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Ono Dny ltcr Sew.-C outinucd Excite
mept Ov r the assassination News.

HulVIFs anu inf hlNh VI Nht Ahh va huNDutY
awaited for news Of the development, Of the effect in
America.
In the House Of Lords on the eth ult. Earl Rus
eel gave notice that GU Monday. the LIST Of MAY, h,
would move sidruss TO the Grown, expressing the
'oIO~ and indignation Of the ous at the oss,sslna
tion Of the President OF the ni,ed states and pray
ins Her mNesy to convey expression Of those feel
inss to the Government OF tie United States.
Earl Dotby hoped the Government had taken
rains 10 ~@crtain that there nothing In the form
Of the motion rendering Il In the slightest desrce
doubtful whether unanimous ascent you'd he given
by Inc bOusc 10 the motion. A ptolUed The matter
VA unprecedented. lie va quite certain the eI.
PRECISION OF sorrow and INDIGNATION tor the srocious
mous 1-ent n the HOuse. Tut would rcp1c-,nt the
,s, me. OF eycry mau woman and ehhd In Her
Ear Russell sad Earl Derby W. correct in saving
,ns me Circumstance, were hardly qnpse,ideaied
OF the motion which would cause objection TO lie
taken to il.
In The llJusc OF Commons, Sir George Grey. In the
Glscucc u lord pamcr,ton, on account Of illness,
gave motto, similar to that given by Earl Russe in
the holss Of Lords, adding that the addIos should
convey strong feeling Of sympathy and confidence
With the government and people ofthe United states
The announcement ~A received with cheer.
There -v = great meeting Of the merchants OF
Liverpool at ST Georges Hall on the afternoon Of
the Y7th, express the sentiments Of the people At
the Assassination Of PRECEDENT Lincoln. The MsyOr
pfesided, snd he and several leading merchants
made speochcs dcuouncng the crime, and expressing
sympathy with the 1Sop.e Of the nited state IA
ttong terms. resolution expressing sorrow and
Indignation, Tcsardless Of all differences CT opinion
politically, Wa unanimously adopted and ordered 70
be -ent TO the American Minister al London, 10 ME-.
Liuooln, and to Mrs. Seward.
On the evening Of the same day, and at the same
place, there wV another great meeting Of the work.
ins classes. which similar resolutions aiopsei
A NJ has OIL
and lei to contusion, amidst which the meeting
adjourned.
The Common Council Of London. the American
Chamber Of Commerce in Liverpool, and public brdcs
In variour par OF England, have adopted resolutions
OF sympathy and INDIGNATION.
Large numbers Of Germans in London also present..
ed M address to Mr.. Adams
The TINES OF the 10Th says;
II s not using the language Of hypertolc In de-
nouucing the prevailing manifestations Of feeling ~
uncHanpied PRECEDENT Lincoln was only tho chief
Of reign seic 9TH which W. were not unfpguout
y In diplomatic or political collision. II, might have
been REGARDED ~ not much more TO Ne than the head
Of any friendly Government. And yet his
end has already stirred the frCnrs Of Me public
TO their dcpths space Of twenty four hours
ha suihced TO NIL the country not only with grief
and indignation, but 70 evoke almost unprecode utsi
expressions Of FEELING from constituted bodies IL was
lu' on Ncdnosda, that the inelllrence reached NJ /;
and on lhufrday the Houses Of Lords and Commons
the corporation Of London, and the people OF our
ehief Manufacturing toHm In public meetings as.cn
tfd nAd ftCorut~ tn"r stntnentF or expressed their
We've In the House Of Lords alrence OF pfedent Tor
tuch Manifestations Gtun.ly made the subject Of
remark. Tho address. which the Anne mean people
will receive from arr expressions Of sincere aud
unaffected sympathy.
Mr Macon, the Confederate commissioner, writes
10 tie INDEX to repcl the cnlumniou- assertion OF
stanton, IN his letter 10 Mr Adams, that the act.
we're planned and s't on foot by the rebels under
ptotcnte of avenrug the south and adinc tho rebel
cause. lie denies that stanton has evidence to sub
r,antiate his assertion, and saws that none will view
the CRIME WIN more abhorrence than the people OF
thu south. But hey VII knos IL Is the necessary
ohspius OF thUs scenes of bloodshcd ard murder aud
fvcrJ form OF uubgdled license which have siruAlizcd
The invasion " the south, unichuked certainly, aud
therefore instigatod by Their leaders and those over
them.
The London Tfvrg editorially referring 10 this
tsyu II the southern States Themselves DO not utterly
and even moro eruphn,icaliy rcnouncc 10 and t- Au-
thor, they will forfeit all the sympathy which 10
mains the solnce Of their nsiortuneA and drive the
The Federal caufc.
A dcspatch fIom Piris ssys Napoleon on receiving
the nevr dcputed aid dc-crmp TO call on the MIN
irer OF the United states request him convey "a
President johnson the expression Of profound allie.
ton aud sorrow with which the oiious crimes hal In.
vphcd the Emperor
It'll reported that Queen Victoria will 'cnd condol
10 Mn. Lincoln aud eIprcss sympathy with the
American people
The Italian Chamber Of DrTu,le, would remain
dthTed VI hlhck Tor thrte days IN mourning iol
Abraham Lincoln. The Minister Of France moved
aud the Chamber sgrecd to send address to tn,
American Congrcrs, expressing the grief OF the
try and the House at Mr.. Linccln's a-snsrination
Sir samuel Cunard died In London on the esth.
In the Court OF Queens Bench the cItradlton cas-,
Of Charles Windsor, the dcisutlng cashier Of ~,
New York Mercantile Bank. was argued a gros
eueth The Lord Chief Justice gave iud gment INA
the offence not for cry according to fngsh Law
the comnon Law OF the United states, although 4
might De 20 b. the law OF New York, Consequent,
the warrant Tor eGuAdltion was required. ana thu
prisoner urGopd to hc discharged pending bail
hoSeyer, he viz sti!l detained on ci'il writ.
Ar Cartier, one OF the Canadian Commissioners 4
England had b,eu speak M m advocacy of Canada'
continued dependence on England, and strongly
Aainst the ices Of union with the nitcd state.
Gonan Marc, the Old established ccseru In Ame
rcAn stocks In LONDON, who Suspended payment II
the centurion produced b. the utSrOi Lincoln's
raltion, have PAID al liabilities IN Jul aud Tesume,
The I'LL for the suppression Of religious corpora
tions had been wlthdlaH IN the Italian Chamber o
Inc Ptus.ian debate, in the Committee Of IN,
Chamber Of beputi-s show that the government look
uPon tht acquisition OF the port o. hIeI a. An absolute
The funeral obselIic of the Czacwi'ch, of Russia
hal taken place at Nice, ana the boty placed on
Russian niga.o tCr trsn-p1it TO CIonstadt'
--latest va L,rtrpooil
liverpool, A,ril 90 ucIH0,-Ihe China, new
created a favorable impression. American securiiie
improved. Con.odcr.c loan Hat At a materia4 de
cline, closing at llsl3.
There is a great meeting assembled tonight at ST
Iames' Hail London, to express ndirnaton at IN
,a,slnItion Of President Liucon. Many member
pariaUentsiclk.
he weekly papers all coiuJitc with tho daily ptcs
their icmark. on IincoIn'r @,n.sinHton, Tn
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