, 1881-09-24

NclA iA1!iuttt Ak Sts MnFtlffH, lfhtnlGnr
Sattare, at wllicl, the attendance OF Atlletl-
ca,ls is particularly invited.
L1yERrou1- Sept. 21-A lar9cty.attondetl
meeting OF Americans was held todny. Mr..
Packard, American Consul, prtsItlcd.
Speeches were made by t}en. Bussoy, Of
the New Orleans Clambcrot Commerce; Arr.
Newman, of New TURK; Il. T. Booth, of
Boston: and G. II. Branscomb, 1T Liverpool.
Resolutions were passed tIlat tho meeting tla.
SIRED to record It's horror ut, and detestation
or, tho cranlc, mil to tender It's profound
sympathy tn Mrs. tlartcltt.
Tile cntto' market closes Monday on &C.
cotlnt Of tho fllterat OF President Gnrfie!tt,
plie Mayor Ut Leeds has ordered n memo.
rtnl organ recital tonight. lie llas Invited
the American Consul.
The bishop OF Liverpool t,as written let
Ter OF condolence to Packard, tho American
Consul.
There was large meeting OF tho Belfast
branch Of the Lal,l League lust t1tght. j. T..
O'ConnOr, meinber of Parliament, was pres.
cnt. and resolution Of condolenca was
passed.
Iv MEXICO.
TAso nEr NnIsrE, Mex, Sept. 23-On re-
celpt Of the news OF President Gartchpa
dentfl yesterday morning, nil the buildings
occupied By Americans were drnpcd Il,
mourning, anl the Mexican tlng ut the military
post was placed at half-mnst,
CRY OF MExfco, Seut. G'.-At meeting
OF LEO Americans Mt the United States Lcga-
tiOn t0day, resolutions wGro passed teplor-
Inc tic death OF President Garfield ~ Mn
tshhhl cnl1snity md 1enounctng his murder
as II blot upon Humanity, and reaAirEnltR
their faith in the free institutions Ut tia
United States.
AUSTRIA.
vienna, Sept. Gl-'rh0 municipality Of
this city has passed q resolution expressing
profound sorrow Mt the death OF the prcsi-
dent Of the United States.
TURKEY.
CoSsrAST1Sor1.E. Sept. 23.-Tho Sultan
has instructed Arsstarch[ Dey, the Turkish
Minister at Washington. to express his coll
lUiel,ce on tic death Of President Garfield.
sailor to Turkey and Lady Dutfer1n refused
ali social invitations rs q mark Of respect.
lsrssrA.
DosroX, Sept G}.-rhc Jo,srnars special
from Newport, H. L., says: The Russian
Minister has received instructions from tie
Emperor to convey to Ina Government OF tho
United States the expression Of tho sfnccru
part his Majesty takes III thu great grief Of
the American people, and to make known Ia
the family of tho liuytrons dead President
tho personal sentiments OF the Emperor.
This sympathetic llrssage has been for.
warGcd to Secretary Blaine.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept Gl.-Thero viii be
funeral services commemorative 0f the late
President In tho church Of the American It,
gatton. ....-.
GEnMAxY.
BErt1S, Sept. GA meeting Is projected
fE..h
! cipal citizens, Mt which prominent members
| uf Parliament will pronounce enl0gles OIL
| Gen. Garfield.
! NEW YonK, Sept. Gs.-The Brazilian
Chnrgt ,l'AEaires has addressed the following
communication To Mrs. Garfield, BY tho Elm.
| peror'8 command:
| nm directed to convey to you tio ex.
preston Of his sympathy and condolcnce In
the loss YOU have sustained by tic death ot
ten. Garfield. l asn rcQucstcd to add
TINT the members of the Imperial
Government participate in the sentiment
Expressed by his Majesty, and TINT the late
| Presidents uuttmely end is throughout
Brazil n source Of sorrow rs great ns lias
been the abll0rrence Of the crime TINT caused
| 1t. have the honor to join In these lunni.
tcstattons ut leartfclt sympathy and coll
tloiclace, and beg Mrs GaYtieltt to accept the
expression Of my profound respect al.d ad-
luiratioi. VALESTE,
| Charge d'AiIaires.
REHyIA.
VlENvA, Sept. a3.-Tho Servian Minister
here Inns been Instructed to present the cun-
tlolenccs of Prince Milan and Ills Govern
mcnt to tho American Minister.
! IN CuuA.
| HAVANA EnDt Tl-Dwnr II, tlln tlentll of