New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

s s 50 ~ Johnson who Is now invested with the
Presidency also desired @ys O' e seTe Tau wbcus
delay OF the sor-owf emotion e ~ &c eor 10 rep6r
neIsd bomsso to tae great citizen WHOSE o'S 'ne 0'
sle 20 The Chief aeistraon Of the republic BY The
al rs eountrymCn. Abraham Lincoln bad bouynt 70
tie eScse q n, eo"' psC of ~ s T WIS Allied in Rim
Sfh q principles therefore lis vigorous spI never
saeel before the terrible trials reserved for hs
~ the moueDt when an 9lIoCloSs cIle -. ~ lie
tbe nson which he filed with The sense o. religious u Ae
enjoyed ne consoes that ihe triumph Of MS P'ef
recent pfocaEaoas ore traces Of the thoughts Of Pro
Sanee which ns hin In undertaking reSOntey the task OF
reorgaai1ng the Union and Of consolidating peace
Tie supreme satisfaction OF accomplishing ths work has
NOT been accorded him. Bus IN gathering up these last
tDonas OF bis high wisdom well as the examples OF
good sense courage and Of patriotism which be mas Even
Who have done most honor TO their eouCsy
M9iser Of State WHO il charged 10 communicate 1t to the
aud legislative body France Will anann0uSy take
share in this thought Of the Emperor 0ou, m rHu,s
Nj L. De GEoYRoY
Charge Afaires Of France, Washington;
T. S-Xou viii please remit copy Of tins dspatch 70 '''
Secretary Of State Of the UAited States. o,..u,. ~
As might have been anticipated the Government ol
Russia was prompt hearty, Gnd very sympasheuG lLe
following is the Correspondence between tho two GoVern
ments; =. s.,
LEoArIoSoF THE UNITED SJ K; ,oc,
SIR know not how TO express my grief Tor the loss o. our
greai aud good President LRcOn aud my n"gnat'on a. e
0s o5 S yoa are spared to u.s. and trust
hoaetry and the nations oontse TO reap tho fruit oil
so OF he bttweeH Prince Gorteacow and
myself and also of The letters OF eossoeaee rom t1e S
n person aud who did not do wrote letters full o. at
fstoR Of the late President and horror at the
crime OF bis assassination His Imperial Hiebless the Grand
Duke Constantine sent his aiddeogmp Ten uregg noa
Imperial Highuess the Grand Duchess Heen sent baron
soen and His Imperial HighRess the Prince fOdeIourgh
called person, all to utter seHueHts Of sorrow ana syn
aeT GpgGshod RrssiaHs also expressed their grief
words and through the press Her Imperial hisGnfss
Gran Duolf
aud history Of country has invited me 70 can upon aef M
formally on Saturday with view Of giving US further eyl
denee kind feelings for nation and s progressive
cause Of which she is an edmiTer. +,
s sS .Doh az eS me to tie SoSe that tho matyrdo
our noble rend will homo aHd abroad eonseera'e IA the
for which Lincoln lived and died.
President johnson enters uPen the duties Of his oSe uhSe
great difficulties like the words OF hGmiuy ana csn Jew
ton which characterize the partial revelation OF DIS views "
Thai Which won for Mr. Llncolu admiration n Europe
moderation expression ass hrmness 10 soOp old
sSs qew Snd we fn o old policy Of Pcacc with foreign
tous magnaBmy in al things at home eosstens VITA
The prayers the good Of all NE world follow hin In h
beg You viii lay this paper before the President,
Hoping to hear your and Frederick soWards
spe9dy recovery remain your NEST obedent servant
Hon VIM H. SEWARD Secretary Of state GiOgtOn. D C.
Prince Gortohaeop 10 Mr.. Cloy
ST.. fprhssBuno April I6 1886.
Although the absence Of his Majesty The Emperor makes AK II
imposbe for me obais asc esmmsneate 10 you tho ex
preston Of the sentiments yhisl my august master T9c
eff he United States hes just fAlon victim and which Mr.
Seward has barely escaped did not wish to delay IN testify
sO ;ae e TeGos Government il ihs trial which Pr0y
dence had reserved for it. have asked onr Minister te
Washnrton 10 communicate il 70 the Vice President MI
johnson win yOur Exceency transmit It to him. together
vita sincere wishes that This abonnssIe crime WI
hinder the progress Of the Amoreen NATION we
bmeut Union and Of peace which are the pledges oil
Viii yor Sxceency be Ieassd accept the Of
my most distinguished consideration 1ohiVhAOo"
The Minister Of HSly to Mr.. Clay
ST. PErBRsBuRe April 90 1865
Ny DEAR COLLEAGUE. had desired oiier you IN per
sou ny beet ympahy bat account OF ndispoSition
obliged TO defer nay visit -, - ,.,., A.,
sentiments Of my Government ihan in joining the sorrow
with vhch your country has been ciuely stricken by tie
Ire blood Of martyr noble a wiz strengthen
tie American Union whose rover and prosperity have every
good wish Of Italy In renewing TO you my colleague my ex'
preEons Of OFrowu sympathy AID in thanking you for your
Of my high consideration. LAUNN
The Monster Of SredeH EnS Norway to Mr. C3ay.
sI PE9fsBURo April 1913 1865
Your EEcELIEEcY: In hasseSiHg 70 acknowledge the sag
% % E SIe SIsJeIS s lS The Tnd
Sses o. ASGS eo 9n So ss' horror y S r e 3 ded
which deprived country sHd your government oil 'heu
ssze The present occasion to ser to your exceency
49,, ws e sx1 5ssI saS Sorvsy
Prixee Gortclsesv 10 M Cfay.
S1 PETERSBURG May I6 1869
Mr. MINISTERS In informing yen IN the name Of The In,
pera Cabinet Of the profosbe Indignation excited Y we
hear felt sympathy which the Ame7ean Government and peo
pie have met With among as "a lAs tneI nAonai
pertain having expressed the SeHuuents oil his Me Tue
Emperor. -. ,--.-..
when be orders teSt5 10 yea his grief az TINS Faindl
sveat Tried himself by swSf Ls which IS also canse OF
national mourning Rsssa the joins IN e udani
nous regrets which eneTce the memory Of The eminent
Statesman, snstehed 70 sHeSs~9 snd ia so eiidpe
fg.t1nh his rTt lo GA
HIS imperial Moiesty Es year ezOeAercg
you. in his tie OF has hvsg ana qecp
Ills Excellency Pres:leRt JsbHseH
fulfill the orders o. aHgSst asteT % inismbg you
hDw much his Imperial has seen touched ~ toe pOn
tineOus Testimonials Of respect wsioA the Bederai officers
shown to the memoSy Of ~ sesrE 'iyed son dgiing
tbe passage Of the sqas2rSA seaI'ns - fAS1A ma ~ '
bsv. already communicated to The Peders Goyernmeu
The thanks OF his Imperial Majesty rSsgA his Representative
Washington. he asks Of yos tks favor 10 rGterate them
Be assured youI EGceeseE Of "g very con
In he Netherlands, net only did the Goyefement ex
press their sympathy, but the Legislative body hoseued
10 pass resolutions OF CondoeSte.
Mr. Pile to M, HSsnter.
UNITED SEATEs LEBANON, TEE HAGUR, MuY g. ls65.
SIR Yesterday the second chamber Ofke national LegSa
lure the Only branch in session passed resolutions H.
srueRg The Ministers Of FsregI Affairs to communicate 70
Cabinet Washington thsr sense Of me great 1855 Au
ksned kV the United States the death Of the President q
sSSe Sd .1s@ d 1S iS Of S foul crimes BY Which az
Presidents life has been terminated ana hat OF the neIeaJ
Tbee resolutions were supported debate By the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs the part the 6o'enueai snd by M
Ra0 zuyen on he part Of the opposition aue "~e sASD
To-day Ire Minister Of Foreign Affair, has called end com
and requested transmit 70 the 6overnmeII az sn
eton and to ada tsat RoTaeFs s S2s e s s sed
enacted United States and nowhere oan s eonoSAa
I,apt servant JAMES S. PIKE.
IstiaS SscrsrSry Of STATE, Ea.kiasoA