, 1869-10-28
FATHER HYACINTHE AND HEN
. RY WARD BEECHER,
Interview HeiHEecn tho Two asFea&
lsulrit attnkor%-IiAlt to IIfx, NsaXe.

Interview HeiAsecn tho Two asFea&
Pulpit Ornsor*-Ei>it to Mrs. >sosyc.
FSon1 thr !St.c l1'o.t #"rii, OF. X
IN 1n ;ns Esy e1en'E ss5 ansa
beecher s,owe. was E.esenf, and tic Fatnec e.
pressed preat pleasure upon neettag her anu sat-
ietae1!en 1t making her ?oauashthnce. The eon-
reIsai.Dn IN parity IN French mo parity IN Eng
list, Ar Tuck acibg a. Interpreter, and Of an ex-
trea.ely Interesting character.
Pere n5aeinthe rose cafly Is lark yesterday
morning.. lie Hpe1t some twenty minutes ia
prayer, aud then proceeded to eat hts hroak.
fsat, Jnat at'ss, Ar. GE1sNoii. proprietor Of
l,eecher, he tMr. o. would accompany him.
in eotpg, but that Nj. Gr1sxoa need rot 60 to any
couEehteucc. lie added that he expected i
friend whom he had knn~n In Paris, and that II
he came The thteo would 20 to9etheE. II HI
lr1cDd did not come, he ana VI; GnsEo1d wonld
one accompany him who could SPEAK French.
Nj. Tuck iu11neE1y Elce consui u lArts t,he sx-
siso a tfsa %p @ea cp,t.ea aaeT ssaas
ins the r1se1, ihn5 aeon arrived At plymouth
.is:ss ' snd ~ sessei atner seio.ac seemed
10 pay deep stteutiun to the sermon. and con-
5sS'ee a II ~ &c 70 a
placc of &orsh!n,' sad Mt. beeche1. Ia dcse1b.
ing Tbs eceic. i W.. Lot uns,l ne lAlcr pArt Of
the k-rvtce inst Mr. Iseecaer wAa InfUFned Of the
CatncreB prtteDcc, 2nd Al Bopu Is II WAg Ia
i.heI y Eelt futw9td to meet hlM- ...-
Father s33ACintht vas Introduced TO Mr.. Detcher
by Nj, GEtaR old, Of the Fifth Avenue uoIel, and
xas warmly greeted Father H.arlnthc cI-
pressed his hnppiut4H 10 nect1ng the great Amer
lclp pulpit orutor, and referred win tmpfesse-
meut a1.A entisfAction to-" having INC: Ills dis
tipeu,sheh ttsler Mira I: :ttr: i1ctroer S:owel
upon The ctenIn9 prevloua- 1;a eh1etl two
| Ectic!s Of tntrDtiucf1nD to Mr. he&.tt-one 0t
| which waa from 4 member OF Tsmotth Church.
EbW In I'xI1s-
| Bt this fmc tho ncws Of Fhtner ltyacia,he's i
pre.enre had rIIrrAd throughout the church, aud
lrxp!c the ap| cals q Mf. I1tccher, OF any ut1el
| map, the runrtcgston refused to eu!Rta'c. They
htnttt tn on tue Keats a1i backs Of the pew. md
| piled Into TIC galleries uun lAe iatrs ~usr nlicd
with \ Htiil no-e Of huH;an ifrsh and 40 forth. A
| tht pucie.l for a long tine attcs. Seldom. 4
tytr. has any man cscT rcreIScd II, any tncttcaE
rhurh rucis u tPontaneou%. f1eaTti. anil thorough
| j. earliest grrttihG4
| Mr. uexcncr extended to Father H1aci1the .
hearty welcome, ahd Expressed lA Etr-At p]easur1
] Al rlahiDX ht1 acquaintance liz cxplnncIt tina
the enthutlastle reception Ut hts people vas no
l spontaneous 0nthnra! 70 HIN IN the great Euro
| penn exponent aEtl A1vocate Of tho Independence
! I'll chr1ktia0 ni1uloht.
To this Fnshrr uyacinthc male hnppy All
| cOmpilutentaIY rcEhr- Bud, Mr. Uecchcs oelua bu
| I'LL Infsrettt FfrnfE kGhGtAF AfI1 ftG Father no
understanding EuRltsh. the tntrfy'ew Terminated
Several members of tbe church wero nretentet
their outrage utnl toUk t'c1-sht drive The al
NaA cool aul hrnc1hg. nts'l fht If:ar seemed to b
| In The very hest 0f spr1ts-
The pnty retusnrti to thn Fisth Ascunc unte
AtHDnt dark, nl't, after 8uprt wAE, Father H{a
tuliie retired for tue night.