Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
Foreign News.

NEW YORK, May I4.-The steamer Sax
onia has arrived from Southampton.
80 On the Sd inst. in the House of Lords
Earl Russell moved an humble address tc
the Queen expressing the horror and indig.
nation of the House at President Lincoln'E
assassination, aud praying thatthe senti-
lments be communicated to the American
government. He said the Queen had writ
ten private letter TO Mrs. Lincoln ex-
pressing her deep sympathy for her ire
parable loss. Lord Derby seconded the
motion. Earl Grey, consequent on Lord
Palmerston's illness, and D'Isrseli, moved
and seconded similar motions. The House
of Parliament was in the highest degree
impressed.
Mr.. Adams presided at great meeting
of Americans in London, expressive of
sorrow and indignation.
The shipment of the Atlantic Cable lie
conducted with great dispatch and it is
expected to be finished and the Great
Eastern ready to leave Sheerness in June.
Public meetings were held in London
and all the chief cities of Great Britain ex-
pressing unanimous adherence at the
foul crime against President Lincoln and
| Secretary Seward. st. James Hall, Lon
don, was draped in mourning aud thepresi-
dent of the Emancipation society presided
supported by many members of Psrlisment
who took part in speeches which were en-
thusiastio in expressions of horror against
the assassination and deep sympathy with
America.
The Times hopes our manifestations of
indignation and SORROW will be received
by Americans as spontaneous, genuine
expressions of feeling, wrung from the ma
tions heart. Let no one for moment con"
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object or Interior design.
Slidell declined an invitation to attend
one of the funeral services performed in
Paris on Lincoln's death, stating that no
one could feel a greater horror at the late
crime than he, and the want of bis pres
euce at the ceremony would lead to erron-
eous interpretations.
Consols hesvyat cog. Confederate loan
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FRASCE.-Napoleon left Paris on the 29th
ult. for Algeria. he was received entbu.
sisstically at Lyons and Msrsellles. The
Empress was appointed Regent.
The American minister thanked Dreuyn
DBL Hugs for his communicating to the
Chamber dispatch conveying sympathy
from France on account of Lincoln's assRs-
sination to the American minister. SINH
lar addresses were agreed to in the Senate.
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RUSSIA The Gear had given benedic-
ton to the new Czarwitch.
The ST. Petersburg Journal expresses
sympathy with America on Lincoln's MUIR
der, hoping Johnson will prove worthy
successor.
AUsrR1A-The Reichsrath unanimously
voted an address to America expressing
sympathy. The government expressed to
the American minister at Vienna its deep
sympathy.
SWITZERLAND The Federal Counsel
a coincidence address to America.
LiverpooL-The cotton sales of two days
were 20, 900 bales, including 900 to spec.
uIators and exporters; market firm and
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
firm, and holders demand an advance of
two pence, which checks business.
The steamship City of Boston, from
Queenstown the 4th, has arrived.
The following is the latest via Queens
town:
Liverpool Instrumentation of sym
pathy OF public bodies Throughout England
are still most numerous.
Cotton sales on Wednesday and Thurs.
day we're l 1900 including 1000 to sPecu-
lators aud exporters.
Breadstuffs active and less firm.
Provisions quiet aud tending down.
ward.