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every instance justified The hopes Of the nation by honesty Of
purpose 'ncery Of heart putty Of motive ara th0ro"sh
Wherh Ancr long and weary of caaseles chor In
the Of freedom he had succeeded in morally ~oundins
he Slavery and In granting to our Children anh osf
chdgens children the priceless boon oil nniyef'" ovi!
gzereus While standing rs corqusror IN the bsenee.
and looking on his protfte ioe lis face beamr
with loving Gindnrsg biz eye gnieni with tender comps
sion and Ii. hand outsretchet to welcome back ls
cruel foe that foe forgetiu OF eycy instinct OF humanity
with hond like strikes down that noble form aud 10
Inc magnity of his race soa over the terrible Decd
R.arsJ That we hunbly and reyereniy bow with the
ion 20 th. terrible decree Of Heavenly fahr end va
eyouty pray that He WI Isc Dp ore 70 The deep VOID
our he,ris, 9ni preserve our Teyered Institutions,
HT-i.,s TO our departed Presidents family we fe
pecty trdrr our sympathy and sorrow a; her tad ne
ayomel end pay that tie blessings Of the Widows ana
orphan : God MY be siOwercd upon their heads.
Rcoed That 10 the whole race OF traitors, both Norm ems
South e declare eternal vengeance, that we are OF tne De
ernucd opinion That justice ard the cause OF hlnay sno
civilization demands That treason shall be punished WITH
Rssorred That we will su,.ain President Aad'?w
Johnson. he may think necessary n g nain1
III. nfuo Rebellion to powder .Id N Ioo'.Ls u 'e"''"
In wILLIAMsBURGH-THE PRESIDENTS fCSERAL
CEREMONIES.
committee Of two gentlemen from each ward ~
The District have been selected tolepresehl tAo pop
at the Presidents funeral. Ine following sdYaeh.sn
comprise the committee: J. A. Beard, X. IL huniley'
j. :. Burr J. y. Tuttlc WIN. Wall 5. NJ. MeekeF, A.
Hobey d. Mauger j. NJ. Stcarns, +. Fries, Ira Back
man. J. Murphy. John Willes j. McDarmid ana D We
Trngiow. -
The Loyal Leagues Of Greenpoint and Wiliansourgh
have sent delegations TO Washington. Last evening
large number Of citizens met at EIeass na.'
|GIandst TO make arrangements for the solemn ocea
sion
All The churches will be open today for Divine sefv'
ice Eariy this morning a solemn High Mass wi be
offered M ) s. Peter and Pauls Church (Father Ma.
lOne's) in behalf OF the nation.
The Fire Department have resolved to participate IN
the funeral ceremonies In body.
All places of business will be closed OF 10 and
AT II m there viii be meeting OF citizens at the south
Ninthst Church. where addresses viii be deiiteea ~
Dr. Porter the Rev. Mr. Bacon, the Rev. MI loueroy
suG H. II. Huntey esq.
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POSTSCRIPT.
$50 O'CLOCK A. W.
FROM WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, April II. 1865.
T-p AScp0pTATIoN

WAsHISGToS. Tuesday, April IL, 1865.
TRANSFORMATION.
The programme for the transportation Of FrsSdcn
yLincolns remains from Washington has been issued
The railways over wLic, bc I1Iuaios VIII psis arc &c
cared military roads subject to the order Of u"
Department aud the railroads, loeomotes cars and en-
gines engaged sad transporton VIII be SUBJECT Z
the military control Of Big. Gen McCallum.
{. No person will DO allowed 10 be transported on h
cars constituting the funeral train, those who err
specially authorized by the orders OF the War Depart
mert. The une al train viii not exceed nine ears IL
Guiding baggage and heare car. which VIII proceed
over the whole route from Washington to Springfield.
Tie remains viii leave Washington at a. M OF rrday th
2ls; arrive al Baltimore at TO-
Leave Baltimore at p ~, and erriye AZ HmTlburs
Leave Ilsrri,burg M 22d, and arrive a, P!adcPh
Leavt Philadelphia at IA NJ of Monday the 2ih, and a
rive at New \ ork NJ TO-
Leave York at p of the 18th, and arrive ct Alban.
Leave Albany 1T p No. "WEDNESDAY the 2o'h and arrive
at BufcIo at q. 10. Of Thursday. The 9th.
Leave Buffalo at 10 minutes pas 10 tho same day and arrive
at Cleveland a, a. N. Of Friday the 10th.
Leave Cleveland midnight day. aud arrive a. co
/, luabus, q, 1870 4 ~, OF Saturday, 18th
Leave Columbus y M saLo day aud arrive az ihdahsP
oils At a. H. OF Sunday the J0h.
Leave Indsnpolis midnight Of the day and arrive
Chicago It II o. ~. Of Monday, May J..
Leave Chicago yl r. Of May and srye at SP-iis
field at Q a. u. Of Monday, May 3
AT the yorious points the route vherc the remains
are 70 be taken from, the heaIse, ar by Stat" OF
Municipal authorities 10 receive public honors accord
ing 10 the aforesaid programme, the Authorities Wi
make such arrangements as may r@ htting
and appropriate for the OCCASION under the direction
Of the military commander Of the Division Department
or District but tie remains will continue always under
the special charge Of the officers and escort assigned By
the War Department,
The route from Ceambus 20 Indianapolis i via CO.
umbus and indianapolis Central Railway and ironi
IL dianapols TO Chicago via Lafayette and Meliyon
CITY In order 10 guard against accidents, trains VIII
not run faster than 20 miles per hour.
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Tie Catholies OF EIookIyn-Circular OF

The Catholics OF BTcokIyr-circu''r "
tie I,isI,op 20 The clergy
BRooKlXy, Tuesday, April L. le,'.
REVEREND AND DEAR SIR: The DEAN oi INC
honorcd President Of the United States al inc h'"u
an assasin. has excited deep soiTow tmo"sn'-'
land Wccannot sufficiently doPlore the s'u V,"H
nor cxrrcss our adherence OF the manner III WIN "
was caused. II remains for rs TO humble ourselves
bo 70 tie Almichty Ruler of Nations and 10 snpiea'e
His mercy in fnyor Of our beloved county oeSeeeh'"s
Him 70 direct Is his infinite wisdom the eounseS OF
those who arc constituted in authority ana III his good
ncs +, bless us with peace prosperity and happiness
Il il our duty at ell times 10 take lively interest IN
al , concerns the honor aGd welfare Of our country
more especially At ke present time is it proper that
we shonld with most profound humility and fervor
present our supvlcaons and prayers 10 our Heavenly
Father in It's favor
That yonr congregation may have IN opportunity OF
attending TO tAcsc things, in the "housc OF prayer
rcqucst that your church be left open from morning t
neon tomorrow, and that you read this CIRCULAR 10
those WHO may assist ct mass in the morning
Very respectfully. your obcdient servant in Christ
tJorN LoucmlN, Bishop OF Brooklyn.
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In Jersey City.
rnE PUBLIC GRIRP-MEETIyGs, 60, IN !ERsEY
CITY.

CITY.
Business. to q considerable extent, has been
al stand.st in Jersey City since the reception OF the
mOurnlul news OF the assassination OF PIeslIopt In
coin The public buildings and nearly all private DWELL
ings are hung with the emblems Of mourning.
Al the meeting of the Common Council last oyenn2
Alderman Earle offered the following, when was
adopted: ..,.,,,,.
Uhe,cas Abraham Lincoln. President Of the United states
deed our nation Is In tears. Full OF leah ana o ne
con ended rnauuiy with he wicked RebeoiilYect 20 see
exrirng hroes-ind his work accomplished ne ns
for lis duty uoby here aud up higher aud We "" EN-
balm bis memory IN our heart Of hearts WIN me eye OF
fh we see him gone from the highest seat on earn 70
rler nober IN glory; yet cnnot but ho mat ne
ha Ion us sud submit the Providence OF God ana say
farewell noble rGtriot--thy mission Is accomplished
Rc.ed That this Board, without trsnseeing brtness
hereby adjourn 70 Thursday evening
Hudson Comfy Union League No. 2 net at then
roolg corner Of Exohangcpace and Hndson-st.. last
evening 10 testify their SORROW az the death 81 Pres
dent Lincoln. Speeches appropriate TO the &c ,asor
were made by Thomas Pott President Of tue League
Mr. Bliss MIjor H. X. PangborD and others, and alief
adopting suitable resolutions the meeting adjoufaed
The members Of the Pay0nla Council held meeting
for tie same purpose, at Wildwood Hall, On Monday
night when biief speeches were made by james Cop
sill Thomas Potter the Rev. j. Romeyn Berry. D. v.
Pangb0rn and r. {. Bliss.
Services at u O'Clock to-day are announced TO take
place a. yearly every place o. public worship IN he cry
The banks and al. places Of business VIII be c.osed
Ga the New-Jersey Railroad no way-trains WI! De
run between 10 q. N. and p. m. to-day
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Meeting Of the American Institute.

A special meeting Oi the American !nstltnte
was held yesterday at p me- for the purpose Of taking
appropriate action Tor expressing their regrc: at the
death OF the late Presiden and 10 pay worthy tribute
and honor 10 bis memory. Gen. William Hall presided.
nrd Jireh Bull. esq ncted as Secretary. On motion
tie following members were appointed by the
chair % retire and draft suitable resolutions for the
occasion Mr. Jireh Bull. Prof L. ID. 1illman. Com.
missioner Bergen. T. NJ Adriance, and Drs. Ward aud
Trimble They returned with the suhoined rcsOiu
tons, which were read and seconded by remarks from
Gen. Hail. Jireh Bull esq. Dr. Irimble. DIR. Ward
Vice President, Mr.. Bergen and Mr.. Adriance. In
their remarks they all bore testimony to the Integrity
patriotism Kindness and greatness of Abraham Lin
coin. At their conclusion the resolutions, which FOL
low, were unanimously adopted;
Hheyea, Participating the wide spread and universal
e.f which has filled the land with aud by
sudden sud violent death Of Abraham Lincoln
the late President Of the United states, the members Of the
American cannot repess their strong desire 10 give
mournfu expreshons in view OF the sad event
with which OUT fellow citizens are now overwhelmed There
fore be IL .
Resoed That we bow subInsivey TO this inscrablo d
pen,ao Of Divine Providence In permitting honored ard
beloved Chief to he struck down TO the grave by
the hand Of an the midst Of his usefulness aud
moment when he was about 70 realize the soon: result Of
to unity our severed and distracted country.
Resorsd That the eowsyd attempt upon The ise Of the
distinguished son Of while suffering on sick bed
could only be conceived by those who have feared the In
nuenee aud power OF that master mind whose efforts have
served TO CONVINCE Foreign and the civilized world Of
the enormity iquy Of this unproyoked attempt do
sroy the liberties Of great and masnannous people
Rsoed That while forbearance, goodness, kindness and
charity have characterized the efforts Of the Executive Ia
rescoL the ebeons states from tie iron rssp fnitorous
leaders efforts have been degafded and despsed and
pIocaons Of amnesty have been scorued defiance and
stIed been Lured shn our sates1en brave and
armies and gallant and victor navy. cold
booded nuf4er aud have been justified by Rebel
suthoTties-a system Of exposure and starvation has been
paceed in the Rebel prisons ,he results Of which have .ent
and IT only Lqred this last da.ardy act 70 nil to
iepletion crime. .n'sa'ed and sbetssd by this
R.arsd Thai se dsdss great eonsslaon W tL hopI u
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EXEMPT Piremen,. A...ei.,io..

The regular quarterly meeting of the Exempt
Firemens Association was held last evening ut Fire
mems Hail. Mercer ST., Mr.. Engs presiding. After the
transaction Of some routine business a committee was
az pointed 10 report on the BY Laws with view To
their alteration to meet the requirements Of the
late legislative action In reference TO the Fire Depart.
meni. A committee was then appointed TO draft rcso.
lutious expressive Of the feelings " the Association
the dl,ih Of our lamcnted PRECEDENT Tho Committee
retired and after time redntered and presented
the following resolutions which were unanimously
adopted: .
Rssoirsd. That We minse with the common grief which
over shadows land and expressed by every American
hear, al tho oGFe which deprived the nation OF is chosen
leader time when hi. every effort applied TO n tore
an, country 10 poce by which his character
man and prfemnenty calculated to effect the gieat
object Of tho meeting
Fe.olrsd That the above he published ia Tay TsIBuSs,
Herald, duaS and SgHGsS 6rsWg
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nv the ooipr uersncet Of Andrew johnson the Con
snresor the great ard good whose loss W.
m recently sposen IN the city a Washneton; nave
gv f.rrt, that theft crime and should be ruuishc'
crir,e that arson crime aud should be punfhed
,ch tat flu1dsr dreadful and shoald he pun
M Il. suel aid that treas was the greatest OF all CT nc
nd .tor h. run..fed by death" That IN tiese anm
taOy ,ee he scales Of justice hanging IN unerrng bal
iroeities oi this vile Rebellion be weished that b.
bs standard our bleeding country Is to be restored to it, NOR
hen er greatness and power to occupy higher posoi
n the etnston OF those Governments which have beer
low 10 acknowledge the justice Of cause ~ 70 dream u
D tcnt rcasons- g.,
geosed That the members Of this Institute viii participate
an snch de aons may be recommended and oberve'
Nv The public authorities in this behalf.
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TIE ASSASSINATION In TIE CITY.

This island is literally wrapped in mourning
veeIs The universal SORROW too full of pathos Cor
ntteroroe in words il IS though each had lost
friend. and that ford the head Of the family. In
passire through tho busy tloroughfure, or the quiet
nechbOrhood of private residences, it is the Ca
every hand whether be the preteptous marble facade
on Broadway, or the humbest tenemcnthousc on the
eastern side OF the city the eye meets the symbols Of
universal grief and feeling of sadness and depression
comes over Us which, DO what we will, ii is impossible
10 resist To-day ol id the tol.ng of bells, The mind
wiz he with the pageant at Washiaeton--the wholc
Nation will engage it. IL this manifestation of SOY
row is dignity. grandeur. pathoS unknown in ON
history before and not likely 10 again. With
SLIGHT alteration in the text Ternyson's great Ode
rives grand expression TO the event:
Bnlv The President
With peoples GmentatiOn,
let us bury the President
TO the noise Of Che mourning OF mighty Nailon,
Mourning when their le ldefs fall
And sorrow ddrkens hamlet ana hdii.
Lead ont the pageant: sad and slow,
As fits On univ eTsa woe,
Jet the long procession 90,
And let tue Borrowing crowd about Il grow,
And let the mOurniu martial music Di0W;
TIE Martyr President IS low
Nor can the character Of the President be better de
scribcd than iu the lines:
Mourn for the man OF 0mplest influence,
Yet elearest Of ambitious crime,
Our greatest vet with least preterse
Hieh in saving cOmmOn-Sense.
Aud, as the greatest only ale
In his simplicity sublime:
Such was he whom we deplore.
Lei the bell be TOLD: 49,
And a deeper knel in the heart he knofd
Aud the sound Of the sOTrowing anthem iod,
And the voleying cannon thunder his loss
And tbro' the centuries let peoples voice
In ful acclaim,
A. peoples voice,
The proof and echo Of oil human fame
Attest their great commanders claim
With honor, honor, honor honor 10 him,
Eternal honor to his name.
His work IS done; but lis great example standing
colossal TO be of every land will the end OF
time teach that "the path Of duty is The wayto glory.
Hat now comes the last scene Of al
Hush the dead march walls in the peoples ears:
The dark crowd moves and there are sobs and tears;
Tie black earth yawns tue mortal lisapptaIj;
Ashes to ashes, dust 10 dust;
He il gone who seemed SO great
Gone but nothing can beTeayo bin
Oi tee force he made his own
Being here and we believe him
Something far advanced IN state,
And that be wears trucr crown
Than any wreath that man can weave hip
But speak more OF his reAown,
Ley yOur earthly fancies down.
Gsd accept him, Christ receive him.
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Correspondence Between 5"dge Edmond
end Edwin Booth.
NEW. YORK, April ls, ls'


10 EDWIN BooTH, esq.
My DEAR FRIEND: Amid the gloom and
sorrow which recent events have east the whole Of
our beloved country and indeed the lovers Of free
dom everywhere, experience lively sympathy with
the anguish peculiar to yourself which You must now
b. suffering.
From the intimacy which has prevailed between You
aud my family have been long of the uneondi-
tiopal LOYALTY which has been uppermOst with YOU OF
the ardent patriotism which has prevailed with you.
of your keen sympathy with the cause OF Emancipation
md YOUR high regard for the lanented Lincoln as al
once the leader and the instrument Of its performance
IN our land.
Those feelings ardent as ] know them TO have been
with you would cause you share deeply with every
LOYAL heart in the intense which bis sudden death
has so universally created
But Irea'he low much to that sorrow is added tie
suffering arising from your connection with the imputed
author Of the terrible calamity.
I know it must be with you the cause OF anguish
which can know of no alienation cannot bid you be
eomorted that belongs Him alone in whose loving
kindness know you have such an abiding trust.
would that ii were otherwise. and that I could
speak comfort you in your deep aicton for the many
estiabe qualities have recognized in You. and the
49,
during the whole of acquaintance have awakened
IN me warn personal regard which mpels TO the wish
that / could afford you some consolation
This much at least can say-and know your
sensitive nature SO well to appreciate svaue to you
that do not believe that the consequences OF the
crime which causes our mourning will be at all visited
upon you. Our people eminently just. and their
,ober second thought can be relied upon. All who
know you, as we'll do. while they will bear tesi
nony to your unwaveIing loyalty will accord you their
heartfelt sympathy in suffering so peculiar to yourself
and flowing so fatally from causes which you could not
control and in which you had no participation.
So far as your inner anguish is concerned, can but
commend you 10 that God whose Oyerruling Provi-
dence you so fully realize and so far as the world
around can affect you bid you be of good cheer, for
all will be well and you may be assured Of the earnest
sympathy Of the good and the true everywhere
Truly, and most erdently your friend.
y. W. EDMoNDs
ArRn lS 1865
To Judge EDMoNDs:
My DEAR JUDGE: Your kind letter Of this morning
overwbens 1t so fully expresses the Utmost sent
nents of my heart that only say, God bless you
Come and see me. Most truly your friend,
EDWIN BOOTH
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Union Council Fourteen.

Union League Council II, Fifth Ward, met
last evening at their rooms No. 39l Greenwioh'SI
There was very large attendance. and the proceed
ings were solemn and deeply impressive. a set OF
revolutions adop,ed expressing sorrow ana SAD
ness for the fall Of the Great Emancipation. Re
marks were made by Major liaggerty, Gen. Jos. ,
smith, +. w. Winchester. l.. IL. Caldwell, A. Il. Buell.
and the Rev. Mr.. Parker. "Amerlea' was sung. and
with prayer from the Rev. Mr.. Parker the Coanei
adjourned.
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Order from Gen. Peek.
UpoRs. DEPARTMENT OF TnE EAST, !
NEW. YORK Cry April H. lrOj.

UnQRs DFPARINFNf OF I'VE IAsI
NEW. YORK CITY, April II. ls65.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 30.--By direction Oh
The War Department there will be fred at - m,
on "Wednesday April 10 being tho day o the funeral OF
the late President OF the United States twenyone
minnie guns. from all forts. posts. and the Military
Academy III,
The flags at nll military posts, stations. forts build
irgs and vessels viii be kep: NJ half stan, ana Iacor
viii also De suspended at all posts ana puDIc WORKS
during The day.
By command Of Major Gen Peek.
u. +. VAN BURTy. Col and Asst. Adjt. Gen.
THOs LORD jr., Aid-de.Camp.
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To the Assoclatel Pres..

To tie Ass0cIaic1 Pres.
WAsnnGToS Tuesday, April l., 1865.
Sefor Don Jose Antonio Garcia Yesterday
presented his credentials 10 the Acting Secretary Of
State and was received as the Charge DAfares Of the
Republic Of Perm TO the United States.
Robert Barth has been appointed Consul OF the Grand
Duchy OF Mccklenburg Schwerin and also Consul II
the Electorate OF Hesse al st. Louis and II. Claus.
senlus Consul OF the Grand Ducby Of Mecklenburg'
Schwcrn. ct Chicago They have been recognized by
our Government accordingly
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Chicago Election.

CHICAGO Tuesday, April Il, l-01.
The election to-day passed oft quietly.
About three quarters Of the usual vote was polled
John Il. Rice (Rop) elected Mayor by 5,OO0or t,ec
majority. Tie Council stands "a Republicans aud )
Democrats
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The C0fh Regimeut.

The present and eX.members OF the Ooth
Regiment NJ Y V. now in this city will assemble at
No lO7 West Ihirtyrd st.. for the purpose OF making
arrangements for tie reception OF the Prosi
dents remains. JANIS III. Bull, No - Safest.
d. UErns. No. l07 West Thirty thlId.st.