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sh and beuisuant ruler who nyser.ousy re-
ed rom this The following oraef Vi ssS
vices n hereby appointed for the OCCASION
Tn. s,.u.r Ia,.pv 20 Christ hear u.s." &C., and In
clulipa the prayer I'VE humbly beseech the, %
me saihsm, IN he burial eco, Lord s' NJ No"
The lesson. Let Corinthians ~, a.
The prayer for the in Aicton, recently SET
q The prayer III dine Of and tumult"
The two prayers the end Of The burial service.
.The Grace Of eur Lord jesus Christ" - ..
protection blessing remain most aaecuonately your
''''As' IN 'H6RArIo POTTER, Bishop of New York.
NEw YoRK Eas .er Monday, April H. 1855.
Bishop Coke to His Clergy.
Bishop Coxs has issued the following address,
To THE REVERSED CLERGY or TIE DIoCxsg OF WESTERN
RxyxRxNp BaErBRxN-The death President Of the
United States by the hand Of assassin, Is calamity
The crime is not rescide, but e is psrrcide
That unnatural sin should have been committed
people profound humiliation less than
n Obedience to the new order Of his Exceeney the Gov
Instead OF the Vesue, shall be used Psalm 6st) the
Miserere The first lesson, followed by the Beasc shall
Deuteronomy xxxi TO verse ~ and the second lesson
ST. Matthew H., from verso 10 The Ltany shall DO said
Other appropriate the prsyerbook may be
used discretion Of the minister also those for the
ON Wednesday The day of the Presidents funeral the
burial service may be said at twelve O'Clock emitting the
committal.
K CLEVELAND COKE.
EAsrra MONDAY NEW York, April H. 1865.
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THE NEW VICE PRESIDENT.
Sketch OF tho Life and PabItc Service
OF LnfaYelfe q. Eo-ier.


The greatest legacy left by the early fathers OF tho
sounty, neni to indep is the republican
gtuton which has since guarded our liberties and
fashioned the most magnificent and diverse eemeu
Into the greatest Of nations
In order 10 avoid the endorsements resulting from
NE death Of the Chief Magistrate article two section
enc, paragraph sir, Of our constitution provides
In case Of tho removal of the President from once
his DEATH rosignafion inability 10 discharge the
POWERS and dsties Of the anId onice, the same shall
SoIye upon Vice President and the Congress may by
NV provide for the Of removal death, resignation
inability both " the Pres6enf and Vice President, dc
sharing what officer shall then act President and such
ehcer shall az accordingly, until the disability be re
moved, OF n President shall he elected.
The Congress Of the Unitc States In view OF this pro
s'sson against check In the administration Of tho finc
Sons the government passed act declaring that on
We death OF removal OF both President and Vice Pres
Sent the President Of TIC Senate pro tmpore, and, in
s"s" hore should be Pres Of the Senate then the
eaker 81 The House Of Rcpre, en,atyss for The tim
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,e =: sa:';: .s::.s.sss:s P ara -
!: q: sss
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manner Of n: ds:h nothing ~rans n: 81:
sesr T.; . .sss,':n @ ss,,rs:
tGs a "a. s'ss:ss
noSn has lie .se. .q for TIC
vast benefit 8 and to the world =. a.
ss.ss s$p EAs; 5, 'Ss
upon he .mnstson % Of Andrew Johnson compile
sur. OF q The ss nd Ss
&: s
purpose and motive.
" That %ps with the s ss% os
sympathies in this hour Of their and the eounys
,Rssoysa while deeply sympathi.s with the family
not eopessd SSs .hs. here i every
70 aope Tor his speedy restoration 70 health and tho
JOHN H. wnrrE offered the following, which unan
mously adopted
tion Of the President Of the United and attempted
10 81 ins Of . Ss n
ady and baseness hsio.y has no parallel stands sol
only bs e.plainsd sm,na,iea from and lssm
The committee then adjourned.
The resolutions we're adopted without debate.
committee OF ten was appoint 10 proceed TO Wash
ngton of the Union Committee II tho
funeral Of The President.
COMMITTEES seven appointed to unite with the
municipal authorities Whatever celebration they may
determine 70 make on the day OF the Presidents
funeral
Letter from Ed booth.
The following correspondence has passed between Mr.
Jarrett manager OF the Boston theatre, and Mr. Edwin
LETTER FROM MR.. JARRETT.
PARKER USE, O'CLOCK A. NJ,
SATURDAY, April is, 1865
EDWIN BoorB, Esq. -
NY DEAR SRA fearful calamity is upon us. The
President of United has fallen by the hand OF
and am shocked to say suspc on points to
one nearly related you the pepetraor Of this hor
know dgc and OFT Of peci to the anguish which will
fill the public mind as soon as the appalling fact shall DO
theatre until further notice Please signify your
CO operation in this matter.
In great sorrow haste remain yours very truly,
4 HENRY c. JARRETT
REPLY OF MIR. BOOTH.
a FRANKLIN souARs, Boston, April TO- 1865
HENRY @ JaRnEi IT,. Esd uor 49,, u,.., .,,,.,,o,
thank you for relieving me from my engagement With
s. yourself and the public. The news OF the morning
has made me wretched indeed not only because have
Z received the unhappy tidngs Of the suspicious OF
brothers. crime, but because good man and most
Justly honored patriotic ruler has fallen in an hour
of national Joy by the hand of assassin The memory
y of the thousands who fallen on the field in our
countrys during this STR gge cannot be forget
ten by me even in this the distressing day of my
d life And most sincerely pray mat the victories we
tds Of loyal blood While mourning, in common with
all other loyal hearts, the dca Of the President
oppressed by private wo not to expressed in words
q hut whatever calamity may bcfall or mne my
EDWIN BOOTH
CARD FROM THE REV. GEORGE H. HEPwoRTH.
sroN, April 10, 1896.
10 THE EDITOR TRANSCRIPT
As personal friend Of Mr.. Edwin Booth am "t:,
the opportunity TO give the Bosac. pubic idea of
his present condition need that nc has won
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AnS-,w Joh.r..son at Home.

Andrew Johr.ason at Home.
r. tracts are from a letter written by
July last. He travelling In the West
stopped at Nashville to the Governor OF Tennes
His impressions frankly expressed, but were
highly favorable 70 the -
l called on Governor Johnson. He had expressed a
desire TO me, and had sufficiently long converse
00n with him. He Is very different person from what
had supposed. You know that he Is tailor, Breek
inridge democrat and has been member of Congress,
6tate Governor, United states Senator and is Mill
tay Governor and candidate for the Wee Presidency H.
very ierste; but his wife educated him and
sell him, and his speeches arc eloquent
He Ia ultra I'm c..sL, III there be such
thing and has thrown party and slavery,
and everything else conflicting with the Union
ryrr board. He rules the State with a rod
Iron For instance: A Mr. - was solicited for n sub
scripNon TO aid the refugees Not dollar said h.
81 wish the refugees in hel The answer was re.
ported the Governor "Wrte to Mr. --,n said he
70 his secretary "telng him that he Is assessed five
hundred dollars for the expenses OF the State In half
hour the messenger returned saying that the money
promised for tho next morning
OF he is hated like poison In the State and his
nomination excites great opposition
But found him very quiet, plain, unassuming man,
or only medium height, with broad and well balanced
for head intelligent but not striking face and in
sation SLOW and restrained He had theories, and
seemed par uarly to avoid them but addressed himself
70 the great work OF regeneration H. deplorcd the
dition Of the pie the oppressive arstocracy and the
want OF any middle class spoke wisely of Governor
practical man felt much better after seeing him For
he should be elected Mr. Lincoln will havs most
compromising supporter, and Ii he dies very wise
eessor
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THE CHURCHES S.


Another Circular from Bishop M'Closkey.
Archbishop McClosky has issued anoth circular to
thc ccrgymen under his spiritual contro directing them
as to the manner OF observing the day OF the Presidential
funeral u h as follows:
sFcarraU's orytcr, 1893 MADISON AVENUE,
NEw YoRK, April ~, 1865. !
REvFRryn DEsH stR-As the obses,ues of the late
m.neP resident Of The United States win take place IN
washington cty on Wednesday next tho 18Th ns the Mos
rev Ar.hb5h9p directs that IN sympathy with the national
sorrow we various churches OF the city diocese be
that day ior public service at half hast ten ocloct
and ina ~ the several masses, the collect Prognopqg
Ibaine bc rcct IN addition usual collects Of
uy - nsewise recommended that at the end of mass
ODDS mercy for ouraelyes and ali thr people
~ wv FEs Merry, Secretary.
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MIR. John sons Family.

Mr. Johnsons family resides at present In Nashville,
Tenn. and consists OF his wife and four chldren-two
sons and two daughters His Robert Is twenty nine
and Andrew johnson, Jr, Is twelve years OF age HIS
two daughters with their families also reside In Nash
VILE having been driven from their homes In Eastern
Tennessee. One Of Mr. Johnson's tCharlos),
geon in the army thrown from his horse in the year
1858, and killed. and Colonel Slower, son-inaw, com
mand ng the Fourth regiment Of tennessee infantry
killed In the battle Of Nashville while CALAMITY leading
his command, the 18th OF December, 1894 Judge
Patterson who is also law Of the President lives
In Nashville Mrs johnson has been IN very delicate
health for time past and II Is probable Mrs Colonel
Slower will preside the Presidential household
Letter from Secretary McCuIioch.
The following from private letter from Sccrc-
larry McCulloch will be read with Interest,"
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1865
Nv DEAR siR-You will perceive that tho admins.
nstion In nauguated aud the wheels OF the government
are not stopped for a moment My hope Is and my b..
lief u that this great national calam " will teach 10 the
world lesson which Will be Of the most beneficial
character TO republican form of government that 1t
will show that the assassination OF Gu eft Magistrate
aoes not Affect IN the slightest degree the pemanencc
Dur institutions or tho reg liar administration OF the
laws that svex which o1tid hare shaken anu other
sunny the CENTRE d. not stdggsr for ~ n,en
government ike ours Very truly, yours,
IL MccULLoCH
JoHs A. STEWART, Esq, New York
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Address OF Btskop Horstto Peter.
The Right Rev Bishop Potter has Issued shs followu

The Right Hev Bishop Foter has asued Tho following
aAdress:-
70 ynn utsRoy AND LArry Drocrsr or Nsv Yoss >,
pksh authorities Washington Nave
., the United State viii take place In thai nsv NJ ssslye
o'clock a. "Wednesday OF this week they have ernresrr
he hope chat each Christian congregation In the coupry
VIII assemble at That hour In ~ place OF Worship and uni
IN services Of appropriate character In ih .ses,i.c
most heartily concur ~ am you Will 4" there
fore most ansd0natcy recommend Va clergy mi con
grssatons OF this diocese 70 appear befor. IN ber ov
places Wednesday The 18th at noon, aud While Tho Il.
Offices beng performed the mortal re,naIus ~
late generated ghsf Magistrate TO bow davn in humble
recoSDon Of tse Almighty hand: 10 adore lie n,aesfy tn
""vcre lis justice magnify Ills Nercies mpi5re linn
20 sanctlfy 10 VA His dealings With ~ people at hr
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Chary Ssdclk tthe Gate or Justice) syna-
gogue, Henry Street.

Yesterday morning very impressive service was
held in the above synagogue. The sacred edi6ce was
crowded in every part. Such large congregation has
never assembled within those walls and tho feeling Of
sorrow Of the people manifested in the bitter tears
freely shed during the solemnity Of the
cout 10 wish rites The Rev. Marks Cohn opened with
prayers for the soul Of late President. Such
earnest and touching invocation, assured
country who not of the Hebrew faith Solemn pray
ers also offered for the speedy recovery Of Mr.
Seward and his family and that Almighty God might
punish the wicked do justice 70 u.s. and bring into
peace and unity.
The selections of the day Psalms Sd, 10th, goth,
5sth, seth, 91st, Tooth, 10th 14Oth and 144th
This synagogue is in commu MON with the orthodox
Jews and its members among the mcst loyal Of our
fellow citizens
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MOURNING.


ssvesa churcses Washington Georgetown and Alsxsn-
Aria wSl be tohaA
Al sunrise Wednesday, the 18th inst, federal
uAiuse win be fred from the military stations In the Wei
nifty Washington minute guns between the hours OF
setting of the sun
The usual badge Of mourning will be worn on the ef'
arm and the hilt Of the sword.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War
w. A NICHOLS, Assistant Adjutant General
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Yorns Of u. Seventh regiment xas also adopted. end
s;s. s ". yes: .o.sd that ::
csa.d6ss. t:..svsS - MAJOR ssssrs s..dssrdbs
Of the remains through the city and that thew be te
escort and guard Of honor.
General axDsoaD stated that he wsuld order the whole
First division out upon the occasion, ana that The
Seventh regiment would hsEe the honor Of ssoons The
funeral procession would commence moving w
Major YouSa said the regiment viii parade with full
ranka
Seventh regiment TO fire guns every half hour at the
junction Of Third and Fourth this morning
rment 70 nre half hourly at washington square com
mencing twenty minutes past hve A. NJ the Fourth
at Union square, commencing r. hall past i've and
the Twenty second in the City Hall Park commencing at
fifteen minutes past five NJ, and continuing through
out the day till sunset
O'Clock p. n.
At half past two o'clock the committee reassembed
Mr. Hitchman stated that answer had yet been re-
ceved the despatch transmitted to Washington In the
General SAsproRD was present and stated that until he
knew what the decision Of the committee was he would
take further steps. He would however, attend the
committee If they arc in session early to-day
Alderman JEREMIAH moved that subcommittee be ap
pointed TO proceed to Washington for the purpose OF
keeping the committee informed as TO the arrangements
proposed by the department having charge Of the funeral
obsequ,cs or the iliustrions deceased. Adopted.
Messrs G. G. Cornell and F. A. Conkling appeared in
the chamber from the Collectors office and
the latter from the Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr. CoNKLIxG stated that the invitation rendered by
the committee had been received and that the appoint
|men OF the members Of the former Committee OF Con-
ference TO make arrangements for the postponed celeba
ton would meet the active cooperation Of the Chamber
of Commerce On motion of Alderman Van Voohis,
the Invitation was % amended.
Mr. CORNELL stated that he had just returned from
meeting at the Collecorss office, and that the gentle
men comprising that meeting desired the committee to
telegraph the Governor Of the State suggesting the
proprety Of setting apart Wednesday Of this week as
day fasting and prayer to make fall on the day OF
the funeral Obscquies Of President Lincoln.
Tho suggestion of Mr.. Cornell adopted and the
Secretary directed to communicate with the Governor on
the subject
Councilman LENT moved that the members OF both
Boards Of the Common Council should visit Washington
Wednesday next and take part in the funeral process
sion Of the late President Lincoln as the representatives
of the people Of this metropolis
The motion was adopted and the committee adjourned
till ten o'clock this morning.
After the adjournment despatch was received from
Mr. Hunter Assistant Secretary Of State, announcing
that he could not tell what route the remains would be
conveyed to Springfield the arrangements had not
yet been completed However, the despatch also stated
that the committee appointed to arrange the obsequies
then session. and that the result would be tee
graphed Is soon as completed.
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Meeting mt the Custom House.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE OBSEQuIES.


At two o'clock yesterday meeting Of prominent ct
zens was held in the Collectors Office in the Custom
House, for the purpose of organizing committee to
make preparations for the funeral Obseques OF the late
President. The meeting held in pursuance Of a
resolution adopted at open air demonstration in wall
street Saturday last Among those present were a
In Stewart Captain Marshall Jonathan Sturges N. H.
Grinncll r. H. McCurdy, General Wetmore Peter
Cooper &c The meeting being called to order and its
object stated by the Chairman, secretaries were ap
pointed
Mr. r. L. STUART read a letter from General Sanford,
stating that he had ordered half hour guns to be fired
this day from sunrise to sunset
resolution was adopted to the effect, that the Com
mttee on the Funeral Obsequies issue request to the
citizens to abstain from all business on tho day OF the
Iobseques of the iustrious deceased, with request to
the pastors Of the several churches TO hold yfo
vices on that day.
: committee was also appointed TO proceed TO Wash
ngton today and present to President johnson an ad
dress from the mercantile community OF the city pledg
Ting itrsh u As support aud rendering him all loyal ant
81 ~ & a ,.ea nai Governor Fenton be requestc
81 s,~S eS Tie day ,Fridsy next) named by him In hi
n ocarna,ica ay Of retaliation and prayer TO Wed
y ;,.sday tive is'i iueinut.
~ ufnn't,se OF gentlsyngn also appointed to rep
Il resc the cNeas generally at Washington the da.
go The obscqU.es.
TIE nes.ng then adjourned subject TO the call of tn
marin
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Order Of General Grant.

Order Of General Grant.
WAN DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON April 49, 1885.
Lieutenant General GRANT, u s. Army, commanding
armies of the United States Washington, d. c..
GxNERAL-You will please announce by general order
armies of the United States that Saturday, the
l5th day of April 1865 by Of the ath Of Abra
ham Lincoln the Office Of President Of the United States
Aevolved upon Andrew johnson, Vice President, who
on the day took the OH al oath prescribed for
the President and entered upon .e~s
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War;
General Order.-No. 7.
Wan DvpAprrRsr ApJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE,
w sHIA GToS, April 10, 1865.
II Is hereby announced TO the armies or the Untet
ataies that on Saturday 18th day Of April 1865 b,
reason OF ia 70 death of Abraham ncoln the oice Of
Pres dent of the United States devoved upon Andrew
Johuson Vice President who on the same DAY TOOK th'
Official oath prescribed for the President and entered up
BY Command OF Lieutenant General GRANT.
W. A. NICHOLS, Assistant Adjutant General
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Meeting Of tho Tammany society.

Meeting OF tho Tammany Society.
meeting of the Tammany Society held last even
ing at Tammany Hall, 4. F. Purdy presided. Judge
Cardozo moved that committee be appointed to draft
Of the grief Of the society for the
,ty that had befallen the nation in the death
E oraham Lincoln. The motion being carried, Judge
rdozo, John Van Buren,, Isaac Bell, George f. Bald
win, Judge Pierrepont, John Kelly Recorder Hoffman,
Judge Robinson Judge Brady, A. g. Jsrys Judge Gar
vim and Judge Barbour were appointed the committee,
who reported the following resolutions -
he death Of and
sf s ns
OF S have Sssn e Rss Of
Resolved That while no habiimsnts OF woe can sum.
ssr4S Ss s"isS%y
Of sps ssyS Of G Sr S and dpd
geaoTssa lat se society Vii
body unite in the intended public respect
Resolved Tina. committed Of thirteen be appointed BY
issiy respect shS memory Of the la
q: the s e
s @ hey VIII
IS ashley have the more determined efforts Of
Judge ROBINSON in seconding the resolutions expressed
his regret at the death OF the President he asked
whore the hopes Of the nation be If assassination ID
TO prevail in the country II endangered the lives Of the
whole of He united in expressions of regret and
respect for who had maintained rights ably
land and sea.
Recorder HOFFMAN also spoke feelingy upon the sub
. ject
just before the close Of the meeting John Van Buren,
entered the hail. and called upon TO address the
meeting He paid high tribute TO the life and public
character Of the late President whose untimely end has
overwhelmed the nation with grief at the commission OF
one Of the most dabocal assasnatons that ever black
cned the pages Of history 1t was gratifying he said, in
this hour Of the countrys to the universal
Of public and private sympathy expressed
for the victim Of this foul and dastardy crime Al the
conclusion OF Mt Van Buren's remarks, the meeting
having finished the business for which convened, ad
journed.
The resolutions were then unanimously adopted,
committee Of thirteen appointed to out their de
tas and the sachems went into secret session for the
elecNon OF officers.
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The new GOVERNMENT.
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

TIE NEW TNC0IOCNIs
The Policy OF President johnson.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1885.
The InteHigencer contains the following
We understand from authority which we deem un
questionable that few days ago after an interview
between the late Chief Magistrate and the present
Mr. Lincoln expressed himself gratided with their con
current views, and that he placed implicit confidence II
abe then Vice President.