New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
rHE ELECTION IN PRUSSIA.
ruR CIVIL WAR IN CHINA
nsssrtiou Of an American General
to the Rebels.
rne Rebel Privatsers Near the Capo
Of Coed Eope.

F%c~. 1.Ae Daily .Vers, SsssSS"y, OF. "a.
SAaBwKLL BREAKFAST TO THE REV. AKShf
wARp DEBCNRR.
Yesterday morning large NUMBER OF genue.
.u met the Rev Henry Ward Beeeher at breakfast st
ksleys Hotel upon the invitation of the Committee OF
kyrespondence on American Afairs for the purpose
Il wsing him farewell prior to bis departure 70 the
"a Rsv. d. W. Noel Among the gentlemen present
vere Messrs r. Scott City ChamberiAin>. Joshua WI
pr. T. b. UndeThil T. S. Baypes. Dr. Tomkins' the
insrs Dr. Burns, W NJ Bunting. Newman Hall, c.
koSel J. Curwen John Graham ]. IL Hinton, I. Gil
Sn Thomas Jones. J. Corbin. !. W. AvsiinS. "A.
HA.nay J. W. Richardson II. j. Gamble. X Macbeth.
A NJ Henderson. G. wilkins. and W. ONcill ..
Rs~en W. Graft, and two other gentlemen OF e"o'
vsre also present.
e.r sympathy with the country Of Which their guest
vas citizen with the Government which he supcrteo
pa with the great movement Of which be Was an hr
Ssnt promoter MIR. Beecher had been for many years
,traye edyccse of the oppressed manly patriot AND
X had shown during bis stay il England bodnes not
xsy daGnted. and good temper that ~ prosoea'ion
Gg.d disturb
Dr. +. Ton.sns the secretary Of the Committee OF
correspondence. having read several letters fro'a
eent, who were unable TO be present but VINO
Sised to express their sympathy Will the oooe's OF lie
TIE Rev Dr. waddington read an address TO NJ.
tcher expressive of sympathy with the cause lie had
heart md OF warm admiration Of him as maj. and
tie, nd foil Of aernal expressions and 5000 wishes
ir hs wA'fsre .
rcat applause responded at considerable length. In
te e1u.se ~ lis roasrLs he referred 10 the often re
fe:ed assertion that tLe negro was better treated IL
t. Sollh ttan ia the MOTH ana read some doc ueBts
tom America which threw considerable Eght on the
sa,e OF pa5Ac feeling IN EewNork with respect to tie
xcto. A goui!eI..su who had been one Of hue most
ticrnnel oVpone-s was appointed on the Kehei Coia
sj,;ee On behalf C. he coiCred people after tie rots
An here he remarked that those riots almost
entirely the woIs of the Irish population. ~bo were
F.rve Cove
f0s by the rep a.ed assertions that TIE pone! we
6verL'nont would bring vast numbers of negroes over
kSewl loik AID glt mat iabor inerke1 ana a.so seL
kn miss presentations that were made to them WIZ
feraId 10 the approaching drah Ihe Relief COMMITTEES
la established central depot for the relief Of Inc
Mslks and appointed Committee OF lawyers 10 inves-
Usaie tho claims Of those WHO had suffered either IN
person o. property during tho disturbances:
II, Conn tes lad carried on their operations thoss
vienrnusy and had I3nde oLt Claims amour une 70 |
q $500 against the State Governnsnt In AZ IL ~
g3lcsnts for compensation came forw ARD. M. |
PscheT read ey'erye exirais ron the rcpcl' oi 'ao
Committee some CT them Of very toEching ehafs
iosing he suerines which the negroes had endured
tihe baads OF the mob ard the energy WITH wsch the
nsfchants and religious congregs,ons Vere e..unf
b. for their sLierings de also read Letter oi thhns
Srwn up by Committee Of negroes ard addressed 10
T., Chan man OF tao Relief COmHIttee-a document
wch both for s'ye and sentiment. did inia.te credit
totne writeis-at the reply OF the Chairman t. ~ lie
tpR csvo particulars VI the Efforts Dahc on oehh
ef:Se liberated negroes. showing tAat the lhhAtsns
of he Northern Sates especially those connected Win
Christian congTegstioDs we're most determined Ia tLen
er.s ~ place tie negro IN conetioa ~ Nork OUT ms
cyu dest:y without interference or prejudice on TIE
~, 0. tAc whites. He earnestly besoneht those wLo
herd b. n 70 reconsider tie merits Of the question-to
Yise iaeir opinions If they had formed then sdveise
70 tie Ecrh-an6 be was sure, II tney dld thu th.y
vuid become strongly convinced that te s'Tugse'
togh desperate one, was fun oi the nos1 Vai ihIer
ss " tie lovers Of freedom. order and rehgion and
fA the cause Of tle North was the cause VI justice
aui truth. Loud appanfe o. ~,
teeches were delivered by the ISsy. 4. stoye! M
ee1rge Thompson; and q resolution wss passed adopt
ks and kOing TIE address
Tue proceedings which were throughout of G very
enthusiastic cLaIacter then terlniI.ied'
On Thursday evening the Rev. Henry Ward
Be.eher entertained at soir@ and presented WIZ
a. ddrees 10y sucents Of five Of the Noneonfo mis
colleges In AID about London. namely tie lLGepebuent
Co,eges OF St. Johns Wood snd Hackney the Coante
OF Uultin gdons College at Chestnut the Baptist Col
lsge Regents Park aud the Presbyterian lhcoos cni
Htl Queens square. The place Of meeting was tie
Yndepcndeni College, known ~ New College 81. Johns
w0a and the number o. students assembled wns
aocut ~. After tea and coffee had been served
ihe company repaired TO the spacious library. ard
on ur. Bosche:s entrance, accompanied by Dr.
Hsney, Dr. Spence. DR.. 1ompkins. the Rev. T.
Bizney. Kev. A. Raleigh Rev: jane Sra,'en, fIo
fessors Eewth ind Nenner. the Rev. Ksby Jones and
soue other gentlemen be was greeted with load and
prolonged eppIaase The Rev. Robert HALEY, ID. D..
f.esdeut q New College, who took the clair said lie
va sue IL eorted ell present the highest grGlifcat!on
sld delight receive III tier midst rom tnc o'her o
sftle Atlantic such man as the Kew. henry WaId
bercbeT-uOL Only a. the BOZ oi III Dcccbe "n"oo "i
tars were well Anown in tbs country and greatly val
eed or a. tie brother Of bt Stowe the aehed author
n lust remarkable book. Uncle Toms Cabin but also
ana chiefly man who was himself both wen khoWh
sud esteemed ia Grea. Britain az writer pfesche
Na ldat rm orator, aud one who had rendered most
inpoylsut service % the canso OF human freedom IN
Ansr.os lorg before the EXISTING wI as Iroks gu,
An sdcTes was then presented to Mr beecher W hI.
yOr, zeaior student of New College, which, anong
>ber things said: 1--WE recognize Ia you one who hss
devoted his best energies and the rare abilities wild
Cn1 has endowed cause OF clvu hI0
Religious freedom. and tie moral and social ecvetOn VI
ue degraded ard oppressed. During the whole course
Of your public life you have ever Indignantly con.
esnpsd be rrous,rous sir and curse Of Slavery and
pshtained with all your eOqEeDoe aid at Duch cost
Tie cornron rights and heritage Of humanity And our
Your tg IN te sb5ltion cf the social distinction Of
color. AID in the renewed prosperity OF the An,o.can
xsPubic" The address was signed ~ sne ,sni'' s,a
Gent " each college oD behak of the whole BODY Ef
Bescler in his reSiy which was almost entirely Of a
teAecus character. discained the idea OF Layg sIi
hred bsses Observing that he had never ioofea y, VIC
rewards 81 posit.on and pubic favor on account u aNy
sAing be had done.
From The E1nifv .VT~s.
HRxICo-RIPoRTED CEANGE IN TIE FRENCH
PRDGRAMME--MExICO TO gE AnNEXED TO
PAgIs, Thursday Evening. Oct. ID
j feel certain that from this day forth the
French sepoGicial press (wit. perhaps an allowance
kr decent period Of transon) viii receive orders 10
ssy that aer ALL tie freely wl1Aos a The
Mexican people not iI favor Of having The Arch
suke Meximiiian for Their emperor. but tuot psiesd
tey would be glad u be 2lrsy and amply sane1ed ~
Iranee, OF u De governed by q French prince or
frehct general. 10 haye any Ting Whatever done
With them, aic subsel lgcht tCebcrati,n IN the uc
ries msy deem 20 De most o1peGicnt HOl bnov that
ihavsalway tleEdi,y disJeley.d tbai thefe auy
tlng tolA iiae j. TIC LoIAntiol ot Tie Austrian gch
duke.
~ eag 49, hs tys 90 g.Iir al vote Oi Marshal For1s
sptaDies giving g~DsIS. poseT u apl"lmci u tle
Afpefor in care u tc AgClG4kkb Ie SAL spfgfst
sn.s'th !e'hR hat we m''it "''d ~ - bi''tA