New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
ranch of the City Council and laid over for cOnsdcra

branch OF the City Council and laid over for consdera
ton:
Uhsrea, The peace Of society and tranquility Of
city much disturbed by certain faconts in our mds, who
individual citizens and lsherea,; Dr. Bullock Dr. Hammer
Mr. Leyre and Capt Trppe have made themselves exceed
certain reoluoHs before the Baltimore Presbytery a. on
former occasions the conduct of the aforesaid parties tending
to give such example TO the indictments as to involve
the peace and tranquility OF the city; therefore
Re0ired BY the first branch Of the City Council OF s
more, that the military authorities in command OF this De
pment be requested 10 remove rom our ma " bIocH
Dr. Hammer Mr. Leeye and Capt Tdppe, and all such dan
gerous persons as are inInicel to our Government
An outrage was perpetrated here Saturday night,
the facts Of which the newspapers fear to publish lest
the popuace may become nfurated and visit summary
punishment upon the villains who were subsequently
caught and lodged in Jail. -Four Rebels went to pri
vate dwelling and demanded money Of the lady, who
CHANGED to be alone in the house. They destroyed
portrait OF Mr.. Lincoln, and compelled her to take in
and tear in strips flag that was displayed from the
window. They were however. soon tracked and
arrested.
The names Of the five lawyers WHO have entered into
military service against tho Government of the United
States stricken from the roll Of Attorneys Of the
Common Pleas Monday. They are Charles Mar
shall, Pendleton Colston. William II. Norris. Wilson
1C n. Carr and William +. Hopkins These are merely
straws.
-Four years ago today-the 10Th Of April le6l-in
this very city, murderous attack was made upon q
regiment Of troops who were en- route TO Washington
to protect the Capital In this city was she'd the first
blood Of the In this city matured plan to
assasinae President Lincoln he passed through the
place e. the reens of government Of the nation.
This city bears the high honor the unenyiabe reputa.
ton Of having given birth 10 and nurtured assassin
who has at length carried out the wishes Of many other
OF her sons-wshes in which gloried-and imbrued
his hands in tho hearts blood Of the Chief
sof the Nation; and today-tAe anniversary
OF the 18th Of Apr-eyermem day
when the lowliest in advancing to support the honor
Of our flag was stricken down-to-day, the highest in
the land the great. the good, the magnanimous, the
ChIstian-Abraham Lincoln President OF the United
States brutaly murdered is borne 10 his long home
let the ensigns Of the nation be draped in black
in fitting commemoration Of the occasion. and let
the sad tones Of The tong bells and minute guns pro-
claim the nations woe az all that was mortal Of the
illGstsous dead moves it, way TO its final resting
place.
giant oak has fallen, ard q nation weeps. The
hopes Of bic country buried in bis grave Up
rearing his mighty patriotism above the wares Of fac
tion Abraham Lincoln seemed about TO heal all the
wounds Of BIS bleeding country. But he is dead and
the genius Of America. so aptly represented BY his
cemency. lies CORY and hushod IN an awful and poren.
tan. silence Drot-IrscAI IN PACE DR..