l. Cuyler vas the rsIt speaker. who thanked the
congregation for the holiday they t,d given Mr.
Neeehsr, and warmly commended him for the noble
sse ne had made Of u. Rev. Mr.. Holmes. OF Pierre
post street Baptist Church, Who left this country
With Mr.. Beeehsr, but psT.AA company With him At
Hunieh to return home, afterwards said few ord,
10 reply to remark OF Mr.. Besehsr, which brousht
The spesehss to . cone lu.ion
considerable portion OF the oonsresa,iop then
soss 70 leave the church. 6ns past the from, Of ts
oisform N shake hands With their ,pas,or And p,r
sonally welcome him on h, safe arrival More music
widowed. After which came the exhibition ~ F.Ilon.,
etsfsopticon, With It's beautiful dissoi,ns yie,, q,
the principal objects in the old world The first part
n the proceedings then came to close. They win
D resumed this afternoon at O'Clock.
HE CALL FOR TRoors.-General Spinola
vbo has been detailed b. the Government to r,,.e
erup' under the recent call to I'LL up old r.i,n.u,s
nov In the field hs opened his near the
rest ONE, In Montague street lroohlyn Ye.,er.
1Ay. " men we're enlisted, And many more eou "A
os,e been obtained II the sash had beeo ready.
lHB yusERAL sERvIcxs OF tho late Rev. DR..
'ohn ksnnsdsy took place yeste-day, In the ws,h.
snsson Methodist Church, before ono II this ,.rgf,,
eopuesstons ever assembled in that bpilatrs IN,