New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06
UNABATED ANXIETY IN ENGLAND.

SYMPATHY PROM LIvERPOoL-AMgKCAN CREDIT
USsmAKEN.
LONDON, July 5.-Thc interest and anxiety IN
England about Mr.. Garieid's progress have rather
Increased than abatcd. News of his condition is
eagerly sought after.
AT Liverpool the American Consulate was ycster-
day visited by steady stream of nquircrs concern
ing the Presidents condition. Consul Packard las
received letters of sympathy from the Health OH
Ger, the Stipcndary Mayor Forwood and other Off
Gals
Alfred Tcnnyson, the Poet Laureate has telc-
graphcd to Mr. Lowell expressing deep regret ut the
attempt on the Presidents life and u,l,iny fnr fine
latest news regarding his condition.
The Court Of Aldermen to-day adopted a rcSolu-
lion expressive OF sympathy with President Car
The Edinburgh Scotsman says:
ne ntcingrncc ~ tins Infamous act viii excite in this
tioh me ieenrs IN Great irihn toward America do
lo nIuo SPECIAL ccnmsi nccs 20 give them sincerity
W Wicn ns arrIy been appropriately rendered by the
W,o rh INA, ma'"H ii To Iiin IN intensity when II is re-
lac WAS LAID low were words Of goodwin this country.
The article concludes rs follows:
Car Of Russia and President of thc Iuitcd etntes
stand at opposite poles OF government yet both are cx-
p"scd 10 inc same KIND OF assaults within few months
sponsibc positions md II H. moi u hHn nln re- re-
the stamp Of Lincoln Garfield from doing Their duty
ana facing the consequences
The Iindnccr says:
ne mnTd.rouS outrage in Washington had only very
moderate eject on the prices Of American scruriirs
Aicr ne hrst tendency 10 panic had passed away,
came apparent and the rctuciion shown in London
prices Was nnmportant Operators fockcd into tho
siicrably disappointed Although business in America
Ie 1 nd tefq %e" large buying orders sent
that no political trouble was anticipated
PiHIADElPiIIA, July 5-Gcorge w. Chilis to-day
received tho following cable di.patch We pray
earnestly for the Presidents recovery John Walter
House OF Commons London"
SYMPATHY FROM CONTINENTAL EUROPE.
GOODWILL RUssIA-A DANISH MESSAGE.
LONDON, July 5.-The journal dc 81. Petersburg
characterizes the attempt on President Garcld's
life rs an abominable crime which has deeply moved
and saddcncd Russia and asks if the recurrence of
these heinous crimes does indicate the existence
OF contagious epidemic passing through the world.
1t says:
namely, that neither republic nor a monarchy is safc
wo no ATTACKS OF some perverted minds Once moro
WocHptosS tne coriai sympathy felt by tho whole OF
l.nssa for Mr. Garfield and tho people OF United
been cordial There never cxsted feeling OF zeal
ousy or antagonsm between tho two peoples The
nhica Nalon may count upon the fcrvcnt prayers OF
the Russians for the Presidents recovery
ROME, July 5.-The Pope has issued an encyclical
letter, dated June 20. dealing with recent attempts
on the lives of sovereigns. He declares that tho
prccepts OF Christ are emnently fitted for the guild
ance OF rulers and subjects, and serve to produce
mat unity OF purpose which leads to public tran
guilty.
ROME, July 5:-1n the Senate to-day the President
expressed sentiments of indignation and horror Mt
the attempt upon the life of President Garfield and
said IL was his iervcnt wish that he might
, Slgnor Mancin Minister of Foreign Affairs, in
the Presidents sentiments
VIENNA July 5.-The attempt on the life of Prcsi-
dent Garfield continues to be the principal subject
OF discussion i'll the Vienna newspapers, which ex-
press the belief that although evidence has yet
appeared to show that Guiteau acted in pursuance
of the instructions of certain political party yet
! beyond doubt the criminal believed he was acting
IN The interests OF that party, and the attempt was
,he ontcome OF the struggle of corruption against
honesty The articles dwell the services Presi-
dent Garfield has already rendered. in spite , his
brief tenure OF Office iii cnergeticay opposing tho
abuses OF the patronago system. The papers mako
Tue Conkling-Grant party responsible for the at
tempt, and lay stress upon the necessity for the
moral publication OF the American administrative