The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 20, 1865, Page 4

# fire? shor to me wheag, him.” The Rev Dr. Ader then (preeebed from the rplode ing bodics, shorkiagl® wid whieh Lattecwarde an BB following text mangled, inte t! : aad warwed by heart, Lt * While I have God before my eyes. I will uot fear A crowd of more than two hundred perseas createg have wever be Ne te ar gy at man cau do uate 116," A commotion at the residence of Mr, Geo, M. Mans Sorrow, eaid the Kev. gentiemen, hae filed thoaica New Yorker). requiring hie wife to exhibit rome aon sgl ba! gland, sadaees has taken the place of joy. The 28" Membiens of sorrow, She told (hem her whand wae v ee “nnournod" sHie if ever an oppott -yiwho for Lertics line struggled, died for us. The sl ayseut and bene Gaukeor, they never ‘“inourned" Lu au Hoy pe nie wher do they weep? They weep fr or their own dead, timourn in thie las b £ to Na th ue boy & tnithtul servant of the ons ‘ meoreed #1 ed a‘ iu. au wieee heart was nor ony f tance t fi , ount t fo: all slad, Sinee the da, t m eto. t n birth to ma In Jerwy City ‘ orth 0 e none re abe Yo S leree t had ° rance of che ‘ head, in heart « a more than Abratar Vosterda® Je c i lta oly P Horeafies erienu bistory will ak Off vabbath, with the excep f the sombre appears ' » the ‘ roi od the nobiet | oee of mount at te eye in erery direction stor Fe er t tea ' Wasiing wit Abraham Lincoln stand int ef pei. te eat 1 t ' . Gat by oue, hom} ory of the pecule of thle nation —ney of the worid—the ¥ and the saddened weoceeot all, In acoordancs fy Hed ' : { ott, WH ie ents buneat eooml babe: of bis coun He bas Neon callel. with the proclamation of Gor, Parker, business wal © flowers, ul ‘ 2 ‘ Mud whetle aby the ber . si sheds father Alrabatn, L Abraham of ol nA &- teat waded et — t i ‘ ‘ ‘ he et vel , Hintedhim to he the father of # prent eation, ofa entirely au se eppropriate to wedtiacd t ‘ ‘ 0 eat innititude ot ube erican people, There @ belt all the churches in the t th ' Ob. whe ehould the s mortal be proud ? , oved all hun she sored the s bh were drat x ( 4 ' i 1 ‘ ' Like & ami ett ete \net-tyine cloud i » North, aud ehowed hie an tc ave ’ . wot Lis tolie o : {1 hatmony and pewe * ' ‘s ‘ ' tt 0€ 100 pueseth trom bite to hie reet da the grave loss 40 southern From Eurone fat ® wid ¥ vn . of hae gone trots ther ° s ' ; i corning ures the and the willow eha'l fade, ‘ ‘he .Menemies enrrovid i { ' Vheee Days’ Later News. (ie viou sud Abrohan one te iaid kiiow net where urn my face?’ Cod anewere' 1 4, wil 19 » et ship ‘ ' rn + the efleetios eA i nwt aud the lo e biehE fold 10, conmt the efarai Portia April ; The steamehip Belgian, from mS i ue Ohitt ‘ peg Sooll mouluer to duat i tovether shall lie, fo lees on ave the # in th Londonderry the iuet., hae arrived, : r veharacterot Mr bine ' ee enumuberoi there why t wnt ¢ b et 1 T n far aww over = ited ae the t he | ita a ' He WOteab ABA Taina caneriom enemys nae \s ¢ danger came, rolling rho lork-ont in the fron trade t* virtually at om Chi fete ‘ ‘ h ¢ . ) i ut hivaeed, Rat Abreham Line ot fear, He stood fir ud, The iron works in Seuth 8 dohire are to be ew fy) toned Corvesde G buch, ail wie @way to iiels ie ‘ 4 tock when the wa arh avainet It 4 8 trust pened at once, the men enearing not to seelee i ‘ t i mate 4 ‘ “his Good waa michder than his dread of hi € mao ‘ ; ‘ tinaey ‘ hand of the & hetth ath bor Livco'n wes a greatman in epiritand*sihoweon @ etrike in North lordahire, where the ve a wil i row ot the at ihartie ' ve ¥ His moteety waa prover t he les _ wil iue to he revieted btheos ; ee cot tie ewe und t ‘ iijund haggtic ae the poo: est Wy +} During a debate in the House of Commons, on the bit hiauem @ud toes ‘ jira Wook Mores up into ‘ » ‘ ‘ ‘i Oo ha © nl sti bold from ater the endot b ve, Teh, with reference the d es of Canada, Mr, © peneant, \ hore lot wae and tore une by abana Line * Whiter le asked whether the Pore'rn Ofice bad se. ! Prat ) mt his « upth ved Into another ve ; 1 epatohes, or any ‘ , ’ , v Y hatetatel dg ¢ pateher, or a ‘ ‘ ' tik ‘ ae save rahih Maran » bread, he ly pabiieh and, to he ) { fort ‘ bd, ha lacus at r hie ‘ t tude poor the flower or the wee aie t i nei t soaia, invade t - ple, sud their utrnty wu . pine t “ “ othery eaces hold. ave and ¢ btition of the ‘ he Ls ’ .Upou hog. ‘ ‘ . < t eve Gwe ried awoly tna’ be joe Pa) vother word a ; eens bert : ' i " ud a¢ ewhug Cvery the Ciel fin of on ana received mew ti wah augels of Gon.4), Mr the at en 1 of ‘overnment had a ' ' , th hi ture rire are the same o hers ber : nek Fee eony mentietaun teaKune had been ure Two imote owt . : 0 ¢ pp ahs f : ° 7 hrequired sae attention of ‘ i ; egw eet ue ‘ athiore hove ” u t ® more 4 § aod = ny ‘ ' A ate é : ' {ita * k tHe Bet ett View the se ive prayer for the repose ot the departed E ae namely, that Col, Leeson b ve bealned en ‘ I 4 t FAud Ub the same cource our lathe re Lave t. atid supplicated God to sid eurces om the Army of the Potomac , ; Ly : i. hia ew Vors to preserve tudy 5 ‘ Present at e bs id t \ tit ousute we ure thinkin this vloriowe Union. ile alee poayed tor? A orney General of Ls er . ' . ud orplau chil a of the iate Preside ut. . May eCoverument bad ar suatione ou ; : ; ; eae Vert to helpand pieeper tle cause of frthoee pointe, and Mr ward thet Cok od og : 7 . she \ Mate Maite bee ae dhe FELG comer of Leceon was entitied to le and did ne i Pt 1° obtain it ia order that b i : Sp 1 Dis ; any je prayer was belay cflered. the 4 ad that the Attor Gener ; , and ‘4 ' 4 : { the ‘on were observe! eponrible to that state, aud tend } but th we eats tue + ecrvices—-ainylug aud prarere ernment, : ' bei t ‘ é the di the congregation were diomiseed, All The funeral of e aio en took place ey ha a Y ; fey black erape aud mourning badger ip apes varen Ladle cng Otret . u ‘ ‘ ! ‘ ue tr ' a ved, Alaree number : ‘ ed he tox ot their p ¢ mourning rowsites on the right elou tie House ot Cou 8 ond other ; ‘ ted ' \ Vie large building was ¢ ed to excess, aid the were preent, aod the rcene im the er It ' died ; wet thatsre now, f¢ exe conducted ¢ y ia the German lan.) gene c vue a if Mr. rh t ¢ ’ g ’ oer : fi right, who wae oue of pall-Leate’s Was muved » ‘ . ae eine’ pcrepiy moved wie ‘ ‘ bon yo writ by Ninth etree? nae of the Conrreg 43 A Lisboa telegram t @ setiioment of the arid 2 od ake | ton shaary Miort ® ere heid beg: ay t t iva ‘ ‘ ‘ re end pain, 4 rea very large cong on Atnae lee Sh 6G : “ 4. sinees ethy Rev. UW. Wa nonin, in t ° ‘ fies eteam \ ar " we vy i" ted bis people to emulate the exan of the de-R phe Cov ti os ed n tthe come es tecoused § tthe A flog “ ! put paladin voit abe. Bat na vecited h ‘ Fh 5 A. rok LUe \ Seera' ejay Bienes Fi Corps Levtelatit to debate the ade “ ! { 1 u at *\ The bulkding was Thue | sé Lp to nen st had A ’ . : A mare w , " relock, the Very C9 he ROSAS RAVARS DORR TR tt t ¢ ins; Re 1 tho enerat jating, arvased i Live ; ‘ * t ‘ . {ihrouch thes) } ‘ vas covered with, ‘The church of the Res Chee iu Urion¥* ; ae 2 : Shade od wie ite puloit wasalo lh bla Phe mush wong Yr erior of the v¢ wane t 1 tM © ‘ Berk ema a esslve, ‘I a| salar th helaz ron; jy Pitent oi : ton has 4 ‘ ‘ t © crape on the i pended two beantiful national bannera edletey \nekal etrained tien * writ 1 tire dre 4 Lack, Af t neing of an app we” ont : L + ‘ 3 1 ' on ia tel jou, the rules of the Catholicf ®Uimever, who euplicated the derabrauce « ae j ee but cathoiles ' hat God would gu myn \ fiictala tu } . solses . ‘ Dow ' i] \ tadly fallen the we { né tn ‘ ' ad ¥ i : ! ' ' e be ‘ hire « y i t ree tro ine ‘ ed for wie ¢ t eae att : ‘ ’ . ! iv Day wt r 8" . " ‘ “aor hapten \ . tidente iy A t tiles t ¢ ‘ cieme ‘ t r ys . : ‘ ‘ ey t 4 cOlte fe. 1 r ‘ , ae i t! ¥ el , sar } ' 4 4 “ ys ea “ eet oud ‘ q ‘ ' {rors s ! ‘ es note bw Who, Lee. tT ; : ees Is i ; 3 ' ect ‘ i eigiy: \ ; he sik + « te wi VUbe Yerterca r ‘ ! ” i a que I ) Man PA inh led 2». And poet : poten hy t ‘ ¥ ' ‘ \ t Bah ival of the Ver nm . ‘ b ol obtain . the tton Perales ' ‘ we * ' i ae t s in pte ‘ ine eytthed ! t er, Sa ke Potershurg wae aba f * * bY 4 ‘ wil thas » \ ‘e . od will f; Leah frobiting : ak Tile waa 9 be Oxford wits! ‘ c to t@ 1 t ri we muse of row, : Pi i : pit : vba ; ‘ 1 , we bave « r } v ) ¢ ‘ wen, o . Go h ‘ it oe : ‘ t ' . ui ¢ i) n he wh iolewrm a 1 | The Rev, Dr, Cheeve in closing the everclacs. a aur deve at he 4 ‘ ' Bheu n ha » bo will of God in th Tlunc-h pacer a t ’ . 1 en the eon * ' nove Ushed, It was grat jhe he ‘ \ t NT a aT woe Cimintehe wekassinate c oat a Be ; we ‘ e out duty (OBMeven deere feit Like ery in ! Prom Havyann. ' cause | t ’ athe pe We ate of our wbalto, Mheove: not + the Genient t ! ‘ t Py 4 1 fi ‘ nod t i Pe utiorauce ) Capt, Lowrence, we have heart Mt Ri Fee h thea sone the toll 1a is ' i lpm. Purser RK. W. Albert ‘ AON ® fl vi‘ ve the uible mud Le rt ytg The Observance of the Day in Hrooklyn, |. dodiy 2¢ withthe following memorandas me rly ) iowna us ‘ , ¥ J 4 he nowwoithe tullof Kichme 2 oak ‘ Gntit the Sontag ort ; setiiia tecinile ior all ing, the obsequies of the Inte lamented Presid " peg pacer Kichmond and Pe Lions, the cc emecat \n « bowel ' é < Fr nited states wore baecved throu “ Net OF , te Raspes ¢ people, a9 ua to ot i place of 1 \1 The preacy thun % ol ulation woe {wa iollowa, aud te congre ation hy. cB i nif ‘valid Che affair wa wibet porter et the ia uer to ea ' i ot { he ecensed ‘ ‘ tired ¥ y of Brooklyn yesterday, alt deport bd aloona, and on the ets weal natiry vided between hita ' rhe extolled ' ’ ’ : ¢ selves in @ manner becow the solemn cecasion.s so great wan thie excite waa walle thar the oid ' es tt « ri = hed should vy Livery etre st und with scarcely an excep.on, everys dwi wilix a 4 the Morr Kimeoli; the 4 j lou (ie oe a ; " fired a pational eatute ton waa tha on by meane ut ‘ ‘ al in ba o iow stra. ta Great t ust of hone, tedraped im the embie of mourning. The; i peace h htiv informed thet they would ‘ ‘ aud Qer au 4 with che d ©. our marty i etfs pie, from youth to old age, aad of bovh sexes, wore r joy : Hoi dave we that tue c mn ‘ . ‘ ‘ he paiol is gl ent, bided ou Good brida Auniversary oc 4 i Pr enier Mans rat le, b wos per hewid | (he rev t fel) Vihata which the elurch eormin {08 ® f ben e Hy o4 1 of ert any | carrinves were not allowed on the etreeta, lags ou the ® el nl ' aie ‘ 4 me da heh vearel (wa wave Wa an vention for the wate es ferippine were at halt uw tolliers with anne ¢ bas avotae Bi : aint he dndah phat dei Rpnacided! | Osave ve fror re in giving evidence tpyé eds the people an holid and al the pened } J Portions tapt this 3 5 ahi h Aon inital ; Ln nM, LOthy eue e eo ‘ mowed " @ epots uh ‘ Wg am iM" Mt i ny 4 ted large photog sof the fy lures wer war inthe © eONte pre ud by wor, ! wd ret ® eo. ae it thee, 0. nasib, as weil as pictur aud busts of the Liluetrione 4 Harbor w he 5 UAL Bee , i ci " y ; ‘ Wry i, wit t . ' i on te ve elean 4 yed on th t Mea ee 4 twit toa “ep ewan x ite etehes Uae We are tii we dead, Men aod boys were selliag mourning badges} 4 wom Galrecioa with wes se fm BErived On & id ante ‘ our Wiaty & ‘ : one A} at poled om wi 4 haps UMAby tho hundred, Everyl procured one of aowe vp other blockade uuners ia port, unde going ree BD Ay TOF BB Vai CO OF Ola tie that rah ot 5 we will not lest how cover’ we @kind, Taken ell in ali it wase scene which will be Uc rb tl ey home ny t » wit edt aa ot t hia Patol : PLO weather was warns, ond che ge n een ‘ I a ttase re #2 Oppre » An now fey ist of thee emembered by those who witnewed it se long @ z 4 ory vam tusbien t lial We pat fore thy will be dene. was tity. laste. ‘The cht wore all open aad{{——— ' \ 1 j " 4 loreerved to be athieted troubled , P JETRY el wi wa r ear it, aid Would to trod it uiay t services commemorative of the aslon we OL V1. t the wa le nee e loins paws over and eer. Bueld ia every one, and sermons proa on thee —— c , vu dint to take from ue i ‘ Sis ' : “that af 1 to moderste ite violence ne RCFE Churches of every denomination, withougs ang y \ A t 7 i 1 ae CE Catt lest we qnite Moxeception, openes thelr doore, [a goine the cerem } ‘ \ oO ames RY e ule « aA e boy wa he 4 tintion 3 SO DALEY Od IbOB ta this chi es were roost imposing, and iaily eo in the Bo- vw KES k age HA saat | Ald rt we Mors High tZman Catholic places of worship, The military o: } formed at Bjive od ollie Churebes throughout the city 4 wero alao carried out to the loiter, The flage,h be erent heart of the untion!s@ Woman's in this | ‘ e ts hf COU eLtO We decorated, any of thet oudside, M (draped) on all buildings oud poll, on the ferred ay (ee an tenderness ‘ t ' “a \ oy ' ’ iy ' ' be { ‘ ru e vervices took piace in all, lu some te Aioate and sbipy in the river.were displayed at walt Aburet with bitter, uter pulo—uod ecutly beading . ! eo were delivered sg y and chine re! » olled from 12 ¥ r Z : ‘ cre deliver = 2a OF mawet ait vend bat b ls were t Hed from 1 ae {1k would earees oy t ‘ ' . HE IEWIs Sy sGuut to lLo'clock, = o aN rig lied from Fort $ The mur tered body of the Muu lt loved so well, ua : ‘ 1 Ureene, Ci Par ud th r rn pobed ba , ' \ AN the sy were open for Divine worship. Ayre wv He tnd the Navy Yard during ie never kaew how wel ‘ ! ' \ 4 and ere d cep mourning, The temple of Qe Se UD f Dusmede were, of couree, @ Dropping a ruin of weary tears apon the solemn brow ‘ ‘ is ' ed Be 1 Jey Luh street, Rev. Dr, Adler @olmed during the A uarned Vousden, W lese that tlead of het ‘ M ' ‘ 4 , Pwos arrested, charged with saliciously teariag down fy tila biwek mak lett, Th wowan-yearuing tu the bie ee P Pre ented avery « ance The readir id i { ¢ nath ne OFF, hs destroying mourning en from tt rem laws ¢ ¢ > prostrate one It oe t hw nl eek, pulplt, aud ph Jepoalt for the scrolls of the mens Tentror ne mourning thken from the premlass 4 As ben Laitdlcthde be Tt marwmure low oe . oft iiss Mrs, Greceman, fo Hauiliou avenne, pear Court ex pe y rt i ‘ { t ere thick overed with binek velvet, the pil irre f (00d ! vo “Keghtt Tehaatknin atrs black and white, oud the mene?” b Good bye, dear eulet, good bye t sud thelr y LA ail sh rave Over the ta acle were To Willinmsburg, i u Oi the ¢ an Het Zsddik Librecho" (the @ Tne citizens gencraliy participated in the ead aol- Ramewhat x a Hoar the country's loss; som we P 1 e y ol), The service opened Afermnization of yesterday, asse bing in their reepec- Atthe mere bio d aut we ‘ es give vig ip he CX1 n. “Outofthe depths have Leried @ tive churches, The South Ninth street Church w Bomew hat we feel the anciy thrill that answe : to thee, O 1 whick was sung by the choir; the ®appropriately draped, aud large congregation agsem- and eu the ty iveaks ' 1 ‘ py wae wrt © “if thou, O God sulist hod remembrance of !, Other churches were 6 arly decorated aud # Thouch we would rush. o venueful storm to ewees Y erivo. ft" it lowe one Lites O Lond, who aba stand," was giveu with Mattended, nuoreta mh a 1 A German proc io of imposing eize pared 1 We two! that Concer griet, soy deep for mortal tunuu® , i you ul e congregation thi Te i the 16tu Mand planted au oek tres oa the old Delmonico fut © tell ’ . ou at the Next th Pealr: Which bide a me th ; Nex “ Psalm wae Mwith adrosees in German, Her dead boy* ue ‘ sobs, a6 OB tive | b eaeho ater which was offered the .pecial prayer in $# Lu Greenpoint, services were beld ta several of the uaa for vs that wes Amaoe sl ‘ leu an #8 inne : ol of departed souls, sud the choir sung, "0 Mchurehes Aud be ved the lost, und bide ug fev. ol ne back in Bs, 8 Let is maa that (hou shouldst take kuowledge Iwo men, named Andrews and Bailey, were killed A ou-bye | auled wo tls ar occes te velod hem ! There we pow which bus bees w gremt favorivedgof bia, or the sou of map that thou tekest MCOULT OL AbY Khe premature dichamea wold manmoy which BM Good-bye, dear chiel good-byy | ‘