The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-11

tion aud iorrov With which the odiovs crimes he'd In
splred The Emperor
II 10 reported that Queen Victoria viii sepd ecndc.
snce 70 Mn. Lincoln and empress sympathy With the
American peopls.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies would remain
dratcd In black for three days IN mourning for
Abraham Lincoln. The Minister Of France moved,
and tho Chamber ssroed TO ssnd an address to the
American Congress ,,pre.sss The grief Of the oouu
Try and the House at Mr.. iLinooln's ses'vsinston.
Sir Samuel Cunard died in London on the 2sth.
In The Court Of Queens Bench the eI,rsdition
Of Charles windsor, the defaultins cashier Of the
New York Mercantile Rank, vv srpued At great
length. The Lord Chief Justice gave iudsmen, that
ths offence -s not torEery aecotdins TO Enslth lag
misht be 20 by the Law Of New York. Conseluent
the warrant for crtr,dition y. required, and the
However. he vv still detained on . civil .rt
Nj. Cartier, one OF the Cansdian Commissioner, TO
continued dependence on England, and strongly
Assinst the Idea Of union With the niiod States.
Gov an Marc, the old established dcAlerp In Ame-
dean stocks IN London, who suspendcd payment in
the con usion produced b. the ness Of Lincons
snsiion, have PAID all liabilities In iull and resumed
he bin for the suppression Of religion, corpora.
,ious hsd been vithdrsrn IN the Italian Chandler Of
The Pfus.ian debate. in the Committee Of the
Chamber Of Deputies ,ho~ that the government lcots
upon the scgui,tion OF the port of Kisl AL absolute
necessity for Prussia.
h.sC C.n sl.l. -. 49, q. II
had taken place at Nice, and ,hs boiy PLACED on :
Russian fnssie for rsnsIori 70 CronsiAdt
tLstest va L,rrpooil
Liverpool Ap-,l ~ --epen,ns. The China. new,
created fayornbl. iupres.on American ,ec,iritic.
improved. Confederate loan fat, At {. material de-
ellpe. elo.lns n, 1i.ia
Th.,o . s,s., meeting s,,.ubi,d ~ Nth, a, q,
tam,,, Hall Io,don. 70 .,pre,, Indi,natlon Al tbe
s,..,.,n.,lon of pr,,,d,n, Lincoln Man, n.mb-r,
q, p.,l,,r.r, ,,..,
Tn, r...Iv p.pers Ill coIn,l1e ,ith N. dali, pres.
in ,h,i, ,cm,,t, an I,nco,p,, ,,,.,,Ip.,lon Tho
Amy AND pNAyYG,zyrrEay.;
Nothing for many yc.rr ha. moved ENGLAND lhe
inc telesrsm snnounclne the event. u pays YARN
ss lot A. ths f.ct. the moTc on, SEQ, ths, ahoush
Mr.. Lincoln Is dead, tho Confedsr,tes are hopeessly
ecsen'
ne ssssainauon continues 'he H'-pe''""'ns 'oI'e'
Aaai'seo' OF SnPa'hy ahu ihuFha'lo" "'o n'oT' "u'
hefous' fahsn'ent VII vote sn s'afess on may '"'
Nap''o"n sent smo'echsc' 7" 'ne Alho''ea"
In' 'fuseian uo'e'hnl'n' shu 'nH"'pe' a''' '"7
i'A'ah CnAihuc' s''o oppression OF INC" " "pA'"''
uat,a rd Qu,essto-rn.l
Lir,rrooL April 9o.-Addre,scs Of coincidence to
the American people have passed the Lower House Of
the Austrsn Beichraih unanimously.
The Austrian and sviss Governments have for
performed funeral service yesterday.
The vote Of consure the Spanish Cabinet for the
late military conflict In Madrid w@ lot by large
majority.
Italy and the Popo have concluded an Arrangement
the Episcopal question the Bishops to return,
and the Pope will Immediately all the vacant secs.
The Brazilian mail has reached Lisbon, bringins
Rio Jsnero dsie- to April 9th large fore" OF fsra
guayans threaten 10 Invade The Arsentine Reluhho
In order TO attack Brazil and Buenos Ayrca Hoeui'
| ties are eIrected.
IMMENSE MEETING IN LONDON
SPEECHES on III. AssAssIsAuos.
Jondon, Ap,i 90. -On Saturday evening, the 9qtt
Of April an immense public meeting convened, undei
the au.pleca OF ,he Emancipation society, in 81
I,mo, Hail To expre.s foeing. Of grief and horror
the assassination Of Prr.ident Lincoln and .ymp~thy
~, ~, = d, -. :, a.. t.,t,aa a,.,.
WIN the uo'ehui'n' hnu i"''I'' VI Wv "'''" '''
| and with Mrs. Lincoln, Mr.. seward and family. Th'
s.,.ri.. of ,be hal, ,ere dr.pcd i'm black Over IN,
.' a. ~, g.,
| end oi the rAlery nuns the Amctlohn H<' iho mn
vas crowded with an audience, Who manifested no
merely their warm sdmiration Of the ehArso'er nn'
capacity q the late President, and sincere v'np'thl
with the people Of tho United states In the loss 'u'
tanned but their hearty spproyh OF the great cau-
,,,N.-.. ...,., -. .,., q, p.,,,.r,.r,.,
! The platform contained an array o' I.'e"'n'"''
&c eaeInen and many leading citizens OF the metropo
| "a. NJ, ,.dto. w.,a nre.en, . matoritv Of whom
HS many '""' "'V
were In mourning. Various resolutions we're carried
M, er,v nth unaniInity but With an intense feel
| ~, ,t
| ins rarey seen a. pupne hee'ut'
| Tho chair was occupied by William Evans, Presi
| a., =, a., pr,or.,,.,,or soc,.,x ne.,r, por,te,
ue"'"' '"o ri'"i'''P'S
| Stsnsheld, Leathern, Taylor, Potter, Ba1ior an
| Rarne, Member, Of Parliament commenced the pro
! -" ' -, a,
eecdingu with expressions Of deep sympathy WIN l
American Government and people, and entire conf
| ,.t A., ,tI-,..,t. :, p.a.,,o,, toh,,.o.
dehoe IN the adn'ih"ranoh OF ireaacn' oohhson
The Chairman Wa supported by twenty infuen