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it was countermanded before midnight, but it was renewed Christmas day, and the movement begun on the morning of the 26th. A New England dinner — speeches from Henry Ward Beecher and others. The anniversary of the "Landing of the Pilgrims" on Plymouth Rock was celebrated by the negro worshipping, tin paddling descendants of the said pilgrims, in New York, a few days ago, by a dinner at the Astor House. Among the distinguished guests present were three Brigadier-Generals, Hen. John Van Buren, and the Mayor of New York. There gentry, who used to make our brooms and blacking brushes for us before the war, took their dinner with one grace before it and one after to settle it, and then commanded their speeches. We copy a report of the proceedings from a New York paper. Mr. Wm. H. Evarts, the President, in his address said: New England had never yet failed in her duty or in her disposition towards the whole country. --(Applause) In the days of the Revolution she withhold