, 1865-04-26

(special Dispatch to The Chicago TEbune.l
New foRK, Apri1a.
A ride about this city this afternoon CON.
firms your correspondent in the belief that
in no portion Of the Republic is The ruthless
death Of our beloved President more heart
felt than in The great city Of New York.
Wherever you wander houses and flags arc
drarcd In morning. "auns be the heavens
III h}aik is now True anu flttiue exprc3-
sion. How universally tele ved is the great
dead. In every part Of the city arc mottoes
and devices commemoratlng his virtues.
Take Broadway, for instance I hare had
tine to CLEAR. the following from the many ::
"Yt ur cause Of SORROW must not be mea sured
by his worth, for then there would be no
end" Williams & Whituesey, 372 Broad
way, hats, caps and furs.
''God wotlza in myst. stous wav,
His Wonders 10 Perform"
Above this inscription Is miniature mon
ument Of white marble, with 4 portrait aud
n.me of the Pr sident; both may be seen
over the store Of Dood s. Valentine, sllE i'm
porters, $50 Broadway.
''Only actions just,
Smell sweet ana blossom In the dust,''
is tie motto over etorehouse. TO the left Is
another reading thus, If misfortune comes
she brings along the hand Of the virtucs.'
On the right hand is another as follows,
Heaven but tries our virtues By afIlic.ion,
and CIT the cloud which darkens the present
days" Overthe clothing store Of Whitsm IN
8. Co., eS5 Broadway, is The following, 1--WE,
the nation, put on thy mourning garb and
round thy bier We famentation pour; 1augh-
ters Of Eve, turn and strike yonr Tyres, and
with your voices chaunt dirges to tbs mighty
dead.n L2ad & Taylor's has this, ''ous chief
has falleu." Over the entrance to Delmoni-
co.'s is the following: 1.-THE country deplores
and regrets the Presidents death" Above
the entrance to the City Hall re ids, " The
natinn 1nnn.ns sts lost-,,' Stuart'a In a-ar@A
IL black, but has no dcyice.
This will show that to no peculiar class is
the death Of the President especially at!lict-
ing. He was the na!iSn's, aud the uation
u,ourns-" took IafDs to interest myself in
discovering how the greatest powtr in the
land, tie press, Eayo 81 gns Of its grief not in
it, columns, bus upon the outer wills. Here
l. the result. Tie Times has the folio wing
Inscription:
"Besi3es tL{a
lincoln has borne bis faculties 20 meek,
Uas been 60 clcar N hta great office.
That his virtues do plead With angels trumpet
Against the deep dsmnation Of his t.king or"
The Tribune: "Thns with malice toward
none, With clarity for all.''-Lincoln's iuau-
gu1al, March !, 1856. The World Office was
dIaped in mourning with no device, Metro
p Titan Record Office WAS decorated AFTER the
same fashion. The Daily Ac,rs and Staafs II
lung were draped with flags flying. Ladtpea-
dsnf office. heavily draped, but no device.
The He:aM Office is heavily draped with
American flags flying, with no device. The
6.n office Is heavliy draped no deyice. The
Ets7.xg Post is draped with the American
Tag flying. The Ffrman's Journa,, no de-
cofaticns TO cyincc its mourning, although a
flag floats from the building in which ii
published The Etvning Express. They ara not
heavily burdened with sack cloth and ashes,
The featu1es Of the President will be uncoy-
cred to the public view for twcnty-tour hours
from II m. today to II m. tomorrow. There
is great anxiety to see the corpse. Thousands
are Whiting their turn Tomorrow. It Is BE-
Hertd 1t Will be the largest procession ever,
witnessed in New York.