Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. N
NV Yovx Anil IS

NV Yosx, April IS.
The city slil exhibits On every side numerous
tokens of grief The draping Of buildings .ull
progress and by noon to morrow yearly all the
public ane private houses will bear symbols Of
mourning
To-moErcr will be closely observed in all the
churches aud ia business. sad badges are worn ty
most Of the citizens
Many ladies appear in public 10 mourning az
tire, and are proposing 10 discard al gay colors
for 80 dsys
The British cousal called a meeting OF British
residents, which was largely attended at the As
tor House Resoia.oEs expressing deep sorrow
were passed
Preparations sle being made lex receiving the
body of ths president 10 route to Sprin gseld.
The asb regiment has been selected as the es-
cort.
Archbishop McClozky h,s Issued another cir
cular IN which be directs that the various church
es of the city and Giocets be open Wednesday
Tor public services A tie end of mas. be
says prayer should Re red OF chsuted Supplies
tin: Gods mercy Tor ourselves AID al people.
The Herald editorisily expresses the fullest
confidence in the ability OF Presidest Johnson TO
msnsge affairs with perfect success.
The Tribuue regards the late nuFdeFoHs ous-
RACES in ashingion as Incidents Of compre-
hensive plot zbetted by rebel leaders.
The Trbune's Wsshingto special says lei ge
body Of guerrillas has been hoyerinS Along the
opposite bank OF the Potomac for the pas: lev
days Odr forces had one spirited contest with
them, in which We drove them back after an o0-
stnste resistance 1t is supposed they came
came there TO cover the retreat Of the Washing
ton ssssssns.
Thurlov Wssd called to see Mr. Sexard yes
serday. and although he tsied to avoid drawing
the suffering nsn out in conversation. the secre.
tary Unlisted on his staying to talk with him. Gn
til the physician had 70 Interfere sud den and RI.
ri,hdrawsl.
The failure oil number OF foreign attaches. oi
known rebel symrlihies. 10 adopt the universe
s-a'b0i, Of mourning. occasion mach remark
Iae Eeraid's specis' says: Mrs. Lincoln passed
re nish; rery badly At one O'Clock il was
assesssry to call IN the family physician. To DAY
STE nhs been quiet but nervous. and much dis
toroet by requirements 20 talk with Official.
So 1T Toe details Of the approaching obeequies.
he Times Washington special Gays: Whe1
Ia. president arrived, Booth is said TO have bee
s4i'iog 90 The pavement in front Of The theatre
sno 70 s.ve received Kind word and bow from
M. Lincoln, Who knew HIN Later be appe.ret
behind tie scenes and inquired II General Grao,
had come.
Ii 10 supposed that ne would have ssssssinst-
Cd the president a. he left his carriage. but rss
waiting for Grant.
he then went around 10 the front part Of The
theatre. and entering by the front door iounged
for short time about the lobby. holding be hat
10 his LETT hand Next time be vas seen vas
when be Jumped upon The stage
Ii was BOT true that pistol SHOT vas bred
through the door, "a has been stated. The hole
in tue door OF the stage box. which % N oae OF
tbs angles Of The parquetie. % said 70 hare been
made With Q Bit or large sized ginlss. made
probabl, bv the assassin some tine before, 90 ~
N be able TO ascertain the precise position OF hi-
victim, before entering the box.
The HsrSld,s W ashingtoa special says that q
] the last cabsnss meeting which Mr. Lincoln a.