The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-21

and his s-cretsrie. In frr Uniform decorated with
eroses ard iittons denosing sone honor conferred by
prineo po;entifo. Next the President and his
Cabinet. Lastiy Captain Robert Lincoln and tie te-
lsuves Of the dcceasod. Mrs. Lincoln not aye AuS
ntue lad" a.o refusing 70 enter the room. de e
So Ion Of srrtiemen from llinois and Kentucky act
ed % chief u.oatner, The pail .tes ere among whom
were General, Grant, Ha.lecs, Admirs fsrrsfat sni
Others, we're s,a toned ucrIcst the CEtlfa4ue. L'"
than dorsn lsdiss were also pre'ent. few mo-
meats snc- we've o'clock roll siouS services were be-
ssn By Dr. Hal tEpi--cpa), who READ some verses Of
scripture. Bishop simp.oa neIt offered prayer.
Dr. Gurley Pioaby rianJ, preached tho iornon-
and Dr. Grey tJApt,ty, closed With prayer
Tie p-ocess.oG VA. formed ~ soon " the BODY had
been placed upon the loity loauc vl-'c, citht feet
a ore the .rounJ II be The cruoslie n All eved
from tho rioment 1t sppeared in frn, Of he Whit
Hou.e Ata,suai the corteec slowly moved OIL th
bands playina funeral unchcs The mournrt, OK
th,ir icrTec i've pa<eS-t. t.0iett Lincoln In a TAh
closed carriage and Little Tad" ia aao,her. The
carriage moved Ia pair. The procossion fled down
pcnnrylvanaa,enuc bc,veen tNo dcnso rove ospooP'e
lining the tidcvaks On each lAmI-Post and tee sas
stationed either men or bo,'. Ton tho hoa,ct.p-
largo crowds. IN even window ScoIcs Of heads.
AWNING frsmcs covered with people, and inteisoct-
lnr streets orou del w.th lockers a. far mp A. the
eve could s'e ,hem. Every house along the nute and
indeed Ia this city, s1hlitcd ,irns of mourning The
pros ession. posed of mole than v ony tholiAnd
personA VA All hour aid = half pa. ~ around
the foot Of Capitol nili. uAvins reached the
LsStcrn por,ico, tho cUtnn va taken from the
hoarse and carried up the steps into the Rounds
where hvn placed beneath uc masuitccnt dome
.uruounted by CrawfoId's beautiful statute o. LIB
orty. A hrieG lut impressive service oon'isued
Dust un.o Dust" IN the presence Of tut very few
d -. L. .gfn In.f
s!,n. posting s,n,fius and c1pe,Ius all ,n'uirr'.
Thu, was buried, - to speak Abraham Lincoln, hi,
hoy followed to the grave ty many thousands In
th, city, Will lie Ia state 81 tha Capitol to-in row.
and from hence vil be removed TO ih fna tosiins
f'are in Illinois liza now definitely arranged that
Nj L,ncou' remains VIII pass through your city on
their way W Sprinrh'ld. NkAo
~ TELEGRAPH
W1.Lin Ton. 4 prii 20.- Immouso crowds are gtth.
cf,d at Ae Capital to-day TO soe the remains o Pcsi-
dent Lincoln. which lay IN the rotun'a.
General Aueur, by direction Of tho Secretary Of
| War, hw irsued order prohibiting ali those en-
| rased In conducting inyoatlsstions Of matters con-
nected with tho murder Of hr. Lincoln. and the at
tempted assassination q Secretary Seward from d.
yugins an information brought out by the inycl'l
sa.ons except to the War p.tArtmcnL AL parties
violating TINS order will be looked UPON a. obrtruet
ing tha prompt arrest Of the cons9iT.tor and s bo
| punished accordingly.
On TUESDAY the rebcl prisoner. at Point Lookout.
through their seReanu Of Divisions piLsed resolu'
tions representing toe voice Of tsenJ.two thousand
rebel prisoners expressing their abhorronon o the
a.,vsinntion OF the late PRECEDENT, and thor warm
! srmpathy with the dis,re sod family. The fe'olu-
tion. were " h. sont 10 Ito War Department through
con Barnes, commsHdinS a, olnt Lookout.
Condition oil the Scwnrds
wAa DErARrSESr Wellington, April 20.
| Major General DIX;
The following the official report Of the condition
Of sscretary Seward and hi, ,on, Mr.. Frederick sew
ard, thi. morning. EDWIN NJ sfANlnN'
Secretary of War.
April 2rth--9 A. II.
To Hon. Y. N srISroS, secretAry Of W.I'
| sm-I have the honor to report that the Secretary
Of state passd restless night bu, IL more comfoftn-
bl, this morning. Mr. r. sevMd continues to i'm
prove slowly. (siSnedl q. X. bAENrs,
Surgeon General.
sTOoSD pnTArCH.
or MI have the honor to report that there h''
been a decided Improvement In tho condition Of the
Secretary OF state to-day No percoptible alteration
In the caAo of Mr.. +, Sesard.
(sienodD j. X. P,RyTs, Bri'. Gov,
Dele cations Calling on Presidcnt Johnson
FashiuJ'on, Aprll 20.-Decsatous from VARIOUS
states are calling in quick succession upon the Pred
dent, TO tender to him their esrue,t fupport. Til,
morning, at eleven o'clock, icer.uon OF ona hum
dred citizens Of Ne~ Jcrscy, oompo'eI lr-e Of oiu
nous Of Jersey Citg, called upon ha At the Treasury
Department. Govern Parker introduced the New
Jersey Delegation, addressing President johnson in
substance A. follows:
Mr. PnEeIpESr: present to you a deleFrilsa,
ooiuprised Of 'oIe q the most repecehle and inhu
| rn'ial citI2ens of the STATE 0f New Jerse" They
came the city for the pu pose Of mani esting
- for the great caIGuiS that has hsfA len the
nation by p,ltic pAting IN the solemn ceremonies o
tue iuuera OF tle late Ihloi hggIst!AG. We hn,'
thought 1t p.gp.I leiore Saving iot our homes e
thp future, ~ ia tho past, Ncs 'lefpcy will maxi
every sacrifice 70 maintain the Government in ia
c0nfct With treason. Whatever differences Of opin
ION mAy exist among the peope Of our state A. {,
qnestons Of national roliey they are united 70 th'
iity of Tie Union. Assure ou, siI that Ia every
con,itutonel net whch vii tend % suppress tho 70
support of the authorities ana poope OF tho state
( New jersey.
President johnson, IN reply, said;
Gentlemen; / can scarcely ind language to eI
pre4s my feelings aud tA'nEs upln fhs occasion
HoIr words OF comfort aud kin n4Les. are especially
ausIdciOu. at thus time. haying been called To I'M
OF 'ho obligations aud du,ics deSoyn upon nc ant
4 feel deeply the k.nd eXplossons pf support snC
other day that our late Chiet Magistrate inau1l
at'd, aiier having rryed one tenn With acc'ptanc'
. ! h.s leou stucG dOwn hke A s'N nom lie spaoie
ieayins question. Of r.eAt political IMPORTANCE to b,
se'uei. an especially thankful i0I your e4cUuras .
. meHt At this time, and YOU viii please Gnct ?. ny
IhAAks tor your londe. cd aid and support.
Reception OF the british Minister
Washington, April 2o-sH Frederick W A
. Bruce Wa to-day introduced " tho President by th
n Acting Secretary OF State and presented hi. ere
!, dentlAls a. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penl
). poteuiary Of Her Britannia MaJcsty to this Govern
mont Sir Frederick made the following remark
, upon the OCCASION;
"a M, fres'tent, Ia with deep and sincere conoer
/ IL L.. Il. IL 4 Laa---