New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
TIE ASSASSINATION IN THE CITY.
C.r,,rued from First Pase.

A AL points Another building IN layad 81, near
,osett.s The flagstaff on Vsrck.st. bore marks OF
sareful hands. aud 80 al over.
TUE PLACES oP AMUSEMENT.
~ far q, we know NJ. Fox the first manager %
seo the prepriety OF closing ali places q amosement'
end hs building the Old Bowery TheateI, i oloseu'
with these outer sigma
Aath of President AbI@hem Lincoln April To- isS' rev
Underneath tie plaoard was very correct portrait,
~ our late President eprroundCd by the WOld. Ne
moan the loss Of honest man STRIPES OF dFapery
hung between the pillars. ana iestoons were over ue
eOrDioes.
The New Itovery hos its balcony iestoOned aud Ia
che doorway pacard 10 the same effect rs the above
The Varieties and the Stait Iheeter are drarto IN w"
same geneSsi style. The Atlantic Garden Is eosed,
With pacarSs upon the outside stating the TACT atC
fs cause. The Winter Garden, Woods hinstrels, tire
Academy Of Music Walacks and several other places
OF public amusement have covered their lamps and pay
bills completely with black and draner1ee depend IRON
Their balconies windows ut almost every place Atthe
Winter Garden national nag ls placed upon the HV'
with bread black band its center horizontally
Walacks excellent portrait OF MI Lincon is 'ht
admiration ~ continual lirong. Nibios is iestooncn
with black and white hGng1ngs, the pillars aiso oeiHK
covered; tire Olympic and Hcier's likewise. All
the bullet nDnards have beea painted black ana "h"e
they not covered with drapery. suitable adySfse
nents announce the closing of the ostahwhuens u no
csse na ming tile day Of re opening.
THE ARMofuEs.
The armOries Of the sih and list Rsginen!s az
Centre Market neatly decorated with iestoons
and draperies upon the bslrorcs. Tho pol Regiment
Armcry IL Foureenh-st 20 f. az completed presents
fne appearance; but as it will not be folly drancf
until to-day orbear 20 speak more particularly on 10
and several others now The work nearly finished
at the Seventh Regiment Yesterday end IL presented
most imposing appearance Upon the ceilings OF NE
6rapeiis ~ black have been lung IN graceful clves
and the rolls and the aud pictures Of deceased
members of companies drapCd heavily IN Grape with
white satin bovs Outside the decorations made a.
the expense of ME regiment. unsurpassed end
almost indispensable. The entire length and breadth
Of each window sash Of the second story is covered
with black and upoa the center Of those sable parallel
ograms white end black rosettes with satin strings
binding ap the hangincs that extend from window 70
window across the entire front and around the north
and south sides Of the building. The arrangement OF
The thrdsory WINDOWS varies only in that the Tose'tes
between the windows Festoons depend beneath
the windows Of both Stories and rosette crowns Tie
renter Of the edfce. The pillars also Gro draped IN
black, ard the Tag hung with Grape. Altogether tins
k by far the most magnificent decoration yet apparent
A number Of other buildings would receive further
notice did time and space sdnit but as many decora'
tons VIII not appear until late 70 day. they VIII be 81
tudcd t. IN future article. Sufficient has been here
said 10 show the profound and universal gIoi OF The
people Of the metropolis az the loss Of the nobes hero
whom America has 0"ned suee the first Washington.
TIE CUSTOM-BoCSE.
There is certainly great edit dae 10 the clerks Of
Ge Custom House foT tho tasteful ard appropriate man.
ner in which they have draped the budlac They
have not vet lad tine 20 10 any work upon the ont
aide of the eihoe but II is hef inter tion The
barge pillars IN front and haUg long pieces OF black and
n already finished md looks magnificent Immediately.
above the entrance ~ TIE rouuda upon tie inside is a
raised platform OF about the hight u the second story
upon which Is placed bust q our late Pres dcui
directly IN mont OF semi circle Of Gags. The back
ground il entirely black and each side j. very heavy
drepng. Directly opposite, above the entrance,
there another raised platform. Upon this there in d
bust OF the Father of bis Country, standing Oh q
pedestal three feet high. The same decorations are
around THIS With addition: above tie bust IS large
eagle holding within its claws hags covered with Grape
Ou the two side entrances 70 Tie ro,uaaa are
toward the Collectors office ia the bust Of
Webster, upon which are the words NO North
No South" immediately oenesth tbs is large sia'
photograph OF Collector Draper enoiroied by The ns
lonai colors covered by black. Below this IL the nam
Redmond" Upon the opposite side in The same 10
son is tie bust OF Gen. Jecss1D. above which are i
ever memorable words uttered by him while ir th
Presidential chair % Tie Union Mus; be Preserved
below is the name, Petersburg" Upon side 70
ths platform IL tie hist Of Scott. and rpou the ohe
lhat Of Henry Clay. From the center Of The dome ar
twelve long streaners stretching 20 the eight pillars
four sides Of the Rotund1. These are aiierLatel,
,tresmers Of RED, white and blue, and bne whits
round the desIs Of the CLERKS hung bands Of bin
and white. Upon the four sides are the folow.ns
Ian" Vieksburg Grant" Wilmington. Porter.
These draped with black In TIRE center npon tai
pole ID flag wrapped aod fttingly draped. The Col
leeor has at the opposite euds Of HE private Office
busts OF LineOn, with Grape thrown over them Upon
sdc wall !, large picture Of oc. late President will
THE PosToYFICE.
The Post-Gfic. beconingy clothed both internally
tnd externally. IN the asserting department, The
largest il the building, is photograph Of Lincoln
with large flag suspended 1t aud covered with
black and white. Under it, In wres!h are tho words
"He sleeps"
THR CITY HAIL. AND OTHER PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The CITY Hl bas the outside drap NJ almost fms ned
brt the interior work IL scarcely begun The exterior
Of the City Hall is hung with black bands stretching
from window 10 window. Upon tho mont Of the bel.
soay the front entrance is large back piece Of
cloth with the words, Tie Nation Mour1s,' upon IL.
Tie surface Of the building from the oDpOa Is hung
with black. The interior OF the building VIII be decor
ted In o handsome and becoming manner within day
o. two.
BANKS AND OFFICES.
Among the Offices banks. and other bu!ldiBgs which
were draped in more Particular nsuner were the fol
lowing;
The draping Of the Astor House is very neat the
bands Of black cloth are stretched from window "a
window 10 such manner 10 divide tie surface OF
She house into tianJDdsbaped spaces. Over the mGia
entrance is very heavy drapDg 81 black.
In front NJ Barnuns Museum ars ths words" We
Norm Our COuntfy's Los"
The pillars OF St. Pouis Church are bound around
With black bands
From the soldiers Relief Association are hurg az,
draped with mo-TLing.
The Aut1sl Insurance COMPANY Atlantic Bark and
the Iirt National Bank ere drsped in the man
Ger; white curtains with black knots 10 tie center.
The front OF the Exchange Bank Is festooned With
bands Of black.
Tie Mercantile Insurance Company had photo
graph Of late President Lincoln IN their window
which was dIoped quite tastcfuiy.
binding No IA Broadway, occupied by several In
surance Coupsn!es. quite well fcstooDed In front
TIE decorations Of the exterior Of the Metropolitan
Baak werc really very inc. Across tie top asA down
the side o. every window strips Of black neatly
gathered 10 and folded with knots Of black ard white
a, the corners. The building looked at once magniE
cent ind solemn
The Equitable Life Assurance Company had tho
'front.' Of their house hung with black rbe statue Of
Franklin was partly covered with mourning.
TIE United States Public Stores from No. AZ TO No.
p Broadway we-e well draped with large stioaners Of