The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
FOREIGN NEWS.


The steamer Saxonia has arrived from
Southampton.
In the House Of Lords Earl Russell
moved an humble address TO the Queen,
expressing the horror and indignation OF
the House st President Lincoln's assassin
alton, and praying that their sentiments
be communicated to the American gov
ernmsnt. he said that the Queen had
written q private letter to Mrs. Lincoln,
expressing her deepest sympathy Tor her
nrepsrsble loss.
Lord Derby seconded the motion.
Earl Grey, consequent on Lord Palmer
ston's illness, and D'Israeli moved and
seconded similar.
The demeanor of Parliament was in the
highest degree impressive.
Mr.. Adams presided at a great mea.lng
of Americans in London, expressive OF sor-
row and indignation.
The shipment of the Atlantic cable IS
conducted with the grestest dispatch. II
is expected to be finished and the Great
Eastern ready to leave Sheerness in June.
Public meetings were held In London
and all the chief cities of Great Britain,
expressive Iof adherence of the frightfui
crime against President Lincoln and Sec
retary Seward. st. James Hall, London,
was drsped in mourning. The President
of the Emancipation Society presided sup
ported BY msDy members of Parliament,
who took part In the speeches, which we're
expressive of horror against the assasslnf,
and of deep Sympathy with America.
The Times hopes our manifestations OF
| Indignation and sorrow will be received by
Americans as spontaneous and genuine
expressions Of our feelings, wrung from
| nations heart. Let no Ona for moment
| coufound. this manifestation with any pO-
litjcsl object or ulterior design. We teel
| confident that this sorrow, in which Eng
land and America may without exsggers-
tion be said to share, cannot pass by With
ont leaving them better acquainted WITH
each other, and more inclined to friends hip
and mutual allowance for each others faults
than before.
Slidell declined an invitation to attend
one of the funeral services performed II
Paris on Mr.. Lincoln's death, stating ths
no one could feel greater horror st the laI'
crimes, but feared his p esence at the cere
monies would lead to erroneous nterpretS
tions. .,..
Oonsols heavy at 9OS. Confederate LOAF
l26l5. French rentes 67f 4Oc. Nlrginli
SIS two per cent. higher.
FKANcE-Nspoleon left Paris on IN
2sLh ult., for Algeria. He was receives
enthusiastically st Lyons and Msrseile'
The Empress was appointed Regent,
The American Minister thanked Dfoay'
De LHuys for condolences.
M. RUuher communicated to the CnsH
hers a dispatch conveying the sympathy
France. on account OF President Lincoln
, assassination, to the American Minister.
l Similar addresses were agreed TO IN u
, Senate. .--.-,.n, q,
RusgIA.-The Gar has given sbsnndI
tloo TO the new Czsrowitch-
= The St. Petersburg Journal express
svmpsthy with America on MIR. Lincoln
Il murder, and hopes Mr.. johnson Will pro
= a worthy successor.
ArrsTRIA.-The Reichsrsth unanimous
A voted an address 10 America eEpre5sh
svmpathy. The Government expressed
7. ,6a American Minister ST Vienna Its de
8 sympathy. C,o;i
= forvarded an address Of coincidence
= SpAGE.-Rumors of a ministerial cri
are uDfounded a..
Il and English wss performed IN Berlin
We tue I'd inst, 70 the memory OF MT. li'ncI
il A numerous deputAtion WAS present
he msrck attended, and tho KING was reI
An sented by his aids-de-esmp. The Gnu
Dc was crowded. r.,
m LIyERPoo1, May 2, Bveuing-Co,
lst sales for the Two days 20 900 bales, lnc'
ths inc 1000 to speculstors and exporters
: market is firm and unchanged. -.
nd Flour quiet and firm. lsz
ant Whest firm, and holders demand sn
~ vance of I'd. which checks business So
ion what.
sst Corn steadyj naked 29-9de
an Beef steady. te3
ex- Pork quiet.
To- Bacon tends upwards. -.-..
- d Lard quiet and steady. ~ itll
Coffee inactive.
R,cS ouiet and steady.