The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18
IMPORTANT MEETING AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE
Expression from the Bar and
Judiciary.
Another Circular from Archbishop
N6cCloskey.
ORDER Of MAJOR GENERAL SANFORD,
&c., &C., &c.

Inc metropolis presented the OF ono
catafalque yesterday. Everywhere one beheld black
cloth, black Grape portraits Of President Lincoln, sur
rounded with appropriate trimming; busts crowned
with wreaths Of laurel and hung with sable dressings,
and other saddening tokens Of the national From
morning till night people were decorating their
houses stores with the recognized symbols Of mourn
ing The demand for fabrics used for such purposes has
been enormous in truth that many Of the stores
where such articles generally kept for sale were com
petey exhausted of their supply
Major General Sanford has issued the following
,rder:-
General Onie.-No T.
HrADa'AHIrn' Fl4 SrR R' Yo.a iSr Il lis
pursuance of orders from general headquaers issued
sse FoaS Seventh
owe the 18th Instant TIE FcSrh resmen Union
s sssms Ct W 0 ffSd And S
ayenges commencing a, zen minutes past Ave o'clock
twenty miaats: past NJ The twenty
past clock A. NJ. Each Of them win to Are a
e so OF na nUs viii se
msser necessary ammunition The division
wi" pF0mus&l o' Sa 81 H HseF Sf SANFORD
8 ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Division Inspector.
ARRESTED FOR DIsLoYAL LANGUAGE.
George Wilson, Scotchman sixty five years old, wal
arrested yesterday by officer Clendcnning, and taken
the Second precinct police station for utteS uisioya
sentiments Wilson is bookkeeper by occupation ant
during the day expressed himself in decided terms
as being opposed TO tn" '-"-,n, administration, and
finally concluded v -, ing that abraham Lincoln
damnes ,eer, and that he ought 10 have been shot
ors before' This WAS enough. The crowd which had
been gathering around him during his. remarks would
@ IN 0 the Nick 70 Of e ha come mot TO S
rescue and kept back the excited popuace The officer
took Wilson under his protecting wing and marched him
OF to the station house followed by the crowd who gave
vent TO their feelings by loud and frequent mutterngs
Several witnesses appeared against him. and he was oI
the present. locked up IN cell in the Second precinct
station house.
ANOTHER DIsLoYALIsT PUNISHED.
man named Henry Loe was in the Pewter Mug
saloon, Nassau street about O'Clock yesterday
ing, and expressing qualification tho murder of the
President an individual present dealt Lee a powerful
blow ON the head with bottle knocking him down and
1nnIcting a severe wound The offender was removed
to the New York Hospital by oicer o,Deay Of the
Fourth precinct In reporting the Of Lee Inspec-
tor Carpenter the Sergeant Of Police closed by saying
Served him right"
THE ARREST OF Mr.. JACKSON.
EDITOR
An article In this days HERALD that had been
arrested for giving dsloya sentiments and
which, If not contradiced would do me much injustice
beg to say no such charge OF charge Of any Kind has
been preferred against me. THOMAS b. JACKSON.
No. SO AMITY STFEEr, April IL, 1865.
MEETING OF BRITISH RESIDENTS.
T.. NJ. Archibald, the British consul viewing the uni
versa feeling 81 grief which Expresses every person here
during this unhappy me whether they be bound
country by ties of birth have but chosen It as tht
country Of their adoption, has Issued the follow n,
notice.
NorrK-British residents DESTROYS Of uniting In publi
expression OF their sentiments the OF
President OF the United states well Of their feelings
sympathy with the acon caused by the national
men requested o. meet the stor House
Tuesday eleven O'Clock A. NJ I'm the gentcmens dnin
room. E. NJ. ARCHIBALD IT, B. ~ Consul
CURIOUS PLAcARD.
The following curious placard posted about the cit,
and attracted groups Of readers wherever IL appeared
OUR LfBERTY-TO THE RESCUE.
Citizens, awake Realize your position longer b
deceived We nave foo-a miserable cowardly insinu
aung unrecntng oeto deal with, devoid 70 nerosy
all nohleness all gnanimy. For four years hav
trying In their breasts feeling brother
hood We have been willing 10 Nil the fa,ted cnf thci
restoration 20 the union circle All hopes ~
offerings have been thrown aside Our Grand Master TN
President OF the United States has been bereft
the hand OF the assaBsn, nsgned by the woudbc
st0yes Of the great legacy OF orefabershose who
queaihcd 10 liberty aud the right of conscience All
has been done whom he mtnfesng the spirit
Chrstanism aud hborayf0rgven TO errng brethren
We advise not rctlaory We only for a ~
newcd exercise OF Vigilance ETERNAL which IL the prc
n Of liberty
Let nll ranks Let swear more united thai
Let have but bye word-Death Traitors
THE UNION ONE AND UNDIylSIBlki
Strike now Strike again Strike often No par
ley Entire submission TO the Great Republic
THE PEoPLE-BY ONE OF THE PEOPLE