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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE COZZENS CASE.

THE COZZENS CASE.
Continued Excitement i'm Philadelphia
The Military and Civil Authorities Still
in Conflict. tts
PHIL ApELPHIA, June 30.-The contest be.
tween the city and military authorities, grow.
ing ont of the arrest Of w. b. N. Cozzens, con-
tinues.
Last night three of the Sheriffs deputies pro-
ceeded to Provost Marshal Frinks headQuar-
ter, with orders to arrest him, but Were driven
away by the provost guard, and they made n
return accordingly to the Court o-day.
The matter has been postponed until to-mor-
row at nine O'Clock, when the Sheriff will pro-
bably call on the citizens to aid him in the ar
resting of the Provost Marshal.
There seems to be some doubt as to whether
the application for assistance TO enforce the
arrest should be directed to the Sheriff or Gov
ernOr,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER,
a avenue, near Willard's Hotel.

THIS SATURDAY, JULY, /, 1855,
TWO PERFORMANCES.
4 GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
at 21s O'Clock p: m. Doors open az z o'clock; Ad-
mission to Matinee. THIRTY CENTS to all parts
Of the house. The afternoon performance will con-
sist of John Brougham's great musical burlesque,
as performed with such tremendous success by this
company, entitled
: PO-CA- A-HON-TAS,
IN will appear as Ye Gentle Savage, supported by
Mr.. JAS. g. DUNN and j. w. JENNINGS.
During the piece the beautiful unrivalled
AUGUSTA,
will execute her celebrated RIFLE DANCE.
TONIGHT
the performance will commence with Dickens
OLIVER TWIST.
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GRAPE CRoP.-The present appearance OF
the grape crop, especially the Catawba, is very
unfavorable. In the past few days the rot has
injured them to the extent OF two-thirds.
Should it contint1e much longer there will BE-
very few of this variety left. The Delaware
Concord and Hartford Prolific and some other
kinds have not suffered so much from this
causp-LOuisriHe Journal
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/. @rThe specie assets of the Bank of Tennes-
see, captured some time since at Augusta,
Georgia, amount to four hundred and forty
five thousand and some odd dollars. The rebel
State officials drew their salaries in specie, up
to the last moment, and the celebrated General
J. d. c. Atkins, in order to enable him to con-
tinue his peregrinations in search of the last
ditch, borrowed 81 600 in gold, just before leav-
ing for parts unknown.
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sentlal We have been gamers by the war. That
curse and scourge of the South, that vile moth
er of reputation and bankruptcy, the credit
Of successful resurrection. The people of the
South are without money, but they are ont OF
debt They may be very poor, but they are
very YsOlYent.-RichmORd Times.
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Man Shot hx a Waman.

BowMANsvILLE, G. w. June 29.-Miss Num-
ton, a school teacher, accompanied by another
the house of James Kerr, in Orono, five miles
from the village. They asked Kerr, to take a
drive with them, and when about two miles
from here, Miss Munson shot Kerr with a re-
yolver, mortally wounding him. She is now
in custody. Various rumors prevail. but the
real animus of the affair is not known.
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FESTIVAL OF ACTORS AND ACTREssEs.--
There will be mammoth festival in New York
on July 4th. held by the actors and actresses Of
that city, at the Bellevue Gardens. This will
be the first jubilee of this kind known in Amer
lea. 1t will be under the management Of Mr..
Albert Cassidy, well known as the business
manager for Miss Lucille Western,
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.SThe Brooklyn Common Council has voted
in favor of appropriating $4,000 to be raised in
this years taxes, for the purpose of procuring
a medal or other suitable badge of honor, to
each returned volunteer from that city who
had served in Brooklyn regiment in the war
against the rebellion, and had been honorably
discharged. 1t is calculated that the number
of these soldiers is about six thousand.
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MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-The coal trade
in Allegany county, Nd, continues very duh
in consequence of the break in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. 1t is, however, now about
repaired, and boats will commence moving in
a day or two. Last week 1914 tons of coal
were transported over the Baltimore and Ohio,
Railroad. .-.ss... r
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FINANCIAL-The New York stock market
yesterday showed general Improvement.
Governments were queit but firm. The
sales at the board were not large, but on the
street there was some fair transactions in Five
twenties, intended for export. The old Five.
twenties advanced \. Ten-forties Were \
better.
The new series Certificates of Indebtedness
were q lower, the old issue Z higher.
State stocks and railroad bonds continue
dull, but steady.
Gold was rather firmer, with more demand
for cash gold.
The money market showed still greater ease.
Lenders We're anxious to find borrowers for the
interim before Wednesday, and offered a large
amounts for that period at per cent.
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4 CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Com
plExIoN follows the of HELMBOLD'S HIGH
LY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF
1t removes black spots, pimples,
and all cruptions of the skin. III 256m
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COrCATE,S HONEY SOAP

This celebrated TOILET Soar, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and enolient in its nature, ragranty scented
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
90
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SECRET DISEASES.

SAMARITAN's GIFT is the most certain; safe and
effeetnal remedy-indeed the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered Cures in two 10 four days, and re-
cent cases in twenty four he No mineral,
balsam, mercury Only T. lis to be taken. II
is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
male, So.
SAMaRITAN's RooT AND HERB JUICES A positive
and permanent cure for syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers,
for SIS. Sold by S. c. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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+ To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD: BEAuT1FY the
s9np4lepsi.c4P y .4 Hse HEbbNB4kkb'Sr HiGHtf G1H
LA One bottle equals strength one gallon of
the Syrup or DecoctiOn. III 25-6m
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NJ Bull Run battle field is rapidly becoming
a resort for visitors, and by the time the rail-
road is in complete running order the number
of persons resortfng to this famous field will
be very numerous. Already some enterprisine
individuals have made arrangements for the
erection of fine hotel in the vicinity. -
A FREsHET IN MIssoURI.-The Missouri
river is at flood height, and an immense amounts
of property has been damaged or destroyed;
The river has not been SO high since the great
flood of 1874. -E.i .s.. lHs f.5
NOT TRUE.-There is not a word Of truth in
the rumor Of a riot at Emmittsburg, in this'
county, last week, as reported by the Liberty
Banner.-Fysderick( kd.) Unions
1Work on Fort Hale, New Haven, is pro-
crossing. The armament of the fort will con-
sist of two eight-inch columbads, fourteen
thirty two FOUNDER rifled and eighteen pound,
er smooth bores. Five of the thirty-twos are
now in position. Bomb proofs and barrackE
for 300 men will complete the work. b 'sagy. -
VGeneral Grants monthly pay, income
tax deducted, is S1,O62 20. This sum is excln-
sive of communication of rations, &c, which
amount to nearly as much more. -
a9-Chicago will celebrate the Fourth by
grand procession, a mass meeting in the Sani-
tary Fair building, and an Grafton by Henyn-
Winter Davis. -- :
HA list kept by Mississippi pilot Of the
vessels sunk or otherwise destroyed on that
river during the war, contains the names or
293 steam craft of various descriptions. - -,
VPittsblrg complains that the Allexhanv
water, since the discovery Of petroleum. is noc
pure, as it has been, found impQesible to keen
the greasy and nauseous hqata ont of the.
reservoirs 49, ..-s .r-.r ri--r- vs7f g,,-s-1- :
s0In Maine the potato crop, h is said, wilI4.
yield s.0O0,0O0 of bushels, and nhe hay crop
will be immense. sgrg - -
s0Itis reported that the successor of Mar
shall Magnan as Grand Master of the Freema-.
sons Of France will be Prince Murat.a Trl= =
IThe Pennsylvania school law has bear,
amended So that children under six wears Of
age cannot be admitted to the pub1ie schools.
Five was the minimum before. ~ ~ sff-ea
1-A noted guerrilla and horsa. N iaf ,f 49,
Shenandoah Valley, yclept ..Missfssippi," has
been captured. n7F9a d sfEisfl.'--Sf q
ATA project is on foot at the west 10 raise q
testimonial fund Of 100000, with which to
purchase farm TO present to General Sher-
man. tss5srf fslSe S15o4 Ttt. > noft&isf79eft =
0There are 106,ees paupers in london.
nIA Miss ImhoG has received $4,000 fron.
the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Com
pany for the loss Of q limb. Z aeia' ~
1pThe Goodyear rubbsr patent has expired,
after running q years, and yielding about S4o,-r
000, 600 profits. = -
yr asrsf 4ffarY~ ris-frcf ri g. sf II agrsff f-sl
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Collision between Propellers.
DETROIT, June 29.-The propellers Illinois
and Dean Richmond collided last night near
Point Pelee. The Illinois sunk in fifteen feet
of wat
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.


FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY. AND
SATURDAY, July 5, 6, 3.
CARNCROSS 4 DIXIE'S MINSTRELS,
The great Star Troupe of the World their chaste
House, Philadelphia. appearing in an entirely new
programme of Original Acts, Songs, Dances, Bal
lets, Burlesques, and Plantation Scenes.
Book at the Array of Talent:
. LEW SIMMONS, PALMER,
E.Z DIXIE, A. BECKETT,
HARRY LEHR, LAMONT,
SL0CUM, WELLS, t-
ROSS, STEVENS,
+ HOLDEN, CARNCROSS,
The celebrated BUFFALO BOYS, and others,
combination of the most accomplished artists
Tickets, SO Cents; no charge for reserved seats.
Box Office open from 10 to O'Clock for the sale of
p?sTs open at IA oclSek ts
OXFORD: OXFORD: OXFORD:
x,n., MusIG mAHhAND
UNDoUBTEpLY{THE COOLEST PLACE OF
AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW COMPANY.
Second week and still more startling perform.
ances of
E e FETIT FETIT AAssssEEttSS, AssEtS;,
in his great act of f
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Second week Of
l- FANNY FORREST,
ANDREW j. LEAVITT,
FRANK DONALDSON,
AND MRS. GRAY,
together with the whole Of the large and talented
STOCK COMPANY,
consisting of sfty performers
FRIDAY, JUNE 3OTH,
BENEFIT OF MILE LOUISE ROLETTE,
= MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
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NOT Few OF THE WORST DISORDERS that
afict mankind arise from corruptiOns Of the blood
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
is a remedy Of the utmost value. III 25-6m
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of Warn,
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual systems-Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress DR. j SKILLIN HoUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ton Philadelphia, Pa. NH 81 3m
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT OF FSARSAPARILLA
cleanses and renoyates the blood insils the yigor
Of health into the system, and purges out the hu-
mnrs that make disease. In 25 GIN
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING

STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 4S hours; also cures
Chillblains Ulcers, and all Eruptions Of the Skin.
Sold by all Druggists. J. ID. GILMAN,
mar 23-Iy $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DENTISTRY.

GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
1uor,5 .arise al, norson. s,a,rng teeth to
extract to call at DIR. LEWIE office, and0rYYYE
have them taken out without pain.
Also call and examine the Doctors new ana I'M
nroyeG method ofinserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Fl YOU once see the great Improvement in his teeth,
and valuable one Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates at the old price, as we have not
ADVANCED the price on our work since the great
No. 242 Penn'a avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. ,,-,,, ~ - r,.,. ..
jan26-1y =. X. LEWlE, M u, Dentist.
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Baltimore Markets, July Ist.

Coffee.-No sales reported. Two vessels from
Rio in ballast.
Floar.-The market dull, and prices still IA
voring buyers for ordinary brands western
rels western extra at $7.25, and $50 barrels
Howard street super at same price. Choice
flour is scarce and held at full former prices.
Grain.-Wheat-925 bushels white and $50
bushels red offered sales of 400 bushels good to
choice white at 81 .95a$2. 10; 3s5 bushels new at
81 10 500 bushels old red at 81 55a@1 go. the in.
side price for western, and $50 bushels new
Maryland at S1.57 per bushel. Corn-S, 100
bushels white and $50 bushels yellow received;
1900 bushels white sold at gIaS4 cents, and 500
bushels yellow at 90aSs cents per bushel, as to
quality. Oats-3, 600 bushels offered :, 2,5OObush-
els sold at 6trl61 cents, measure, and 145 BUSH
els al Is cents, weight.
Molasses.-Nothing doing; quotations nom :
and 54s barrels do 31s puncheons English ISL
and, and 12S hogsheads Porto Rico.
Proyisions.-We report sales of $4,000 pounds
shoulders, in hogsheads and boxes for Balti-
more and Philadelphia delivery, at HH cents
25 hogsheads bacon shoulders at 12% cents, and
25 terces Thomas hams at % cents; ordinary
brands sugar-cured canvassed at 26a264 cents
per pound Lard 10 cents. Mess pork $26a
$40 so per barrel, the outside price for retail
lots.
Cuba at ii cents; IT'S hogsheads and 25 tierces
do. at IL S 16 cents. mos. for refining. Stock.
35a5 hogsheads Cuba; 2,721 hogsheads Porto
Pico, mo English 1sland;) total, 6,316 hogs
heads: also, $40 boxes Cuba.
Wool.-Market extremely dull, and prices
lower for tub washed and pulled, and barely
maintained for unwashed and fleece. We re-
wise quotations follows For unwashed.
35a37 cents: tub washed, 53a57 cents; fleece
washed, 4sa52 cents, and pulled, iDa50 cents per
pound
Whisky is steady at S2.09aS2.10 per gallon,
with small SaleS.-Bd{fiMOfc sun.
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HARD TINES IN CANADA.-The Canadian
papers continue to complain of the declining
prosperity of that country. Business is at
stand still, money extremely scarce and high,
and real estate holders are selling out and
leaving in droyes. The Courier de st. Hya-
cinthe, published in the eastern section of Upper
Canada, remarks: SAT Acton and Roxton
large numhnr houses are closed; families
emigrate by ten or a dozen at a time Nearly
the same thing may be said Of Stukeley, Ely
and Waterloo. According to the statements of
respectable parties such desertiOn was never
seen in those townships. 1t is estimated that
ono third of the population of these localities is
going to the United States. The truth is, Canada
is no longer what it was before the commence.
ment Of the war now terminated. The market
for the products of the British provinces is in
large measure, closed up, and business in all
branches is exceedingly depressed compared
with former years. The Canadian people have
become less hopeful in regard to the project Of
confederation, the intereoloniai railway, colo
nization of the Hudson Bay territory, and other
schemes designed to give new impetus to the
general prosperity. Meanwhile the United
States have settled their difficulties, and look
more in nyiting than ever before.''
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rmers TO compete with them.
[ss FANNY THOMPSON,
Iss FANNY THOMPSON.
IsS FANNY THOMPSON,
IsS FANNY THOMPSON.
SO FANNY THOMPSON.
So Fanny THOMPSON.
ting Spanish Danseuse,
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He MIACO BROTHERS,
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erful Gymnasts, who have surprised
e modern days, in their thrilling and
Ieats an the Double TTaPszsa, Lying
FT,iYaculous LEAP FOX LIFE. These
Without exceptions, the most daring
shedGYMNASTS in the World. They
nge Of
1000 DOLLARS
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ZANE AND JENNIE JOHNSON.
ZANE AND JENNIE JOHNSON,
lble Duets.
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.na4.t ~ oFIn7glo .E:Iaa VT
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COOL AND PLEASANT.
tool AND PLEASANT.
NsR ENTERTAINMENTS.
MER ENTERTAINMENTS.

NEW PERFORMERS.
NEW PERFORMERS.
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u FRIDAY ryrRNa.

3, y D .-ris .en9
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IN. Fl. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Office No 511 9Th street west, near Penn a avenue,
would respectfully inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he Is attending to all legal
business such administering the Amnesty, as
well as all other Oaths, drawing Leases, Deeds,
Notices, &c, &c. Legal advice given in all its
~ Particular attention paid to the collection of
debts and claims in general. Z je4- -3m"
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.ORANGE COUNTY AND DELAWARE ICE
~ CREAM
Messrs SYGSTON & COFLIN, successors to J ;.
continue to furnish their favorite ICE CREAMS,
This house is the Oldest in the city that has sup
piled Creams manufactured from Orange County
daily in connection with our establishment
lego Tu&Flm" S1GSTON Il COFL1N.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

pROokLfN BOARD.-A SHALL PRIVATE FAMILY
~ having arg handsomely furnished house in most
desirable location conyclent Z. The ferries would accom-
modht' tw F"nutnen with choice or delightful Rooms
1he second hovr h Sc and an the comforts OF agree
able ana socne nome Apply a J Sands street corner Of
Adams.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

rHOICE HANDSOME ROOMS ON FIRST, SECOND
~ third hoor VIII or without Board house arst class
l9 winthrop place near Washington square Large back
Parior physician.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

RROokLYN BoARD.-TO LET, LARGE ROOM ON
- third tory, also Hall Room second story; bath
hot ana cold Nnter and Apply at q West Baltic street
between Clinton and Court Dinner at 6M References
changed
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

DOARDING DURING CONFINEMENT. ANY LADY
ID desiring tn end quiet home, Tcpeie with every
fort With excellent medical assistance kind and strc
retirement during confinement hnd every requisite with
widow lady living gentcclly in brooklyn, without children
Or boarders. Address box Ssi Bro0klyn Post Office.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

DROoRLYN BOARD. ROOMS SUITABLE FOR FA
ID miles single gentlemen at 81 State street. oypOsia
Gordon street Dinner nj 6 Z. VI.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

(touNTty BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND. .--DEIGlr
" tn Rooms and Board be obtained on Fort Ii ten
minutes walk from Quarantine landing. The house com
ada hne extensive view OF The BAY and has attached 10
81 large vegetable pabng for hroe horses.
AddresseA. b.. bcx 1861 Poat oflcs
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

CoUNTRY BoARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING
~ at Ravenswood, would take a and wife two
single gentlemen to board with stabling accommodations
required. Address Wallace, boz 1896 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

CouNTRY BOARD-oN TIE BANKS OF THE
u Shrewsbury river Those who have been there
the pleasure that be he had and those who have
ought and bathng s
conyenient bshng and grabbing 20 those who love such
sport unsurpassed The house s and convenient
the steamboat landing For full particulars address the
proprietor Nr Thos Davis, Port Washington, Monmouth
county N j. or cali Mr ROBERT STRUTHERS Once
of Condensed MIX Co.. Of Macdougal and
Bleecker streets New York
The New York herald., 1865-04-25
TRENTON.

The station was eaboraely fesooned and the national
banner, draped with Grape, prominent feature
detachment of the Reserved Veteran and Invalid corps
drawn up in line on the platform, gave the customary
funeral honors Music performed by an instrumen-
tai band minute guns fred and the bells continued
1to toll number Of persons rushed from various
directions towards the car containing the body Of the
Presdent but the generally retained their stand
ng positions, evidently showing they were satisfied to
restrain their mpatience for few minutes until the car
should pass before them. Everywhere the emblems Of
mourning prominent, showing that the people Of
Trenton like all other true patriots not unmndfu
OF the great loss which has befalen the nation in the
violent death of beloved and honored President.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Leaving Trenton, the train arrived at New Brunswick
at about half past O'clock where II halted for per-
haps, half hour, afford the residents opportunity
to examine the funeral and its contents Crowds ac
cordngly hurried in that direction. Meantime minute
guns were fired and the bells toed At eight O'Clock
the train was again in motion.
AT RAILWAY AND ELIZABETH
the cmblems OF mourning were numerousy and
flags daped the cities other places previously
passed The tolling of bells the firing of
were repeated.
Near Elizabeth a party Of young men displayed, on
differently colored banners the words, separately, Of
"victory," "Peace," "Union," ''Grant," "Sherman,
with the usual Grape attachments.
AT NEWARK
the private residences and public buildings and stores
and workshops were eaborately draped flags at half
mast and other evidences OF being exhibited.
Guns fred and the bells ollcd All Newark with
the exception of those at the windows seemed be
out of DOORS Trees and houseops and door steps and
car trucksin fact all the highest atainable positions
and points where unobstructed view could be had,
were occupied Throngs of people from various parts of
New Jersey might have been measured for miles
Among the most prominent features the United
States Hospital, suitably decorated. In front were
large number Of soldiers, Of them crutches All
the patients who could move themselves drawn up
in double fle Every of them stood uncovered and
to be deeply affected by the touching spectacle
Of the hearse bearing the remains of the assassinaed
President
The New York herald., 1865-04-25

New Yorks sad part in the last solemn honors to the
illustrous dead began yesterday, and the metropolis
presented such it exhibited before
its foundation. Sadness, mourning and silence deep
and solemn, prevailed everywhere, but particularly
down town around the City Hail. where the remains of
the first murdered President Of the republic laid
out in sate receiving the last touching tribute Of re-
spect from sorrowfu people. The entire community
observed tho occasion in proper manner Business
was laid aside, flags oated at half mast from every
building badges of mourning appeared the breast of
nearly every male and female in the Streets crowds
were to be in every direction vending their way
down town to view the corpse of the amented states
man, patriot and President.