New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24

Ions ,ho genero lily Of bis heart his un,uig piiio h
owe 81 rec n.,r ous combned with unaffected m9iesty
'D Chd'inil Sirtgr-cons eting irns eaiiisti. 49,. A
lc tlat hss been defended md ainai-a by Offering
much suffering and blood rendered forever ced ~ th
eerre OF he ie Of the freely chosrn mead 81 ,Ig az
spr with renewed devotion to Proeet ed defend Hr
ghe.t interests Of humanity assai'od by This attack on He
Rcsod That the bereavement which has bowed the
IN behalf Of the wife aud children who have been 50 mex.
pcciesy deprived Of to presence and protection OF be9VeH
domestic grief would invoke oar Heavenly tatheT 10 min
T 10 them The nchet consolation oil His grace and o'e IN
R,eS That the .ooieys rooms be appropriately DIR ped
nd the uoubers wear the usual badge OF mourning ior AlFiy
R'orei The, he society meet Tuedly,
Apni % 40 O'clock to participate In the funeral obseque'
Of ouratc Chief Magistrate,
Rsasd That ~ connected with the trade be respectfully
invited to unts with ~ on tb" orclsion.
The mombrIs II this society VIII assemble at iher
rooms No. Chamber8.st., AZ 10 o'clock on TUESDAY
morning, TO join the funeral pgoce sion IN honor OF our
late President. Printers generaly'and all connected
with the trade invited to unite with them on this
occasion.
AMAEANTHUs LODGE 7. o. OF o. T.
At meeting OF Amaramthus Lodge No. 3j2,
l. o. of o. y, The following preamble ana resolutions
were adOptcd
1,rea Tho cad intelligence Ia. come to u' Of the deol
hand Of asa.sin filing hearts with profound 'ofo"
R,.orcd rhs, vhne we bow IN humble spbr'on to The
W Ia Almgliy God exhibited ia lie Christening hand tlni
o.viy tid upon be,oved country we connot refrain
ron eagc.us our Aofro. aud d'es'oon OF the s''s'
RcorcS That while feel le anqil Of bereayed lad
stricken people. We trstiuy look God iors continuance
be- fostering IN presoryo'ion ol Union si e
prot otsn and guidance Of lm who BIZ this sad event P ced
IN The Chiei Masistracy oftie hand. o.
RSsaed Tie, We participate Lodge, ia full rea IN
t'c iuIeral oDsrQuies Of our l4c Prcsiieuf.
MEETING or THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
4 largely attended meeting OF the Medical
Faculty Of this city held on saturday evening. at
the College Of Physicians and Surgeons. corner OF
Twenty. thirlst. and Fonrthaye. DR.. Edward Della
field, President OF the College, was called 10 tho CHAIR
lHd DIR. Oliver White appointed Secretary On motion,
the following gentlemen were appointed committee to
draft resolutions expressive Of The views OF the medical
profession respecting the late unimey death OF res
idsnt LncoB Joseph NJ Smith VI. d.; Gordon Back,
NJ. D. and VIM G. Roberts ". ID. After having been
ont or a short time tho Committee returned and re-
ported tho following resolutions;
Uhcsas By sudden aud violent death at the hands o. a
es assassin the nation ha, been beroit Of s late ophn
eId patriotic head,
lefty 81 New ork unto With the entire comuAi'y 10 tueif
detrltion and abl0reace Of the ulamOu. crime Which l
hel every loyal home aud heart Throughout tie land 'i
Rcoiei This, We cherish with grateful emotion he
bsnee Of the virtues o. oul late IRE dn Abraham Ln.,
tnd duly appreciate The lasting services winch J." MS
;I,d 70 The nation la the trying times IN "nieh hs re-
Mid Th-l we repo.e in the int piiy Pa.riom, ana
ability cd the present hgecuyo 81 our hlIoni IA N term
n'erc We have entire confidence snd cieeuy as e H.H
of he,ry support In the measures lie may dppt o ons
uff..ITantlb|e Rebellion 10 iC pgu
~ treason. ond of the .peeey return o. unoi lcr
and harmony, Though the land.
Hloi.c' That we tender 20 Mrs Lincoln and ne fny o.
o dee4 he expression Of oer Heartfelt sympathy Ia lher
Roi-es That viii wear the usual badge Of nounu; on
the clt arm durilr the space Of thirty days.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted and the
meeting then adjourned.
ODD FELLOWS
The Grand Lodge of Southern New York. at
a meeting held at O1d Fellows HILL saturday night, re-
solved ID lOn IN the funeral Obs.guies Incsday next
and al ile members d, The Order invited 0 pdrtci
pate. Ibis vii. msk. grand addition TO the process
SION.
THE Sons oP TEMPERANCE.
The Sons OF Temperance, through their repre-
scntafiyc. the Grand Division Of Eastern Now ok
mo 40 80. ~ lowcry Saturday afternoon. passed APP
propliac osolutisns aud resolged 10 take part IN the
funeral procession.
THE NRw-YoRR cARrMFN.
The cartncn Of the city met Saturday even
ing Mt METROPOLITAN Hall, No. 90 Syth-Gle., and COM
pl,.ed their arrangements for joining the procession on
the occasion Of tAe departure oi The remains OF Pres
den; Lincoln.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION COMMITTEE
Alta meeting OF the Constitutional Union;
Comml,tco in Masonic Hal. No. 81 East Eighteenth
ST. resolutions were adopted expressing Profound soF
wear the badge II mourning for Thirty days, and lol
take part ir Doe procession on Iueeda!.
MOZART HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE
The members OF the above Committee met al
Mozart Hail. No. ~ Broadva y On saturday evening
the Hon John Met DOL County Register IN the chair
and passing appropriate resolutions respecting te
lAte of President Lincoln and expressive
oi sympathy with his family IN their bereavement,
ngr,c4 ~ attend the Obsceucs ia body on Tuesday
next
ms POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.
Tho oDlirc police force of this c.y are ia be on
duty. and 'lY oT Any call that may be mlde upon
theo. The force will be- under the charge OF Snpern
;elicn Kennedy and Inspector Carpenter. VINO viii
have upwards OF th0u'.ld men to preserve order
among iAc immense multitude hat vii. doubtless tlToug
ito Park from the sine OF tie arrival tie departure
Of the corpse On Tuesday ala be force viii be detailed
from Brooklyn.
THE UNION LEAGUE.
The Union League Club held a meeting Siigr
lay evening NJ their club rooms SeseutecntSL. HelI
Broadway 10 make the necessary preparations fox join
ng the procession 10 escort the remains othe amented
President To the depot. Mr. Charles II Mrrshi occu
liel tie chair and Mr.. q. C. Weird acted as Secretary
The report ~ the Committee appointed % make The
preparations was offered and accepted. according 20
hich the club is ordered % assemble NJ % On
Tuesday morning and complete any arrangcmcnt-i
u loa may be necessary foi Joining in The procession
TAlMAYY SOCIETY.
At tho meeting, yesterday, OF the Gcncrais
ommi tee nuangemeIts were made iog the Society 10
axe part in the obse9ucs Of iomorrow The members
nc directed to meet IN iho hon at 10 oc'oc- H. H.
STREET DEPARTMENT. 4
The members of the Street Department VIII
axe part In the procession 10 morrow, forming IN line
"A Pnrk.row right resting On the square. The business
Il ih. Department has been suspended until Wednesk
lay.
TgE urBREw SOCIETY OF "AysHE EMUNE."
III, benevolent society Of the Hebrews known
IS Tie Aushe Emunc Martin STARK, President, have
ield 4 meeting aid voted TO join the procession TO-
morrow,
civic SOCIETIES.
Tqihcr Mathew T.. A. Il. Society No.2 held s
very LARGO meeting Sunday afternoon ~ their hall
So los lultnnt 10 make arrangements 10 attend the
uneral obscqucs of our late President in Ncw-Aotk.
N Iuegry. Tie Society unanimously resolved t. pa
ode 10 tie procession, IN fun rcgalla and m0uruin.
MN mn l-lt arIn Ihuy VIII nnmhcr 900 mon MndorE