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fTsFz UNDERSIGNED VIII. oPTS b. sehoea
i h Nashg3l or Mondsy, March 6th, 1850. n
- usper rom q the Baptist Chsaei. ca foik
fge-,-e sal sanlinue e III JulS Is. E1iranca a
% rfash sises y ai,.o1 2 ~ asa 20 .lseek
isatl.L e stIt ffiss ~ rlss ure The rr1ersl
ot isrrasr frs.I6 seal ssseisionS il the Gig and
III, riis 81 Aof.fs sIte 3 firm xsa oras. Isfnas
az ~ rl-flE, j. eIIe rsetlfl9 ~ eI7s1ra
,lasl q e|'|'Ii nav - Ian s u fotl ,teea e
Meafs. A<fI5 } o., SD ~ 6st1f4aF, ID fi inEl,
sssrslns EkTH'L oRosA.
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TAe teHpiae cunkeFisad coAiean Be had
q KnigAtRfas oalsess Driver 4 Browns,
Sc, % west Public square. q
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OTs7EEs.-Ths very best oysters can 81
ssys Be had Of oar friend f. Croker { Co,
cherry street, next doOr south 70 Cone 4
TsnBsH. 60 there and get yoaI supplies.
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S The iSSss.tSaIuias CA IS he oanssr-
land,
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orr Jos 0Frlcr.-Ee are executing every
ss.sriptiOn Of plain and fancy Job Print
;.y IN shs usatsst style. and 1t the lowest
,riees, st this once.
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Fer sale At this otics, one Hand Taros.
...rlr new, which vill b sold cheap.
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For Sale.

nv csnsniadious B.iek House sad yneart lof oe
The rorlh western corner OF Nins slsd teo7i
street. fnf l-arficulnra snpiy 20
K II NtEWEN, 81 IL Seruee s., or
EO . Thompson, - Uni0n 81,
u5s- I'D cofv
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Fresh Datss-iust received at Jesse Hsls'qp
No. South Cherry street, nsr2o q 4
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BsrgAiHs IN BOots and Shoes ct q. "
PAN i Cs.'s Hardware storA-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

A general assortment offne custom made
boots and Shoes; the work warrsnted and
sold low, at @. W.. Fail 4 Coz Hardware
Store.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-28

sItlall -aarf = nHfttf4
Arr Fencslica ~ ros5 -saFsrsd lcars'
Thanks fer he boquelI and thaaks' for
even brief ohiivioesness 81 che f-agid ~
siilles-of ahs hour
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transparent photographs at Van stsvo-
ren'a. II
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Buckeye
ReapersS 5. Mowers.

4 An fhe sole azsnf for sale a fhis ezcesieni
Hseh.1e Is alddle IslnssEss. send your a.
dtrs cliy- 2. y. HANILf0E,
eaccess3f - HaeeJ = Htuiilon,
as6es-az -. celiszs street. saaEvills-
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Bay your bOOIs ana shoes ss q. v; Fen
4 Co.'S.
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IA. best sr.ls os.i !. a. 'csAs.rl.aa.
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An RnIgram.

secsssEa, no wonder your troubles begin,
When blOckaded without, and blOckhssded
within o. q.
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kgBfvrp.
Mephasn, from 81. Loaist
! Msre,fys = I.ouisyille,
Anna, Cincinnati.
Rob't Moore 10
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I. A. couscn Ne. l.-Menbers Of the
ooansil are hereby ..AFhastly requested 20
nssi 81 their Hall, 80. 50 Unioa street, On
Friday evening, Al s-Is 0'slsek. whsn mat
ssrs Of irsPsrfanee VII BE- brought before
the Council.
Members q ether Councils ere Invited to
altsnd- kF p
BY oraar Of The Prssidaaf.
mslas-al = iA.sLAsozrEu. sec.y.
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GRn HAIR REsT0REB 10 IT'S ORIG
Inal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-

inal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-
vented.
"IonaSa7 sssair Color aes'oFer.-
Il leo" Gar Coior Eestores.
- ca1en'-No Dye. s.Hsg Color hosiorsT--
t-liondrnn 'sHeir Color Res 'rsT.
''tonio1" 'sHalr Color Rcstorer-
Il IS ihe o1ly sn0sn restoTer o. colcr end Ter eel
hsar ofess 1g UcInbia-f tse;icaielF pegflrneo-
Compromised ia sirict confoTiniiY eith NO ieTn
NeEztetle Chemistry. Il Il Cot dye, does pct
siaia TIE skir- sci hat bonnet, or ths hnest Inca
i uii Fesi2re gr-y hair % - orSnA color Pc
mote lusuriant groVth ef new hRr en- bald heads,
- ., relidering Is perfectly healthy, keeps the
hsir s0it moist, gFes Is a gossy aud bexufifh ap-
pearakcf. hlEniy reriumed, And a. dressing h
has 20 sflpcriors
mi kxoTErR craTrIc1Tz.
lhershv cert n 70 ne uoudsrfal easots q Az
49, -, lair <,ior Raeio-e7 and Dres.iar NJ
har 80 VIZ srsy and through il use e MS aoan
- rel IL - natural eoiof and the Ia 7. which
- bslerr sry and hars'l. snd aiisnE o9. r.
- - Ard rIoazy ceaaiuE tsliiaE; the dsni u
isS1ls,red slii Ire scair lost Al ne diFoErcaAl e
i.rllg - annoeisg b. cre, and - tbs tine 4 z
~ 4 fe.foltsf 70 - oaetel dark color, and
- M con,rsena - use = ~ vhp sre deSlrous
- hrsiillf 8 Acsetslli head Of bar.
- Ma MEaz kEExE.
cfemtarslirs. ~. sep1 otis, Ies1
er,a a,T r.. e4ayne SEA 80 Nora siAtA Stress
FfrA w.JAcw y. SMITH,
On. churcn and Vine streets Nashville.
- llIr,- ~ SIN 60
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SAaioll.

TVEsDAY, MARCH IS, 1865.
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ne best Coal for steam is the 'cumser-
land.
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NcRLHRR 8 DlILN.

Istls-sn Nashville. Tern.
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Rseruitins is dull everywhere, ard draft
ing will be again rssortsd 70 in order 10 OBJ
tain men. Il is 10 begin in Baltimore to-
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CLEyELAxO. March 2z.-NavigstiOa is
open between Cleveland and Detroit. The
steamer Morning Star arrived from Detriot
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Il seems the enemy Believed that Grant
had sent away portion Of this army 70 AID
sherman, and thet Of course cur lines were
very weak. In this they have found their
uistske.
The Fish Corps have in this affair paid
the RsbaIs back for their defeat a. the ex-
plosioa Of she Petersburg Iaine, ard hence
forth they viii be he'd in a. high esii1na-
ton By them ss any other in ske army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
Cniversiry Of the city Of New-xork.

The students of tire New-York University
held meeting Yesterday morning in tie small chapel
, OF 'he Institution. MT Joseph II. Benedict Of the
Senior class was chosen Chairman. with Nh heyser OF
tie Junior class as Secretary. Mr.. W. +. Morgan,
after appropriate Iensils indicative Of the deer
feeling u Tho students at tue heatrondng decease Of
the Chief Magistrate II tho Natsn moved tina, com.
mittes be appointed % drnn appropriate resolutions
a committees rlso appointed 10 procure sn!tshls
badges of MOURN ng for tie Students. communica
ton received from the FdeGliy granting q suspen.
sion = ollie gafe cIercsts al Friday mornBg next.
Some OF tho Students male feeling all1slors 10 the
national calamity aud of their oonclusiou the meeting
iadIoarned.
lAss4s H. view " tho dreadful os,,n depivius our
beloved Of her oh.fished Cbisf Ess We the
students 81 the New York unive .y. deyouty recognizing
%. hand Of God bow yet hope before ths in
.cIuiabia dspcnsetiot, Therefore
Hrio'rs. That IA tho drsth Of Abraham Lincoln have
lo pattern .1rn tfu, .t wise. clement and patriotic
Rrflted That 10 his admin alton Of National affairs
'Tecosnize spirit Of hc .onet nter'y Of the most del
voted patrotI.u and tho nohlrst alt sagrhce.
That though dead - hyes enshrined In She
Of the nation by deeds that opened new In tho
world history.
Rs.led hat tho attempted sssssraiian OF the Secretary
state vino has ALL heGfs important AMI
relation to national s deepest soTrow aud
Indignation.
R.eieS That podgo hearty support and eonhdence|
10 O! the late Plesdeni, oeevin;
ga lin able rusty anu loyal Champion Of
Liberty and OF Free GoStrumont
Rss.fei That small testimonial Of the deep and
speakhb. calamity % Presidents decsse, the
usual badge u mourning isE .haty days
Nn H. hoReAs. JohS O0LF, IT,.
IsH.Er L PtxRsOs, a. '. C. JOHNSON.
Committee.
Assstn scnAs, I'M BEsxpIor. e1 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
Meeting or tho Committee Of Citizens APP
pointed TO BENDER Funeral IHsSors "a
the Deceased President.

The Committee appointed under resolutions
fpnssed at Walls last Saturday 10 rondcT funeral hon
TO the deceased President Of the Tinted States met
yesterday at the Collectors Chloe In the absence o.
I M Moses Taylor who was appointed Chairman
asamuel Sloan esq. presided. 4 h. Chitlenden
ffr6nk l.. Howe and Henry 81. Tabor per'
tchosen Secretaries. IA TIE course TO be r1r
TO The remaDs Il the late anented President
Ger they VIII be brought to NowYork their e
HllnOis or nccanDo. yet I've definitely known. IL W.
determined adjourn the meeting subject ~ the cell Of
,stie Chairman /. was slated thst the Committee Oi
Thirteen intend on this morning (.uesday) 10 start fo
~ Washington; also that u tee am wac sent 10 Gov
3Fenton requesting him 20 appoint Wednesday the
Sdny when the exercises appolted for the day following
5tslOuo take place.
n The following resolution vss offered by Con T. ~
3WetnIOre. and adopted
ResoieeG. Ist t Committee. syupO,hriny with the who
ope he country iu the cal niy which has efeon thu
knstion viii uDie win other public bodes civil md military
rendering in-s honora 20 The memory OF toe late A. Lin
foon Iresdent OF he United states I'D tbei Il wall await fuI
FIBER informs ION r0i Washington before making the
7.sry srrau gen for d o melancholy occasion.
On motion 81 Nr. Nelson, IL was further
hs.ortd That the Committee requ' -; that ali persona "a
possible close their pacos Of business Wednesday
ard inst the bells In the cburcdss be toed during tho
soe when tho funeral being performed ;,
" asbiugton.
Gen. sandfords orders No 2. Published elsewhere.
swere read also rnQnic ltiOD from Gen. Peck.
{stating bis desire IN cooperate with the Committee
Rthe prOpO-ed sad ccleJ alton. telegram was sent u
kGoy FentOn requesting lin to change the Dag appoint.
led for tho exercises from Thursday 10 Wednesday,.
) The Committee then adjourned.
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RoQrI @. EdCCafion.

The Board met at O'Clock last evening, the
president. James II. Mclean. esq. in the chair.
Mr. Small in Citing and touching terms alluded TO th'
death Of tie lar ented President Of the United States
and offered Tie following resolutions, which were unan
smousl, adopted;
R,ossi TIA. deeply syupsihye with orr fellow ciii
Iens the Republic IA the siicng and syiu d
psu-ai,n which hes thus suddenly riunsed he nos me
uourning and converted tie uuver rej1cnga for victory
Send the restoration OF peace u,o and siocr
R-ored Ttut IN the de-. Of Abraham Lincoln hy the hs
Scf h,s-s spd ceefs Asasl We mourn M zoe OF -
rloues peircc sEi isihiol pub c fer sn whose nhio
ano haVe ben s-r1y devoted TO The preservation
and ,,reusou Of the uron ard VIII, N the hour Of ri
unph overths sssan. Of IT, integrity ard unity, sought &
emp.r jnsce with mercy and % extend he olive branch Al
pecv oe1ded suctiors Of The deadly wrongs h.leS
supon oar common inb~lt oace.
aatei fLtt rs-i sns DO In the univsral 'ioi
". ref ard which perysd-s every ces. Of err com
fuuiity drcc; tie closing e ali IbAc schools OF
1lesdsy MOTT the Jay tss ed FOR tao luDerl oD~cqu!e
4 Of tho lsinenfed "h.sa q the Nation"
Messrs AiilleI FAR and Roosevelt dvcli ~ some
yength upon he many noble virtues aid intrinsic vogl
Of the deceased President. aud Bo,ion 70 album, ou
respect to The memory OF the deceased. Nss immed
Sately bad.
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Meeting Of tbe Port Wnrdeus.

At meetingof the Board Of Port Wardcns
held at their Office no. iOi wels On the nth day Of
april 1865; PreseDt-Minthorne Tompkius, wiiIs,-
3H Burleigh l.. =. Seaman. Samuel Z. Russell MsrtiI
Thatcher G. L. Barstow. j. G. Ferguson. Il. W. VII
eson and j. i. Rery. Mesrs. J. Y. Peck. Charles II
sBrarha, BerJamiu Hutchinson and l.. Lcunsbury OIL
members. were also present by inytOu. The follow
ling resolutions wero unanimously adopted:
Hseotd That participating N the dep and in.yrres'ib
that oyerwheik ell loys hearts 81 the terib
say the, La. sin nation in the death by sss,sn
top Of its honsrd heal deem proper place
four high appreciation Of The pe't sIn integrity, snd
large pIstca wisdom Of late Cnie trste: Of "a
sbhoenco not only Of the bonbe crime thu, has be
the nation but or the treason aud the sympathy will
sasor of viii n u toe legitimate fruit - 10 else the
members Of Liz family snd 81 solemn oonvction tia
zmecy 70 the loyal eytrJwhefe lees than the highest In
sorr OF the country all time "a demand that justice
rn and nasxhie, be executed upon the nstsstors
Sesders Of the Great Rebellion.
hcott.d That tho above ISOLATION be signed by tho Pres
dent and Secretary Of this Board and Published
hrSrBoRzE IoxrEEs PTesident
j. A HERBihAS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
Order In Memoirs m.

The Secretary OF the Navy issued an order
which was circulated yesterday at nearly all the laval
headq uarte Of the country. which expresses his pro-
found sorrow 10 the officers ard men OF the Navy and
Marine Corps the death Of our beloved Chief Aass
trate ITO him gratitude was Justly due for under
God, 10 him. than to any other person. are vi
Indebted for the successful yindcation Of tie integr
Of tie nop and the maintenance o the power OF the
'Repubic The officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps
Twill as manifestation Of their rospect Tor TIVE exalted
Pcharaotcr. eminent position and nesiimable public
eseryces OF their late President ana as ali sdcGon Of
their sense Of tho calamity which the country has ss
tanned tho usual badge Of mourning for sii
.lontha' The Department further directs that upon
1.-THE dsy following the receipt Of this order the com
mandants of squadrons. naryysrds and stations direct
ensign of every vessel III their several commands
sbe hoistei at half mast aud gun 20 be fired every
half hour beginning at sunrise and ending AZ sunset
The hsgs Of tho several navy.yards and marine bar
racks will also b. hoted NJ hall mast In accordance
with his order yesterday gun was discharged every
half hour at the Navy Yard 10 testify 10 the genera
grief No work will be done ut the yard Til Friday
st- penoriars Of the nations Toes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
Meeting Of she students In Columbus
College.

At Columbia College Oh Monday morning a
meeting Of the students was held in the chapel Mr.
&C. r. Oracle being appointed President and MI W.. L.
Ward, Secretary. One Vicc.pros!dent was also Sc
lected from each class and one from the school OF Mines
Remarks were made by hessrs Oracle, McN leAar "
FP smith aud VaooeFpoei. and the following rsso!u'
.tons were adopted; -,
Ec.r,d yba In common VI the whole nnton pl.nsed
lin ,orow aud slcon tr awful cssniy that ha o'i'
la tr sudden 81 our Cnri Magistrate rom ~
ii " can only feh express snezenent our horror
. our Do guan, and inourallc sTlei. .
ks,t,d rh. the nation been deprived by sudden
trok. OF beloved bOnord i4tter, CT ehiei VINO v
cbr.n sna manly vf,rs. Tor him the hearts VI D'
teop. and the respect and admir- ,tl1n d toe world
Rsolr,d That In h- chsac Of Abraham Lincoln VIC
the Of the gfeas statesman, the pare psot
de uob. hone,t man PIE, hearted and generous
he unsd yen'siy manner 20 Ae~n AID uneiHns ud
u, and h- ast ho r were hnry employed in tae issk
, wing temper Justice Of ~ nc"nsed people to"
the tho south w the mercy suc sinIss u A.
, gu he'd IRON hi, noble heart . -.
Rsoeo That tender 10 the beresv family OF the de
.c,.d 10, only that sympathy which iess Tor the sorrow
Of others bat that suhr and rc which BIOS us lnse orr
with hes the grave OF tie great man whom tney
I Eourn -
Tpoy.s G. CtNPBKLL.
WILLIAM POTTER,
ALBERr W. HALE.
Col toLE, School Of Mines
COMMITTEES.
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srPERIOR COURT-SYBmAL THlu-ASan iT-beiofet
Chief Justice RoBsRTsoH.

lsrPERIOR COURT-SysmAL Tnu-Ayan H-Before
Chief Justice RoBsRTsoH
THE DEATH or PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Auth, ntje intelligence having been commune
Gated b this Court Of tine sudden death Of bis Excel
'ieney Abraham Lincoln, President Of the United
states under peculiarly appalling circumstances ~
ordered that this Court mark Of respect ,;f
kof its participation in the common griei anu sense ~
Irrational calamity, do now adjourn Temporarily un'
MONDAY next TO ascertain when the funeral opseqie
the deceased will take place " bc then further 81
FIourned as shall be meet for the occasion
4 The above order was entered on Saturday,
To-day tie Court issued the following; 81,
THE funeral obscques Of the late Chit Magistrate Z"
sbe nation being aDged u take place on WEDNESDAY,
snext Igtb lust, il Is order cd, as urther marx Oh
lspect Tor the deceased ana 70 enaoe ~nr
SO inclined 90 take part therein that III" Noui' "J
until Monday next, the 24th inst ~.
sCOURT or COMMON PLfAs-GEyraAL IzhN'-DhAD'
Mr. ,John NcKeon in q few brief but impress
siye remarks moved that in view OF the recent caam
2ty which has befcn us asa nation TITS 0ou'' uo no"
saajourn. A. o,,, In a fou
8 EXJndRe epont seconded Tue nio'io' IN Wv
q Appropriate remarks - =.
4 Judse Brady-I have sready expressed my views o
9Th. great CALAMITY which has overaken the nation py
1.-THE death Of the President tllnk ms Is 'lS
of the Cont that great resuts would hnve Sgt a,e
1.-The inture OF Abraham Lincoln had ne Dccb spa,e9
ithe country-rcsulis which would nor onIy INV i.u
the repetaity Of this great Republic but W te
tjvn IN great degree OF that fraternity wbicn aop
can cement Tor enduring time people Who hvlng nae
SIC sarrs Constellation have common inier'-t ant
united right in the glory md OF the
acts which closed the career of the resident Ior
shadow cd an Executive cemency. which !oweVeI "
10 the few. found cheerful and graen
siesDousc In the hearts II the people.
Tho sorrow Of the nation 10 great but II Is ory corr
3nansurats with the cause. in the language oi Ten
sPierce upon the death Of that eminent statesman
sDsncl Webster, VIC can say uGly, IN reference .
President Lincoln, "the heart OF the nation throO
lheavi,y at the portals of hie grave.
/ JUDGE Cnrdo1o-A ner what the Presiding Judg ha
beautifully and fee said IL only remains 10, W
70 odd that heartily but mourniny concur WIN n"
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Addr~s. Of Bishop Potter.
To he Citr1y erd Laiir % he D'oe,.e ~ h'r fo'k
DEAR PRRrnRFy. The authorities at v

To a< Cisrgv erd Laifp ofbs Diocese ~ N,n Iork
] DEAR BRRrHRFY The authorities at WASH.
ne,on have announced that tho funeral solemnitles :"
1.-THE late PRECEDENT oi the Unsd States Will take place
In tina, citv al II o'clock Wednesday Of thii wees
anil tb.y have expressed the hope that each Christian
grseation In iho country Will assemble at tl1t honI
In s place 81 vorslp aud unite IN services OF an np
proprnte character In this suggestion ost hoait
pcoornr "a Ian sure Won VIII. | DO therefore most
sfecton.ely recommend 10 the clergy and eongrega'
tons % ibis dOcese appear before God IN their no
lp,ccs on Wedresday. the 1871 at noon. ana Nhe ih'
as Offices are being performed over The M rial remains
of their late yopersied Chief Magistrate TO bow down
gin humble recognition Of the Almighty h'Dd 70 ore
Ills MaJ~ty to revere His Justice. TO magniy bls
snoreis u irn,orO Him 20 saucay to us His dehnge
= ith ne a. people AID nj the same ti'ne 20 "s,hy
respect for the memory Of the wise npfigh' ana De
gnant ruler who has been so my teriousy removed
tgom this mortsNccue The following order OF services
4 hereby APPOINTED Tor the occasion;
n oHprK oy sFsvIcrs.
l. The L.s.r Li,auy-"O Christ hear u'" &c End IN
,ho Pr.yer-'NVe huuhy b>.e>eh thee" Sc.
! ? Tho AIh-rn IA the Burial ohce-" Lord LET ne know
xmy oDi,' r.
The L...ap-is, Corinthians, ~. 20.
n 4 4 LYNN.
4 The Prayer for tie Nation Ia Afion, recently 'e'
.forh
A g. The payer "In tina, n war and tamil
y : The Two puye-s tho end 1fthe hnria service.
= g. "Tse sr,cc Of orr Lord Je'us Cnti.t &C.
Again commencing you very dear brethren. To th'
Divine protection AMI blessing, remain, inost ahec
f,t.onateiy, your brother In Christ
\ UoHAuo PorTL Bishop Of Sew.lo OK.
I Eew.Yort Easter Monday. April IL, lses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
Hern,on Of Father Wsiworih.

At High Mass on Sunday, at the Panlis'
iChrreh FIfy-nlnih the Rev. {. Waworth. son o.
Chancellor wslworth preached most eloquent Ger
tmon and In the course - his remarks alluded 10 III
.drerdfu calamity Cha, hnd befeu tho ha,ion in th'
;doeh Of ia honored President lie read The letter al
lthe Archbishop, aid "a the comments on The same
rta;c that tho blow which struck down respected
President simed AZ all OF "a; nj every Amori
ecu ciii,,n; IL aimed AZ the unity and existence
the Nation nnd was not ~. blow q an Individual. no
" was the prcmefitatol blow Of Treason aud RebeF
cnnst ts lawful legtip-tc authority ~ the country
only VI the act ,steTed and prOmul gated By
that State whose motto rGs repeated by the Assassin
ewhen he struck the blov at the head OF the
Nation. We had MI been Joyful during The
Hat few dsy. with the hope thu, peace
wol.d soon reign 10 country and the terrible wa
be o., end. We all pleased 10 Bee uGt dag bY
day the National gerc successfully gaining ground
and Aet tloL. nds Of those 10 ssaina The Govern
imelt werr laying down their and admitting q
the laws and authority OF the country. We were all
inrs %. the ooumully toward those IN arms against
.tho majesty Of Law. Every seemed willing 10 or
give ard forget al. the post Mono were more kindly
disposed than venerable President of that the
boat of political plrlsansbp IS over Que can accI Sc
me- Lincoln II being lafph or ty.annca in his meas
uTe, the contrary he most Kind and forgivng.
This s what maker his oss double calamity, for we
canno TIL what Others may 60 90 hat course they may
pursue. Let then. in obedience - our venerable
ArchbisLop prey for our country pray foronr country
men, pray FOR Government aud for all the officials
lin pwer that God may guide them and bring our co1n
Try taie out OF this terrible calamity.