New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

yenton was the rendering % IFS respectful and mos9
the cherished ideal OF American wifehood mother
% a9Gd ana & to her beTeayed family aed deciding 70 unite
tanned in the death of President Garfield.
TRENTON, N. j., sept. 20Upon receipt the news u
the Presidents death, the bells toed and the
streets were soon ed with people who remained in the
generally We're draDed IN m"GrniiF and the s,pef is
general and intense.
PLANrIELp, n. j., Sept. 2O.-An the bells of the city
were toed carly this morning The public schools
closed and business partially suspended Almost every
store shop office engine house and public place % any
Sort ana many private houses are draped u mourning
EXPRESSIONS OF SORROW AND SYMPATHY
DISPATCHES FROM PRESIDENT ARTHUR, THE QUEEN
OF ENGLAND AND OTHERS.
LONG BRANCH, Sept 2).-The following telegram
was received by the Cabinet this mornings
NEW YORK Sept. 90 1881
have message announcing I'll death President
sion Of sorrow and sympathy which have already tele
graPhed to Atorney-General MaoVeagh In accordance
Wth our SUGGESTION have taken tho oath of Office
a t5 dsnt Socre ot IT,, Hon John 4 Brady Justice
advise you further in regard the sugges-
tons in your telegram. C. A. ARTHUR.
The Attorney General replied to his telegram
that the offer would probably he accepted.
Mrs. Garfield received the following dispatch from
the Queen of England this morning
Mrs. GARFIELD, Long Rrdach
Words cannot express the deep sympathy feel with
Tor [ You as He alone can.
TIE QUEEN, Bd''norm Court
The following was received from the Lord Mayor
of London
MRS GARFIELD, Long Bronrh:
Citizens of London feel deepest sympathy with you
LORD MAYOR, London.
! WASHINGTON, Sept, 2O.--The following messages
of coincidence were received at the Department of
State to-day;
Washington, Sept. 20.
The Senate aud olfi7ons or Hamburg beg to express
their deep regrets at the heavy loss the United States
have endured IN consequence of an infamous crime
srRATr;onp Ont, Sept 90, 1881
Secretary BLAINE. Washington, ID. O.
town G Of tS Te p %e Of the people Of the
vey to Mrs. Garfield heartfelt sorrow on her sad
ahlicton. A. W. RoBB, Mayor
GovEFNMENT noUsE FREpERICToS. N. b.,
Hon ]. G. BLAINE Secretary Of Sac WaShi, Jton. D. 3.
have to cypress 10 you the great sorr9w felt by the
melancholy Intelligence Of the death of President Gar
ncd Please convey to Mrs Cartel the deep sympathy
fe for her in her sad bereavcmenI by all classes in
bhun'"leR' hoRERl B WiLhol, Lleut-Gov.
FREDERICTON, n. b. Sept 20
HSm on J. G. BL.ISs ~, SsereayV q $tate aesh,rqto
her eondSlepce and sympathy over the great oes
the e ee Sd nc Ee@Gf OF T United states by
FREDERICK FISHER. Mayor.
HALIFAX. N s.. gent. %.
Hon ROBERT f. HIT, Assistant Secretary Of Stqte. wash
Acgep he expression of my deep grief or the death
our bcloxed president ana my waruest sympathy for
Mrs. Garfield and family.
NJ NJ JACKSON, consul-GoncraI.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 20
BLAINE WdShingfOn:
Convey my heartfelt sympathy to Mrs Garfield
PACKARD.
IESoN, Mass, Sept. 20
Sccrefdry BLAINE. Washington:
Az nay sympaihy the sad end Of the late President
Ny S"yorcign Great Britain aud her colonies will re
SrieVcd at the loss sustained by the American people
v DRt ALMOND.
VUI.
FREMONT, ohio, Sent 20.
10 NE ION. j. g. BLAINE Secretary Of SLIc Washington.
The en- rns ot Fremont without distinction party
are oNcrW hciu"d with grief and show by every mcalle
10 tdeir power their affection for the President.
T.. LOUDENsTElGER, Mayor
Ni
- HICko61, y. c., Sept 20.
Hon j. G. BLAINE. WGshiiyt1a:
Ae Mayor Of this town directed TO communicate
o deepest sympaticr la this hour OF The
rcSs and To- ask to be Informed the time Of the Pes
dehls funeral, In order to sls esiOn OF business
engaging can ip the solemn OF hour.
j. II MUERILL.
Y.
iLoSG VIEW, Tenn, Sept. 20.
Secretary Of StoLc, ! aShi,gtoIi.
with rcErct learn the death OF the Presdent
business houses closed and ak church bos tong
j. nj. JONES, NJ Marshal.