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ARRIVAL OF THE CUBA
Sympathy for Our National Bsrsavs-
uent Pouring In frem all Parts
OF England and the Continent.
Interesting Proceedings In the British House
Of Lsrds On the Reply Of tho Queen to the
Address Concerning the Assasslnatloa,
&C.. &C.,, &c.

me eCunard mail steamer Cuba, Captain Stone, which
left Lverpoo at four O'Clock on the afternoon os the
sh aud Queenstown the 7th Of May, arrived ., tbis
post last evening
The London Tmes Gays the reception Of sr Fredenck
Bruce by President Johnsoa angurs well for the future
relations Of the two counries Il was fermai sos oos
was accompanied with cordial expressions on no's
sides which dvestod IL Of Formally, and Josneo u"
being regarded a fresh earnest Of amsty the 1'"<'
nys the language OF the President was pacnc ano ss
naniike, and Americans msy feel sure Will meet WIN
re sponse n England. The article conc'odes Dy express
sspe hope that the Idle words Of provoca,ion winch
have been employed BY irresponsible persons may %
buried in the grave Of Presdent Lincoln
The United States steamer Sacramento arrived at
Dover on the 3D. from Lisbon, and sailed again on she
ID for Flushing Daring her stay two Of her crew At
tempted V swim ashore. One was drowned The other
was picked Up by the coast guard and taken ashore 10
an exhausted state; but he recovered.
The Kangaroo reached Liverpool earyop the morn
ing Of the 5th Of May.
The Helveta arrived at Queenstown on the afternoon
Of the 9Th,
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Fsuoeu Wero WttnouS onooeo, though there Wes
better feeling Liverpool rates looking up, though
almost no freight was Offering. Flour was taken 70
Liverpool and this the only item Of moment taken
The engagements 500 bbla flour Liverpool per
steamer Ia 10 tons tailow IA 3D. 500 cases tobacco
70 Bremen, per neutral 7a 3d. 200 hhda shoe pegs TO
Hamburg L. Cd. The charters were 9 ship from st.
John: 70 Liverpool private terms; from Ricnibuc.e
70 Bristol Channel 76s bark hence TO Cadz, light
pipe slaves, 80; brig 70 Barbadoes and back,
g. 100; bark to Cow Bay, private; ship from Bucks
port to River Platte prvate six schooners TO Richmond
with hay and lumber at S6 for lumber and 50 So for
hay; one 10 Mobile and back, s. 750 voyage
private, and one TO Savannah, private.
PROVISIONS Receipts 1872 bbls. beef 1871 do. pork,
10S packages cut meats IS do lard The pork market
was irregular It opened Arm, but the buoyancy was
soon lost and prices fell 26c al0 large business b,tng
done both on the spot and to arrive The sales we're
500 bbs cash and regular a. s2s I2H $24 for new
mess-coslng at $23 rs; $2t so $22 for last years.
$2l 90 $22 for prime; SIS so $40 for prime meas
and 900 do mess for all this and month"; at
923 $23 60 Beef was dull and heavy, with sales Of
500 bbls at $40 $l4 for mess and el4 $18 for extra
do Beef hams were firm The sales were 800 bblA at
$50 $20 Bacon again dull and prices nom
nal Cut meats dull and heavy but without change
In prces The sales 200 packages at 4c i6c for
shoulders and 16ISc q lsxc for hams Lard was also
dull and heavy, but prices werS uomnally the same.
The sales 400 bbla and tercos at range Of 15c
TO 1so Butter sold at llc 23c for Western, and 2c.
40c for old and State. Cheese dull at 12c.
20c including common 70 prime
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FOREIGN POrts,

ArrwrRP, Nay s-Ar Mare Louise, Brlard, EYork
do % Mssh 4 HysT, % @Son xs o
Bow sosea a'S SSpeISo SD a: Rsds se,"s,o" BarnS.%
rs!ien Rsnsoon i,h Mary wbmndge cfesscS. Falmouth
xtx oAyss April as-rn por. sebr Alma, for Boston
,O,S Crescent CITY, Rlws DO aos Cry Boston, Iaser
ksoUt May sArr toreIy NareasseD, and Mag
% s;'ss ss sss is; sf;;;. r. 5s;
% eSdsa wilkins o%S 'iS
&C. "G M @ tS 'S b2e stssS So s sS2%s 2ss % 0sS
%oS crotsi; from sSors, ar 81 DO; s,spSes.on.
psods ps4 sd sT Sm Ff Gdss gsPg Ss
S ta;. Ne. rss Sss
csicoT Apr al port ship Antelope, Cole, from Co
RIO 81 a 10 AP ga s'S". SsS Fss: ss" Boston via
CILL.o Apr 2sIn pon sbip Live Oak tuOt Lrzle oak).
c@syrseos, Nay s~srr ssSf xSbls Bradford F,.em.u,
S:c1s ssl1S s s' sf s. Gasy & and SaS sss %
BrsA, nsrshsI ard Retriever May Ny"rs SD 9Th ps,s
boston, yoiau, Lsndersn SySi brig: G Alien, Miller
di sssYS:s % HiFss@s sGas D.,.uo from ca.o for
$ls:s ssS5s cs.'oo
HAMeuH0 May 2-Sid Deutschland, Hansen, ffOfkt 30,
New ton, HertinS, do; Da Cspo, Rode, Ban Frnncsco
ronni e,sL Beuefacress Berry and Venus Tobps Nyoh
eou,ss l.lard lh Bavaria Higgins, Manila; 2sl Snap
Hsvifl Nay B-hrf ses nship Columbia, Barton, NYok
SD 9th bIig Eliza White, Look, SsFus.
lNAors May t-On At anchor, Orig Cfeseept-csp'au on
shore, sick
.L.y.Tfco,, neys-Ar Constantine, creeyy and star q
,hs s. Perry kyo. "h Mossso 81 A9nn ns Lof',.ns s;
unior, l-ssli Anoante; bth, ksngsgoo 90, bndssman
Nyors; Recovery, Phi.sdelrhis. rs,.~ p,v
an, Damascus tsl, watts NcriEesl; s'orsr' D'y
cd Sd' y Ncsher Anthony. Boson; ab, Sam SHEPHERD
Frisbee MRtaraAs vie Turks Islands. -. c.-x.. AZ
Eu out 81 Columbia, ipsi Pbadepnmi bospnesu,nt ~
essnder vie lesioni AYerh; "h' so'n00's
u" s.o, mos mss ass xr ss,soo sherman New yo,h
Crest of he wave Wcodsurn vslpsiase oh Anglo sAson
Ss ss Hsss ssua, OTIS Boston; Adelaide Baker, Ba-
81 rp, on, ssS. Zephyr, Bissiow. po.ion.
onr. s aih Tor TYork 70 sa May 2s soren,
mains rom Nyork, arr 25th, about dise.
A., st ,lo no date, Eureka, New York.
yuwe, xs May Arr Magellan, Cumming, San Francisco
MsIicA April 2e-Cd Henry Blair, SYort; Volunteer
owog,srs March Io-A Rachel Ford Singapore; Mary
Russell Weeks Rio Janeiro 22d Spark the Ocean, Treat
Montevdso. Sid 18th, Courser Grnn, Queenstown or raj
Mariwopo. NAV s-Arr briss Mary Stewart Dennison,
-: Fdciia Stone, New Orleans, 10 load for NYork.
MAtArzi. May lar schr Arrow "kohermiller" Por'
Roy al SD eh, N Carver Treat Cardenss Clary,
Parker PhadephA; Stephen kdae EdRet, eAd Almire
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the CAPTURE OF JEFF. DAVIS.
How tho announcement Of the Arrest vas
Received in Richmond,
&C., &C., DC.
Ms. William H. Merriam's Despatch.

No. WILLIAM HI. MeRriem's DespetoA.
Riossosp Va. May l6, 1866
rcAu a.,., ,.n..,..,. =, a.. ..,,r.. =, Lar n.r,.
ine o"'o'@ Anhoun0o"ou' VI '"0 0~p'~'o ''" D.'
and his suite was received here early yesterday morning.
and n concurren. and conarrstive desnatch from Mr.
o..... =. - ,.-. 80. NJ. c.,.,.,
s~n'on came 70 nano as' eVoo'os. Aa'or "0ne'a'
Halieck, commanding had the gratifying news posted
.or.r;.,,o,s,v ana m hu,,atn bo. rd in
.o"'ps -. es..y y. 49,.
the Vestoue Oh the ste residence OF MT pavs n 'h'S
city wherein now resides the commander Of the grand
n,,,,arv a;,s,or os ,a. yam.s The .nnourceuent NJ
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: CLEARED
Steamship Scotia tBr Judkins Liverpool via oueen'own
.ssSs.ss%.;SP .sSss%;SsP United Kingdom Br, Munro olA'so"-F
css s Ria % Aeo
Ship Harvest Queen Hutchinson, St John, NB-C Mar
ss fsds fGs:ps pss sss
j Bark Hermos tNorwh 0asen Rchibuc'o, NB-Funch,
ssrs PieIsdes Miller Cow sayystss PSrtsrssa
sGs Essssss' s
Brig Cssns, Yates Cow Bay-fssSs rSrerssa
Brig Hannah Br) Connaughson, Brdseport-Brstt Son
schr ysy 2s,lA lsr Burnett. Bsrmsds MScGn a Fra
& sehr IN Flint Post; 4. Cow Bnymsoow sasgsss 8 =
schr jamestown, MegIn, Fortress Monroe-E Hurlbus
schr A Hersche, Mayhem. Phlladelphia--van Brunt
slaght
Schr Minnie Kinne, Parsons, Phladepba-Van Bruot
Schr Plymouth Rock, Parker Boston i Dayton 4 Co
scbr Mary Brockway, Damon. New Hasen-a Racket
soop Mary Gray, Havens, ynca.vilIs;
ARRIVED.
steamer Dguoma Palm Norfolk. IS hours, with barge
barge 'si%sn ES%onas u i1 c. 'l'' NOTION.
SIGNS s., IvsBcS Nay rM
7h s
s:::I S. sisS:s S s.%s ss;$:
Palermo YORK; ioiS aooS ship Eagle
Mss @ ssss;s ;:s'S .:s
y: sA is$S: ?; :s.ss'f e. I.
lon passed steamship Persia hence for Li'srpoO
s s..%:s Dei;ss : . f.s
g. % s %ass r. 81 ss:p Hao
b. pass
Steamship Creole Thompson Havana May TO- Pm, with
s:s ns ;sa.s, ss TO Hnsss saspo. SS
dr, 80 nSE S,.. to Ms M sssn,0or winter. A.,
Steamship RSs:. % transpOr) Smith. Ae,audra, ls
Steamship De Hsiay u ..nspor.. sampsoo, Ae,sn
BARK Die Emit tPrus. KiooI Rio Jsneiro. IS days. with
tes Ss::.o SS:o. .'::
S e, W: S:s Ysre Carver Sid win bark
cone. s e .SIy @ D. coro;. rs 81 Prince " '' with
Brig Udca whemo!c Nenvs.s 10 days, with sugar and
G Ss fsaSua nI%pis ssrmads' conysr Bermuda d.,.
BARBADOS. ousy Para day.
with rubber 40 70 James Bishog Co.,
sa ss:sr:s e.
log Sss saas ots from T.o b%
with sugar. &c, % John 5 Hill.
sss; Sf'ss Rs s.tE1s Ssh sssls. sa
rsaas,on
schr Lisiie Glover, Auguss, 8 days
Schf RoIanna Burley Williams Taunton.
Schr lola, Tay yior Provincoown.
Schr J Palmer (of Ballimoree -, Providence, In
TOW Of steamer Petrol
schr Robert Smith. Pratt Providence.
schr Emily, Sawyer. stamford
schr Sias Wright, Smith, Cold SPRING
BELOW
Brig Isabella. Hanneld, from Para
Brig Sprinebok from Cenfuegos.
SAILED.
Steamships Costa Rcs Uned Kingdom; ship Emil bsrks
Campauero Prince Albert John Kerr. brgs Avon John.
Irs Margaret Boder schrs Evans Marshall Perrin Es
port Kate Mcfrii Gen Moore Mary Tlbbetts Clark,
NJ Bedel sam Colt Martin Spray, Dublin, Mary Hudson,
John Wilkes " d fr,sb, sarah Hail.
XInds
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j. = A HsrIes named g. .. Losdsione, ,
Prize Fight Between Davis and Dun,
for $4,000.

DUNN sJrB VICTOR IN yoRTy THREE ROUNDS IN ONE
HouR AND RI0Hr MINUTES.
The prize fight between James Dunn, Of Brooklyn, and
william n. Davis, Of California for $4,000, came OF
yesterday morning as Netsmora, Pike county, Pa The
fight lasted one hour and oigh minutes during which
time forty three rounds we're fought Dunn won tho
nght easily, his superior knowledge OF the art Of self
defence over his opponent carrying him through without
much punishment Davis was badly beaten about the
head, and when the sponge was thrown up In token Of
Of the fight that 10 "nrst blood" while Davis the
second event. 'the FIRST knock Down" Dunn fought at
the head throughout and his blows very heavily
rendered. while Davis struck mostly at the body but
generally short and did not do much execution Davis
the largest and strongest man. and IN tho wrestling
generally managed throw Dunn but he very def
cent In science could not stop the blows OF his adver
sary, and hence his defeat There was large attend
ance Of the roughs but they evidently verc on their
good behavior, aud everything passed on pcsceably
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS!

DAvDsoS-PEcKwELL-On Monday May 16 At the
residence of Colonel s. R. Pinckney, by the Rev Lot
Jones, HENRY W. DAVIDSON, ESQ.,, to MARGAREr PEcK.
WELL, both Of this city. No cards
HEsRMANcB- LEEDs.-At the Church Of the Covenant,
Tuesday May ID, by the Rev Geo. L. Prentss D. d.,
WILLIAM t. HsERnASCg 70 Miss SUSIE &. LEEDS both OF
this city
JoNHs-DRUxGoLD. D.-On Tuesday, May 10, by the Rev.
Valentine Lewis SyLvEsrER JoSes TO ANNA DRUMGoLD,
daughter Of John Drumsoid, Esq, all of Port Chester,
N Y. No cards
TArs-McQuADk-In Albany, on Saturday, May 13, by
the Rev. William sprague D. D., SAMUEL II. TATE, OF
New York city, TO Miss JENNIE McQUADs, Of Brainard,
Rensselaer, county, N. Y
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L Cours Onlsu1ar-This Dey.
pwAms oogar-ons -P.n 1.c.ascdass s neSss, sse Ia
Is: % ~ !s -: e; q: IN; - ''s ~ ''< '''
HS & lee tses Ia ~ NJ ~ H ,s ga y. 81 -
- &: e: g. e, n. ID i;s'. ~ ''s ~ ~ ''s
rss.es 80 ~ ScoCsr-Yuxr rus -Psn l-Nea soee, 49,
As3i, SSoS SssI ssee 6loox, stol. S4os @ @ssoe ssSc
SlOo Sll Ells GAIL Par 2-ko1 sJI0l .scSe1 soeS
lsoo 500 lseo t<>s ~, 7s2, soos ]Sso sss s'''
6Q2G 602e.
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The Payment OF Bounties.
TO THE EDITOR or ruR HERALD.

Win you please call attention 10 circular l. article
OF the raymastcr General, dated al Albany, March l.
1895, which reads as fSllows-"No bounty will be paid
to any broker, middle man agent but only 70 the
principal, volunteer drafted In person, or by
payable 10 hs order, 70 his attorney duly en-
powered provided by subd vision section Of Gen.
cral Orders No O. 70 parties duly authorized TO re-
receive The In reimbursement ~ bountcs hereto
fore legally paid under the aforesaid and herenaf
TER provided" Respectfully yours,
CHARLES w. DARLING
Assistant Paynastsr General
The New York herald., 1865-05-17
The Friery Case.
sUPREHB COuRr-GENEHAL TERM.
Before Judges Lngr aham, Clerk and Wells

NAY l0-TM People ws Bernard Frs1y defend
ant in this oasc win be rccoocted. convicted Of
tho murder Of Harry Lazarus, and sentenced 70 bs
hanged His counsel obtained writ Of error however
and the argument was Get down for to-day Tho court
room was crowded with anxious Of shoulder
htters and fancy msn whs seemed TO tako unusual
interest In the proceedings
Mr. hokeon, counsel for the prisoner objected 70 the
be ng argued this term, the ground that tho
TO the wr Of not ned until the rst OF
May and notice OF argument having been served before
that date the proceedings were Irregular.
The Court announced that II would render decision
In the matter to-morrow morning
Similar objections were madc IN the Lamb and Ferris
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SECOND BOARD.


TUtspAy, Aay 10 u NJ
BRtApsruvrs Receipts ", 7c4 bbls. 1our l22 do
corn meal s42 bags do 1852 bushels corn, ITO do
oats oo1o do barley Tho market for State aud Western
four was again dull and prices fell &C. Toe under tho
influence OF heavy present end prospective arrivals We
noticed some littio shipping inquiry ,nd 500 tbs
wero shpped 10 liyeTpool-the lrst for long
tlne--tho sales were 0200 bbis, the market
closing heavy OF our quotations. couthern Dour
was also duh and hoayy and the sales conn,d TO
coo bbls. Canadian nour hkewis, In limited de-
mand and prices nEan favored the purchaser The faies
were 400 bbs at the annexed proes Rye our was dui
and nominal Corn meal was dul but prices were Win
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

NThe rhcat mnykct was IN fuIl svmno,hy with flour,
and with q light export and milling demand combln
with expected heavy arrivals soon prices fell about lc
further, though 20 decline was oied Tho sales we're
10000 bueheis al 81 81 for No Milwaukee, 81 20 t.r
winter red Western and 81 55 for state Rye Was QUIZ
but prices were nominally unchanged. Barley was also
dull and nominal Malt was quiet Corn was unsettled
There wcre sales OF 81 coo bushes at 81 81 0S for new
yellow Jersey and souihern and white New Orleans snd
e0c o2c for Western mixed aud yellow. Oats were duh
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There viii be q trot for $500 p D., this afternoon 81
tho Fashion Course.
w. Conkn has put Cenrevile Course in order for
trottng, and intends to offer liberal purses for ot
ters In short time.
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY RAoBs-sEooSD DAY.
TUESDAY. Nay 1o-Sweepstakes for four year olds
colts and nnies two mile heats entrance $780, forfeit
S566i the club 70 add 81 600 Closed With seven sub.
scfibens. . -. .---,
J. A A. Haypsy named gr. O. Loadstone, by
Lexington, dam Blue Bonncts, BY imported
Eedgeiord. .........:. 80; .;..;......
j Ford Co. named br c. Donerail by LeEng-
ton, dam Crisis, by imported Margrave.
McGrath h Ward named b. Tippersry, BY
Ringgold, dam Roxana, by Chesterfield. ......e . .
j. Ford Co named br. o Grant, by Lexington,
dam Amanda Morehead, by imported Glencoe. dy.
r. A. Alexander named b G. Asteroid, by Lex
ington, dam Eebua, by imported Glencoe. dr.
john Hunter named b. o Kentucky, by Lexing-
ton, dam Magnolia, by imported Gleucoe.. dr
r. A. Alexander named b. o Beacon, by Lexing
ton, dam Bay Leaf BY imported Yorkshire dr.
Ttmc, 341, 3:l0H, o41
The weather was delightful and the track IN capital
condition. The attendance was large and tbe betsng
very heavy, Tpperary having the call
The New York herald., 1865-05-17
The Navy.

TIE CASE OF CAPTAIN MEADE.
The evidence offered before the Naval General CouN
Martial organized for the trial Of Captain Richard W.
Meade for the loss Of the San Jacinto the morning Of
the 1st Of January ast having been closed, John W.
Ashmcad, Esq, counsel for Captain Meade, will this
morning submit his defence The following ofhcen
sttute the court Commodore 7. sefridgs President
Commodore g. II. Bell Commodore J. Lsnmsn, Captain
Melancthon sm.A Captain wm NJ Walker, Captain ). B.
Marchand, Captain James Alden, nembers: H. h
Goodman, Esq, Judge Advocate. Fred j. warbusson,
StenOgraphey.
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The Turf.

The Turf.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTT1k0.
TUESDAY, Nay 1o-Sweepstakes 81, 500, mile beats,
best three IN I'VE, in harness
II. Woodruff named br m. Sally Come Up. ......1 !
X. Walters named b. g. Jimmy Lynch. ..........2 2
D. P6feT named b. G. Rockand Boy. ............S 8
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AMERICAN SECURITIES.
oey.y in business during this week, and prices
pressed United states sos cay 63Ai kries, toh
6s.r SECURITIES Without ,rausscons ba, ,So nominal
stations ars-MsssAchusetls De, so 81 Maryland os
- o.; virgiular, 45 a&I; Pennsylvania s's, Asato
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LvrRroot, May g. 1885.
rns Brokers' Circular nys:--cot,on has 6eeu in good
s ..ss s s T@as rS
ihsrc has been less animation than last week The ad
vance OF The Bank rate TO four and half per cent eser
ssed but ue influenza American has been In good re-
quest particularly for export; but during the last two
ays has duh Of sale aud closed partially Nd per
~ below last week For sea Island an improved IN
sury has prevsed-s further concession OF about 3D.
fss 10 having induced more general business. Brazils
s, weeks ra,es barely supported East India and
hpa cotton Of the nner gares tends upward Sales Of
a, $50 for export The quotations sro:-
fair. kiddltng
Drlcsns.....,s..... ...,.......... lid l4hd
Moobes.............ss....' lsAa
IphuuSssssss ssss's'..ssss.'.'''''''' ioa' ,,s-ss'
Yesterday Fndsyj the business vas about 5000 bales
ats nsray unchanged rates The stock on hand rs ost
soalsd q. ssi oio bales Including s7,44o American Al
Trade st Manchester yesterday was very quiet but
yreduoers Of rood qualities whether Of yarn or cloth,
were erm IA iher demands WITH this exception the
turn Was rather W favor Of buyers.
LIVERPOOL BRgADsTUFFs MARKET.
Hesrs Hehsrdfon, Spence a 90. and Bigsnd
pate, 2is 2ia Cd Wheat quiet, aud prices favor
Ssyers 70 eject sales was necessary 10 conc do Id
psr ceoial Red Western, S. ID IS. lot white, Be-
"a q "a od. Corn neglected, aud generally Cd. pcr
eaasier lower Mixed, 2es. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
fesss Gordon, Buco 4 Co., aud Bo1lt, English
Brandon report -Beof Active and Grner, especially for
Esv prime mesa pork-Steady .mand ai hrm prices
bseOs N f.Ir demand a. full rates Prices range from
h "a t7s Butier-Thc season for American 10 about
essr Che 80 sus, Lard qiIc. and rather essr ssles
hoo tons at tes Cd 60s Tallow quiet; prices have
"eeaea 70 Ssa Cd sVs Cd for North Amercaa.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE nARxEr.
me brokers Circular repots:--Ashes Drmer for pots,
tne sos nee OF arrivals; kates al o0s for new with
ks"M IVA I'VE Cd. Sugars opened active and Sd.
80 aessF e-i sossd quiet Coues aaiet but steady.
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The Latest News.

There is nothing OF moment in politics. The
o,e continental Journals coming TO hand TEEN with
ar' les oI sympathy for America, ana warm euogums
hpou Mr. Lincoln.
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Address or the Prussian Chamber Of Depu-
s1&-~---s- - .rs - s..zzE

y A Berlin on the Cd inst, the address OF sympathy
from the Chamber OF Deputies was presented 70 the
american Minister. His Excellsucy, 10 reply, thanked
the Chamber the name OF the United states govern
r,embers or 90 lustrous and In every way 30 dstin
sashed an assembly He lamented the great loss sus
great services rendered by the Germans to the cause Of
the Union, and said that America would forget
what the Germans had done for her Mr. Seward
-. S. now heteE He death would be almost great
3oss q was thai Of T Lincoln. The death Of the Pres
Gent would create change 10 the policy Of the North
eat the viii Of the people, and the will OF the people had
renamed the same There no fear Of any change,
for Andrew johnson statesman tested during
ng public career, and elected the samo time as Abra
ham Lincoln.
-
~ Mazstnt's Organ In Mourning.
Tes Unva lattana- the organ Of hazznt-appearcd
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SHIPPIN q NE w S I.


ALMANAC YoRK-zuD
SON ~ NOON RsEs morn -
ii nioa wAfBR .evo ~
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THE ASSASSINATION.
The Quee ms Reply 20 the Parliamentary
Address.

The Queen ms Reply to the Parliamentary
In tho Heuse OF Lords the 4th inst Vscount Sidney
the lord Chamberlain, and in the House OF Commons
Lord Probytre, Comptroller Of the Household, brought
up her Maesys reply address 10 reference the
assassination OF President Lincoln, which as foa
iews:-
entirely participate the sentiments you have addressed
70 the assassination OF the President OF the United
States and have directions TO Minister at Wash
nssn to make known 70 the OF that country
feelings which you entertain, IN common With myself and
whse people, with regard 70 this deploraoe event
In the House OF Lords, on the same evening, Lord
RAvENswoR,B asked Lord Derby to explain the in
which, In the debate in reference to the OF
Presiden, Lincoln he had used words implying that if
the Confederates in any way connected themselves WITH
or jesed the perpetrators OF, this great crime they
would commit worse than crime-a gross blunder The
expression capable OF being misntepreted but he
Aelieved Il used 10 the sense In which the
ark applied BY Prince Taleyrand the conduct Of
Hhe First Consul In reference TO the murder of the Duke
OEu hien. namely that the crime thus committed
political bIunder, fraugbt with even more serious conse
Quences than q crime.
The Earl or DsRsY said he did NOT think IL possible
Mat any misonception could exist 10 the
which he used the words What he did say was ths:-
mat he entirely dlsbecved that the author
Nss, from their former character would give their ap
proval sanction TO this horrible crme that they
would not view with feelings the utmost adherence
and be added that II IL were otherwise they would be
guilty not only or crime but using the we'll known po
htcai aphorism employed by Prince Talleyrand, they
would be guilty OF what was worse than crime-a
Ing what not only highly immoral In ITSELF but that
which cond do nothing but innct the serious in
Jury upon their political cause IL was IN that senee only
bhat he used the term.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

Sympathy or the Portuguese COrtee.
The Portuguese Cortes had passed resolutions express
sng sympathy with the people OF the United States at tn
assassination OF President Lincoln.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

~ Mal1tnt's Organ In Mourning.
Tbe Unv0 latt1na-the organ OF hazzint-appearcd
the 10th OF April with black border the occasion Of
Hfssident Lincoln death. at.r+
The New York herald., 1865-05-17
Public Meeting. OF Condolences.

Public meetings and resolutions Of sympathy with the
American people continue 70 pour In from oil quarters,
And Il Is clear that almost every public body 10 England
che latest demonstrations by the workiuRmen
OF London who In edition TO resolutions Of coincidence
adopted rejoicing the Union and
.the destruction Of slavery.
/ Thu Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce had held \
special meeting record its profound and ndig
ostion. The resolution says:-Wbe expressing their
aeep sympathy with the Chambers OF Commerce Of the
United States and through them with the nation 1at
large on this national calamity they ferventy hope
ay delay the return OF peace and confidence 70
amjctAd country.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

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- and place in the cy lOo Ice Pitch
crs Of all quaties al s. w. HEATHS, 90 sxth avenue
corner " Thirty nrst street.
CrOP THAT sCRATCHfNG-AND USg WHEATOks
- ITCH OINTMENT II cures Itch aud Saitrheum u "a
hours Chbisins Ulcers and all eruptonsof tue
skin. Sold BY all druggists