Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25

| Was II ordained that % our hearts must bleed
To measure out oar iovsf Behold to-day
| TAe hush, ~ reriy I ik'tar soresi reed 10 g.
| We weep beside our dsad, aud humbiy prays' y
Dnsn beae tss ess svgTIcE' on, rAEs sor
I .p4 AWAY Una Ap, RR,
Prssldsht LinseIn,s Remains In New
l ~ York; Arrpngehisn for . Monster
Pnoeession-- Ineidsnts-
NEw YoRK, April 1L-The funeral train
reached here al half past one o'clock this
hmorning and was escorted to the City Hall,
whore ths remains viii lie In state until to-
morrow noon. go q.
n Al Jersey City the arrangements were per-
feet. and nothing has been neglected that
could give due eiIoot to the ceremonies
/ VI the occasion. ... a.s. #.
~ eight soldiers. II was partially covered
\ with the American Gag, with tho towers not
4 yet entirely withsred, in the presence Of the
military and civilians, including the escort
which hnA followed the remains from Wash
ingtoh. Thsy were slowly carried between
| open ranks, while many male voices sang q
\ fnheral hymn, the vocal music royerberating
thfongh the vaat snclpsure, which was hung
viii iss,sfaIly-mrRngsd vmblsms Of mourn
q when ths corpse was leaving tbe ststion
4 fnhsral dirgs was sung BY the Harmonic and
,HSboksn quartetts eluba, forming chorus
Of about two hundred voices r.f...s. u.
4 The deep and solemn tones Of the blended
voices touched 'oNery heart, while many
lWspt. alIH1r4 .aF .l.i..t u.a. ..y L..-...
\ 1he remains were received on behalf Of
4 tho State Of New York by tho Hon. Chauncoy
Il afE I'D nd than
Iisikned 70 the ears Of a comnittee. .. ..
~ The hsarse was then placed on o ferry boat,
and taken In charge by Maj. Gen. Dir.
H. As the boat nearsd the city Of New York
bells were tolled and minute guns fired.
l0n the arrival Of the remains at the foot
Of Desbrosses street, the 7th regiment, Ma
tional Guard, acting as guard Of honor. ss.
\ eorted the cortege through several streets TO
the City Hall, Hhsre tho united German So
eietiss, numbering nine hundred yoices, and
occupying the steps and piaEga In front Of
the hail. ehsuntOd dIrgss suitable to the Oe-
| casion. -1rHHt.u q .. t...
The remains were soon thereafter exposed
70 tho public view.
| orally suspended on the arrival Of the funeral
i cbrtege. Broadway was crowded 70 the ut
mosi By people anxious TO witness the funeral
ear and accompanying escort the utmost
quiet prevailed on tho route, and tho dense
masses remained uncovered a. the procession
slowly wsnded its way 10 the City Hall. The
conn was conveyed by eight soldiers TO the
Goysrnor's room. Ono thousand singerA sung
a mouroful dirge as II was borne to its tempo
raty resting place.. U1. lr|- .f ...
The City Hall, In the interior, was elabo.
rately drapod and fsstoonsd with mourning
emblens, presenting sombre and solemn
\ appearance. The coffin rests on raised dals
on IN inclined plano. The inclination Is such
that the faeo Of the departed is In view Of
visitors whao passing for two or three min
utes. D al. rr-I-. q q E.H-,,r ..,s.. h.
The smbAlmsrs rssrrangsd the body, which
had been somewhat disturbed by the journey,
after which tho lid was removed, afording \
view Of the face and upper portion Of the
breast. Al one O'Clock the guards we're
placed, and the general public Showed In
4 gross 10 view the remdins. Tho appearance
Of the dead President bears no marks Of pain,
but the eyes are sunksn, and the ihes some
| what diseolored and sallow about the lower
part, and dark around the eyes and choSks,
and the lips are very tightly compressod.
| The remains will not again bs exposed 70
| view until their arrival at Springfield. I'm
mense crowds, numbering Thousands, are in
the streets, awaiting an opportunity to view,
I for the last time, the face Of Abraham Lin
coin; but the arrangements for this purpose
have been 30 poorly conceived and Wretch4dly
carried out, that Thousands will be disap-
4 pointed, notwithstanding they will be on view
4 all night and until noon tomorrow. Tha
arrangements for the procession tomorrow
are on an immense scale. It.will, from pres
snt Hdsiees, comprise hfty to seventy thou
sand people on foot. rata..rr. .H ..-.
4 m. a l. ,.hi.k l. A.
are 10 be cleared Of all vehicles, and all psr-
sons not In tho procession will bs restricted
to the walks. The ranks Of the procession
Siil be formed twenty deep. Minute guns
will be fred during its passage, and bells
tolled, while various chimes will peal dirgeS.
Every nationality having an oficiAl reprosen.
tative here will be fully represented. The
military portion will comprise ten thousand
soldiers Additional decorations Of mourn.
ing have been placed upon all the hotels and
buildings throughout tho city, and tho day
4 will be exclusively devoted by our commu.
4 nifty TO a last tribute of solemn respect to the
remains Of the great departed. ..
THE B0Dr PHOTOGRAPHED, s.,.
j New YoRK, April 24,-Aftsr the smbalm.
err had prepared the body for the public In.
spection, aud while the lid Of ths cofhn was
still open, q full length photograph Of the
| tOIpaC Wuu taANul aOhhN N"NhNyf wv AuAAAuNei
being consumed In the effort, owing 10 the
subdued light. The lid was then closed,
except enough 10 show the faee Of the marty
President, and the crowd allowed TO ental
the City Hall. They came through the cas-
basement gate, up the main corridor, themes
up the steps 10 the Sestibule fronting III.
catAfhlque. Many visitors Wers females, I
largo proportion Of whom Wspt bitterly, ant
one or two ondoavored to kiss the corpse. bu
were prevented As the masses came NJ
with hoiselsss Stsps and streaming eyes. Y
was most impressive sight. Old and younI
mon, women and children, rich and poor al
passed In rapid review before him who ooulC
apprseiata their Homage but In spirit. a.
One poor Irish woman laid a small cross q
the loot Of ths coffin, with = "GOd pressrV,
your uouL" Her oarnesinees and apparent
JOY at dspositing hsr tribute to the dead yisi
bly, Affected the Immediate spectators,
coLoRED PEoPIk TO JOIN N rHE PROCESSION
NEW YoRK, April 2t.-4The action Of tn
Common Council against eolored citizens Ap
peAring In the procession Tomorrow is over
ruled BY the Police Commissioners. Tn
Secretary Of War to-day autographed Gen
Diz, expressing desire that there should b
, no Discrimination respecting color. -..
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