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my window patrolpg about n The ueighsobood VINO
sonsly stop calling TO see me- and IN some instances
had no idea that Nj lincoln had such hold upon Che
heart young gentlemen Of France or that bis oss would
ISaTe received letters of coincidence already from
nguisned citizens Of which send copies Of wo the ira
from his exeeency DrouyD De Lhuys and the second nom Dis
imperial hiehpess Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonsparse eo
mass reserve for another mall The expression Of my
feelings epder dspenseon which he's almost parayzd me-
ana which YET seems 70 me Ike tho revelations q oossa
woepds and mercify sustained under the great trials VITA
which God bas been Ileased TO visit you and yours
JOHN BIaBLow.
Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Enclosure No. L-rransIstion.I
PARIS, April &C. 1885.
SIR. The teegrums published in the evening papers inform
Of tic horrible crime q which nestIs Lincoln s9q ewa,a
express to Won our profound symps thy
aoars very sincerely DAoU's ph LHO'"
Minister OF the United States Paris.
Enclosure No. 2-iTsrsliion.I No. ,es.
SIR. believe fulfilling duty bot very painful one.
begging y11 to accept M ~ 81 sSs PGnsS Tse
sympathy with which het great mon has IGNORED my atoers
BY ali noble hearts in al ccaniris AND tie sorIcas q
LDcoD standing by the side Of Washington, shall DO ue
With great respect d Cordial fraternity have toe honor
to be- Sir, your very obedie1t servant r,,
Monsieur 10 Ministre -I-t
M Bieelow to Mr.. Seu,ard
SIR: His Exceleney the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
kind enOugb Saturday the 10Th Of April to read and
be lad made by order Of the Emperor French Minister
WashiDgton 10 reference TO our recent national beeaye-
municsed beth The legislative branches Of the Govern
ment the Monday following 1t would have been eommun
Gated the day shown to the legsath had
As had been notified His E1oeiency Mr. Vatry Minister
President Of tho Council Of State at the opening OF the Senate
yesterday ard b. order Of the Emperor read the dspatch to
which have referred and added that he hoped the members
Senate would unite in the sentiments which the Emperor
had charged bin to testify to them.
ns in the Of the Assembly to the ccn@is,
shared entirely the views Of the Emperor that It Lad
With the and eysa indignation when
e S So4 By Re free coeo Ct bis couny
that tia sorrow could only by the recollection o.
tested n the recent proclamation Of President lincoln
The President TropoSg then proposed aud the -, senate
patch tie French Minister at Washington in tie usual
The sane communication was simultaneously subtted to
The Corps Leesaiby His Exceency Monsieur Rogher aln'
lister e s Ss T he The assembly,
expressed lis horror at the which had been thus booght
sc ao ps:y 'GS o is GSs
account Of The proceediag as reported 10 the AeSn.
am sir with great respect your very obedeut servant
Hoa WILLIAM H. SEWARD Secretary Of State &c &C. &c.
Mr. Bigel0r to Mr.. SeNard
| LEGATION OF The UNITED STATES
| PAEIs. May TO- 1855.
|
on tuesday The % instant which appointed committee Of
nine prepare address that should express the eeDgs m
e o. a Go%e ss on Ie ia q Gr
On Tuesday. the 9th instant the committee at tne legation
presented ne the address which they had prepared 10 o@p
anee with Their instructions ana which was s1fa ~ ssea
aohsd hrsto aud ny rp marked inc % Nos Nos SsS
are herewith transat o noa wa M, "a he bosnsy Of
the MHcar Of Ibis morrng grace wh;eh VIZ pro0arV M
! iva
in accordance with our national nsoge 70 pave
lea putc meeting the exercises Of which there ecad
have been more general participation bot in view Of tie
profound excitement produced throughout tra5ee y sAe
meeting did think proper TO give 10 sGch demonsta
ton any encouragement funeral service eonlociea ~
tic respective paors held IN both tie American chspes
hero different days and both had an OVERCOMING attend
o expression. of sympathy which reach daily hou,
every American Of the most crafty.
ess metropolis slows sufficiently how overwhelming
the pubic seltment Among nnumerabe written testi-
monas sympathy have received from public bodies
and FROM groups Of people which propose to send to yoa as
have enough copying force liberated 10 prepare
a sir with great respect your very obedent servant
Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Secretary Of Sac Ws.a'assa;
D. e.
Mr. Bigcor 10 NJ. Setcard.
LEGATION TIE UEHED STATES. !
PALS May 81 1865.
SIR. Amorg the manifold tesnonin Of sympathy elected
oril 4 being transmitted 70 Washington be read, and,
PERHAPS placed among the archives Of the Goyemen othea
he State department ore more or less requisite. transmit
them body, trusting that yea will give them respectively
have divided then into three ca,egores the first category
Of eleven letters addressed Mrs Lneon The second
eateCofy consists nine communications ON Masonic
odgeshree addressed 70 President Johnson eighteen to the
United States Minister q Paris anc eight to American lodgess
he third category consists Of four ltOs and addresses IN
S,les minister irg In ali two inciosares
Though tltse form but s1ai proportion numencaiy a
the Testimonials Of sympathy which have been already adj
dressed to ne by ne people OF France ana sIL a do.
Only h)w profoundly the nation shocked b7 the dread
mi crime which termiuoted President Lncous earthly career.
deep hold he bad token upon The respect and aec-
ton the French people, IL is difficult TO exaggerate tic
Ercpe at this an etl usasn before which the ru
ing classes however little disposed 10 waste compliments
cline think is generally conceded that the death Of
has occurred that awakened such prompt and ant.
among foreign nations There be better evidence that
the world advancing in civilization than this unprecedented
nud sponaneors homage TO the virtues 81 MI Lneon IL
that the moral standard Of nations hos heen greatly ex-
20 no roned aoac The seeondl achievements Of our peo-
Die during ire four years have furnished the world With
such striking demonstration Of tlis gratifying truth
an sir with great respect your very opeden servant
Hon. william II Seward, Secretary Of State.
Among these Enclosures letters nom the Rev. Alfred
/ Monroe; q deputatOn from La JetnCsSe EraGcGist5
| Count Faubcri students Of tho School OF Medicine;
Charge dAfaires Of Persia; Oscar &c Lafayette ME-
Drouyn do Lhuys Pierre Napoleon Bonapartei +.
Gbouoyei the Democrats Of Tours the people Of Sas-
bourg the Conference of French Pastors and from very
numerous Masonic Lodges. The following letter came
from the people Of Caen: .. (
Lincoln had circulated the address which VIC
This address was covered with The signatures Of the nest
prominent persons Of cur city and names collected from all
Wishing to add to the lumber OF friends took tho
address and caused 20 PASS from hand TO hand and tna
oakipg for SO meny SIGNATURES over again but happily We
succeeded 10 finding the paper and now hasten TO send TO
We tbInk indeed that n q never too late TO testify oacs