New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

ons statesman md Secretary Of State W. III. Seward,
Yet. thanks to God this wound VIII soon DC healed.
though intended nv the ASSASSIN ns a death stroke.
That mind hand and heart VIII soon blend again IN
unison sh CTR cool earnest and safceious secretary
Of Jar. Edwin NJ. Stanton, together with the unweary
ing swords Of a Grant, Sherman. Sheridan,
Thomas, a TarTa2ui a Porter, Gilmore, Canhyi
in word, of the Whole American Army and navy,
under the cheering ard wise guidance CT Andfew
johnson pres,nt truly patriotic and devoted fies
dent. Now. on this sad day, while the mar'yred re-
mains of orr mar'yred President arc bcllg c'hVcfsh
rom that Capt." which had been destined ms hone, oy
the voice Of millions Of the American people ior tho
coming four years. think not that he VIII DE forgotten
though fallen under an assassins hand MOI our no"
worthy President Andrew Johnson, win III: CABINET
with his Senate his Congress- hs armies. his nnvleS
the whole American people. viii ever CHERISH tho
memory f \ brul am Lincoln 0s second Washington.
Oar American Union will be his monument and our
American prosperity will be bis glory AMI nOw ever
let our prayer 5e that the East West North and South
of the American continent should ever one IN eouh-
Try. III Heart. ore IN mind one IN haii one ~ 6o
one in National prosperity and Len 1t VIII Do the
sired home Of brave. Industrious talented anu Tree
people well the asylum OF the oppressed oil n No.
lions; for this generations 10 will bless our Presi'
dcnts with ihor Cabinets their 5enaes their Congress-
their soldiers their citizens.
En- Jcr.cy city.
Yesterday, Jersey City had every appear
nnce Of the Sabbath with the exceptions Of the sombcr
appearance Of mourning that net tie eye in every
direcon and tie saddcned countenaDces OF ol In ne'
coldanee with the proclamation OF Gov Parker business
was entirely suspended Services appropriate 10 the
occasion wcie lcd IA nearly al the churches in the
city and we're generally fully attended. The following
notices OF services ct number of the churches:
CONGREGATIONAL TABERNACLE.
J At the Congregational Tabernacle in York-si.
funeral services were conducted the same a. though
tie remaius Of the late President had been present
The at tie Of the altar was draped In black
ana IN front OF the altar WIS hung tie emancipation
proclamation draped IN mourning Tho Pastor. The
Rev. j. VI. Holmes read selections from the scrip
tures IL the course of his remarks Mr. Holmes alluded
III. a.tft aa "a.
made practical application Of the event 10 each iHdi
yidual present. -
The venerable Rev DR.. Phelps at present resident
OF Jersey CITY, made some remarks IN the course OF
Which ne stated that be remembered the death OF all
the Presidents from Washington to the present day,
and In no instance had he ever seen such an excited
state of sensbiiy as nj present not even excepting
the death o: George Washington.
ST. PETERS CHURCH GRASDsr.
Religious services Of II very solemn character
were held II this Church yesterday, and prH!ers con
slsting of tares 10 which toe choir and congregation
rpsuouded were fcctcd Nv the a. rgy o. tho Church
The pupils If the paroclia schools attached TO the
Church were present with their teachers
The Pastor. tbe Rev j. Kelly addressed the congre,
gallon in very feeling manner IN relation 10 tho SAD
occasion Of iae scr, Ices VI tie day. He commented es
peciay tue crime II murder, rcmarkng the horn
Bic aegrayaon If the crime In tie Instance when &C.
III regrets and sorrovs ~ the whole nation
and offered al especial prayer hat repetition 81 such
an atrocity might never be- witnessed in the Republic
or among Any people Oh the earth
n
HEDDlsG II. Z. CHURCH, YoRK-sT.
At this church, which was largely attended,
the Rev MIR Day read portion " Scripture and made
short address In the course of which lie SAID this was
hour u unparalleled sadness which reached the en-
tire nation IN every sphere Of lf aud was an hour 81
cred g. grief The genuine rref felt and expressed
WIS the result 81 sympathy u was the love ot or the
President. At the Close OF bis REMARKS tho Ee'; MY
DIV requested the audience 10 rise, when he read the
solemn and impressive burial service such IA be sup
posed would be- read the occasion OF the burn oil The
lao President.
ST. pAuL's METHODIST CHURCH., SOUTH sIxTH-sr.
At tins church, the pastor, the Rev. NJ Iunl-
ison delivered appropriate and impressive address
90 the death II tho President The cbureh was Deco
rated In mouin,ng neatly arranged. and In the ante.
roam Wa, tie following Inscriptions Too good Tor
eatth Ia Heaven he's gone aud left Nation in icars.
REFORMED DITCH CHURCH, HAMILToS-SoUAkE'.
The pastor of the above church, the Key. j.
Romevn Berry delivered short address and announced
hat he would preach funeral sefmoh on the death 81
tie PRECEDENT Sunday evening next. Inc church,
was very elaboraicly dralcd IN mourning.
PfRsT PRESBYTERIAN CnURcH, wAsHINGToS-sT.-
The services at this church were commenced
BIS the choir singing tie hymn, Il would not live all
way" Tde pastor, tho Rev DR.: Imbric' denvss,i
yety effective address. duriug which he enogi1ed the
lite AMI u the late departed President lie etar
pillars and gallery OF the church drspcd In black
. TRINITY ". 4. CHI RICH, YoRk-sr.
A sermon was preached at the above church.
by the paste the Rev Mr. Mgnroe and Mr.. Harris Of
Ohio made some remarks. giving interesting renai
nisoences in tho life OF Abraham Lincoln.
OTHER CHURCHES.
Al the Union Baptist Church IN Grove-st.,
M address was delivered by the Rev Mr.. farmlee
and the services closed with the hymn Peacefully
Al the First Dutch Reformed Church In Grand-st.
The Rev. DR.. ScuddeI addressed largo audience.
At the Church Of tie Immaculate Conception, Rev !
l. d. Sonel IL the oary service u large number OF
people present aud prayers suitable 10 the occa
sion were offered.