New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-21

9 ieit sorrow at the Nations great loss. He consid-
4 cred it ais duty to grant the notion.
q Judge Lawrence did not appear in Suprens
a Court. Chambers yesterday morning but the Court
officer announced that in consequence of the death
or me President, the Court would stand adjourned
8 The Court of Common Pleas and the Superior
: Court were also ordered to he closed for the day
AZ the parts of The Marine Court adjourned
nntl to-day. except Part H., which was adjourned
4 lof TIC term by Judge Aehrhas.
EXPRESSIONS FROM VARIOUS BODIES.
4 SPECIAL CLEARING HOUSE MEETNG-ACTIoN OF
THE MINING EXCHANGi.-THE PETROLEUM EX-
] CHANGES RESOLUTIONS.
special meeting of The Clearing House Associa-
j non was held yesterday at which there was an IN
4 usually large attendance William Dowd president
Co. the Bank Of North AM RIGA. presided, and in
brief but pertinent remarks stated the object for
which the ASSOCIATION had been called together He
was followed by George s. Coe, president Of the
! American Exchange National Bank. Frederick
q ID. Happen, resident of the Gailatin Ma
Z tional Bank, and by Others. A commit
zee was appointed 10 prepare sltable res
y oiutions concerning the Presidents death. The
4 Clear"g House Committee, consisting OF Jacob d.
veTnilye, president of the Merchants National
Bank William Dowd, Z. H. Perkins, Jr., president
MOI the importers and Traders National Rank
George Montague, president of the Seventh Wlrd
national Bank, and Charles (. Hunter president OF
! IN" tc"pie Bank was chosen 10 represent the
ISOLATION at the funeral services The committee on
resolutions which consisted of George ). Coo, ia
y cob -. Eermllye William l.. Jenkins president Of
: me bank of America, Frederick y. Happen, and
SharISs NJ Fry, president of the National Bank of
York, reported the following:
ReSofUcd, That The bank officers composing the Clear
q ing House Association OF NewIor CITY, deeply parci-
q able death President arcid-nade vel more painIli
4 ~ the trtgical circumstances attending t-unani-
d nousy record their great admiration OF his many excel
encies OF neir grateful recognition Of his
3 eminent patriotic services ana their profound respect
4 with peculiar eau sound conscientious and col-
c"npIrv witch n. mos 1 i IeSnos Slore thS
a Gear exposition Was demanded
y President at luer irreparube loss.
- ReSotrcd THAT the association teader to President
AfnF upon me sudden accession to responsibilities
as ' ad VI TINS Nation wich has become duty
q 20 assume the ssuances of tner generous conn
y Henee ana regard As his friends, among whom by his
d os re nchcc he Is Wei AMI nonOraby known, pledge
Il Nes % abstain, an We ASK countrymen an
political pare throughout the land ALSO abstain from
" al possible pgcludces Judgments respecting his
Y 'ical car, aud give han l and cordial sup
q Jltied ana which they nave so fully exteaded to lis
Ih nonored predecessor.
y THE MINING EXCHANGE.
s. Al the New-Iork Mining Stocs Exchange r. NJ
IS Shaw. vice-president in the absence of President
y White who was ut the stock Exchange, announced
n the death oi the President la fitting terms 1t was
" roted that a meeting Of the Governing Co.Amttee
6 shonio be held to take appropriate action in view
a 81 the event When TINS committee reported j
81 O'Clock, lTesd.pt Nhlte was ia the char, aud Ia
q m le practically the same remarks he had pre-
s olueIed by unanimous vote that the Board be
n ciosqd At noon and also on the day that might be
y liked for the funeral services.
THE PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
5. H. Smith president OF tine Petroleum Exchange
called in1orrnal meeting of The meiabere at noon
yesterday, when, wthor, any preliminary remarks.
q tho following resolutions la this form were
.dopted:
4 u bowing in submission to the crevous deere OF
y oar res
dent Dy assassination, Ne, the members OF the New
York Petroleum ENchane desire - sym
Z patny Tor the FAMILY "ncn lud dearest To
!! our ,.1 a. uos suVh 10 this Alton to cN
press cur horror ana iatlon tor the miserable
q az, O hi5 taking OF and pledge ourselves to M,
ny example, patiently, live bonorably serve
aithiqy, and, God helping dicd James 4 Gar
post oilotts to our ows and our country 49,
II was ordered 60 drape the buiidiag and rooms IN
mourning when tho Exchange suspended business
Tor The day
TnE Il TrER, CTGEEsE ANE EGG EXCHANGE
At the regular meeting OF the Butter Cheese and
Egg Exchange yesterdiy ;hc following resolutions
were passed:
WhcredS In the inscrutable Providence OF the All
Wise Ruler Of the Universe this Nation to-day mourns
tho loss OF ts beloved and nOnored President aud
/ Whereas The onG agony succeeding the assassin's
stroke which TINS people as endured while watching
the waning life Of The head al tue Nation has drawn ali
CLASSES ana parties together into union heartfelt
sympathy TOR IN" iustrlous sufferer aud OF admiration
his heroic aud Christian fOritude and bond al
the deepest sorro" now that hls death Is this morning
Rcsorcd That this Exchange he properly draped in
mourning fur period uf thirty days aud that a com
nltec of ten mcnbc be appointed b.
this Exchange 10 carry the desire OF Exchang
with luli power.
RcS0ired That the president Of this Exchange be IN
thorLed communicate with other exchanges and or
gapized bodies and to 10 all that ia m nap
arrangements 90 unite with them any suitable nauT
showing respect TO the reBiaus OF the departed Pres
idcut of the Ua!led states
1 TRUSTEES OF THE CITY's COLLEGE,
meeting of the Board of Trustees of Tho Collece
OF the City Of NeW-lork was held yesterday at n
H. Immediately after the calling Of the ron|
William Wood offered the following which was nm
aanimously adoped
the presence Of tho appalling calamity by which the
unumcy DEATH IT Is proper that tie BOARD Eu Trustees
OF COLLEGE Of Ire CITY New-York
IN with other representative bodies should pnp
record it's detestation Of the murdeIoue Inc
sassn, and s bI appreciation of the noble, brave an
manly conduct OF the victim, who during
has endured the seVerest tral 10 which 10 was
possible Ia subject human nature. President GaThel
the affection ana deepest sympathy
most determined political opponents, and tho whole
country without distinction OF poll les the .r
its President, ana sludders al the deep
rahIng od. And out of respect luemory of
President Garfield 4 10 moved that that the Boara do
now adjourn until this day week.
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
/ At a meeting of the Board of Directors Of III.
Teachers Association OF the City of New-York the
followicg preamble and resolutions were mani