New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
Wore Comments of London Papers OH tn,
Assnssinntion-Sec.s stanton 10 Minister
Adams.
From THE ('ork Herald. .g,riF ~,

LONDON. April 27.-The GIote says the news
from America will send thrill OF horror through TIC
land Ii is estimate the depth and breadth
Of the great calamity to America and Europe. Nh
Lincoln bad come nobly through great ordeal. HI
had extorted the approval Of lis opponents Al
least on this side o. the water They had reluct
!antly to admire his Grmness honesty, fairness and
saeaclty H. has tred to do, and had done what he
had tried 10 DO and had done what lie considered to be
his duty Wild InagDaIimity.
He lad never called vengeance upon one
individual In his dealings with foreign
cauntrs and his expressions with regard TO them he
had come TO be remarkable because among American
Pre- sdents he showed utness Of view and tone which
were not common In the honr when the cause he had
abcrcd FOX was about to triumph aud peace once more
prevail over torn and bleeding continent. He was
shot by a cowarily assassin. Who what food
gate This act may not OPEN to what other crimes 1t may
NOT lead, Tie future however deles conjecture. All
we can do TO express grief sincerely feel that
our trans Atlantic Cousins should have been deprived
Of one who will bencerth take rank among the best
and most honest of American Presidents
The Sur saws. The whole civilized world will lament
The cruel death of President Liucoln-dying that
the pro Slavery Rebellion has been pat down and slav
~ received its death blow. lie has accomplished the
mission he was raised fulfil and leaves behind him
pure and spotless nainc-the of martyr well
rs patriot;
The Dublin Ercaiag Fireman. Of the Goth says The
greatest President Of the Republic since George Wash
incton Eel. by the hands of an assassin
The Cork Herald also contains official telegram from
Secretary stanton TO the United States Legation at
Jordor detailing the incidents Of the assassination
and adding
The murderer OF the President has been discovered
and evidence obtained that these horrible crimes were
committed IN execution Of conspiracy deliberately
planr ell and set on foot by Rebels under pretense
|ayencing the South and aiding the Rebel cause but I
ia expected that the immediate perpetrators will b.
eaueht. Tic feeling occasioncd by these atrociou
crimes Is so great sudden, and overwhelming, that
cannot al present 20 more than communicate them 4
Won At tie earliest moment yesterday the Presiden
called Cbine meeting. at which Gen. Grant was pres
ent He was more cheerful and happy than l ha'
ever seen him. He rcoiced at The near prospect OF
firm and durable peace at home and abroad wuicl
ted in marked degree the sourdncss aud hon
es,y Of his disposition, and the tender and forgivni
spirit that so cmncntly distinguished him. Public "a
vice had been given that he and Cen Grant would d
present a, the thca,er and the opportunity Of addin;
the Iioutent-eneral to the number OF victims To D
murdered was no doubt seized for the fitting occasion
Of executing the plans which appear TO have beer
ia preparation for some weeks; but Gen. Grant Wa
compelled to be absent and thus escaped the design
upon him.
II is needless for 10 say anything in regard to u
Influences which this arocious murder OF the Pres
dent may exercise upon the afirs OF the country Bu
win only add THAT though Horrible and atrociouS
are the plans that have been resolved on by the eneme
of the countr. they not likely in any degree to In
pair the public spirit. postpone the complete an
final overthrow OF the Rebellion.
Iu profound grief for the events which it has beeom
my duty to communicate to you. have the honor to b.
/ VERY respectfully your obedient servant.
EpwN NJ STANTON.