New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

States Military Railways. itc ron 4ehAts'.e' "lS
been ordered to Norfo!s. aud viii Immediately take
them Ill change -
Tac Aspcc, Of the City.
The signs Of mourning arc go general TINT It
is hardy Dec sary divide the city INTO sec;o aT,i
rive descriptions Of the different points; Although
there are uolslnds Of different wa,s OF GeeSins q
house IN mou a.ns. II appears on r-i slt tlit houses
IN the same vicinity are apt % folOy tho same Plan
end thu u is that description oi orcqgHrer q! the
city will not certainly eppy 20 another III. Is most
ur0hahy Che first tine that the city OF New Ork mas
ever been so entirely and universally drcp'd with inc
crlbems Of There very few hCuses IL al
this extensive city which are not N some way or ohei
f,s 5ed 50 g. show TIE sense Cd breGy cAe- ~hch
Il in tic hearts II all some houses are 1eiecked
with black and While 20 Inaeaihcenty 40 = present
rather the appearance oi rejoicing ihau OF sorrow
The majority ~ residences have very plain and simple
decorations which show just plainly he deep feel
ire which IL inmates would express Us If the most
elaborate show was upon tlcir building.
4 Tie shipping DON within our port nt9 been ImDuei
with the same spirit which tho city contains. md las
aso been messed IA the haAments Of mourring.,
Many a. our churches. although open on the nhy o.
the funeral Of late President were opened Nc1ncs
The day set apart by Governor day % fasting
Very little business transacted Throughout he
lgy. The people seemed 10 loo rather united Tor tle
stern realities OF business II rather too much when
they have such Al oppressive load ~ u turn T.
the counter and bargain iJr few dollars and coats
In The TRIBUNE ~ Tuesday there was an article on
M the houses that drspcd IN n manner such a.
would call forth special attention were tson spoken o.
But as some few additions both II dfapinR and n-crp
tons have been maze, we VIII give O description q
ihese.
The front Of walaoks Thca,er is mos, deliberately
draped. Tho mont o: The banding is almost GOV, cd
with black. Upon white background to following
nsci rton in black letters appears Humanity moarns
friend" Anoih, r nscI it"n below reads; " lie Aah
borlc hi- fscrCs mce. bath been 80 clear IN b.'
great Office tlat he ylfte,s vii plead Ike angels
Ifumpe;-icr gucd. against TIE ce'q aamnhl0n oi Ai'
taking OF aud ity liso naked newborn baDo strid
ug tie blast or heavens is aolstd upon tie slgt
css couTscrb Of tho ak slsI Dow The hTd deed ~
every rye, tlct tears shan drown TIE World
About The only house in t,c ci'v thai i-oy COZ
House In Fiiicenth.si, ucas louril'ayo tron the
center Of the house il TIE following inscription. In
memory OF Abraham Lincoln, President Of U. :.
The hg e corner Of Tn .cntist and Four,h.avs la,
on its front these words: with Malice toward nonc
with Charity for n.L'
he died for the Union, Ike Washington. ho viii 1--we In
, the hearts Of bis counirvmon'
The following inscription w1s upon No. ~ ourth ave-
"ApginAN u"cOLS;
lii Blood /. Freedoms Eschar,'
tnd "a the Worl.s yea; hsTo ls.
lis nsinc shaI Iced tie Van
Uulon-square Hote presented quite fno appearance
The columns upon i.Aer stop being bound afoaho
alternately With back and White, gave quite al ose.
a. ne appearance Of tho building
Ear'opi's bookstore, corner OF broadway snu
y
the wori ccnses not In tie other: "iiis nOble-i
motive was ne public good
Tie following nee, and appropriate inscription wa,
unon Nc - broadway; " IOu AT gone. AID friend
d foe aiike appreciate tAoe now"
b IN front o! Woods MIns.r,.a % very hne repre-
senia,o1 OF o rust Of Lincoln upOn broSes pedestal
with Ioia reclining upon n as weary and iOoisoro
brokeG anchor by Lct Side. The following inscription
THE great martyr 70 liberty"
Blood lie tbs
For liberty sncd. 30 hH.y Is
Itw01ld not stain tie pur'st nh
Jnai .pldAic. among tne bowers o! bi's~
Oh iftLere be or Ills earthly sphere
a boom on cterus Heaven holds dear,
FTam he Leaf thss bleed. .nd break, IN her e,u,e
No "a Irond way had the following: There wes IA
his man something thai could create subgeri or re
moutnd % society or 10 break the bonds ~ slavery
asunGor and b. rule the wilderness Of free minds WIN
unbOunded authority; something that ooad eotabh
aud oyerwhelm empire, Gnd rtke blow ln the world
that would expand throughout the universe"
! At The corner Of the Bowcry sndChatham.squarc
wa: In Memorilm-ILe Champion Of Freedom IA
To1's Oll Bowory New Bowcry and Siad' Theaters,
Wooeys Miusirels and Varieties were all closed aud
draped with the appropriate insignia Of mourning In
front Of the Old HOwciy was the following; we
Mourn the Loss o. an Honest Man
The Steuben House No. 29J BogeTy, Ind these In.
scriptions npon H. lie Died for Good Cause and
viii over Live in History "IlonoE to TIE Memory OF
The First Citizen '-Abrahnm Lncoln-whc Died for
tho Integrity Of His Country and the Principles OF
Freedom" Honor TO Him who has Killed slavery.
1t Twins bookstore. corner ~ BoNery Iandi Bond
st. were two inscriptions 10 follows: with malice
toward none with charity for al.-Lncoln." Men
die; principles never
At Nicely shOosiOre corner az BOwery ana treat
Jones ST. was: Columbia monrns her loss millions
are borrowing; but the nation still lives"
The Mercantile Library, Astor Library, Cooper IN
stitu.e Clinton Hall, and Bible House were all appro'
praiely dressed in black and white Many other PAGES
which arc really fitted out In artistic style should be
happy 20 make mention Of bat space Will net permit
On Friday morning. by reason Of the high wind ana
drenchng rain which prevailed during the greater pa o.
the night MANY Of the mourning decorations much
deliced and soed; and flags which remained OUT over
night were in most instances found TO be torn. or cs
blown entirely away. Greet preparations are con
empated for the approaching funeral procesSion ana
there can be- be doubt that the display on tho occasion
alluded to win be something finer than was ever before
seen, even In New York.