, 1865-05-26

PA11s. lusscAJ. M&y y, 1865.
AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION or MoCKS1Sa.
As / mcntiuled un Friday last would be
the case, line first public demonstration of
American feeling In this city respecting fhe
lnte dcplorable events. took place on 64tur-
day, in the American Episcopal church, Dr..
Baya1d. It Was very properly considered
tliat thls religious manifestation Of rorrow
and submission to the DEGREES Of Providence
ought to p1eces1e any display OF patfiotic
feeling and Just indignation agalst the assas-
sins Of our Chief ruler. Tue cali WAS msde
in the names Of eight Of the principal Amer-
3can residents in T.sris: Thos. II. Evans, II.
D., John Muaroe, T. y. B. Curtis, John Lam
son, Jamcs Pbalcn. Wm. Il. AspInsa
Geo. r. Richards ind +. n. Stertns. Tbese
fyenuemeu, Of al determinations of Chris
1iaIe, willingly assogtnIed themselves With
the Rev. ". .. Lameou, Rector, In this move
nent. Tie assembly Was crowded to oTer-
flowing by ntn OF Vii opl1inna, both Amtri-
cans mud lorcisIefs. Many wea-Iaown meu-
be1s Of the Republican party In the Chamber
were present, aud 70 also was H. Berger, the
ce.ebfA.cd leader Of the LcE1ttmists. The
pt,ncces Murat and her family were also
there; and F4inee Napoleon was represented
by lis Allc-de- Camp, G.u. Fe4uvunuicre, III
full unif,,m. The Ene1..4 clergy were 1cpres-
selttd by the Chaplain .i tue British En-
basey, the Rev. J. II. swale, VINO attended In
full canoncafs, and to's paEt In the service.
] may icy from tay own kno sl"uge, aed am
Indeed requested 10 mal.- knoWu, that acci-
dent only md the extreme ehortnees Of the
notice prove nd the NtlI.eh Alub2s .atior from
being present in rete7n. tn osgh t'e considered
himself officially represented ny his CHIP
lam at religious observance. Hts
absence wns more cxcnsab!e, as the
American Munster " - aito AAab4e to 4ttenl.
Many French and Eug1ish person, were psrs~
<ut, anxious 10 eeize the Arst oppo -tu1lty
oiI11td them to disrl-y THEIR sympathy rh*
Church was deeply uIaptd in bla:k. and the
American I'm, hung tsom The roof drapea IN
the eaune k:mhlcmt VI MOURNING. The service
consisted In The }kn, tent1ai l>satm and tt4nys
the music being exceedingly solemn and i'm
rr+ssiEe. II the elDse, Mt. Lamson addressed
. few words Of elaboration to feelings Of
resignation nnd cetuncRs and moderation Of
spirit. as become cht:Ssian men cnaer thls
awful diepeu5atlun and wicked i:oyocation
to wrath aud the Taat congregation retired,
I think, edited mud soothcd ty this first out
let given TO their punt up icelinss.
MEETING IT he. n1GE1ow's.
1must reseeye space il this letter to men
ton tue result OF Il m-rtinE TO be hcad this
day at the residence OF Mr.. Bigc1ow, whittier
/ eba11 presently have to nrucred. Nran-
while may nrution few Other incidents IN
thoughts ard actione.
PIECE Or FOLLY AND 1T FAILURE.
4 xcll:lnteutioncd; but lEjndicioue attempt
was 1uAde Gyap English clergyman here, tic
ReT. A.Gufuey, to invite s. Eis iishneu and
Americans. whether North or Sou h, In na-
uonal expression Of profound horror at The
date terrific dctd'' The attempt failed,
naturally to &tteud The American ceremony
fixed Tor the SAINT dry and hour. mention
the 1l,oVe c:fCutnBt auce mcrc1y lec1usc IL I'D
to the publication Of two lritcrs. one from
Gir. Gurney; 1cqucsting tle atteudauc- Of nit,
Slidel.. and auulAer IRON the latter DECLINING
go TO atlend. Tue cLlrf reasun given IL thst
his attendance would br sut,Eect to ''mikcou.
structton." ] make no further comm.n's on
tie nboye incident, save that the 1cn. bi Mf.
E!Idel's letter was dissuAsiye from attendance
= generally hy Eouthcrucra ut the ceremony in
1uestipn, may add that his letter was pub
7,sIed. with III. Guney'e, 10 Gazignaars .Ne..
,sx1qrr,. without either The wish NJ aequ!es'
1cc1ice Of the litter. The general effect on the
7oublic mind has been decidedly uutarorablc
10 Tue Confederate representative
ACTION OF TIE CHAMBERS.
Yeste,dav. in both the French Chambers
The government officially communicated the
dia,atcL Of condolt:nce and indignation I'd
dressed by TIT Minister Of Foreign Affairs Ic
the french representative 1t Washington, 70
1t b, the latter communicated TO tae Atnera
can Government. In both houses the feeling
Of horroraud disgust were loudly expressed
Ihc Minister q State pronounced ~ elegant
Gnlos, upon air. Lmcoln. upon his :. catlI
n'n,hes- a:'d inSncible energy" in times G
trial, anl aboxe MI Ills "y(n-roux. mod rate 0ns
coneaiote,y policy ia t&3 hour Of rIaory.n Thcst
1att ords were en tus:as.ua .ly npplauded
and the whole Proceedings registered In tht
lectrds Of tbr Ch9lua.r You WIN perceive
:A4t III tic Rep,cr..t,s';'s, C.nu.bers OF Eng,
land. s.-'fn, Italy. rs'.sei.. ..rtsvh"sc, th,
rune eynsI'ntAt-: tar' :.s'n .ci",.1 cx,.rc5sSo1
10. ] might I'll cotuiln- .:'n ::a. f1ctalis.
TIE EEETJyG - .n r;rEr1A's.
i lave tust returned ..uni TIC meeting ap
p:Int.d to TAX" place 1T t." AMERICAN lie %
lion. Tie etteudnnte WAS very ruuerous
and tue .tc,2inQ 'su y IS .uighl he auticp4 -e4
under the circumstances. Zion. Ar. BiE-lou
took the cEair, aad Ildn. Nr. fo.g, q. 4
Minister from Berpe, nl"v-d that Il tomm,.
t.r - ~" I .':.".'': i: he "h:iT u
d:.r - p. 49,. /: q: VI -. ~, =.