New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
BY STEAMSHIP.
GREAT BRITAIN.
BANQUET 10 MR.. GARRISON,

X.
public breakfast in honor Of Vim. Lloyd CARR
June 49, numerous company OF ladies' and gentlemen SH
tators, and large number awaited themselves OF tho
privilege. ., ,.,,. ,t. .o,,o,,
entered hall at ~ o'clock accompanied by the Duke
Of Argyll the Earl and Countess k9sf @ . me S SS
among whom were his Grace the Duke Of Argyll, X T.,
chas Sir Thomas FEowe BUXTON Bart p Sir
George Young Bart; John stuart NH, esq NJ ~ W.
Charles Buxton esq, NJ P the Hon charlesw. Howard,
NJ. p. T. A. Taylor, esq, NJ. P Thomas Hughes, esq
Sd.eS c D. s% esq n Fl Charles B. Gp
Duncan McLaren, esq, NJ ri tho Hon. ~ Iyiuiph stan
the Rev, Prof Maurice, Prof Huxley, r r. 81 Goodwin
Smith, esd &c LII, ,..
Mr. Chesson, honorary Secretary OF the Committee OF Ar
rangements who read letters apOloglzng VI ap7euSe
from the American Minister and the CSmte Ss rsrlS.
Mr.. Bright NJ p, who was received Win oun eheers
said the position he occupied was somewhat unusual
for him. and the duties somewhat dincnt pnt ne was
thankful TO be permitted 10 take part In DONG honor TO
man who had been the means OF raising four millions OF
his fellow men from the lowest depths Q, dsslsaaon 70
surface OF the earth. Cheers And when he looked at
ton Of their guest TO the one nc had but lately occupied
in his own country IL was not 40 years sue ne was
spending his days In prison at Baltimore blt to show
that the Imprisonment had effect on his spirits he two
years afterwards had the courage TO commence he pub
saTePy, q and in the FIRST number no Sds an
address to the public which was the key 70 his
S Ss, i So%er1 for s S% nG' q ~ IN %
head by the Legislature OF the state Of Georgia, Not
from that time began 70 gather strength. Mr. Bright
then referred to OF the coemporares OF Mr. CARR
child and her two sisters Mr. Horace Greeley the jour
nast and Others and proceeding to advert 70 ne recent
interneene struggle said that no sooner haa he smoke
more The penalty was fearful one. but Us results
were easily estimated. In bringing about this end
Mr.. Garrison had taken prominent part anu his name
was yenerated where not long IL was name OF oblo
guy and reProaeh 1t was generated also IN tns country
and he ventured to say that In time 70 come would BIO
so significant Of good to the millions OF men Who would
dwell a. the almost unknown Conuhehl OF Africa
Cheers After some further observations MI Bright
The Duke Of Argyll, Who after eoqunt speech,
presented TO Mr. Garrison an address or
lie WORK i Which Il. S had pet ia sls
ADOPTED AND RENotNegD ROMANCE OF EEkI. IrFR.
For some time past Dir, d. ID. Home, ibe celebrated
cap ~ bl duy s S o1e day s Week IS . md
denly disappeared from the ncgborheod and the next
we hear 81 the gentleman, Whose face had become quite
familiar at Malvern and not unknown ~ worcester : OF
his being prisoner writ had been ISSUED against him
for obtaining large sum OF money ny nhue influence
have some declaration made whereby Mf ioe could NJ
once he arrested Tins much Ee lTsin iron, ordinary
planaton which Mr. Home has fOrwnded 10 Nc himself
beginning az e period Of that strose 81 luck which
the papers clfronicled last year MI Home sS ON The
Isl of october 1866 he received ritter signed Jane
Lyon" in whiol, the writer reqaesied 10 Know on what
and gentlemen who had clubbed together for the serious
investigation Of tho soealed spfnHH"l, Peenomena.
ne 1t day and requested nm 10 call upon her ne called
accordingly, and Mrs Lyon presented ,u' WIN t3o 70
ward the penses OF the SOcety W 70 rus time she
had not Witnessed any OF tllc socaed phenomena, but
stated that from early childhood she sa seen most won
.ssn ana s s Lyon dscssS She had .Ss
hm IN Visions and wished TO adopt him as her s@ bur
sas TIE a. llas lvs she say t'ns Pasaen