New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-22
SYMPATHY FROM ABROAD

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PIE or EUROPE DEPLoUE THE NATIONS Loss.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-Every hour increa scs the evi.
dcnce that the present is he most remarkable dem
ouStration Of sympathy ever witnessed in Europe.
he bells in parish churches in various places in
England have been tollcd, which is an unprecedented
tribute to foreign ruler. The municipal bodies of
Leeds. llarilcpool. Falmouth and other places have
PASSED resolutions OF coincidence. 4 mounting flag
was hostod on the Manchester Cathedral.
Mr.. Lowell the American Minister has convened
meeting of Americans al Exeter Hall on Saturday
afternoon to express their grief and thei~ condo
cncc with the afflicted family OF the late President.
MIR. Lowell win probably preside.
The whole diplomatic corps have left cards at the
American Legation.
In compliance with an innuentially signed rcqui-
stion, the Mayor of Liverpool called "A meeting al
the town hall in that city tins afternoon The
Council Chamber was overcrowdcd, all present be-
ing leading d'izenS The Mayor expressed deep
sympathy with the American people James
Aspinwall TGbin proposed, AID Mr.. Mae
liver of tho, Cunard steamship Company sec
ond@d resolution that the inhabitants Liver
pool desired 70 record their horror an Indignation
at the assassination ol President Garfield their deep
sympathy with the American Nation and their
heartfelt coincidence with Mrs. Garfield and her
family. The May n was requested to telegraph The
resolution TO the Secretary of -tate al Washington.
Amomg the speakers at The meeting were Nj.
of the White star Steamship Line, and Mr.. Thomas
Barring. of the firm OF Barring Brother, Il Co.
Inc provincial papersriVal those ot London in Ca
pressions 81 sympathy.
Mir Ellis Lever, OF Manchester has suggested TO
\ir shaw the American Consul ut that city. the
called the Garfield University ~ a memorial 10
the late resi lent Garfield offers, aud 10 contribute
tl,opO toward its cost.
The Queen las ordered the Court to 90 into
'urnlng for the late President Garfield for week
IRON the 2lst instant.
Prince eek has telcgrarhed to Mr.. Lowell con-
aoiences on behai of himself and oi lac PnucesS,
has wlfc.
The Lord Provost of Edinburgh has sent cle-
gram 70 Air. Lowell expressing deep sorrow be-
burgh.
ROME, Sept 21.-rhc Government on behalf of the
kingaad the people, and Cardinal Jacobni the Papal
Secretary of Sta behalf Of the Pope have tclc-
.raDhgd expressions of sympathy to Ms. Garfield
The cpHioge expresses ut The Illustration OF
President Garh"ids programme by an assassin but
hopes and trusts thai General Arthur will follow IN
the to"tSicps of his predecessor.
BERLIN. Sept. 2l.-At the American Legation dur
ing ia" day there was uninterrupted stream of vor
bal, written and Geographic condolences including
many from the Court, which is now at Carlsruhe for
he wedding of the Crown Prince of Sweden. The
Provincial Correspondence publishes a sem-ollcial
statement that the people and the Government
ancnt the sudden end of the glorious career Of the
noble statesman who appeared Ia be called upon to
render further SERVICES to tie friendly American
Nation.
The German Foreign Office has addressed an
Official letter to the American Legation saying:
The Imperial Government deeply moved, dcvolves
upon the undersigned 70 express ia sincere sympathy
for the heavy loss the people and the
America have sustained through tho death of tho victim
OF an aDOminablc crime. BUSCH
Mr.. Everett the American Charge d'Ailaircs. has
invited resident Americans 60 attend luortnnrv ser
vices in memary of President Garfield on Saturday.
VIENNA, Sept 2l.-Ihe morning issues of the
Vienna ne wspapers consider the death of the Prcsi
lent heavy bow 10 America, but the prevailing
sentiment OF the mode ate Liberal section Of tie
press is fairly well summarized by the TdgbldH
which, although not haZardng n prediction that
there will be no political shock thinks no crisis Will
he dangerous so long rs Americans adhere to the
principles of the founder OF the Rcpublic
The PoIiGcal Correspondence says the Emperor
Francis Joseph has requested the Austrian Charge
Mrs Garfield and the United States Government.
MADRID, sept. 21.-rhe press are unanimous in
expressions of confidence. The Eioca believes the
event will have an important influence upon the
future of America. The King OF Spain has tele-
graphed his coincidence to Mrs. Garfield Papers OF
later issue publish long sympathetic articles con
corning President Garfield whom they describe as
the lndetatigabie deiender of true liberty aud adj
miEistrative morality.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 21.-All the paper publish
warm obituaries of the late President, dwelling
upon his high personal qualities. They say
that Russia, whose heart is sensible
|of her own recent loss, feels pro-
found sympathy for the great American Nation,
which has shown the same sympathies for Rus
STA. The Ner0td describes President Garticld's de-
mise a glorious death on the battlefield of honor.
BERNE, Sept. 21.-The Swiss Federal Council has
sent letter OF coincidence to the American Legation.
VENICE, Sept. 21.-rhe Geographical Congress has
sent IA telegram OF condoience to Mrs. Garfield
BRUSSELS Sept. 21.-Mr. Putnam, the American
Minister, has received numerous expressions of con-
dolence from the members Of the Royal family, the
diplomatic corps the Government, and distinguished
foreigners
LONG BRANCH, Sept 20.-The painful news of
President Garfeld's death was communicated by
Mr. Barthelemy st. Haire to President Grevy who
sent at once by cable his condolences VicePres-