New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
CANADIAN SYMPATHY.
Our neighSo.s. the Canadian people. give e,

Orr neighbors, the Canadian people. give evidences o
nfcgned sympathy with ths notion In the loss wtcl
has sustained in the ssasssiratou Of Is President
md on Saturday and Sunday the flags The publ
Vile ne fact o. 1T murder togch.rgly nliudcd
y many Of the churches. in other towns tlroughou
he Province tie s0tors are Of similar charfc
cr. The address OF tie Che Magistrate OF hoya SEQ
I IA has already been given in these oolGEsls.
NoSrREAI, Tuesday, April ls. 1863
The public Union PRAYER meeting last nigh
\ haracteri2 by tho deepest socmitJ. feeling O
,arnezt sympgily peTa1cl the whoe OF the vast mint
uGe. CeTgt mon % oil denominations were present.
The ,, ". III. kemp sid they he'd come iJ-cll cr e
xpress ineir sympathy with great nation; that O.
Il poop aero this night bowed with sorrow. Shall "
efuse TO bow with them. aid with ilem drrre on
y carts with blacsrIFa and she'd tear over HIN VIII
b les TIE victim Of cruel assassnt The fall u braha
lincoln Was n common sorrow 10 every mnn within
\ hose breast beat tTne Christian heart Lot then
\ rop tcer FOR The mighty cioflan slain by the assis
na hand, and pray Goo mat Tic calamity DO coa'orse
! ltO q blessing.
ne Rev. Mr. Bonar said be felt as if ho had suf
'rnd personal loss. lie TecDlnred many Christie
I ruths ard charitable acts II tie Pr 'idcnt He f,
hat the deth Of President Lincoln woud bind both
nations Heart 10 heart more than onJthng beside
The Roy. Mr.. Bond OF the Church Of England could
not trust himself 70 speak the subject, ior lid b.
know how 10 characterize tls co rard,y. Gislarcly
iendish act, which Tie inuost art abhoTs.
manner.
AT tie conclusion o, the service flo SOLEMN tone, Of
the Dead March IL saul 80 pcaicd from tie orsen, al
tie meeting dispersed
CEN. LEE RECEIVES THE NEWS.
Richmond dispatch nnaonicirg tho arrival Of Gen.
Lee IN ihat city IN good hoGlh suites that when thc
neral was tod OF the rows he shut himself NJ. III
ftlCsol 10 bear aDy de,as To said that 10 wa
lreAdy teo figecd and wear! to be unAerTyl With tx
, cErlb.' history
! 'RocLAhArIoN BY TIE coy.ITo--- TO TIL IEopLl
OF NEW-JEhsHF.
The Pres!d@n' Of tae United Ssuls is dead; 10 was
ma terad ~ m assassin
Hc crime has 10 parallel In our history. IL eror.
nifty hls tsi0undcd and almost pirllyyed the ne0n
At tis ersis The do IA Il tie CHEF Mac.st-1ta r.
such manor and tlr'ng such means Is peculiarly
oGioul. calamity. After four ycars ~ terrible war
! sunlight OF p8ac9 began TO s'.mgor through ,ll
dGis clouds, nld While Joyful pei hailed tie bright
5nIr. prospect. the blow faL Tie wsvs Of God nrc
ove orr comp ehersioD. yet IN Hm VIII &c pas ouf
/ trust "Tho Lord u ,igh above oil Nations"
crosses The public mind. 4 . highland n c9nso1elce
Sil the crn Il "a Sc c.tkrD' 1t s0ul" general
Ne ifrafaloD "a sorrow fhcu'd oe made.
Therefore, l. Jol Parker, Governor x TIE state o.
ato 20 observe the "a, appointed or the o0sgues Of
fe lefo osdeat Of toe Urii'd a.cs. 70 Wlt, educ
day The l9th day q April instant,
BY losing al places u hrlircr5. ~ dr1p1g el nlh
lFo buildings IN mourning, by ASCENDING e to hoIr =
- C'socF noon fra t.nl. u1 PLACES ar Worllip and
Dy such other demonstrations OF gsoi a1i Tos. a.
! ife ing b. tie occasion.
Given rnd.r M hand a11 priyy fsI fl Trenton th.
,F9ntoeEit d'y OF April - D. eighteen hundred ah1
srfyiye JOfL rAGKIG-
Attest. s H. Dickinson Prlvsto Secretary.
MASSACHUSETTS, AND 1Hg FUNERAL.
Massachusetts, VIII be represented tic funeral Of
the President ~ his ETcei'sncy. Gov. Andrew aud .
large committee Of the Legislature ~ well By very
sreat nuaber vi her Inosi prominent citizens.