, 1881-09-24

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IN GREAT DttITAlS.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Alfrod Tennyson
writes to Minister Lowell, from Hasicinore:
ave learned yesterday tint tile President
was Ennr. We hntl watched will, much att-
1Mtratian Ills fUrtitnde, aud not without hope
the fluctuations of lfs health these ina,lytlays.
Nuw VIC almost seem to hive lost u personal
friend. lie wns ROottMl mid a noble one.
Accept from, nc and ny wife .uld family as
suralces Ut heartfelt sympathy for Mrs. Gar
field, for yourself, aud for your country"
QUEENSTOWN. Sept. Gi-Tle Town COM
missioners today unanimously passed
resolution expressing horror ut the nssasfnn-
tion OF President Garfield, ard coincidence
with tho prop!e Uf tho United States at what
Is not only National but a universal cala1n-
ity.
MANCHESTER Eng. Sept. .}.-Col. Shnw,
United States Consul, In accordance with
the request Of tlle American residents Of
Manchester, has called meeting Of condo
le1ce fur tomorrow.
SnErr1ELp, Eng, Sept. e3.-The Sheffield
Chamber OF Commerce has passed, rcsoln-
tions assuring tie American people aud
President Garitelu's widow a.ld children OF
Its deep sympathy.
LONDON, Sept "a special meeting of
tho D0nrtI of Deputies Of the british Jews
Organization Inns been summoned to franle
m address to the widow Of President Gar
field.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury hns written
to Minister Lowell, OIL thu death Ut Presi-
dent Garfield. Offering. In his own Mnule nud
TINT Of tho Church, heartfelt sympathy.
Col. Pon'ett Cameron telcgraphs from
Chatham rs follows: "'rIe veteran soldiers
al,u sailors here, Including tic few survivors
Of Trafalgar and Waterloo. earnestly solicit
tho American Minister to convey to Mrs.
Garfield their deep and car1rst sympathy,
aud their regret fur tho good anti gallant sol
dier She l,as lost"
LONDON, Sept, a3.-Tho text Of tho letter
of the Archbishop Of Canterbury to Minister
Lowell Is as folluws:'
Anp1saTos pAnK-3fv Dear Str: havo lust
returned from thu fortnal opening md tho ut,-
tourntiig OF tho Convocatlon OF the Province Of
Canterbury. Tho nnturc Of cur proceedings ut
this period OF tho year bus prGcfuded tho possl
bllity Ut any resolution being proposed. hut I
| tccl condont that ha.l tho conyocntton boon nc-
tuully In session. u,y brethren Of tho Erscopaso,
ns we'll as the representatives OF tho CLERGY In
our Lower House. would haye Joined In8 In tho
expression OF TINT hcurtfcst symputhy with the
| pcopIe OF tho Unitul Statcs which now beg,
through you, to otfor, in my own nat1e. and
| think u,ny sny In tito nau1o Of the Church Ut
| Enxnu1, on tho occasion OF tho sad loss aus
sAlned by tho dUath OF President 0nrtlclA Trust
| ing you will kindly make known, both TO tho
| late Presidents family md to tho Government
of tho United Statcs. this fecttnK entertained
| by tho Church Inuy CHIN tu rcpresout, huvo
tho honor 10 Ie your 0hadlont, faithful servaut.
/ I.nSnoS. Sept. 9.-'fho newspapers OF tho
| most opposlt shades Of politics prfnt tho sug-
gestiona tint next Mondny should bo signal-
| IxGd by some sort ut national mourning, a,,ll
| ntiytso TINT tho shop windows hg pnrtinl'y
closed md tic people wcar grippe 0n their
ar'ls md exhibit other tokens Of mourning.
PLYMOUTH, Eng, Suut. :l.-Tlio Work
lnen's l4iberat Association pussetf II resUit-
ton Of condolences oll tho death of President
Gurtletl, antl petition Ia III course of siGl!a-
tl,re requesting tho Mayor to cait public
meeting to cnable the towllsllicn to express
their feela.g OIL tho calan,lty.
LoSnoS, Sept. :si-Iha following aro tho
princlpa! PERSONS who signed tho memorial
at tic lnnk Of England expressing tile syn.-
1ntiiy Ut tic bankers, t!crcftNttts, amt traders
Of London for tho loss sustained by tho
American people,. john William 1'Ifcll,
t;0yerI,or. aud Henry lsiycrdale Grenfcll,
| ljetuty-ti0vcrhor, nf tho Uahk OF Englattd !;
l,arlnK llros. II TO-, n. l!uthschlld Il Sou,
| 4HUNat{ k9Hkp%Cf ~ Sbtt 3tHkOH3t NN3A@ ~ Ne't
Smith. laynu L. Smith, J. u. Morgan u
TO-, Ti.o1usou, liankuy Il Co.. Fred
eric lluth j. Co., lloherts, Suffolk
Il Co., alarIls,, ltosa j. Co., Brlstobal, Duulnr'
rcta & Lt,., Gfyn aiiiis, Curria Il TO-, Barnett
Iioarcs. Hamburg IL Lloyl, Aarclay, Dlyc,l,
Triton Il Co., u, ]. llnmbro t. Son. l.olstd
Calm d SIMS, David Sassoom j. Co., llLe1anrti
T'wining L. Co., i3arotI Worft1a, Coutts II Co.,
| nrua nIsfi representatives Of llrgu iUint.Stuck
baMkB.
Attn meeting Of tbs land League Of Great
llrIta!l,, Justin Mccarthy. member of Parl!a'
nlent, presiding, . resolution WIS passed TX
pressing coincidence with Afra, uartield.
iii the district aroulIl the London docta
where Aulrrlca,, sailors reside aMl w!.ero
tlluy await tue departure ut their. r.sl'ips. H.
most ule only toplc Ut conversation IL TIC
le,ltl. of tie President. d"
The Rector Ut Liverpool will h0id ne
lnorlul seryico fur 0en. Garfield tn the Cutie
uyal Monday. A funeral anthem. Will be
sung at 1T. paul's Sunday. anA Muf1ad peal: