The New York herald., 1865-05-15
THE ASSASSINATION.
Eject Of the Murder Of Mr..
Lincoln i'm France.
Our Paris Corrcspondence.

Our Paris correspondence.
PARis, May Q, 1885.
Manifestations Of Sorroo-The Studcns' Demonstration
and Address-Religious Ceremonies-Lster from John
!yHdeu-Lettcs from Members g the Corps Lcgisla.v
aud OAers-7he action Of the Gocernment-Commu.
Sscaton TIE Ssate and Corps Legislab- Remarks et
he Minister of state and the Presidast- Meeting Of
American, 10 Day. dc.
Manifestations of at the irrcparablc loss
sained by nation continue to exhibit themselves
every band On the very day the terrible was re
reived NJ Drouyn dc Lhuys Minister Of Foreign Affairs
despatched letter Mr. Bigclow expressive Of his
row. and imme iately upon the return Of Minister
nom Brcst twhither he had gone participate in the
ceremony Of the opening of line Of railway he
Has waited upon by alddccamp Of the Emperor, who
expressed TO him the personal regrets Of his Majesty at
she loss TO the nation and bis horror Of the crime
Since Mr. Bgelows he hrs been overwhelmed with
seters of coincidence from all parts of Europe.
On Friday afternoon last ne received calls
from GARNER Pages and several members OF the oppo
sition in the Corps Legsatif, well from consde
rsble number Of literary men and others who have
always sympaihized with cause. A large number
also called the Consulate Friday and Saturday, and
In accordance with the custom here subscribed their
names In token OF coincidence
One of the most remarkable and noteworthy demon
n,rstions was that made by the eunessc dEcolcsthe
students Of the Latin quarter On Friday afternoon
about three O'Clock nearly thousand OF these young
formed In procession for he purpose Of proceeding
70 the American Minister'S 10 present 10 him address
prepared for the occasion we'd tho Pont San Mi
rhel, which the Seine IA continuation Of tho
Boulevard Sebastopo, the procession found itself
peded by barrcade OF policemen who ordered the
dents 10 dspcre and upon their doing 50 with suf
nclont promptitude arrested several OF tscr numb
About thirty Of them proceeded 10 the American Minis
tors and presented to him address, OF which the fol-
lowing s portion and fair specimen, In style M
spirit, " the entire document
In President Lincoln fellow citizen. There
are no longer any countries shut up In frontiers
Dur country - everywhere whore there neither
sers slayeswherover people bve in liberty nght
Tor IT, We are fellow citizens OF John Brown Of Abra
ham Iincoln and OF VIII ann II. Seward.
To US young mon, TO whom belongs the future is requ
sitc grand energy to found true democracy We Cart
our eyes 70 the oicr side Of the o. learn how
people which has known how TO mako itself free knows
how 10 preserve It's freedom.
He who has tust been struck down was citizen Of
shst republic where the greet men areno the cCnque
rUrs who violate right and the sovereignty OF coplo but
she founders aud the guardians OF their independence
hko Washington and Lincoln. Probity, simplicity
snergy ~ the struggle moderation In victory respect for
liberty always and everywhcroheso were the qualities
OF he cect OF the American people To strike such
men ~ - strike the law itset
One OF The students Informed me that Mr. Bgeog re.
reived them with great Kindness and courtesy and re.
piled 10 tbeir acdress.in few oxceIasuy expressed
sdeas
The feeling Of sorrow ger .al Tho Journals ~ every
shado Of political opinon haze expressed their rrrc,
a the great crime comm ttei md their sympathy ith
our mourning nation. md tiually ind too, a. e.,
same expressions Of sorrovina principal exceptions b.
sng among fome Eng nei and women whom have
snet and few Nor'he'a copplrheads and sonthor,ls
who lily conceal their gstncn a at tho assassination c
ahe President
IL Is unfortunate that the expressions Of sorrow among
Nbe American community should have bean marres and
Sterferci with by the jealous action OF clergy.
II was understood that no action wouIsi be taken
s,np the Americans uut the return Of our Minister
Jp srunaely however for The peace of the american
ON Sonlty Paris there Ia chronic religious sqcsbble
here ych haf been in progress for the past I've years
There chapel erocicd by Christians Of all deuOn,ina
ons 40 meet and worship tbore, and there another
'nce ed devoted entirely TO the Episcopal oreedaEi
form Of verhip The cler Of ibis latter church
70 get up demonstration his owl ss-
peuni and beo The arrival of Mr. Bigelow put CIR.
culars and Advertisements Eating that religious service
wouid be beld % Saturday his church When all
he gemenfs ~ors made the X " Dr. Sunderland,
,sstor OF tue Amen, an chapel which is attended by
hrsefouribs ~ the pea eanent aud transient American