Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-15
Foreign Tews.

NEw YORK, May 1.-THE steamship 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 at President
Lincoln's assassination, and praying that these
sentiments be communicated 10 the American
government. He said the queen had written "a
private letter to Mrs. Lincoln expressing the
deepest sympathy for her irreparabe loss
Lord Derby seconded the motion
Earl Grey and Disraeli consequent upon Lord
Pilmerston's illness. moved and seconded similar
motions
The demeonor ofparliament was in the highest
degree impressive.
Mr.. Adams presided at great meeting of
Americans Ia London, expressive Of BORROW and
Indignation
The shipment of the Atlantic cable is conduct
ed with great dispatch. It'll expected 10 be fn-
ished in June
Public meetings were held in all the principal
cities of Great Britain. expressing immense 40
florence at the frightful. crime against Secretary
Seward and President Lincoln
meeting was held in ST ames Hall, Lon
don, which was draped in mourning; the pres
dent of the emancipation society presided, sup.
ported by many member. of parliament who
took part in the speeches which we're enthusiss-
tc and expressed deep sympathy with the Amer
lean nation.
The Times hopes our manifestations of irdig
nation aud sorrow will be received by the Amer
can "A spontaneous and genuine feeling wrung
from the nstiou's heart Let no one tor a mo-
ment cODf0und this manifestation with any polit-
zeal object Interior design We feel confident
that this sorrow, in which England and America
may without eIagges -iion be said to share can
not pass by without leaving them better acquaint-
ed with each other and more inclined to friend
ship aud mutual allowance for each Others
faults than before.
Slidell declined an invitation TO attend one OF
the funeral services performed in Paris on Lin
coins death. stating that one could feel greater
horror at the late crimes, but feared his presence
at the ceremony would lead 10 erroneous i'm
pressions
FRANCE Napoleon lett Paris on the 18th for
Algeria. He WAS receiyef enthusiastically AT
Lyons and Marsalles The empress was sp-
pointed regent.
The American minister thanked Drown d.
Huys for condolences.
ii. Rover communicated 70 the chamber dis.
patch conveying the sympathy OF France on ac-
count of Lincoln's assassination TO the American
mi mister.
BELGIUM The king Is seriously ill.,
RUssIA.-The car has given benediction to
the czarwitz
ne d. feLersourg journal expresses sympa-
thy with Americans on Lincoln's murder, and
hopes that johnson will prove worthy sue.
cessOr
AUSTRIA The reichsrath unanimously voted
an address to he American people expressing
sympathy.
The government expressed to the American
minister at Vienna its deep sympathy.
SwITzERLANp-The federal council forward ed
coincidence address to America
SPAIN -Rumors of a ministerial crisis are un-
founded
PRUSSIA Solemn service, in both English
aud German languages were performed in Berlin
on the % in memory of Mr.. Lincoln. Various
populations we're present Bsmark attended
The king was represented by aides-de camp The
church was crowded