Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-19

BOARD % ALDERMEN.

Doar4 met ~ 4 I. VI, mayor NatnD IN the
Chair
Preset; Aldermen Appleton. BlOdgett, Barnes
and Tah
The Bond Of Edwin O. Wires, City Collector,
vas read and approved.
Licenses were granted to H. II. drew, II. c.
A.'Smith, and Louis Berger. to keep victualing
Saloons
The bin Of c HIldre,h, Ter s25 65, for tss'sg
care Of Boxer Engine, was approved
The applications Of F. v. Bernett, Joseph
Langlo;s, Joseph Bacon, sad Felix DelIbae. for
licenses, were ordered &c lie.
The applicstoa q Moses Robear Was rejected
The Board adjourned to Tuesday, May IL, a,
JPN
COMMON COUNCIL
The Board met pursuant to adjournment; the
President in the Chair
Present: Councilmeu Arthur Ballou, Beck
with, Brink, Loomis, Walker and Worcester.
The Committee on Ordinances reported favor
ably upon Joint Resolution spr7c7fiating mon
ey TO Re usel By the CeHetery Commissioners;
aud j, was ordered to he eugrossed and resl the
third time.
The Committee On Ordinances reported on a
Joint Resolution from the Boirl Of Aldermen,
in rtfereuoe TO the printing Of the Reports OF
Town Officers. with a recommendation that it be
amended by limiting the number Of copies to 500.
The proposed amendment was adopted: the Re-
solution ordered to - third reaiins; ,ud. on
motion oi Councilman Worcester, passed as
amended
ON motion -f C1uuciluaa LOOMS, the vote
passed. ST tae I..f meeting Of the Council.
amending joint Resolution f-ou the Board Of
Aldermen, respecting str. Llmp-. was recon
s.ier-i
ON motion Of Cauasilu,u Arthur. the Board
All .aruei until P. NJ. TacsIay, Nay l6.
TUESDAY. May lc.
BOARD oF ALDERMEN.
Tie B-ari met. pursuant TO al j.uramelt, ani
there being 30 quorum present., ,iiaurne'
Saturday May -ntb. 81 pm
co'c,oS COUNCIL.
The Council ms,. pursuant go aij .uument,
tl; transacted Do tls'l..-. aijau-a-nr TO sat
urlay r.z-. at-P.N
Faau Ees ra-t-rivals of steamers from
England az New York ou Sunday give u.
four dag, later iatelii-eucs!fom Europe.
The demonstrations of sympathy for the
United State. from public h.dies through
out a.i England. one sui most uumerou.
10 the H.a,c 90 Lords uu the let. Earl
Russell mad, d speech upon the death OF
Pr, Lincoln. eul cystic. and expressing the
sympathy wuica England must feel tor the
Jaiisl >-atc- whose mI,iorrunes affect her
- ll) ma.c Khan those % any country
On tie globe. lie sad hey Majesty had
written private letter o. Ms. Lincoln con-
vcyIu- Der sympathy with that lazy 10 her
misfortune aua b, closed ny moving al
humble address rl hcr " sic-ty % express the
sorrow and 10 i-u8tlIu ot tie House at the
assassination oi ,.- lr,>iieu; oi The ulttd
States. ana o. pray her Majesty Co c1mmuui-
cafe THESE sentiments uu the part ot the
House 60 t.e government o. the United
States.
Tic Earl cd Derby. Though thinking such
course unusual. w1l.I nlt have any differ
euce VI opinion 90 Oh. present time. He
trusted the manner oi reception OF the news
here would convince any, d such there were,
that England a4l rH uhiricuiiv feeling To-
warts tHs United >tatc- he could not
believe that tae Cau.-le-ry could have
bees concerned i1 50 great % crime AZ tais
murder, Do would have been t,p sros,
h.unLtr. ~, rl~l Pre-, Johnson would
follow lut iae Wis and cluci' aturv policy
which apparently Pres. Lincoln had deter
mined ou. aui 20 bring about ann early ter
mlnatl % ai t.e was.
Lord DeR-ic.yf- thought such expressions
oi sympathy could not bur 0Hlitcrate any
uuiay.uhlc impressions that bad arisen in
tte minis of tHc American People towards
EuElanl. lie mus; DO Her Majesty, Gov
erHmeut tac justice 90 say THAT, during the
whole course ui tae war. the balance 1T a
strict neutrality Aa- been maintained with I
tue most ,yeu-lau.o4 and rc-Hlats sense Of .
DUTY, ana WIS Glow 90 h-li,y, chat tire rclple .
900 tuc United state, entertain towards TN, .
country e. sentiments of mi>trast and ami /
IA gu. WHICH atft some tillf- Hef o attributed .
% them. A- o. lae authors .t the calamity.
bee thought 10 next O. impossible that the
gallant and li.t-miui,i leader, Of the one
conflicting parry could .av. desc ended -o l1w .
- 90 support t.eIr Imrfl.llcd caus, BIS an
assassination a- tt-y a- 90 i- eyecribl,. and .
equally bard tu conceive tlat those OF the
triumphant Union should entertain a suspi-
ci9n az once s1 improbable and - unlike the
t1ty are called upon 10 display
IT,, motion ilr an address % Her M8icsiv
Was unanimously carried.
la Ptils an address o. sympathy WIS unan-
imuu- .y adopted ty both Houses OF Assembly.
Sir Bi-eiow, iac American Minister. wa.
overwhelmed with calls aud letters Of condo
leuce- j procession OF nearly 1000 students
from the Latin quarter started TO call on him.
but were stopped By the police. and only
about 80 allowed TO 90 with their address.
\ letter from Mr.. Slldell Is published. ex-
pressing his indignation a, the idea thar the
could be involved 10 such
crime; and saying that no two had excited
less personal hostility than President Lincoln
and Secretary Seward.