The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-22 00:00:00

MIMIC°.

Brownsville papers of the 22nd ult. state that
1,100 Imperialiste had arrived at Matamoros from
Monterey. A fight took place with Negrett near
that city. The Imperialists retre►ted, and Negrett
occupied Monterey.

(Per the Milos.)
" The full detail' which we publish," says
the New York Times, " of the effect produced abroad
by the report of President Lincoln's death show
the vast influence which the foreign policy of his
administration has, all along, exercised on the
political mind of Europe. It was never till now
made so perfectly clear how thoroughly Western
Europe, in spite of the prevailing sympathies Weer LONDON Wonirieo CLASSES' litngraciouslyusisui
with the rebellion, respected the honesty of Ilawnirrion.—Her Maisety the QOM boa
purpose, the firmness yet temperateness of esseeted tb• ales el reloweee of We exhon-
character and the perfect purity of motive which Tam ILATz C°11311""""1"Clizir to INDIL''
appertaiLd to all the official acts of the fr. Hash Boss, acelmPlatid b 7 Maier Beale' A.D.
arrived in London yesterday morning Irma Paris.
late executive. We hear, without perhaps more After the Chancellor of the Exchequer's
interest than we attach to the natural condolence drew briquet, in celebration of her MaJesty's birthday, .
of friendship, the touching tributes paid to the wassado, „,,,s, xte. memos. ww him mu smacowy,
memory of the dead president by the high-minded which wee origisally appointed for to-marrow evening.
journalists of London, who have stood by us un- Mrs. Gladstriek bell, anuouncod for the lat al Jam, '
waveringly through all this bloody trial. We have Poet mod to the 2ed ;ad on the 14th she will
tested their sympathy of ten on other occasions Earl ban'
Earl Granville, as Lord President of the Council,
more or less calamitous, and we anticipated that
wW give a grand full deer banquet cm Wednesday •••
now it would be what it has always been, free, gene-
at bra
mansion in Brataa.auses, in agekaaskat
roue, and intelligent. From the hostile press, on majesty% birthday.
the other hand, nothing could be looked for beyond Miss Burdett Coutts will give a ball in Stratton-
a decant regard to propriety in whatever it might greet on Tuesday, June 20.
say of the murder, or whatever results it might The annual dinner of the Royal Drsgoons •
predicate thereupon." take Own es Monday, the 29th Instant, al the
The Tribune has the following amongst other Tavern.
mimmenta :—" It must not be supposed that papers At the third performance of Nauman (on Pride)
like the London Times, by being for once compelled mixt/ Nab. Adam Patti will stag the 111.4 of Adak.
The Morning Herald is getting anxious at I
to reverse their former opinion and tacitly sallow-
-I.a Inv in whisk Mr. Smith's candidature Is pressedlin
ledge their errors concerning the American govern- 1--,,,r-aamisiass,
sad s__ he
wili
nee
molt, have forgotten to be impertinent. In the wet at a woe mmewabls.— "It would us 1=67077
same number, in which the Times glorifies an sc„,„,,ist,„ to fors,, a hole mm et him sad we nosy
American President, whom on • hundred occasions in wessugemen.•
it had formerly abased, it impudently suggests that Bov TlMews'& atit
a! r
idww Ind . HOSCITLTUNAL GAZDINIL—
bwiTbe ,
'Mr. Johnson should resign voluntarily, or, in case ww,kl7 ut=k
Saturday. The exhibition of s. (by
of his failing to do so, that public opinion should wean, sad Geghey. d gewhig) huger the meet
be so expressed in regard to him as to lead him to ...also otered ass altelvdaTiird rew„,lebbeee°6oo WOF
resign.' It does not seem to have occurred to the esPildp"°;‘, ..Ladyjaptmeir. ictoni.7.-77-g2k,:.:'F.rsi,
Times that advice so palpably insolent and uncalled bandysamm," " Archimedes," mid " ass.
for must entirely neutralise any good effect which detringrwitlliTT"*lnts Among
*trod a
vistlassBll"*.
otherwise its tribute to the memory of Abraham Mai; Vg Sir Wmits.ortli Bilks, Earl of filielrei. d,411'
Bishop of Dowager Orate. Ashbroohe, fib
Lincoln might have priduced." W Tarim. Lady IllArtker' Lady Sandford. Bishop
The New York Herald informs its readers that im* h. he.
the startling news of the murder of President Lin- GARIBALDI owrairoar Aryans —The :
coin produced a shock wherever the intelligence 2 k1,,,,,,h—ri-, ifs.ktvf.f.rsi
had been made public in Europe. "Immense theteestee got the Li- mesh gaggles gpms me ,
meetings bad been held in Liverpool and London, ceeseresi afi humility and ow slob wad. sad I
similar in tone and character to those held in this fnarts:srad„thatratitst IV eehheeeptejlee_weeltre-be
country and the British provinces. The event was arcs., it is well taws, 1411. 11.110 el mew Irish r"
announced in parliament by Earl Russell in one Witotsrtr_saßnhadsatteLlagliCa4bsa fled ut liaweaTagebagab-
house, and by Sir George Grey, for Lord Palmer- shulf,Tiacipla oniinssipatcsa of the &Val did sr r
don, in the other. The exciting and absorbing I..____,leesll in *Pigmies be the Hera Aneerwen. who a
, subject was to have been brought up again on the __-148=8 thes hitteereeetheseefeePatethe 47 la IS
Ist 11. t., for the purpose of requesting the Queen thee ter the geed el oppressed InmeerW Sees
to have conveyed to the government and people see ass tallrgrksttsgs. list theadietne.leirnethettl
of the United States an expression of the deep that wane. illessesisse Om became It
indigestion and sorrow that the crime had pro- *set. and,boolems_,_,...,suifi k1m"....."„ii
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duoed in England. Among other manifeetatiota ewrtehhari=bil .....
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and signs is • letter from the rebel agent Haws, Gimunalas. apse, May, VS6."

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