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WH* sue-mit il for the day. When it was a ?soliltelyl li? that son? duty shiuibl be discharged, the loor* wen kont open only until icon. Tbe court? adjourned until next week, and the tbeati omitted theii pi " ! ???:..? s Ini te day. No special service? v.r.? bcl.l in tlio ehuicl.es cxc.pl at Governor? talaud loii man? of Hen. were drsped withinl ami witboul m blm It. H BOJ ?'<?' 1 in.til m? n l\ noon licit the city I.* ''"' ,.",? the statu? ol draping iu oarnest. but a'"ll that time m the ? ourse of a I m honra the entire es? peri ol the atraiu waa ? banse-l. The rieh Bi'-rcaii-1 til- Imi ut of theirabnmlauoe. bul baimi anyone ?,?.r todos litue. Many en east Slde I. 1? ;... ,it ihoWSllS id... kl.-ei!..?- ? I**?? black bunting. I.larlj ???ry ?,:"'%'";! ?'" th. truel ,.?,?,.?....?..!.?! t?-'?? [wraoa Hud tbi? ? liay? with.uble token, of m niaing. One ? ir v.a- ..?,?...!? d to bave g??? ?"/' ".'? !l" bresUaal ?> H,.,, |?.,:,| procure the um ilful ornamenta l ot? ?? artisaus took liome with them a p-rtniit ni the i ,,,,,??.??,? fr. nient, ami e?, ? the bojol bische in? vedici ib? ir small earnings in lue purchase o? al badge A more ?ulMtanlinl, thougli no more ini ere, \ i-n-i.e-i oi iviupailiv ?? ? "I"? bereaved family was ? tiie i|iiick in rease ol the fund fol Mm Gartit-ld I Several.Irihulionsequal io tiie n..>^! generoasj I,, re ?.??.?, ..lb r.d, wen received by Mi I e Id ?lur- j iim:le o::?. Last evening tin fund was more than J ?jaO.tMK) arger than il tuna ?\ ben the Proatdeul di? a 11.e rarroat ol baaiueas in New York seid .m aaaaeatoUow, bat u morotl yeatenlay ina hal? hearl il way. Away down town the atoros prob ?!.'? did a reasonable ubare nf trade, bnl lea ?>? ople ?-.in! -le.poing above th? ( it.V Hall, except lui tin purpose of procuring the uete ??..?!?.? materials for draping their bouses Tins dry B.Is stores were lor the m.st part richly bung with black, and there w*?| .?? atri .mi ut men and ??om.n Howing through their 1 sWorwaysall tbo afternoon. Toe sine-.! luuicatiou] ef tlw universal grief, liowever, wsa not tbe weesjaJ ?il inou? auiLf. bul I lie ...??>. ? e\ e.s and i|o?viicasl looks] that npp and wherever anj one ehooae to look.] l'?iemis who mei l?> chanee graaprtl aaeh others' hai.?Is, ami passed iss witboul ? ward. at nu CkOBB, The chilis have not vet takes a? tton In relation to the deal h ,,? G?????????? Carl'icld. The biiihliut'.s nf the Manhattan ami Mm Lotos BW to ho draped ??lth inoiiriiii.}? t.-day. lb? Arm? ami Na w < 'lul.-lioiise ? Was lieikvily ?Iiu|m?I ycstei.la? . ami the Hag on the, staff was wrapped ha alaeB. 8eneral Lloyd aspra? wall, President of the Army and Navy Club, said that ?he club would take no action in the way of re-olntin >n, as it ?vas a asetal club ami not large sonagli m number? u> make such action impressi,??.. it? reapect would be sh???\ u Ity tue draping mi their buihluiu. A meeting of the Union L ague Club is called for this evening. The executive committee hebt a awaiting last night to make arrangeaient? lot the feaoral sssntteV The Iront ol tbe buibUag will Be draped ia mourning to-day. Hamilton Fish, ihe president of the club, is at Saratoga. The following teleiri am was received from him yesterday : BaaaruoA, ?. ? ...seilt, ito, issi. Waiti u. HOWS. Emj, >><crcUir?/ ?/ the Cuhjh l.eajtu < 'lub ? 1 ttuuk the e?utiNhoiild convene, ir you con. nr Me? llen and paste on tbe bulletin board the follow lu? notice: ?? A Nation motirae. Weehs at sagmsh ?ml aniiet??. aUaraatbag heswaoa hape und fear, end with the ????.?!!? ?i the coiiatr? ? Chlel Magietrat?. A ?is ?r and po.xi awn has Batten, Tea niellili ?? of th. t'???.a tVaSgaa Utah are r< ?|???.?1???1 to Baset at tbe t'lub butta? ??-morro??? (Wednesday) <??? nlng. ss alte si piaseli sii t?. ta?ar dees aympaihi with tbe grief whiei. pensara a continuili m gi?Mim ?'?l m ?inin?-?*, and toUirii appreciation of ibacbaraetnr und the rirtneaof tbe lami ut.?.I 1'r.snleut ; and to take sueh lueaxiuee a* Bhsll l?> appropriata lo the ?Mil ?leeasiou." I um eStalaed bel??, mil climi;; st l??!?1.'cuoUirh to Under take the journey toMsw-TocS. 11\mii.i??n l'tsii ? large namher ul menthols ol the club rbdted the club-house la theeveniag, and it is probable ih.it the psrnftaa to-night will ho very largely ?lltciidtxl. to ??. la. lOUlwlenie was OXpreaS od in the new Administration sod ??????|> torro?? for the i.noil? of Preswleat Oarfteld. One of the governor? of the Union Club said last nii'ht that these weald as aoaspsttag of thsolub tielon? Ootobcr, anil uo l'oiiual action ??oulil pruba bly be tak.'ii. The usual tokens of respect] in keoping the th?/ at half-mast and drap-l ing tin? club lions?. would be paid. Tim] SBBtUSSnt of the club, .??> ospraaacd by one of il.sl sjpaatbers, was thatid lac ?nost overwhefailug grief. ! There had been hope spio t?m leal of I lie Pi?aidont'? I linai r????..? eiy. ami it ?xas almej? ino -ossi ? SO lo b*?-] lieve limi awpe was ov?-r. ! ? ino?', i n g ?>f the Manhattan ('In', is te beheld! on Frttlay afternoon, when it is pomibts thai sonml ri'.s Irilioas a'iotlt the rrcsident'o dealh uia.v be pre? | Bvnlcil. riit'Kiii ai: jam; ?? m ?? NT?. NO ivraaajaeBSsata have pot baso made for special s?i ? ?.? s iii the churches. It ??.is repotted SU Mon? day that m the event ol the I'lvMih-nf ? doath Snrvl* Sas WOSlhl l?e h?-l<l in all tbe cloirehes coimeclcil will: Trinity I'an-di, hut this rep?.11 wisib'iie.l ? es-I tarsiai bv tin? Ke?. I?r. I ?iv, \? in, :,.n?l thai no servi- j ces ??oiil.l I?? held until the dav of the funeral. J i:>i j what will be the Bsogtaiapac Lhsn has set yet beoal de? oled ii)M>n. The Mem. I?r C.s. Msblea n. ?.^^i..t ot Mm Means??] nal fred.yteri.in Chun-li. paid that pjnat of the Evangel ?ral ehar chea bad a Wcdmsilav evening prnvr me.-iinuj ami it was pu.!.alii.? that a day Would be appomleil at tile III ?ting* lo-lligbl on whi? h appropriate services ??ill lie held. For marl? three months the lib? of the rYcatdoal had beau be wre the people?, ppnpjentrsl throngh tbe Prena Ihn pulpit ami In ?.ri vati- convenu! ?.?, and ?t ^ras pi ob- ; ahi?' mi?. . he said, I bal Ilio public -? I \ ice W Oli Id noi, j aoturiat an mneh in aeubigy iif t>a< late Pre nient aal th?? ? ligious truths connect???! ?vitli this National ! cal ?mity. At the ?l.lily afternoon piayer-meei mg In tbe par? lara ol ti??? Young Men's (Mu i ?? ? an Asma lation, ? ani i?t pia. er ?:is olici???! for the Psombors ot the Ili?lli :eil lainil?, anil hi lot addle-es on the lile ?uni character ..I the 1'nsid ?il wen? upado. ?? Manhattan Heaeh. yi?!?-r.la? afternoon, the concert under thedireotton ?>f Mr. Uiluiore was mi harmony ?vlth the iiuiveisal feeling <d sorrow, S Bpsetal mandeal programme ha? my been arranged. BVVBissj aawasa ai iuk hkiu avkm i- hotku The ?in ru loi s of the Fittb ? ?enne Hotel ?vere. I'll led last eveniiii? with gmsls, politn ians and otbeis who gassaablsd at Mm usual hour?. Tbe death of the I'ri'siiiciii ?sa*? tho sol?? topi? ofconveraatton,and this led lo Ilio ?oiisidei al ion ol' I he probable rela? te?.I the ue?v Ailmiiii.-tration to ??? soient (i ?r BoM? H wi*M nppsmiit that already Qeneral Artlnii-H probalbe and pfSSS?lo set ion Is being db)? marnati m nil ita pilasen. This, however, WS? bioiieneil io a iiMist ear?dul inimiiei. asil secimal utili ?mi pl.u?.? a> an abort a Maso after the Pre* bleat's bath Preaiiteiit GartiehPs traits as a man ami nblic ?.ili.'al ?vere diaciUNeil ami placed In the righto*! light; eeftecinDv ?vas this irnr in ? be IsdteW parhsi ?ml sdjouiing eurrt dniH. ??hen? manj ol the guests of the ??????? aseemhhxl ufter dinner. A deep sympathy for.Mis. Oarflrild anil the 1?.?*???.??G. family formed a leadiug fcal me in the eon? ??? sa I ion. ?.-11-ral bruit, Ibivrm.r Cornell and KoMcoC Conk lina worn at the hotel leal evening, but tbey ke|it llioti room?? .-los.?!?. General Umul left the Imlel ?. i?-r!a? morning ot Bo'clotdt for Long Itraneli. (adouci l.iatil a. . ..??????',? hiin. They retiiriiod lo the hot? I at <i o'clock last evening. The General ib-nuii himself to all the uieiubers nf Mm prona, c.-ionel Grant, who was uml In the con i.loi... .said "My father went to I/Oag liroin h U> pay bis risapeste bu parson to Mrs. Garliehl, 1 went with him; there waa no special eveail lo mark the tiij? " (M (fanerai Great'? Intended action In regard to golii?; to Washington to ?la? his noil aahl thai the Donerai rrturned from l.onu Cram b with the iuti n Mom oi going t?. Washington thin nmrning, but thai owiuu lo the illm-MM ?>f Mr? (?i.inl, it ?vas doubtful it he would now go. Genet al Grani had Ii<>I ?I del.(mined ululino be would ae, ?mipaiiy the body to Cleveland or not Governor Cornell held his loom ?itirinj; the evening, -'"il when the cull bo? carried up cania from members of tbo press he on y Bbooh liiKli.-al. Ol.M.UM. AI.'Tlin.'S I IMC TO KI.IU ;i;0\. At'POM l'ASI?. H II Y SBCaSWaBJKB IU.Al.NK AM? IJMMI.M in a araesai. tnaiavraui hbbj rasnitiaBYi BBttVBB in ? un in y A rewad hageai u> gaUiev rs front affVsalileat Arthur's ksaaas. No. |M IsirlagtOO STS-. ?il an ?nrly hour In tho rooming, um] this win? in creasc.l as th<> day ?ulvancsl. ? BaasagS) way frsBS I be ?Ue.-t u. tbe bous.? ?>:Ui kept clear by soliessassk, AjBMrag Uieearheat ??.?,?????? wie Heorstsries nate? and Lias >ln. They left ltoeton SB tbo previous evening, und upon reaching toi- ?l'y, ycHloiiluy uioriiing, withoat wmling lor Israalfii *, WSVS driven at once to President Arllmra house. The pseetteg waa a soriuwful oao, tbo new rreeid'iiit manifesting deep omotiou. The BjBSretart?? wiw male a? .[uaintod with the fact that tbo I'roaltlont iliteiiJ.d pfl ao to Elbe, on by Spesul Ham. An inritoticu to acioinpaiiy him ?van a< ? pted. Arrangeinont? were mudo hy Colonel Os ? - Hliss and Pr?sident French, of tho Police Denartment, foraspeciaJ (rain BVartBfl Centra) Rail? road of New-Jersey, to leave Jersey Cltj- at noon. During tin* tnoriiiug st ?? p?! prominent men pallai npon the President. Among thcNO were GeverBOf Cornell, n. couipaniod by Dwight Lawreaea m.d District-Attorney Kollins. To the ntajct tjf of those who cal?e? I tbe PrcBi.lent sent word ask mg to be excused from ree? ivi ug tbeiu. IsBB after 11 o'clock General Arthur left hi? house, aci-omnaiiied hy his son, and entering a doso antri aas wsa driven to the foot of IjfbaTtj sL i>r. P. 0. Van Wyck. f?n Intimare frien.l of C.-mr.tl Arthur, ami PisaWsBt itench, fol ow?><l in anothet earriage. The eajrrlao contalniag the G??????? aud lai eon was at one? driven on a furry I ?boat in waiting, and iu a tew minutes reached JetraeyOlty? Thaw the party waa eeenrtad to the J .spenti train, eoinistiicof on enfine, bagejraen car and palaee car. rSecretariea Dtaine aud Lincoln. vt lib their wivi s, followed on the next boat, and as Sana aa they wire on board tho train moved out, leaving the depot at 13:10 p. m. Georg.? Blies and Pt ident French, who-had been delayed, were nnahle to gel enrose the river Is time to take the special train, and followed in the regular tram a few ini'iit s liter. The s?"?lai ti,nn was ii. char,"' of Condi t r .lohn Johnston, ami the locomotive, one ul the most power? ful mi the road, was run by Engineer Pin. y Munii. To guard against accMenta, ? pllol locomotive was run a short distance iu ad von ce ol the sp?cial train. Little of Inten el occorre 1 on the trip at everj itation there were gatherings <>? people. Mounting emblema wer,? being planed on many ol the places of business and private resi? dence*). The locomotiva of the special train was appropriately draped, and the Im omotivee attached to all of the passengOI trains bore mourning em? blems, l'ho ran was mode in lii'ty-iivc minuten The pilot lot ?nuoti vo reached Elberon at 1:0.? p. in., and was at one?' run upon <i -nie track. Three minutes later the special tl.nn .?ashed up to the station, one of the boxes of th?? forward car smoking and almost In (lames on account of the great spec?!. It was Intended that the visit of the Presi,lent to Biberon should be kept secret until his arrival. Nevertheleee, it woe know a to a considerable number thai be was eora* beg? and ?? crowd had gathered on the platform and hi the small statini?. Two minutes before the ar? rival of the train two carriages were driven up to Ihe statimi. In one were Secretaries MacVc.igh ami W?idcan, and in the other Secretaries Hunt and KtrkWOOd and Postmaster-General James. As soon as the train stopped Mr. Steams, sup? ri'itcnil ent of that divisi ri of the railroad. es? corted the members of the Cabinet to the car in which was tho Presi.leaf's pan v. Pr?sident krthurehc-oh bands and exchanged a few words with each. Ina few minutes the President stepped frana the ear, leaning upon the arm of Ben rtttary Pialan. He seemed deeply impressed by the gravity of tho occasion, bat was calm and ?elf-possessed. The crowd opened and al? lowed a clear passage to the stairs leading to the roadway. The gentlemen raised their Inns and the new President returned the salute. Tbe party then entered carnages. Mr. P.laine was seated be? side President Arthur. Attorney (onerai Mac Veogh and Puetmas?ter-General Jame.? followed in the next cai nage. Secretaries I. nicol ? and ? ilk wood In the third. and Reeretorlea Hunt and W'iiidoin ?n the fourth. Secretary IHaine ami Mra, Lincoln wen? taken from the station in the private carnai??? of George M. Pullman. The party drove rapidly to tho cottag? of Attorney Qeneral MaaVeaajh, The behavior of the groups ?t tbe station along the road leading to the Elberon Hotel ami near At* torney General MacVeagh'? co! taue was in the mam all that could be desired. A dot orotts silence was ,.(..served hv them, the only manifestation Ott their pa?t m recognition of the presence ol the new President copiist ing in I lie raising of their hat* by Ihe more well-bred. A very few so far forgot the proprio) ?es al the occasion a? to throw then hats m t lie air and wave a salute as the President passed. Soon after the arrival af the President a meeting of tbe Cabinet was called. Thasaassaa loaned fot a consulta?ililo tune. When this was einlud (hoprosi I ?lout pani a \ isit ol cnndoleiir?? to Mia Gai field. The 'iiic is describe,t as very affecting, and the Pres? ident won overcome with enioiiou. It waa expected hy many that President Arthur wi uhi remain at Lib. rnn. as it was known th.il he had saps eased ihr intention of aecomiuMiyina the body of Ihe dead Pi? si hut to vV idling ton. There w ere faune ma ? tels, how.vei, whnh ic rpiirod hie attention Iti tins city, ?nut a lew minutes henne l p ni. it became know u to a tew thai be hi return to Nee ?York on the aanie train \ huh brought bimdown. Shortly before l o'clock aov? ara! '??: ri a ge? ? WI IC til ? v ci . ;. to the front tut I ?nu ? ol Attor.,?> (ciieiiil MarV. Ugh . . ol I :: ge l't> Arlbur. iiccompuiiieil t.v Sccu-tary lllaine aud Gen ??ill Giant, II,.? lattei h:ix nig ruBIII down t n his cot? tagi! atan enrlj hour, antere?! a cturriiigu. and was ?luven to the tlepi.t. I)..? ..th ? members ol the l ahinoii followed in ? .1,. logi ? ?. Post?n ?tetor-G n?r.! .Limes, Beere'OX J Hunt. George P.liss and Pre?!? deiit Flench occupied on.? of lies?? ?? ? ; ?. .;'.?-. Pt.? ideu! Artli n luide g.I lit t,. the ineiiil.it uf tlie I'.ililnel on tin? plallorm and fil? tered t he |.:ir cur He Was followed by Ilia s.i, flenernl Grant. Deerge Bltsa, Prosi lent l'n neh, moi J. ('. ?,???!. In- , ? iva!?? seen t;ir.v. A 1 'Is p.m. Sll perin temi' ni S le: ? ms ici Ve t he sigUS I, Utili l'i?' traili moved ofl", and e ? s soon thundering alona Ihr road ?m tho way to Jersey City, The latti point w:i reoehed without ineitleal of any k ul at 5:?S3 p, ut, ? h.? return run required a lui.? leurrer tinte than ???.mg down on annottili of the uumber of pome ifjer tiams at thai time of Ihe day. General Until! hade tbe President good-by and ptroceeslod t.. the Plfth Avenue Hotel. The Presi? dent remained in the ear until a clone carriage was prucureil for him. Accompanied l?y hie sun anil Hecretary, be entered tbe carriage and vv.is ?ii tin, e driven on the ferryboat in waiting, tin reaching the New-York side no was driven rapidly to bis resilience. Al THE ('IN I BAL OFFICE. action ?? TUB POLICE AM? in ?? li BOABUS? POLICI?. STATIONS DKAI'KI?. The gnat Hag on ? be roof of Polie.? Headquarters in Muiberry-et. hung Idly at half-maai yeatcrda) littore anybody, except ?.he jatiilor, via- stilTiug in the building. As the morning hours won? on th tlei'ks came in and took their 0CCII ton.ed phic, s. <i the day's work began; bul sn unwonteil still? ness and listless Inactivity pervmled the buildiiia. It vv a- Roani meeting day, Im* no politician ? < ?? id went, and the usual hustle of preparation was ilictiihle now Iure. Oli .Mondai nighl unni |I:|,| t -----1? sen! to the chief clerk by the Commissioners tii.it lit oose nl the Prerident'a death there would probubly lie mi Hoard meeting. In tbe itftcrmsm, tiowcvi'i. ( 'oinmissioni is Mason, Nichols an?! Matthew?, beim? at I lead,piai .'eis together, liciti .? meeting ut which tho following preamble ami u .o lut ?.ms wen? adopted : Whereas, ?lainw k. OaiUcld. IVeeldenl or UieUotted -talcs, tic tl at I.on;: lll'UUI??. ? .1 , .il in;.:;, p n, sf leint.er 111, it I tei I,im,' ?nul painful lu os! ? :.l ion causili Li .Uli m II ni cil llj ail ?is-ussin ; I here loie In il /,. ud? ut, ??,???, aaa loi.' u of p spool ?. tin? memory ul il?, ilice,iM-il Prealdenl, appropriata ouililciiia uf ?.nu m? US piaceli ou I lie il .ut cul ?., a -e ul Ino Culli :?tl I Ulli?? Pulitini;', I li-i?, ci..? ? olii..? ?noi l!ie RtHtloU tluilne?, siili niai ???Superintendentorder luapcolon. ami Captata? Ui carri ? U? revolution Into eoTect. /.'??>t,/r,(/, ? l?tt tin? earnest aympatoieaof tbls Heard beaudtlio) are bereb? leinicrci lo ? in? bereaved fu ini li ni ? in? iteeeaaed man in ? inn deep a?tntten. Mm M rr't, li.at s copy "i the aliti v? preamble and roa o lull..11 In? sein ??. 1 Im Ialini.! ol President ?.,?,??,?,? 'Ilio Captains of selcia! piccine'? had alie.nl \ ilraped the stations on then ov, u responsibility when Superbi tondent Wal.ing Issued tbe foUowlug genera) onici : Tu All : Ah S teten Of respect to the memory of the ?leccaseli l'irselo ut. .Lune? ?. Gal liciti, l'y ? ?.ni ?? um .li reeled to pince tl t ? i n ? emblema or mourning oa Um freuteatranaeaof then? reaneotlve atatiou bouse?, OooaoB vv. wauaau,Buperiuteudent, The feeling of sorrow lathe departtueat w _ gen? uine um\ deep. Comniisaioners Nichols and Matthews wore serious faces and ipoke sadly ul the hnaineeatbal ?ailed them together. "1 had hoped that ?iltet thai hmg, biavo struggle for life lie would have been spared to us," s.m', t ommisstoui r Nichols, who Mithin a monili luta lost both his aged parents; "truly bis was a noble character. lue poor, poor family ' I ho Nat on has loot much, ami it is iuutliy a consolation yet U> know that his BBOueseoi .vili ,|,, the Nation credit, Donbtleas General Arthur nul make a good President." the Hoard of Health m? t in the afternoon and di reeted that the Moit-ni. front oi iho Police Usad gunrtnra bo draped in moaruing? THE CITY IN NO MOOD FOR II PSINP.SS. WtOMM? okm'.kaj.iY oppn, hut raw sails madk? THK APl'i-AKAN'r. OK ??? 8TI.Uh.TiJ? MAN V llCILDINOH DKAPI.D WITH ?LACK. The appearance of tho streets yesterday was such ?a to impress the most careless person. Many hud never $$$fl such signs of general sorrow, while to others tho draped buildings recalled tho tragic death of President Lincoln. People had no heart for. business, and so met in groups and talked in low tones of the sad event of the previous night. The ncwB came so ?uddeuly and so late at night that merchants could make no general arrange? ment? to close their atores ycstoi.lay. They kept them open iu most cases, but few made more than aehowot doing busuicss. Prom proprietors down J t? clerks, porters snd drivers there wsa the asm* I feeling of d?pression and grtei which du [other thrnghtt oat ?>i mind. Man-, marcbaut? I WOnld have closed their stores vest ? ila e. bat I tal they wer?? waiting for n proclamation of s day o? ?mourning or (at concerted notion among tbera? ]selves, Everyone apparently was willing to give I up business on any day which might lie designated, Inqnlry of the whole >'??? eTocery Rrmaof G ?. ? ? Co., Acksr, Merrall ? Condlt, and H. K. m P. B. Thnrber m Co., elicited the asma replies in Bubstsaee, that the armi ?v.mid willingly ates? on IBS day Of the limerai or any other davon which they might unite. A similar feeling wsa expressed by Aaron Claflin ? Co? the Essi New-York Shoe Company, Powers A Cable, and other leading firma in tin? shoe trade. .Members ?>i the firms of Dates, Reed ? Cooley, ?. EL Jaftray * <?., and other dry ?nod? boaaea asid that they wonld clos.; timir plan-, ?-1 business ?m the i?it oi' a proclamation by President Arthur or Governor Cornell. All ap? peared determined to close on the day of the funeral. No meeting of the trade was held er called. ?? the room? of the New-York Jewelers* Associa? tion ?! was stated ihat tin l'e might be a meeting to? day to take action on the President's death. Pinna in the hook trade expie.I to S TBIBUBB reporter til-i! willingness to ?lose their eteree on the day of the fui oral Tho Board of Underwriters "'ill hold s meeting: si i's room- In the Boreal Building to-dsy to eon? aid. ? sum way of expressing their sorrow, either by a general closing of the firs Insurance office? for a dav "G in som? other manner. It, was stated ?it the offices of th? Equitable, .Mutual and New-York late Insurance Companies that they and other companies ?v..old close foradayif s legal holiday should he proclaimed for that purpose. In lach of such proclamation they would be obliged sccording to law to beep partly open, and to have ? few clerks OS 1 ami, PO pa? such premiums as might tall due. ihe buildings of the city yesterday presented touching evidence of the widespread Borrow Up toWfl and down-town wherever one turned the emblems of mourning met the eye, whether it was in Broadway or Piftb-ave., or in the aide streets Tbe poorest family in the city had its bit of black, ami sum?? of the decorations in the poor quartern on lite Last ami West Side^ ??ere verv tastefully ar? ranged ? he harbor also ehowed the wide esteem win,h President Oarfield had inspired. The dui? gleet tug boat had it? lieg si hall mad, while the drooping Baga oi every nationality that appeared on the shipping along the wharves bore witness to the universal nevare of the provsiting grief. 1 ha ferry boats hail large fiaga at half masi, and some had the Interiora of tbe boats trimmed with black. Flags lloatod al bali mast from the towers of the East Hivoi Bridge. Steamers <>l the Fall Kivsr ,-unl other lines carried a large number ol fiaga half rateai. The foreign ideamele were conspicuously decoratati with mourning emblema, and the Croat ol ib??? u uard Lino's piai was draped in blsck, Down-town the stores of Acker, Mm rail & Condit, J". ll. Loggett A. Co., and ?. ?. ? F.D. rbnrberd Co.. ami man.? oilers. l.,?r?- large Hag? ball rm.-i ??!, ami tin- atorea <d Bchepp A Co., Hermaaes ? ?kkinaon,| Koaeuatein Brothers, lk?arda ? L'ottrell, mid tbe (loti ? and Cheese Exchaagea were draped in black, l'ho il? ? orations worn general lu Wsahington and Wept W utblngtou Hsrkets, A great many ?tauita were draped, some being tastefully arranged, and sdorued wilh b'sck-frauiod port raits of the dead President. At tbe Hatter) Hag? bnug at half masi ou ilu> BWtmmiug betti? ami from the terganola near tbe barge office. I'be emigrant? In Castle! Dsrden wore eohei laces as it r?u ? shared in the grief ol their sdoptud couulry. TbeCoruaud Pre ? ia. ? i.\. ; ani ? - hail lar u flag?, ss did also the Wsahington Hotel. Ih?? rreueh trinnloi hung ball way dnwu ih?? stati iu front of the French Consil? ia .'?. as did the Cross of St. (leorec over the ; h l ?m ... i - oline. The Banish I am?late al?o had ita colors lowered. Tbe Inmnii Steam hip ? oiupuny'a olii? e was draped in black, and there sere lieavr bteok le?t?iou? en ih.? Stalo Steam bip Company'? in.? the I mie I States Kipn y'a hull dings Large llags could tat seen at ball start'on the Unite.I Building, t'.e l.'ontiueiilal Insalami Compati. 's bu ? billig, the Metropolitan Bauk, su ? ? u I. ?? ii! ili ?p VVall'St., ? he nrruy ot nags hu on each side w.iv noteworthy. Ine sign-shield of the Standard Pit? li uralico Companj ana neatly covered wilh ?.;... is ami white, making u taeli ;. ? he Ural tlooi ol 111 Benedict Building was h atad m black. A larg? das I ? ? ani tin I I the Western Union telegraph Butldins. Another was draped with black osci the entrance, white Ibi lui pil.re w inni i ?.?? ilfa . ? ?? Iute nil's Church wore a mournful look, the ai living swathed lu bla? k, i he :. ? ' ' all drapetl in hl .? !.. I.i-i- ? lauta llonti ? largo il.it,?. ..?? 11 ? l hihi' ?s Buihl e granite pil ? ? ?? ? in? main mi ram s aero s mind with Iroin lop io bottom. ? ? front of tbe connt-. . . I ? ill .1 p. d. ? ig l ? '? ' ? c??., Tretlwi II, .in; ? n ? Slide, nul \. h'ayiiioml . ? >., I ail theii sii.ie. .h ? orated with hlai k. ? rom the < ity II .11 G.??,. to tirami t.il ? ? -.ni limosi ever) buibj-' m_' w.?? decorale?! with blue k au d white cai ? ??, Bi trata ur other cloth, rbere were man) blocks in Broadway draped without a break, I mm I ul ? ,i.s. Bend ? < ?ooley'a hiiildiug Iona hi ?? -, stifimeis hung down, croe >??! to Ihn ???.?.. d, ni ! Ihe Inn:! Wat) ol Irr ?'. I-e Itruaitlnlltod With I t. .?, p !.. nid p?tulants ol black and w hi to. s. Sleiu ? ??, <1?? ? la ye?! a ? I raped ubichi beai ???? ? lie 11 io to, ??We mourn our ???,-." ? ?,. large Iron I . occupied by Milled Oihb at (Jmnd-at. und Broad war, hail every pillar of ila troni striped ? 11 ? ? ? lack de. I he white ii'ii liuibling t" ? tip ed by Butler, Pitkin A Co. bo r< .1 <?? the urai tuv ? lu ad? vantage. Among ila? designa un u ??.n- u hi. Id in bla. i. ami \\ hite ? r.,..?-. and u portrait framed m itlack. One store exhibited Uaige portraits ol Lincoln ami liartitthl side by id , ami anodini ! ?,? Il moulin, cul Lf 141 11 in ??.? Window BUtl -ill I nil in.. 11 ?.? ilo. < ? -, Anion | ol ? house sbos mg lini decorations on lower Broadway were: the New ?? m ,. I.in |i ? alan? ? ? ... . any, E. S. .'.? Im A: Co ?, ? ?. Bluuiuuthal, lluUted. llamea ? ? .... Dale Phi. In ? ? <?.. i albot?n, Bobbins ?V Co., in. Biamlrelh lloiiao, llumuiendoiigli Brothers, Mor? 11--??. I loi riman d Co., Id?, m Butna A Co., I., iher Whitman A io., il..? m. Nicholas Hotel, Blown, ?? ?i.ei ? I'm., Max 1* la.Ihr. \ ?...?! ? l ... ! . ? Co , Uarrigau ? Hart's Theatre, CI ries Seri h ""'?!*""?, It. Worth iiiglou, Le I .out ? lin r Brothers, .nel .IiiIiii l'ani. 1 ? .-..u I he Bowi ii ?...-, al o acnerally d< ? ?? iti d. Among ib?? uotiieah'le hiiildiiign weie the (jetuiau Kkcbaiige Bank, Cooguu Brother?' store, and Nicoli'? Htm?- Cooper Union, ???? Mercantile I.?braiy, Stewart'* stori and I'umpkin? Merkel had ib.-n Hags ai hall ina-?!. .Man, buildings were tirapo? I in ( ?nti r .?.!.. including; the city priaou, In and m-.n ? nion u?are many ol the smaller atone wore < loeed .ami tu. t.-iullv decorated; ihe largai bounca continued busiiieaa, [nijuinea uiuong (lu lui .Hi? -?llleli above Tweilt) tllil ! -I. ellCtt? : :'ie ml..I in limn Ihn) m. nioeliug liad I.? huid to de? cido upon a proper cours? ti. pnratte, but ll ass ih,? acuenti expii'aaioii thai all atoro? ??ill be closed on tho day ol ihe funeral, andulao upon any day which ihe (?ovnriior might appoint aa s time ior universal uhservam ? on a . ouul o, the death of the I'ii dent. Me it ol the pmniineul hiiildinga m the huMucs* portion ol the city above I'weuty third.pt. were ilraiied in iiiouiuiiig, ami with th<: exception ol ihe ? Inn che? there was scarcely a hiiildiug ol any arcuili ? linai prutemdiMi that was not proluaely ?i??? ?nal.?.1 with Id.?. Is ami ?Into, ami with llagsal hall in.i-t. Not only in Piftil alili Madison a? es. le in in? 'private hiin-c.?. dlapcil, 111! in (1,,? tene? ment bouse disti iota a simple atrip of mourning cloth over the door testified to tbo common griel, everywhere igua <d sorrow appear? d. I ninn pquare ami Madison mjuareitnd even Central Park ??en without tin? usual bevies o( laughing children t?? mal.e ? In m bright. Playgrounds as ?veil a? the inai lei s ol trade anana! m ? li?? met ailing gloom. In Cnrleton.s windows in Madiaou-aquare a large eugtaving nf tbe ?lean Preaidont was ?orrounded ii? u wnb? Ida.k frame, before ??l.uh was an open Bible ??uh a baudaome booh mark al the Pnalut, - l in? L.irdismv Shepherd.' ? beautiful tribute to the memory ol tbe ?lent atateanian was displayed in a Uroaiiway boase neat Madiaon-squars. ? Urge photograph ul President l?arliehl sunk into a va?e of \? bile io es and lilies of th.? valle?, while annui,I the ? ull.iit ?vas a heavy receding bord??! of tbe same Ilo?? ein. - _ ?.- . _ ARRANGEMENTS Lou TUL I'LNKkal. Til!. (iilll.N 1 t IBNlSItl I> 1IV A ??:?\ ViiUK !.\i,||?. ?????- IHK HI MAINS id UK ???! ? TO \V.\S1| INt.lllN ?G?? Mnn.MNU. The una -g.-nieiiis for the funeral of the President ami the nanaaanry preliminary d? tail.s were completed yesterday. Charles A. Benedict, of No. 00 ? lanaute? st., this city, the nudcrtakor who was ca lod to 1.! heron to take obarge of the body, Btartod fat Long Brattea at l>ao a, m. Me returned yestor? ?lay afternoon for a .short time, ami asa ?sen hy a TatBtTBB reporter. Of the appearance el the President uinu? death Mr. Benedict sani: "Hta face had a li'e-like appearani.e. ? hero wiw im look of pain upon it ; he looked jast us if he had full?!.; 'juictly asleep. If be BaJEared evit?me pain hin sufferinga must bare been short. His form in greatly wasted, but il Ib not a skeleton hy any means. The President will be dressed in the samo snli nf etethea that he wore In telivering hlslnaug? al address, with ili? exception ul a pair of h.iU btocki'ig.?. knit for hm. by bla motiies end teteij re >??? that ho intends to j administration of the I [eeived; [( le Mrs. enrfteliVarequest tlaatavarythl igj [should ?-? , erfeetl) plain.'? I ' The chi. ?.- six feet three inches long, covered i ? !v.-t mc4dings. It -, and thtiml -?? ?? ? al?,?? $oild diver. The i | with tufted ?hite satin. Th ?J j?otiin piai 'isot - er, u I the in criptton, written by Attorney-General Ma. V ? foliowai .? 1NB1 .BRAN ? ? Born Noven.! ? r It, 1831? Dud p:?, .trient of ?'nil ?' Sto? *, . - ber 19, 1881 A sp?vial train will leave Elberon at 10 o'clock this morning for Washington, arriving In the even- ( ling. The body will lie In state lor forty-eight I ( hours at the Wliite House, end then he taken di-J Irectly to Cleveland, Ohio. There it will 1?<? over f ? Sunday, and on Monday it, will be buriel in Lake ? View Cemetery. Mr. benedict will accompany thej body to Clcvi land. ?a. WBATJOHN KELLT THINKS. ? ? P. AI.TI?'.NATiVPS Ill'.PoUK ?G.?'???. Al?THl'U- Al Il LI. l'IlOHAllLI?: IN lil'SINKSS ( HULLS. lohn Kelly waa found hy a ???????? reporter at.1 Jliis headquarters In Park Bow la the afternoon. Mr.j Kelly deplored the death of tbe fTasIdont The re-j porter asked his opinion as to the ?'licet of the cu-? hniiit ? on tho country at large, and Mr. Kelly re-j plied: jf " I do not suppose it will have a bad effect. There | may be a disposition for a short time on the part off Bierchauta and others te aet carefully to aecertaial what wili be General Arthur's course. If ho shouldf get wisely and show good judgment in matters ap-| pertaining to the affairs of the Government they I will become assured very soon act conservatively in the (?util s incumbent upon bini, and would, therefore, I givo his Adminislration their support; and I the bnelness affairs of the country would gol on as usual. There is a strong ImpreSBionI that he will probably pursue just such a course, but E if he .should act otherwise, by making removals of G public ofhcials at the regnest of U? Menda, and th such other things as would lead the conserv?t ivo | element of the country to anppoae that be will use his power in the interest of his political ad? herents, then I think the effect of Presi-! tient Ott] 'field's death would be bad. Ill has been charged that General Arthur would I lisf?<n to the advieo of his intimate politicali fri.'lids, and that they would have sutl'icierit, trit?i)- ? enee over him to Incline him toward thesn, but I( hardly think so. General Arthur ought to consideri tirsi the business interests of the country and ita? welfare without regard to p?rimai or political I friend-hips, and the present condition of the conn-E try might, and probably will. make biuit Bnderetnnd and realize the power of Hier Ugh and important tifile?? he holds? and raise linn' above such taflneneea. A tow months of his Admin-1 is) ration will tb Drmino that, ami it will depend eu-S tirely on his course as lo whether ho will ree.uvei the support, not only of the beet men of his party,, but of the !? tl??, tin.: sudobeen bag men of ail shades I of political belief." " What effect, La your judgement, will the Presi-I dent's death produce upon the BepnhUenn part] ?") "The BennhUeaa party srill undoubtedly be In-1 jureil by the d< atb of the Prest lent, Those who area clo.ely allied to him will bedlscoorogadnod proba-1 bly Indifferent about political issaee. at le ?st fur ? som?? tini??, and nut il their dUappolutment anil sor- * row have pnassd away. The.i, it is altogether likely ! that then? will be a reaction; bui then? ??a? ?..? no doubt at all that General Arthur bus! it in his ? wer (o make finn!? with! this class of people il be is Inclined I todoso. ."should he take I hai view of the matter. I the effect of prese ? I events will soon have paeeea I away anil I here in iv he unit ? of action with lit?i+?w ? ?.pis in tin' Kepnblienn patty who are.nowoe-l {ranged from each ol her." what du yon think will he tho effect of Presi? I dent < I nil? d's death In Europe G* About the same as here Hmdneas mon will bel rarelul tor a sliorl time until in.", are unnoiadedl in it ih.? .ut.,ii?? of tbe Govern men ? will lie curried I nu m a hi ;h toned and cone? rvotive inanuei." ITii'ii .'ou h dievc that a lull in bu ?ness cire leal will exist fora lime f" ? " 1 do, bol h al home and abroad. Values ? ill fall - lor ? ;i..i > eriod, bul there will Im? a re.? ?. .? II .?'.?. ? the Im ne -s men ol ? ? rope and ," \ ? , tisfied that they have nothing to fear] ?NHB the AtUninistmtiou of Genei I Arthur." f TALKS WITH Jl ? ?; I.s ami LAWYERS. lAPl.i s-i .,?>?, ,,.? OPINION BY Ji'i oi?:? i.wvi.isti: I AM? I. I. I'll.V, ( OKI'.'? \ II.i.N COUNSEL WUIT-1 SI V . : ? ? ?:,.?. V I I'. ( ??.. IN. 4Mi I \ II ,? .1 II L-J I : l:i :c.. JltStici I. .? ret ice, of lb,? Supreme Court, said that ?j th of President ?a' eld was ao aad an event, I Bttdsodeeplj mourned by all men, llial bo could I not better expr?s to anyone bis own feel i again re-1 gunl to it Gian bj saying that he shared the com-1 mon griel ol the irouutry. In regard I o w bat mi [ht be bop d or > apeuted I from the new Administration, he did j not think that aea judicial officer be ought loi , m opini,m upon political ? ait, ?- lying! wind I y in tbO in tuie, it was ? . idclit, however, that j I,., boned with cond? enee that the A? imi il Iratioti of Pi h ' trthiir would bo a wlae ouo. Ho had not I glvon ani attention to the question of tho plouofl Gen. au's trial, I Judge J. P. Daly, of the Court of Common Ple$ ?, 5 apoke of General Arthur a? a mau who hod hown I c.ci 11, ni judgtiictit In all the posit ions in e bii h he I bad ever teen placed, Ii would undoubtedly bel . 1 io him ?? com p,..: ? -ci, ..?. .? ..? ? !, that bla ? p. m. ??a? aim should be to ? aasure the people, and ? ID relieve the Q IC'I'l the appl'e.hen siolis w 1,1. tl tiny J i.ii in regard t" the effects of the policy of the! Governmenl win? h the new Adiniuistratiou inighl I Corporation Counsel William C. Whitney said:] ?? I ih.nl? thai President Gar field's long aickiieesl sympa h. for htm from everybody. A? fori the effect hie death ? Ul produce upon the country, I 1 imagiue thai Geuernl Arthur will be racoguj ? . ? lunch un ? e aide ami ? ai nth I?? nuc? I han people bave I ge .r.tl y credited blm with being, I h?lice he] ?villhavoa lucceasful Admliii trutlon as PreoldnuL I He is nut only au a! le man, but he is a ?,t.\ elm 81*8 ? mourner at the death of the Presideut I ihink hoi will have the ambition to administer the Pre l-J daiitial office in a gouerooa and conservative apirlt 5 lio -aillo; ?? will rollava Un? anxiet, oi t he populai -I mm.? if it shall appear that the bullet was nearl some vital organ, where It could noi be removed-"! Mil. I! LI.? .??? ??.'H Cn.Mll'l -N'( ? IN MIL AlillilU. Kx-Jndgc William Pull.noi. said: "The death ofl Presideut Gartleld lean appoluug calamity. Tho I musi solemn hours lever spent in my life nera Cos morning between l ami :i o'clock, ? was awakened ill my room on the Heights in New-Jersey by the doleful t idling of tin? hells. The thought Dashed upon aw with an eiectrio shock, the Preeiibsnt Udead. 1 fey looking out Into the darkness listening; to thai lulls, and the WOrld seelilcd to be tilled M ito gloom I and desolai ion. I know lorn rally Arthur vov itili I mateiy?more intluiotely than any other boina ? be-I mg with whom I have been a-sociated. Ile la S min of very considerable abiliti. rare judgment, and ? of tin? hesl educ.ned and lii-si r-a?l men of my BO ??? lini.nice. He is a royal gentleman, ami foreign visitors of distinction to this country will .airy awav a favorable impresami four pn.ple doni the graceful reception a hioh they will receive from its chief representative. What tho affect of the change in lip: Adiiiunslration I will be will depend entirely upon th?? future, whiohl no one can now forecast, ? hope and pray that Qen. oral Arthur will continue the lineofpolioy begun I by Pie.sident Gailiehl, that ho srill make the no?I tio:.al popularity of the lale President hie own no? I liticai capital, and direct his Administr?t loti with I the great tide of public favor, instead uf attempting to ?item the current, Whether or aotha will doso will depend opon the Loiluenco with him which he may allow to some of his friends, who are not so iv ? e 8$ he "I have always kept myself free from politice, but 1 have nlway.i bad my opinions mi political matters, and n:y sympathies have been with thai faction?if ? may usa that agnreaston to which! General Arthur belongs. Etti when Mr, CoiiklmgJ bagan his late oareer, l bananas utterly dntgoatedl with him. I want no more to do with hint' 1 have! ?rione with him forever, 1 hopa for hut sake ami toa] good of the country thai ho wili vviihdraw for thai pressai from public view. 1 shottld c uisii'.cr hi$ an? I pointmenl to a seal In the Cabinet most .infortunate? ; 'i'lie advice of lue philosopiier Pyth'tgoi is in the I Loathen su ilo re would be wotl.hv of Mr. CanJrltttg'aj Ideratlon. Tin? u?ors, feactaf that tiieho.it I wonU be overwhelms : bjr the atorra which Inni bbsV l?mll taimo spiiu thniu bagaa r?> or ;' a? aba poda Ito help them out of their daneaanaa all aafdosk hai E Pythagorss told them that if tl??-? scene1 take his ' .. w?. ?Id md loll Know who tiny " I do not think Panarsi Grant will aecepl ?? ? hue j m the Cabinet, if it wereou'en?! ta arsa. He is in a place where, if inaking r.ior.ey is his ?eje?". be certainly gratify his m ?tm% ami if it be 1 is ambi tiontOmak? S great name la another d-purtmeiit he can do Cat siso, Qeneral Arthur is ? m iu of t? l?? der feelings, and he Bill ha the test man ia the world to ?hock the sen - sf the ?jaartaaa people by taking sny eoaias la retard ta the fournit:an o? bis Cabinet, wbJehwomkl hedtel fui t?. them, [b regard to the pace of OaB trial I am decidedly of the opinioB thai lie can as tin,land convicted m Washington. At C0B11BSB law the court may have lost j':: ; Bt I Ithink .1 fttdga with the proper Berve ?rould m ?Jurisdiction, l^beeonaiBoa tow baa been Sin this way in ? thousand particolare." j WHAT BUBBOOaTB CAI.VIs THINKS Burrogate Caleta said: "I *ee no reasea to aa> preheod any material change la the foseada! policy of the Administration; and the only apprehension which s-ems ?? have beea felt by BBsary of our best pittata? is as to a probable phanga of poliey. By thai I bpBbb the a--f prehension that the trentine! t of the people I of the South bf Mr. AiL.ur ami bis immediate I associates is not likely to be as liberal snd gcneroasl ?is t-bat of Cenerai Oarfield. I SSSttBM that the vari? ous members of ? h<-Cabinet will louder their reaig nations I spprehend that Cenerai Artbar'? prin? cipal danaer li sin his dispensation ol patronage, aad the possible feeling on hi part efenefa an obli? fatten toward es-Senator * 'ookling a* to assks him ? prominent member ol his Cabinet, or at leasts chief sdviaor in bis Administration, in my opinion J this would ??? ? ? itain disaster to his Administration s ander the present ?troue, prejndic? ? the people I against Mr. Conkling .? l the fear that he would I us?? his influence to ?mush his cm-mi. s. Ibis in, IK think, tiie roeb on which General Arthur*? Adminis- A (ration is likely to founder Hot if be shell I** tirm M enough to mlaiinister theGovernment sods the re?l Ipponsihilityol his oath and the dictatooef httowsil jildfrmi nt, with ordinarily capai? S Cebiaot ? ?inisiei -?, h?> has a splendid opportuni! ? to ajrrs ss a ??is?-, i-on.servative anil fiueccssfnl Administr?t Ion : | ami i hojM? ami believe that?whatever, umici? the ail ? loe of his immediate associates, he may bare boon ! disposed to do to atreagi ben the Stalwart wingoi bis] party?h.? will bow appreciate the met that he is the l'usali nl of th?? l.'niled State? and SWOBS BSSB* mon duty io ail political parties and to all Boctions of hie own party j ami thai with the presami pros | parity snd peace ef the country he has on saey ? ad direct mad to olii?ial popularity and s-.i? BBS?" HUAT Mil BOOT BKBBCTB. F.liliu Boot, who is a hir??ne personal friend of Preaedeat Arthur, and who was with htm at his lions,? when he wan sworn info c.llie??. WSSSSSBSd by a 1 kiiii'nk reporter, yesii-rday, for his opinion a? to the dmrncter of the new Administration. He said, "I suppone any opinion I aajght irive ?\ould Imi teflaeneed hy my o?vn paasarapsl feeltega toward General Arthur and b> my high regard for his public and private ?barn-tor. I don't, know, therefore, M it w.-iiibl he value. 1 believe, however, that tbe now Admin? is! ? at ion ?vil. he marked by a wi*?? coiiserv..! i-m. V't ? ah ill s. ?? ? ? ? diti? al r. ? ?liition nor any Staff? lin-r ebenso. I think that Qeneral Arthur sabotaa tiallv will follow the general poliey in.I ii.e.irics that Cem nil Uart'n-bl ha<l already outlineid ami he guii loexecate." " What about his altitude toward the SonihT'' wa-< saked. " I can h.'iv wethteg on Hint point." was the reply. lu-cause I lia???? h.nl no le.ent eoavorwettoa with him ii regar?) to it. Bet, si all eventa, I am very aure that the general rharaeter of the Adm ii??n ail] be modinod and it?.?? ??I b?? the reni irkable circumstances winch have mule Mr. Arthur 1're.si ?nt." VIEWS OF ?. ? : ? ? > ? m : vi'V. T.UKs wir,? ??????? INOmciu M-nrnv-Tiir iiei.\!\ n.ii's SOBBOW ihi.uk GOMMIMI M?s.is's in ??. ? ?? 0BBBBAL Annui: wiiai TUB BABBI BS Wl> Mil:? ll.\vl- BAT. Jr.?-? ? aster Pearson spoke very feollnglj of the death of the l*re Ideal He waa a naan, he asks?] whom on rj one lore?!, While oa poUtical gro Itwaaperl ipswell that Gem ral Cu eld's ill ?] l.i.l been ?? ? ?.? .?. u . :. be, for ?m??. ? that ?tho noble mun bad suderei ? mach end bo long, Mr. G??..? mi addii! thai ol ? our ?? d ?^o;iI?l bo iiu lpoe?ible to auspend the bostoeas of the ? ??-? O/Tice, bul while the ?? ??. e depertmont tomainas] si Can poeta, |performing their duty to th?? pubUe, Ihey dadi with h avy heart? and deep sympathy :<<: the] Ism i I) m the dead Chief afsgiatra The toon of the Pea aster In?? been beai Ij [ ? pi il m mourn i ig. ? be ma isivc elei trie enuncia?] tor ??Inch ptanda Imhind Mr. Poaraon'a denk i-] | ????, nu ??, nb ??), ok ami .-n.graving <u Presidenti | Oar bold, dra ad la bteek, attnasents It, Thai coping? ol the doors and ariadowa am also drapod hi I blink. Sli.-ame.-s of Mack and ?? Iole ha..? SOOttl hung from Usa pillan as the Baste lesa si law Pei : I l'in..?. < aaatrolk r ('ami '.-l? said : " Bad as ?- th?? death of J tbo resident, snd it ia s eery ?.?? event, ? de no? ! 3 s e how tbe eheege of Administr?t ion eau sflaet the 9 I business Interests ef the ceantry, presided that h.-B I who ia at the head ef Osaretsusaarl anatra adosante? ?tei.s them m the mtereete ea? the eoantry. I have Iknown Qeneral Arthur many jreata, aad tor ? knag I time beve lived next door to hint. He is ? lawyer [bj profession, has beca to public lif qaainted v. ktfa men, and I have no somM that be has ? ???? ? apa? ity and knowledge to administer the affairs ?if the Govern meut arelL If the Preeideal had diod hnmedieb ly after the ahootiag, there might bars been bobm diaquieti but thai people were prepared f?T the worst. Cenemi Arthur is capable of a ipreciating tho rast inb devolving upon him, and will hsve no other ? >n Id? eratlon, I hellere, than how to administer tfa Oov eminent well and : 1 name ter 've? do not know oi any nur? pathetic event In . than the deration of President Qerfteld to h - ofUca oui? to be - it down at the begteateg <?! a ??I ediul let ration, inrroanded by a happy family In- waa, ami then to ?li?? after the long s iffertn pi ... ueai !.?? three months [think it a awry ? event. But after all, we haro changea to the Presi? dential chair every fo ar or eight years and they do it neeeeaarily affeel the basiness teterestsef the luntry." Police Commi .sinner .To 1 W. MSBOB -aid. in con iraation with a Tkibcmb reporter : ** I hare kaows Qeneral Artbar Intimately roe twenty yean iu\ opinion is hat In? ?? ill make as goad a Preandenl a- any we have hul, wilhout a ingle OXeeptten. Tin.- may Beam ta you Ulm ? very Btrong opinion. but that is what Qeneral Arthar*? friend-? ami bone, li?? baa every taahfteattea for his n faon. lb- is talented, honoiable and aaajpsrwBBi 1 ?? ? lient s une years ago, und I bul u up'.- proof ol hi shillty. 1 have b.?, n SSSOCiated ?' o.sely with liiiu in poll ics ami I can BBJ trulhfndy that I aerar knew him to countenance anything which would sol boar the light of day. I never knew him te do ear/thing mean in politics or in business No Better proof ol his hone.ly could be des>red than the rsti'oui ?vilh which he hi regarded by the nr*ir**hanta ef thai city who became acquainted with bisa, when ha ??...- Col IsetOI of the Port. "Qeneral Arthur is | thoroughly kiml-hearted man. No one in the co-intiy has sulli-ivd more aim??; Presidi ol Oarfield was shot. I think that President Arthur will ?an? out. the general polity ef G???! lient Oarfield'? Administration. I know be waste harmony with Hr. QarfteleVa and Hr. Wladi financial rtewa. it bUketj thai he ariti retala Hr. Wiuiloin aa Secretar.? ot the TruBsury. Theresaay beserersl chattgea in the Cabteet, bat I knew tao little of Preeideal Arthure plans ta gira sa opinion on this point, Probably all th meaibore of the Cabinet will resiga, and Bossaef tassai may notale* sir?? to r. tato their plaOOB." " Do .??m think Mr. Conkllng will in? asked to ks> ?oui?- Beeretary of siate t" " I ?I?? not know that he will, if ?t could in? pioved to both Mr. Coakirag sad Preaadoat Artfa ir that th? needs of the coun'ry doBUHMSMJ BBflh cour, c, I think Mr. Coiikling inighl bee. ?????? tary of Mai??." "Doy.m think Pre id.iit Arthur will mak.- a?-.? ehanga In LbeQnstMB Uoosef ?? l think it wiiuhl m? be like Osama! ?rthai ta remove ColtecteB btorarrtaon withesti tasi osase, I] think il air. KeeWtaea does his daty, a.b.? hi ?s.iij m?M? to do it, he ia lik.dy u, rcmaiu where he is. i j do not say tli.it Pc Ideal A :'' Ml SfWtM fenrfO $*> pointed Mr. Hubert so ? , in ettee I ?lunk be is dei t \i ?'.:-? . ? of huma?: ahta has ?? high asnee .?? th it : ? . bell? ve he Will S all and the go ?d of the Emigration Commf*?aonei id: "t ??? remark mA( ? ? t, deep pai -?- ol ?? ? . rthnr. Iti. ( labin? . Cabinet erti] I??? invile i ? ? ? ' nt lu?a ble." p..\-.;?'?-(.k Dili aafi ? ? ? ma Ex-Judge John P. DUlon Spoke . J Tin. TUB M : '$ ? ? ?? b ? I the li e of Pi Cebi, adding: "What a v. omie) ? ul ul ?! |? the ending I The whole ?tory ef h v rompiere in every pari. In the In?.f wl Blight an? t socomptisl ed fori b?< (?..??1 all too Boon; in vie.? of the h id a ; rhopa I:? time. J lie I nib la ? BTOnt conn . ? ? \. was alwnya said of Napoleon that I.? tulinvi' died at Waterloo. Ill thie I was right that Prennlenf t.arinld died nl ?. height of hisglorj ; in the ripen ? hood. I .-boulii sir-ak a go! word for ? Arthur, w ho is a man o bei e he will ms ministr.i : I hope will;:, it changing materiali.) 1rs the <.oven.m? ?it.' wt.'i ? -.? p ti can ?.? TctKD. Alfred I?'. Mudge ex| : ? fter some fovcetigatfou of thesnhj et, thai Gelte?? migli! be trit?i eilber at common law in \\ ..? Ion. or iu N'( w-.Ji-rs? y umler ?be staute State which has been referred to iu Tin Tl I Be colled attention to an artici?'m I lu ?Ata /eanssfotl Beptember l?!, in which the hxrisdl-tion is fully discuss????!. In this MftkJeSo. the cases are p viewed which have a di? rect hearing on tie- question of ji. Man in cansa arhapa the fatal attratta c in one countv or conntry and death ensoea Ut another county or country. At ensarno tlier?? ?vas m?iii? uncertainty wheth t the ciati 1 In? county in which the ?stroke was gii ? ? in win. li the death look place ha, juri-?? ??.?? ..f the crime, but the ?I?.? trim? Guolly sax-vailed both m tbe text-vrittrs ami in th?? <..?.???8 thai t the fumer county alone had juris 'it tion a/?.uiis io he imw ??- settled as any doctrine of the common law ?an ??? sani to be. ?? ?? ;?!?>?1????1.?????. ir. some ol the heat levi writers ami in j . .1 . c ?ses thai t ne stroke or other ?-flh'iVut can?* ol ?1??.?? u ai no annatttntes the crime or felony, and that the deal h is iiK-ndv an ace dent of oi incident to lb?? crime. Not death but ths ?st whieh n?-..lie ta death is the viohc ici of the m.ijesty o? tbe State, alti the fact that dteoth ensues fruii the arreiigfa : may ?ureas.? the si verity ol tbe puMtah r.n nt. Ko court has eves held or ran bohl ih.it Ihe crime ?,'l m<ir?ler is less heim,m? besann Um mord rus striato* th? fatal blow in otte Sr.it?? and the victim ti io*, in aa ethiW, In which he hoe 1*4?:? removed in the 1. I e life ol tini ?, or thai th?? law is p.-naly/id by the r of the victim acroes tin state lim .? ?; ab!.? ?. reach tin? murderer. Nodecidcd ? li. on hi vv ?tins to hive ?????? found win,h Bgtonda in every, psspt'Ct v-.,ih ? hai .?i G,iiteau. but it . an irrt .- ble oineal deduction from tlie eip4ee?*?it;ii>lislit-tl in rt g ini t.. j Mis.ii, ii,.;, [_ < < tin around aud the ?hath ' eonntica, and in r? gird to He r ?dihe srimc, ?bat ?. .?? Waahiagtos, Lav.? ?- t junan, tion to t: ? GoUteon. ??pi.M-.Ns 4M le..v\T.w\ xirittii's ! ? tield Is a go at enlasnil v. and hardi? t?. la Howevel , ? ie 'tienili ol 1. ti ii'.c Man ?'? ?. oe in th?- bnsiiii anxiety la now eurer; the stroiu h seT. On eoo .- ?, go nn erith the HwtsNt, bb I Insta? : up I am not ialiti ? ilokin.w of him I htnk him .?? r if hi^b : ? . of. ???. ?!. nt ???.????. h.uies;, nnd eons? i.tifioiis. and b ? will administer th.? Goi ? high, stead) and jus] ? hand I think i ? ite that good a e I ave the ? nse I ? -, lucb he '??oh iinwsr. ? ? Injiidiefe ' lieve he a II inak any ra move; il na ? dui if hedi?. Ail lilis pa? liticai trouble will he healed up. 1 sh, ,??? sui h - ?I. and Id bat ha srill." A Till ' ll'l'.'l ?\ ' ? ?1|?"???|????,?G???? !: , VV li tilst i.s.ipg ih?? t;..es:ilill ?.' . ;? : 1 ?: 1 .ir be L'. in in h?? forni of their ? satino : . I s 1 t. ? ?. : , laion ?oid ? ii?? ?pi ml.e n ion?? I Mr. Aie ,? the legal HiicccsMor t? Presiden! Gartield II - ? ?il 'on has li?? .?u ll lb,? he OUgkl lo be o tak?? up lb? ie"is'if ?. there Pivaii? dent Garli.-ld dropped them Basset reiim-'a ii -, \ ? M. Hoyl- Vs. if he com n !-?!,. Oovern |e, fusti ad "! m .? ? .c-.?..?:. secure tbe unit of the people, and 1 have .duct has been ?II of and I we ?n Mil'if Mi Arthur that he f.It thie aa h ? blow at tied to th ? fall confidence und su] seopta, ? iimlii' ih ? late cii? ii!? himself with that una ?timing ptvrtriety which dieattve of : ... ter. Il? the pet moke a | ?lent. Ii is :.? f r all ?>l not I ? ? A ire ' M. Il ? srill either ? Republican I' r y. Sir. Httzt'ltiiM it is a 21 , .'. ?? dce| !.? b. ..? the pootile, au I th fact.on . eng indulged in . , ? ,? : iovt 1 b. lieve he will take hi Incoming ?tignity. He will not mnuil ? ? r ,d his tabi ?et to ? I hen .t ? making a ? Bo, He ban Id that be would hardly make any ra It he col ? it a "? the Admiiustratloa 11. be will win ?!:.? r s?m?, t ami eupporl ol th< Mr. ??a 'eltine remark si I, in c buaiiicas, that th 1 in the n? wiih indicai ' ? was no a ?mai.-nt .ii-po- tion to ?i?? an* ? ? If ? . would have been mere uitwettlod, b ould lie no apparent effect. ? liera ?? i he lene tx< ii?i: "I do te "i miud in ie -'?.ei to Mr. A: t bur's ; ?? ,ir. In politics, la I ? ? : '.luv nn? the III'? '? Govern no it at I fill. I tlttVI ,cr IB Mr All . u of tino capatili'. ? , puailiso ht? is ? OU ' al c ! upon te lili is not one ?.! b Winking, nor tbol ?>! bis politicel hence BS vxili brtttg to it his uim.?-. cm ; git < w ill make a popul . w I. cii' ..loot from polii ? .-???? uls. I c i-l ? m o will not be the slight??*! ripfde iu the conntry bocauecof the death ol Presideul Gatin-iti. wanun all bad lenmed toadmire, li ?vas . itotha Motu u. ., unit) has :.. ?,i !...,, A bur has got n m his powiM ! ? .. ?. e out ni iba lus: of Presidents, ami. it be dees imi. he will 1*0 the most comlclinic.d. ? lie people .1. .....ml llieceU liiiu.ili.'i: ol ? In- AdtUiniatr.it loll in.in. carried oa up in ihe ptvaeul linn ?>? General GaT? iieid, and the Bsonrning ??? ins i..s- ?ill as lor any man thai evei lived, fin- > look is 1 iv. ebb fol s settlemoul u ? been nnaolllid 1er t.. I oigbty days, and there ha. ii.cn.. the ftiuiuieieial coiumuiiltv. We COM liuim l(? ll??? loss ol our l'i? .sniei.1, t?" united peuple, oui ne ecednut be poi 1 hope ne bave ' ?? much acose for that." ? millier nioiiib.i ot the l'io,ut ? ?,hange aasij "Il General Aribui lins any i.spe? t loi tin? people oi the Nailon ,,? for the ,'oci.. >iv ui ( I??.! 1, h. will keep lb? ' ilo pu ?. ? alreadj sxtbered o? ilneeUi I ot the present Aiimmisiraiion.' lLU.A11110u1.nl Armour, Plaukintot . ill I Oil , . Is. 1.1, ?lj.,,,1 t..t . . P,,sl , lose ?? Ins deep t-rmf. - ? ???1? ? ami. "lint the death ot the Pu?ideili will '*nl* tlie people loi U lolIK loue IO . ??,-?, 111 gTH w ill li.iVt .?.?,.???, . . ' o! Ihe t.m ?t??,noni, for I believe?, ?t ander treoerm At t li hi- it will go on as sino<i!hly as ever, "??? greni eatoaaity, bnt wi.l have m. tit , ? inar.?.i?s of ihe coiinli), a* .le ,? ,.,m Iu???*? pit pareti ?or it a ????? time." K. J. Corti?, manager of the V .; t t-nioiueti wd Mil? I'm??