The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 17, 1865, Page 1

Rao on} NEW YORK MONDAY APRIL 171865 RISER ARE Ts OT § Angur, and others, were also present. Mra Lineatn, & ne painful and severe wounds, princi HOOT SOT ABUKETED a PRIS LORS © JOINSON'S POLICY, ea Latest ews aad hereon Robert, with afew intimate fric croatia fece, Mr. FP WwW ward was beaten over th sph Tp to thie tt har not been asc ertained that she asses ture of despair, while ber eon maanfally exbo ede attacked bie fatner, and ts eriewomsle hart, Bis 4 other waa also wemoded by the darter of the nanna- hy was I not ehot Instead of my hur and? § as wae Mr. Hansell, @ moasenger of the depart-3 | ' vod knows would havo dial to eave him, i have™ ment who # oF ied to prevent eomething like t I feared they@ nurse in attendance, Atlow ent Johoron ia regard to bis polier vet Magistrate, in which the latter eatd that while wewoalt Seal kiadly and lanteotly with the mass Pepe oof the Bouth, and rank sod eof Mhelr ae tea peeandin cupie! an etoining room, Mrs. Lincoln wee the pice ¢ with ahawey weepen In the hands of the pssson whoP alo of the Provident has been captured h night, et @ meeting of ¢ ue of Towa, Com stated that he had Juat had a lone conve By Telegraph to the N. ¥. Sam.) i ug compet, Sha would excle ae referee on v (2 ASSAGINATION A CONSPIRACY . The extra dran haa the following: * Devek 0 have been made wituin the past twent how ing co y the extevence of a cee ou the part ot a eany ot co vepirator®, inew bers ot the fomuder Pee us with the Seereiary, and the mall weer ot the Knichts of the (old os would do it, now that bie life wae so precious Imus ; Wititamw He rem, Acting Sccretary of State, he Lincoln and hi them ashe did mere.y oandaee if lean help him.’ And thas paged tt (The above d teh wae vont « the Porth eueve reas ae ial tha s ary Se nrd receiy. ae the victims aud erfforer of the rebeilion, be The President’ 8 Last Hoars,* nizive hours, Mis. Lincoln al r visithog thedpeteames at three P, M. on Saturday x ething vf n very de pth chaets t waste rerer nelems would be earetal mot to pursue oT b roota fa which lay her busband, and then giving way py BUNDAY NIGH DISPATCHES ol that the te nalien bid rolenen prenee 5 ea cine prod of ae 7 ut a A er ' ‘ let a? ats a a SOLEMN DEATH- BED SCENES. © vo trantic turns of grief tn the adjoiuing apartment BL INAUGERATION OF MR, JONNSON, & cceluauice, eee be condi pantshment oe en Robert Lincoln, while la the presence of his mother Was! noton, April 16.—Yoetertay morning, At- mre SePInAcy 1 Burner of tie rebellion The 1 reared the country, and to the wenory of the thousands of theunoment she was gone, Then be would give root Johnson, Vice-President of the United Stateadito prevent the escape ot belbabbithiter the part t ten in the detenea of the Union i "0 lamentations which drew teare from the eres Of and officially informed him of th m ~ Iresider 4 oe dd to the loral people of ' se wna perfectiy composed, but his calmoves gave war torney-General Speed waited neon Ho Andrewh) The plekote enei thie efty, on Friday nicht, Parsuit of Booth, the Assassin. ‘ i les who mardered & sudden and unex- 3 President Lincoln and attempted the weasdoation of rave men who hatt Inaugeration of Andrew Johnson.) jevery one nest, On the retern of his tmother be during this etrurets. and to (he clatine of jneticn and pected decease of President Lincoln, aud stated that Secretary Seward and his eons, were fired upon at reedom throvuehout the worldtha! treason ahould etill sa ‘ eager hie eelf-jramoesion, ant tenderly consoled Bijan enrty hour might be appointed for the inaurura-Be several points by conconiat tows, Arreeta of the par-B! pe ens stack the ti tghnde- exttais uhvirs cay Ootaline ’ ’ ¥ boat veren ofclock this morning, Mrs. Merion of bis succes 1@ followit ¢ the? % samsin ra bintallinndebittnd beeper HIS DECLA RED PC LIC xe he A * t norniog, ion of bis eucoeraor, The following isac ot the " ies charged with the offense will be promptly made * sion and flag. and thet treason sla rendered fe hate Visited the President fer toe last time ommunication referred to A gumberof rebel otticers who arrived here thie?! armious for all tir 1 wr h t I mast draw 6 vail over the parting scene. Thoor Wasiteatoy Cory, Apyil 18, 1805. BX morning by the mail-bat trom City Voint, asked tt iiid aivaa yj he ati iieaver eel No Intercourse with Leading Traiters who were present deecribe it na affeeting im the ex- Abraham Lincola, Preavient of the CAF permission to tako the oath of allegiance, which roM oes Shee eae ie a avor to gain ’ s thy an apearein inst evening at Forces x if the fidence ¢ the dee rul betray a ewe, Tweoty minutes later Mr. Lincole breathed } nd diel at the tour of tventy<ge aiest war not greuted the present, aud they were ‘+ Ct x ‘ ii STERN JUSTICE T0 | BE METED OUT. hie leet, anrrounded by hie cabinet, and ¢ two minutes after rover: o'clock, Alot the eae ® committed fo tle Old Capi Re ese im . ' hie ain me 7 © Presid whee ; en 0 proper mate ye roconsteveting the bed gentlemen, including the physicians in oe eds Bt UIs BY Tt war nerertained some weeks ava, froin personals cM “sth sa “EA fapgiaite Khana ee) ' reer ary nd etabbed bin on reve deof the Presitent, that he had received ip selther t Obsequies Fixod { for Thursday.) Ax the armauacemont that the Prosdent war Cendslg te e'thront nck aid Yarn. ely Ie ueveral peivite fete fe Kite Winks UHLMOM EE ch ace gus carsinn concur ine ink ote hice "ns Rey Mr. Gurley dropped apo bis bi md amy were dan erourly wor ed bv the # woud be mo wo bis ®. Tot te chia he did not aay ' bean r AB ad | : oh occounled ie! tations or acknowledged IMPORTANT ‘WAR NEWS.! scr syascr invoking diviue wdon tetnit of the sh itn akinettn one, Bl ig gi icem tosttech msch, U any, importance, 10 Bd 8B the sorrceicute of the rebel lowerniient, ‘Foe fos k ereaved family of the Presid: gt, andin favor ef the tlh aya A Aha otal Mina Ha hha hoy ob way Loen thouclt that Lo was not eufliciently eare : f ation whore greniest light had just cxpi Capture < of Mobile care he t i fought the rebel Government with ald smuande that rou eho i cibatolw® fulof bia indas ‘hum ealety ou lialaet visit to Virginia. se ¢ countenance of Mr, Linooin bore ah ci fon nays, per es dts “eh . i. 8 ah he paths F It was known that on several occasions he would ae sis “9 - es . are . i We wher Madd 3,000 PRISONERS---300 GUNS. fi The old eile eocrred io toger on bie features edb Tr nited stutes, It vou will plow mabe known your Mart from the Exccutive mauaion for hte summe ia ihe fonts had: teks Mind ABAT IT GHe aa alibough his e) ce were divcolored and piotruded est pleasure, such arrangement as you deem prop r willsBeountry residence, at the Soldiers’ Home, withe uf} Naineenlirattin te bet “eel i instinct bat, bis appearance genermlly was unchanged. Tonrs } Aa eh _—— er 1 Secretary of thetgih® wmual ravairy escort, which often ha i ¢ re mation to =. . ting All Rhoddy’ 8 Command Prisoners. vee shed by all who w sacd the President's de-d Treasury, Enwin M. ttanioy dev ware of War. fed and overtook him before he had preeente aR protect individial e the ¢ uaraeter finise ; and when Mrs. Lincoln wor informed sat hord hi wun WY pitas Me cretare of the Navy. WILLAMaiar, It has alwave beou understood that this cecortie ce (he Government " aoe wings d&e., &e. dSC. ae wad wns no more, ehe asked why they had wot cary ot ihe Interivr. J “drurn, Attorney us oe was accepted by bim only on the tmportunity of th uf tc pte wih their 5 Uae Gilee aie told her he was so near bis end. Af ering anes ere) . sclends as a matter of precaution, The President be-b astecting farewell to the dead Froaldent, Mrs, Liucola'f Ualtod ar Jounton, Vice-President of thes fore returning to bed would, whon important military gy ' he Covernment, and the restoration of thelr former THE NATIONS GREAT SORROW. BF ou ner son retired tothe White Houre, i Mr. Jobson reanested that tha cervmony taket CYC0w Werw progrowing, visit the War Department, me" wot reaper mi hee Full Account of the Aseasinmation of the?) A post mortem examination, «hich quently! ace at hit room, at the Kakwood Mouse in thiee £enerally alone, passing over the dark (ntervent: athe), a rise 7 be crt ms cel bites A ss vhtob brie President ) took place at the W Hones, shows tha’ the bulle Sty, et 10 o'clock Vii the mot Hien, Salmon Pp.% ‘TOO Yeven at lew houre on repeated occasions panda Mi ene fat Aa of thet my ti t ey vf spends ntrv [Spect rea pondence af the Sin.) entered the bead ona line with the leit ea, thre canat © Justi oat sie ae thi the warning letters had been rr ceived eeveral® : ap mre ‘ detent & “ eae ait Wasnrsorton, April 15, 1866 inches from that organ, It passed oblijucly form ard» ion, When acta GDh ad dasived to and intimate friends, armed for auy omergency,th Ba Nha 5 Fo ; ppeae ey at fihee Although the atial facts conaecie| with the » toward the right oy croesing the brain and lodesae indanes: 604n rthe oath of office, Att Were Caretal that he should not continue hie via tah Pate Jyil s La tpiaph sand cidd de es : @eeination of President Lt nh have already t a few inches Uehind the w » the eurgeot nataes § hous). best gent eo ae Without their company, Kor bimecif the Preedent as sta eitl , nee laa Vaated ; telegraphed to every clty in the Union, I have deom- ‘ fad it, Jn the track oh Liaeineate ¢ saint View President's reom, to participa eo}, “med to have no feu, ‘The above tata have here eh ed ' ' ‘ @4 it importans to give you @ more detailed si mement bone were discovered, which had been driven fort f° Sotore brew Rnowa to the writer of this toleeram, tue NP : pt ay eae elie @° an occurence which ends a thrill of borer ® ward by ¢ ail, Lu medical parlance the bullet war f Hon, Salmon P. Chase fon, Heh YeCulloneh prudential reasons he los fot stated doen unt ka eth ie Fe ay : Daa @heeachout all the loyal Stator and will produce at foun t* du ‘he anterior lobe of tie wee i 4 P Mea onavdianeres . st ‘) oa 7 a . “Ae _ pe Profound iinpression wherever it 4 mare known, The e , fin,’ ? wound war ha an duch i / t : ie a > io i i sy fie Hy ae THE LAST HOrks OF THK Paratprse dt ; : rh ge Many evrone and contiicting armtement: are bet i ‘ Afier the fp tem ¢ nina & x s . of Nevadt it 74 Ae ave be { ng to the last heure of the oF he ‘ @iNed into more truthful narra‘ ious, mad irom had heen made, t hour ow em) 3) Misiepeuie, aud General farueworth, of bi te Th og te he interesting tot ' {hol hoy wore 4 ¥ a hei ain enabled te compile a correct ace tof thet belnwd aod ¥ 4 is «@ haudsome med “hes : : lowing incidents of the last day of hie Hf havel™ inh ea Nay ele bt the day Bhat occurred hese Laat oveain py bined Gret with bead, and over thos white eu," 4 or the preecutation of tho above letter, been obtatued froin meverad rources: Hie aon, Captain’ ; esi soy then hang, According to the stateinoute of Secretary ¢ The coffin innamird atx foot pix | tho clear J) Chief Justice adminiaterod the following oath to MrJé) incoln, brenktasted with bin on Friday mornine., eaeee ep eabilueted: te Mr. Livcoin attended a cabinet meeting on Urid length, by cighieen inches aciose the Ureaet, A ail (e tte ' A having just returned from the capitulation of Lee... oe : 0 and, after the which he expressed himself in favor of adoyting e) ver pate wpouw the lid bears the tollowing inserip (7 , pig ded bb vi I sft i Habel Ala vey aud the Preedent parsed a happy hour, lietening te a . i alliek ice on ne “ nanimous policy toward those who#, toa Fis tt i te al ility, poeserve: 7 tand dee Mi the detaile, White at breaktast, he heard that 4) apprupriateiy aliuded ae © death of the Hot against the authority of the | aio the Cone of the Untied Btates." {) spoakor Colfax was in the houre, nnd eent word thatye fe van was prepared to accept their allegiance. epen the moat} Lt ¢ sieve ‘ yates, EF Aftor recetving the oath, and Ww fr Jared Preai- ‘S ewished to see him immediately ia the veception t cee ice etree =r rar we) ous terms, and adjourned the cabinet Wied April 16th, i505 > utofthe Vinited States, Mr. Jolingon remarked von. Hoconversod with him nearly an hour abouteBy ian, waa irresied a, ‘ ri ® with expressions of good will townrds all rebels 9 About the same time that the eene of murd wd : bi fr a ait ee Hida tet ; tt : ow Seeareet fatare policy to the mbollian, which he was Bitton @r open We laring ¢ f sno Cesired toenjoy the blessings of a free governine pired at Dord's Theaire, anoier tragedy wecur: § tho sadevent whicn tne teoemss ured, [about to endmit to the Cabinet, Afterwards he i Hee the eame courses ae | he t sa ew The rematader of the day was «pert in attending i the residence of Secretary Seward. A tall 1 ine . t to perform d ation wo | tank and 4 an interview with Mr Hale, Mini 1 eA Nislis A las eaten ibs meet ae @ther maitere aud conferring with Geoersl Grent,@ man wearing a slouched bat preeeuted hiwself atthe % Lege tig Bday etre Zee Pe UN wFBpaing aud novoral Senators and Representatives.’ ih Pape panel eateries ' yi von cer al who left for Burilagton, N,.J., 0 the evening train 4! voor, where he told the servant the had Leen dcaten of any pelley which may be purmied ACH o'clock the Cabinet end General Gront mot s gdenaaiy 3 ein to become @tcare, The Waal ton papers having publ t eat by Dr. Verto w iver ® preacript iu-} ian ti aie battan of ba adil 2 St Ae vreith t {m, and in one of the inors aatiafetory and fo!'owing announcement néed for Mr Seward ¢ npon deliverine py adi sion progress, ‘Th aute or deriacas,) HAPOTtAML cablnet meotings held eince bie tiret towu [of AN ORME Hho ny Whee You's Tursrar,—* Honor ; ule soesence, this man {to aa upper room, *'t ut he it ia ° paid aut y ira ant bre ate ruration. the future polley of the Administration tg) ‘The fe the Navy on Saturday lawuod ae Se BoB Pailiise nan eit meen where Mr. 3 k Seward met hin, an Cane te The pete THO conte whieh fhe te a wag harmontously aud inauimourly agreod oa, When lg, 40th in which, after lamenting (ie death of the b the en ite con panr to do her Leute Vy prevented bis acmmission to the Secretary's tou, ‘Lh ep ennection with thle ion, us aa it adjourned. Sreretary Stanton aid he felt that ch Premdons in tt temo be Circeus the officers of General Grant and President Lincoln who) col oquy that o d ie notknown. With heavy ' euarant ' of the fut é ’. M ' ved overnment was etronver than at any previous pe po tie navy and morine corps to wor ie uenal badge of Pet lhe ih te hres He A ‘ny uniaatle young Seward was felled to the floor, and the 4 Begg ; jou’. as & riod aince the rebellion commenced, In the afters our ‘ t wid that ou the day follew. She bil's of da Phe tausie de ble assasslo cntered the por he Secretary. Here mt prine trig Pa iu, the Pres liad @ lor (view with Ger med by Prot, W. Wik Preal and pleasant inter ‘ tert a1 suns ahowd | « Wi Oulesby, Senator Yates, and other[y fied from ranting wo aunset « ‘ 9 be rushed upon Mr. Seward, who lay upou the be maine at hall~ potdetermined not to disappotut the tertere, bad aabbed & ¢ip.es of tree government and L Lelwye ‘that th ” uO , Band vbelore the attendants yp wUng citizens of bie State. Ta the evening, Mr tlt | ‘ juadron, avy yorde Pe ple, and, with Mere. Lincoln, prepared to vielt the 0 ¥ecretary in the f pe ig fe, Seward riled E Collax called arain at his requeet and Mr. Ast ane Lad Je‘or i . eo ae, 0 lion pte ¢ 7 oF of h * alder r Aheatre. Bovore leaving the White House, the Tot. #i son thy bodes a nureeim attendance jumped Open ® richta, mare duriag than hereto. gti Of Massachusetts, who presided over the & Condition of Secretary Sownrd, s may ret Coli.x ond Mr. Ashman called lies the beck of the would-be murderer, The villian mace '0'* mat be Cunderatand the gp Chicaco Convention of 186 prevent, ToMt yor) (7: 16A privane dliphich fae al ent. who wrote for the latter gv man t i a backward plunge with bie weapon, which pene? orate wad ele ‘ he spoke of hie visit to) Kiehinond ie) 4 ard, Fey.. recelved toda wing lines—the lust words ever written by our la £ states that the con f trated the Wremes of ¢ nurse, intlicwing ad enpoopie, wid when they stated that there was muct Ch} erous “@the Awe mented Chief Magistra': ere "; p ct of hoe gore nmene tb niy bot (the Nass while r Cy tition of Hewrata ward has hi et eines morn ‘ . Pr ne ea ae eover eroft a ut uneasiness « © North, while be wasatthe rol 5 a ele eee ac ' Allow Mr. Ashmun and friend ee ne at fe WOUNd from which it ts not likely be wall recover, have heen iniae— the. consejaene at Ge Rab tt db he robe sing, and hoes nro 1 erta of hile ercovery fen t separ in and friend to < ‘eg oO Major Beward aud another attendant, were @ ’ ahas been the foundation of my politicn Bt for Fras that some traitor taleht shoot him, he Pa Washin 5 1) eft Mr. Sew. ‘ep it 146 vigabehs sop eynanaiice: sounded by the mreal, who then eeaped fom tue acieed. T fee the end the Government will g replied focularly that he would have b a iala 1 treumphy, ose great pripe'plos will be p himeelf it ang other person bad beon Preeldent and * Tt * bad bat ni vortal Inme vdlately. afterwards, the President and Mre .-honse, mounted a horse, a alloped away, Mumuently establie Tu conclusion, eentienier | athine MESS Lue Governor's throat would have been cutif behad Lineo'u entered their carriage, bade the gon. erent) Bvery effort hae been made to arrest the murderere Ome eny thee] wan ourmement aod coun icone there, but that he did not feel any danger wh Mt yuk rolled cuvof hed. Ha hea be rial cio e} : ce. Tehalle » you and others in . Con ra wine ith @ood-bye, and were driven to the residence of Sonu 7 (Cavalry bas been di-patehed in all directions. Traine a Frying the Government through Ite present px ver, Converving one tnatter of beviness with M nt {Mr Lduceln, He is compote t and no worse for Harrie, Here they were ned by Mise Harris} m the city are a@ 4, Steamt ‘ » pot al- 41 foel in making thie reqcert that it will be heart \throun, he made @ remark that be weMr. Ashinn i ’ RK sesarnde t neon vie lie doctog 1 ) ma " her tote and lo lned 4 t , y, wit end Major Rathbun, of Albany —atep-aon of the Sena ja lowed to leave, and every precaution telea bo cap- Br vem ney vse oerlge teas i A nts aud lovers Rg was earprised at, aud imeuediatoly, with his well-BM says bis condition te critical, but not hopeles : nthe 2 ‘ © pe kn udnens of he ‘d not under 4 for, On reseding the theatre, the party entered one Dgirre tho authors ot these diabolical murders, am ye fa | Ai tha: eonalsion of hia above ram asks hs Pract Lipase “3 ae staal \ aid You did not under 4 ae 7 , ce dd me, did n ifer i of the upper private boxes, whore they eat for an Me withe At mucees Nevo, § haa) tonalvad (hb Kind Wialiae Gf the delands bavi mat hee “t fee $3 resApanephiten dae o 4 . : , , scious miaeie ene ‘ oes red, and Iwi ee itall back aud apologize for it.4;4 Seccetary wanita condicion midnight « mont oe mate andaying the petfermances; meapaaia Br THE OFFICIAL DISPATCHES, he wae surrounded, A few minutes were devoted two, /y1, Ages a ae vie efdanger, Whie the President eat looking toward F s afterwarde gave Mr, Ashoiuo ecard towdmnit bin to be lar ine de wat IP aehort tine to-day, Thag the stave, lankhing quietly at some droll epiasole it Denth of the President, conversation, Ail ware deeply impressed with the Boot f and filend early the next morning to converse {6.41 bie wou Frederick ix till very critical 4 . Specltslate tment, Washinuton rit 15 or Meclemulty of the occasion, aud tho recent saa occur je fy fe Wisin ry oe biceps @ man ebrup entered’ the private: box Whee sige rientiks 1 he he oat “Jrence that caused the necessity for the apeedy in-? Tangs Ly = 6 Helden i. M jux, he ea Arrivelot Gener Grant in Weehington, where he was confronted by Major Rathban, My(ieneral Dix :—A ‘e ok hipped ply disew pelle ia Hi as Fas Tse Ona me (0 § Washrngion, April th Ib PD. MimLienteowna who demanded the cause of this intrusion, Tho, St teeuty-two minutes after ae Hgtheatres! hope." But Mr.Colfax had oherengacemen Goweral Gonct arrived bere trea Philadetobin oe w oleave the city the next morning, Hes 4 “ ( ink about twoo'elock, aod immediately pre . Colfas, ° Mr, Sumner bea th : tely pro ‘clock, aucuration of the Prosideot «a @esreain inade 1oie but pushing the Major aside, = owen M. Stanton, Secretary of War. i Mr, Johnson is in fine he and hasan earn ne eapeotiug War Depart t, Washingtor 5 ” serine of Che unportant trust thet Las beea confided to / ruse towa the President, st whose head he dis 4 ar Department, Washingion, A pri’ ib, 31 - ‘ theas wo . iw eo ted to Wie Pree hous. Le oleniunt General ebarged « pistol, and then aprane uprn the balustiale | Aaior Gea. Dix, New York :-Oiiciad notice of the ft re svuineeh Beaty AUG aNLiE alate In the Ri a of the Confederate Congress, which ho got at Kich-F) rant, » rrival huro met President ty @f the private box, As he turned towards Mr. Li oath of the Treeident, Abraham Linco!n, wae & a Fiullam u we u ; pan b spe mond tuhsad tothe Seertary of War, Hut Line at 1 and te Cabinet, and afte P sind (Gah Kactas eoln, he endeavored to etrik» the Pre ent witha Jeiven by the oeadsof departments thia mworniug t iF parses t, hae been eypolitou aoling Becretary o: & ‘ed then that he tat give it ta you, and you tell lin Dance jesned orders hs arr eafudae Jéhin a dagger. The blow was received by Major Rathbun, , Sadrew Johuson, Vice Preelient, upon whom the gm ane " tha: Gablnas ! ee et bisnd tt over,” My mE aded Lod Oampheil and ex-Mavor doropa Mayo, of Richmond, who sprang forward to protect the President, ‘The g,Uoneitution devolved the ofice of Mresident, Mr.g Lepectal meeting of id net was beld at th the gavel which he etill had, and whieh b Mi uncle nasa eniareriment hy ( tel Shenley he hud never Senvdirer than nm the stare, whore be bx hnron, upon receiving thie notice, ay peared before py Tieesury Depactment at tons lock thie morning Flat the Chicago Couvontion, and the Proident und enproved hitivcod hia d ving, “Sac sem per tyran © Hon, Salmon P. Chase, Chief Justice of wed LATEST DETAILS, {Mra Lincoln, who was also in the parlor, rose to io te Hy The Assaneine ais” “The need.” and thea r pe, {Uuited States and took the oath of ofice, as President, The Corpee ithe (heaire, Itwashalfan hoar after the tine they Pa On Baturday afternoon, Malar General Anny, aon. ily ram across to one of the aide exiis Bu: Sof he United states, and orsumed its duties and fan Washington, April | The corpas of the late a had intended to #iart, and they epoke about waitin ¢ ‘ 1 » Depuument of Washington, oBured ten ene man in the audience (J, B. Stewart, Koq, goons At 12 o'clock the President mot the heade of tp reeident has been laid ous la the rou known aa the bat 6b heur louder, tor the Prosident went with 1 jose gol reward fore wreuénsion of the a lawyer of this c bad enitlich departments in cabinet meet at the Treasury?” «+ guest's room," vorthwest wing of the White Horse. @luctauce, as Geveral Grant had gone north, and h ine. A adneabl aturday wae ence of mind to jump upon the rtay . Hulldiog, and emong other business the fo Mowing S915 is dressed ia the sult of black clothes worn by bin tgdid not wi ho the poople to be Alsappointed, aa the 3 a) the Supreme Coart tho villain, Before this gentleman could ¥,Woe transacted Pset his late inauguration, A placid em.le rests apon ZA both bed been advertised to be there, At thy do ovoet Marshal's ofice, and at the P way through the crowd ofactors ‘now terrified brthey 4 Firet-The arrangements for tho funeral of the’y his teatures, and the deceasod seeme to be in a en'm gyieie ds and arid “Colfax, do not forget to teil t tere, The room whieh Booth orcupied #t wereems of Mr. Lincoln and the confusion in the | late Prealdent were referred to the several Be. cetar Bicep White tlowere have teea placed npon his pil." peop! the mining ryttona, as you pasa theo Hotes was weareted, and hi bourse.) the murderer had lef% the bu um @ jes, ow far as re'ates to their respective depart: 4 low and overs the breast. The corpee of the Preside nt gtbem, what Ttold you thts morning about the diss ¥ Lol, us wae tound t uta na colo ’ wh fea co \ ' tere, two nalis of mounting w horee in the alley way, fled, Mise Harel mente will be i out in relate inthe Eaet room, on Pues. opment when peace comer, and I wil! egraph yor a h ute and teo cartrides bo all of whieh fe confident that the same man who fired at the Pre Secend—Wu4torm Hoxten, Fey. was appointet fide in order togive the public ap opportunity to ere Milas San Praucisco.” He shook beade with both een &!\" ‘he ' A » the « ; \ * uablitary autlie ; r : ; ? Btled, One latter, ated [oo . Md loneat ident, came to the door of the bex and looked io abont Acting Secretary of tate during the disability of Mr oreo more t foutures of Lim they loved so well, Gddemen with # plessaans poud-bre, and left the barr \ wynerions adair in which you « an hour before the maomer, but thie cireumesa Seward, and hiseaa, Prederics Seward, tho Agelet Arn preparations are being made to that end, under fetive Manaloa, never w return to it alive, & ares Ks th towleit Kichmond ta was ccked upon by the occupants as inerely the par-" ant Secretary, Pathe mporvision of the upholsturor, The alque Deatany weewecwe Banta ware Nueniths rr arty @onable curiosity of some one who wished to obtatn » Third- The President formally announced that? 1€ Baye nwbich the body is to rest will be placed in the Tho Provident aud Cabinot, at the mertine taaday. 4. tiie } hich for sume i i clover view of Mr. Liocoln, Mrs. Lincoln remembers dem ed te retain the present Secrotarios of Depart Mouth partof the Fast rvou aud ie somewhat similar; . pein tin {ay kept baa wtabi mi to theatre t ¢ i f y in, 2 4 Pht y Becre the Troaenr ' rhave tect oved whow y hour ¢ wo tourde . r nthe ht o » leaving the @™mexte of bis Cabinet, and they would goon and dit- ein style to that used on the occasion of the death entrusted to Aw ecrotary o reaeury Tt to have be a For a ut © hou ler Dut little more than the aight of aman leavin P| rington the general arrangement of the programme yt! teral elyeunintin . ' b and at first supposed bor husband bel?) chsrge their reepeetive duties in the ¢ame manner #7) Prasident Harrison, ste Ll be placed at the vide . ' fvuiitupou bing bo te reported to bays fou the , t tire PP 4 oe : d the ; . a sfor the funeral of the Inte resident, Major irene reasuier of Glevera tle oe durine fallen upon the stage, She leaned over th before the deplorable event that bad changed the nable the public to mount to @ position to got ety Cc tp i Vhuredas, and a«ked hit niuaie balustrade a moment, and then looked towa the + aead of the government, pertect view of the tacu, ‘The eatafalyne will be lin ify bf ae nlidinee, wey attend toe ee ol end “why he didn’: » enue Dew om j selnees | Jevarstmer e dur-% ‘ tha ie ne carrying out of so inuoh of it ne directly appertuine wud tind mina 4 / linvite the ehalr Mr. Lineoie cocupled, She saw bls bs uk Hilary pclae gn itil : dar: Bywith fluted whi ved ‘ itsise JE wt be to the coriae ; aud Major General Aagus, in charge of ¢ President and oth ‘ ehention * ever upon his breast, and then, for the first tine, die ing tho day, The surgeons report that th 4100 PY covered with bisck ciuih and black velvet, the def aof Waal on will t " ft Booty had payed at | themate several Ut. ~ id . S he defenses of Washington will be in charve of the uh 1 eovered what bad occurred, The eevne of conius vol Mc. Seward remalos uuchanged., He is doing we!! 1 WFIAL. nf arn ; ' : to che ‘ ' ; | positions ad t . ’ 7 mart « ri ‘ocenalo “ “ \ tr howe that transpired is more earily im ad than ¢ No improverment in Frederick ard, ‘Whe t ls understood phat t veral of President Lin- ii ue pa ae a easton iN ey uv : me 4 ott bas in ; ye made . de r 20D appre b i ? arrington has heen in conser lon to-nitht, rela. Ib nt ‘ “ dine 4 geribed. 4 rush was made by most of tho sadienc “e shall Bet 79) Dees APETRRORA: pola wil) "sake place on Phureiay ‘nesk Hey, Dr tive to the arrangements, with Goveimor Gelest 4 Vh reo ha NEY | Beclovary Rew. for the doors, Others crowded arouad the President Fowin M. Srantos, Becretary of War, P7Guriey, of the New serk avenue Presbyterian Bp! Mine Abia Cand Tali Wkecommnantithon Ag ed ca siipiaad Ua hit Loum Basra he unce Miu!ste: b * , 4 bis fanily yee Renator Yates and ex-Repropresenta noid, ue ud & ! s 1 0 Asovon as the proper arrangements could be wad | ARROURSOMERS Le Miu mer Adams, ; ch, whe Me h ‘ aS is ie ! ; iti LA lilingis, and Genera's Graut, Halleck and Augur, and& Prince George ¢ uty, OI \s le Leileved that Mr Mr. Lincoln was carried into the horse of Mra. Pe ABMINGTON, April it, 1 worn accustomed lo wore uh Y ouvtoss, be the Jol, Nichols, aud Adroirals Varragat anc sub Btanton wea to have ee ob Victime, He sermon, om Tenth street, where he wur laid upou s® Tot. 0, Denny, United States Despatch Agent, Nev | pil.cimting clergy man Beri Seal Naud Bhubricé, PAT ice Ail’ akeeromau elnit Lnweldwaetditerte Sit Ded hastily prepared jor his reception, Tho Surgeon York 1 PUNEMAL CAR \ Tur Yih re abe: Died hisnewlt to wtiond by busines Iwoxe a) and other physieiaue were inmediatol 4 Send scopy ofthe following to Mr, Adams at Lov-¢Y ‘The funeral cas, whi! | + pivpared for the oc- WM The Actine Secretary of state hes imucd the fuleStiauen who. he Inet 6 HAD Le theese ‘ - 4 4 x 4 ‘ I I redd we n Mr. \ # Wan inthe vlewity quramoned and every effort made to restore hitn to | dou by the syeamer of to-day, if in time ; asion, isto be amacuithentufuir, dt iete be buil ‘f lowiu Fecal + aL *) hour, WhO moved repidly away consciousness, An examination of hls wounds eo .Uitauine Paasors Apams, fe,, & ma hearse hody, Iteextreme length will be four- bg 7) the Jeon: of the United Statean “ ote clearly indicated their fatal character that no be The sad duty devolves upon me to announce the A twon fret, The body of the cer will bo eevored with Mm ‘Tio eaderrigne a dire, ted to announce that th on ne pomeihle after the tragedy, every avenge gould be given that h fo would be spared, ; > araaseination of the Presidentat Ford's theatre lart Ma oth, fram which wii lac arge featooas of cloth op Sefuneral ceremouios of the lamented Chief Magi-trar: » toe city wos takem poesession of aod ue ethe sides and ends eaticred and fastened by large ggwill babe place at bho Pxecutive Mangon in thie ely om vd, but it ie’, cosettee of white and Linck eatin, over bows of white peat 14 o'clek, oon, on Wednesday, the 19th inet The Presiden and black velvet, ‘The bed of shoear on which she \? Tbe various religious denomingtions throughous the A military euard wae placed across the street, ond * ulcht by a pittolehot iro @ person who entered outaide of the line of saldior an auaious crowd of po! box for the purpose, The ple watched and walted all night long, for every bit of posed haa since been arres.e ts peta allowed to go out steal bw lave the eb rwre depatehed to ¢ saeein ence ; athe river, earch wa de la every ci. ' } ye ne. ice e feet from the er ustry are od acter 4 the hesaewins, 1 wthougs ‘ Snformation they could obtain concerning the fate of » died at half-past ewven o'clock this morning, Vice # coffin will rest, will bee. Ri t ig ground, ing : 4 bas a ape bo rey in their respective pisers 4 RN 0gh- rity an Re ey TeriOus Fo" @ beloved President, Very few visitors were ad- @President Johnson hes eevnmed the funcsions of «order to give u ful vivw of i ant over buis lof werebip et bhi our, for the purpose of solumuizine » other, obtained currency, ap to Uy pitted. Vice President Johnson, escorted by a guard “President, having been eworn ta by the Chics Jus ein riso @ canopy, the eupporta of which will Lo# the occasion with appropriate ceremonies they have pot beeu esp.ured, $ yi8 sk © . ; i «! coufident, b ¥ + ub of soldiers, wae la early attendance upon Mr, Lincoln, the, About the same time aa attempt war mode by, | draped with black cloth aud veivet, é . ho top of tho 4 (Bigned,) W. Honren, ; Ae ot ihauet ont ever ! Sorted eit ee and remaived near him for an hoar or more, All the / it is believed, a different person to agsassinate Mr, car will be decorated with ; umer ue car will be Acting Becretary of St parkae asalears 06 V0 CaM Clie SuAhion Chet Gepere... Sages); bus thamurdenx eulr sngunded in inlet Kdmawn by Ax as ect hucsin anil ied be a gcoee WDenertmant af diate Weabinetun, Apci) Li 1nd ' Contomed op tae est page,