The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

Daniels arrived and took charge Of Tanning After near
Ing the case stated by Mr. Blunt, who made an andsv
Justice Bowling sent Fam the Pententiary to keep
company with Wells and Gallagher
man whose name is unknown Saturday morning
appeared at newspaper stand In the Bowery, ana
while there offended those present by the OF basphe
mos and insulting language towards our murdered
several men, who Knocked him down. but regaining his
feet he He'd and was pursued several blocks INTO
tenement house IN Christie street He Their managed 70
elude his pursers and saved himself from the severe
punishment which he 80 richly merted
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT ILLUMINATION
POSTPONED.
Colonel Clark has issued the following ORDER
GENERAL oRDER-NO.9 8.
HEADQUARTERS, SEvsSTH BEGiMENT, N. g., g. N. Y.,(
NEW York, April 10, 1865. !
In view Of the great calamity that has bsallen the
On In the death Of It's beloved Chief Magistrate General
Order No. flor the illumination of the regmental
armory, and the celebration Of recent vicores)
hereby c0untermanded.
armory and tho council room Of the board OF
officers with mourning and the committees OF the several
panies are directed to drape their respective rooms
By order of ' Colonel fEMMoNs CLARK.
j. H. LEBEsAs, Adjutant
MEETING OF CITIZENS OF THE FIFTH WARD.
The citizens of the Fifth ward are 10 meet Monday
evening, as will be seen by the folio wing call -:
MEMENro MoRi-The citizens Of the Fifth ward are
hereby invited to attend meeting at the Fifth Ward
able action with regard to the dccease OF the late Pres
dent OF the United States Gen Walbridge will deliver
la panegyric sAMUEL.S. WYCKOFF,
JOSEPH b TAYLOR,
Judge DENNIS QUINN,
.a VIM a. BURRAS,
Colonel MCC. MURPHY.
WIN. B. EAGER, Jr., Chairman.
JONI 4; sAs " a. a1sn'' Secretaries.
THE COLORED JUBILEE POSTPONED.
At a meeting Of the committee On the celebration
which to have been held on the 18th nst by the
colored people, II unanimously resolved to postpone
:. "ptil future day In consequence Of the death OF
ii Edent Lincoln.
BROOKLYN.
THE NEWS OF THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.
The Of the assassination of President Lincoln
received with great regret by everybody in this city
Tho flags displayed at half mast and the public az
well as good many private buildings appeared with flags
lowered down to the end Of the stan.
The following is the proclamation Of the acting Mayor
of Brooklyn, the actual Mayor being too Ill to attend
his duties
MAYORS OFFICE, Cry HALL,
The President of the United States been murdered
the national capital by assassin The history OF
try mo nd ss hv 5a
national calamity and will weigh down their hearts with
my give S:
people hereby the public be closed
ags be displayed at half and that the bells be oled
from IL NJ. TO one o'clock +. NJ.
To my fellow citizens recommend general closing of
their business the wearing of the badge
mourning and such other manifestations of feeling is
proper solemn occasion.
d. D. WHITNEY, Acting Mayor.
In accordance with the recommendation Of the Mayor
the bells were tolled between twelve and o'clock
yesterday
|SCENE ON BOARD A BROOKLYN FERRYBOAT.
Early Saturday morning, one of the Brooklyn ferry
boats of the passengers expressed obnoxious opinions
on the assassination of the President rather freely He
was seized by the bystanders and Immediately heaved
overboard, and but for the timely Of some per-
sons who at hand in a small boat would have
suredy suffered for his temerty universal the
Indignation Of his fellow passengers