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The Star mentions the necessity a The
speedy resumption Of the trade betw~ea
England and the South. and says they
cant with propri-'v make Representatives
to the American Government in this ~
spect as long as they recognize the rebels
as beligcrents.
Farther Point, May 8.-The principal
journals Of London alike describe the In
terss excitement which the latest news
created and alike give utterance to warm
eulogium upon President Lincoln. and
bitter denunciaiions Of the assassination.
The Paris aud continental journals con.
tain articles on the subject. Tho scene on
change at Liverpool will not soon b. for
gotten. The excitement has seldom, II
ever, been exceeded. Late in the day
request was sent to the Mayor to call
public meeting to express the sorrow and
Indignation of the people. The Mayor is
sued proclamation for meeting in St.
Georges Hall, on the afternoon Of April
9th, to be adjourned to the evening Of
the same day SO that the working classes
might likewise have an opportunity Of at.
teuding. The flags on the hall and other
buildings and the shipping at Liverpool
were at half mast.
The Liverpool Post of April 9th is
printed with columns in mou'ning.'
The Times says: Nothing in political
history can b. remembered that has ever
drawn forth more unanimous feeling than
this news. Personally President Lincoln
enjoyed the kind regards Of every one in
England. The extent to which his in6u-
cpce was exertrd in upholding amicabls
relations between England and the United
States y shown BY fall Of unsual severity
in all classes Of securities.
The Times editorially says the news
will be received throughout Europe with
a sorrow as sincere and profound % It
awoke even in the United States.
The Daily NeTs says: Lincoln has
not fallen in the flush Of triumph. for no
thought of triumph was in that honest
humble heart. His task was accomplished.
The battle of his life was won. In all
tine to come, among all who think Of man.
hood more than rank, the name Of Abra-
ham Lincoln will be held in reverence.
The Star pays warm tribute to Lincoln,
culogiscs his stcadfast policy Of peace, in
spite Of all provocation, towards England,
and also expresses great confde nee that the
North, even in the hours Of it first indig-
nation, will demean itself with the magma
nimity and clcmency which have thus far
attended its triumphs.
The Telegraph says: From vulgar cor
ruption, from factious hatred, from the
meancst jealousy and uncharitableness, this
great ruler was wholly free. AT last came
what seemed to be the fruition Of his h.
bors and the reward Of his patience and
courage. lie entered Richmond as co.,
aueror, but launched no decree Of pro-
scription against the South, for the fight
appeared to him to be over, and it was NOT
in his large heart to bear malice against
fallen foe. a'"
Much uncasincss was evinccd concerning
the fact that Andrew johnson would take
his place, and uufavorable deductions were
drawn from his conduct at the inauguration
At Washington, also from the tenor Of his
various speeches. ,ss,..
The Times suggests that he will resign
voluntarily if feeling aud public opinion
should be 80 expressed.
The Daily News says It has made sass-
full inquiry and 10 assured, On reliable a.
thority. that the incidents 20 reeretahb
vhich occurred 1t the instsllasioa q IL
vies-President cannot, without isjsslisa,
he taken 10 represent Johnsoo,s eharneees.