The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

Ns~ York, Nay 10.
The Asia II, arrived Il Hslifax.
fLasest vhs 0asenstous.1 ID

i LIvsRPooL. Nay 3.-An address d
condolences % the Americas psopls ba
J passed the Lssss il0uss Of The A Austria
Rsiuhsrath ussnimously.
Tho Austrian and 6viss Royerumest
have forwarded addresses. y .ss z
i The Protestant church Of PArb DC
fora,ed fnneral service Yesterday.
| Nspoleoo has lett Paris for Algeria.
| A vote Of ososure 10 The Spssish Cab;
net for the late military conflict 10 n I'd RI,
vas lost By large majority.
/ Ilaly and the Pops have conciuded !,
arrangement. The Bishop, are 10 tetur,
and the Pope will Immediately Gil vacao,
seats.
LONDON. April 80 On 6atsrds y even
ing; April 29th, IN immense public meet
,og convened under the suspieies df the
Emancipation Society in St. Jamek Hall
t, express feelings of grief au1 b ,rtor =,
the assassination Of Prssiden. L ncoIn and
sympsthy With the governmeo, and be ,o,e
of the United States, and Mrs. Lincoln
and Mr.. Seward aud family. TIE gal
leriss Of the hall serc drsped 10 black
and were crowded with people Who mani
fes.sd mot merely their warm I'd da1rasion
Of the character and capacity Of tie late
President aod sincere y m2athy With
the people Of the Uaited States 10 ihe loss
sustained, but their approval Of the great
casse Dir. Lincoln represented.
The platform contained IN Amy Of
Pariismsntary gentlemen and masj lead
iog citizsos.
The chsis ~as occupied by Wm. kvan,,
President Of the Emausipa,ion E,ciety,
n essrs. Foster, StaI6-ld. Taylor, Potter,
and B,xter, members ol Parliament, we,e
present They CON Deaced procee.iings
siih ex2ressirg.of symp ,thy With the An
ericsn government and entire Da6Jence
IN the administration OF President John.
s,n The chairmas was Supported BY
twenty II fasstisl members OF Pasiia men,
md . large array Of dissiog aished persons
representing every section of the con-
,inent.
Addresses and resoissions we're receive
I'd from Sir Chss. Lyall, Lord Hamillon,
aad Others.
Foster, nenhes q PAsliaueut, moved
he 6sss sssolstisa sha. the meeting de.
sires . eiss suersnoe to the feeling. OF
srsef and horror which it has Of the assas
,insiion of President L;ecola and the
marderous attack 90 Nc. S.sard, and 70
e1svsy 70 An. Liocoin aod to the Gov
srsnent AID people. ~ expression of
profoasd syapasAy and heartfelt condo.
lsace. Ne r. Gid this was the time
shen the u " blood biading E E,glish-
nen = Anericans VS. indeed traly feis.
A thrill Of grief and isdignatiod which
had passed through the lsng,h aud breadth
OF EUROPE. and especially possessed the
heart Of every Englishman - though
sone painful calamity hal fallen On him
self. This meeting would send By she
ship which left the shore that hight its
sympathy with the vidow and orphans
aoI country Who had not lost their faith
for ihs future. Hs was conf DENT IN the
belief that they would bear up| against
every blow like this, though il 81 sush .
blow as had never fallen on any Common.
sealth. lie expressed his conviction that
Presidents John.os soald cootinue Pfesi-
dent Lincoln's work Of restoring peace to
the country, and insuring freedd ia 10 oil
Who dwell ia it.
p. A Taylor, NJ. P.-Second resola.
ton. He expressed sympathy with the
American nation, which had los, worthy
successor Of Washington. Liocolb' = great
task had been fulfilled. lie felt eoaEdent
that The efforts of the new Goternment
would be continued ia the same direc
sion as l.ineoln's i, and that it. wonld effect
complete restoration OF the Udion with
complete emancipation Of tho negroer.
Lincoln died for that principle, but his
death vas not the symbol vi lis defes,
cut Of its glorious triumph.
Mr.. 8. C4,hetn, brother.in-law Of Mr..
Bright, concurred in the hearty tribute
psid to the ch.rac,cr and services Of
President Lincoln. They had sekn Amer
ica pass triamrbantly through gigantic
perils, and they coq6d sntly expected that
she would come out with 70 ,ai fofti,ade
and equ,l dignity from what vas. per-
haps, the lsst and greatest cf her ui-
o0phs.
Mr. Stan6eld, n. p, moved the mex,
resolution. that the meeting desires to
express its entire confidence ia the deter
miaation Of the U. S. government to car
y ont the polisJ 1t Mr.. Lincolo.
NJ. J. B. Potter, neeber Of Psrli.,
msnt, esoonded the notion. H. said he
nOQ sao1d II PAsliement o : saccessn
u Richard Cotden whose object il w..
eqnaIly With that Of L ncala 10 dignity
isoos. Lincoln dsstseysd slavery 10
Aasrisa. Il should = their wish t..
1sstsey sesflom at home, ADD be trusted
the result Of the copf OF in Amefics
.sosld b 70 giss sn impetus 70 the cause
Of reform ID Europe.
NJ Bax er, member Parliament sup.
ported the resolution. All the qaeslioas
of the last four years dsindled into ID !.
siRni6cance before the issue involved ia
the great coAs<se Ia America. Mt only
wss the grea, question Of slavery involved
10 the c0o,es,, but the question Of Coo-
sfisutionsl government Ill thToagh the
world. He did not bellows ! great cause
dosnnAaA IN : ainuln life add felf -,