, 1861-04-13

Wa4 drtyan to the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,
where special train for Philadelphia was vn1t.
Ms.tof hing 81 siEap1tsn neuasly With his depar~
.sars sarn nom so1 as5ElsbHig e tslesTePh wire
become hoMn, might i'd ~ Communicated
tn: ipsr tEaia a1.tfYed 1, q Rhthaslph1s
Ct A. qnaEfsassb s4esa Alng4k a'eapak it night.
j aafs b. NM ;t1sss. 1Rs d hseaskdTess who had
I p II saaF1t.ae tnfess1t t1t0 tho party
::Fai!aaelphIat WIlniaEt toa I'd Baatlmnrs Raii.
~ dldaot is.c thsaspof "a an}lI qu.Itsr IT,
pant eltva1 hut xurt I'll ttuuate a4he1a th4res-
suiar tra1nj 4 4, hpa q wtei, foT was
e1eTen, had bean ds1ayed* Tbs party then
teok oerths IN tbs slsepinE car, and without
Washing ION, where they arrived ut the nstaI
hour, hakpaat ~, On Tho morning Of satur-
day the 23dsr @Afr.yh1ac1h wore no df4guise
ThataysE. y 6at 1ouaaeysd In an ordinary tray
eeIt.s proper to state that prior t6 Iii.
LIne0ln's arrival IN PhI1adelphis, Gen. Scott
{ md sehAtor Seward, In Washington, had been
apprised. thsuu1: independent sources, that i'm
1ninent danger threatened Mr. Lincoln In cake
ne shonld publicly. pass through Baltimore,
anH accordingly 4 special messenger, Mr,
Frederick ". aewaft1;i a bon of Senator Sew
ard, WAS dispatched toaPhilade1phia, to urge<
IL,
a'4aiet manner. s The messenger arrived in
Phihdelphla late On ThuredAy night, and had
an Interview with the Peeatdent, immediately
subsequent TO bis Interview with the detec-
tive He Was informed thst Nj. Lincoln would
arriVe'by the early traM On Saturday morning,
aud, In aceoKdance with this information, MI.
+ Washourns, Member of Congress from ILL.,
nols, awaited the arrival OF the President elect,
at the depotin Washfngtoni whence he twas
taken In carriage TO 'hIs quarters at Willard's
aose., Enere Senator Seward stood ready to
:-Ine ,lssestive travelled with Mr: Lincoln,
undeE TIE name; of e. j.: Allen, which name
was registered with the President elects on
the book at .Willard's Hotel. Being a. well
known individual, he was speedily recognized,
and suspicion naturally arose that he hid been
instrumental in exposing the plot which
caused Ml 4.ineoln's hurried journey. It wns
deemed prudent that he should leave Wash-
ington two da5 . after his arrival, although be
had intended to remain aud witness the cere--
monies Of Mauguration., Il: !.
The frienda:of Mr. Lincoln do not question
tao loyalty aud hospitality Of the people Of
;:Maly lan6, but they we're aware that few dis
+ afflicted citizens; who: ssmpathized warmly
|, With the secession1sts, were determined to
frastEate, # all hazards; the Inauguration OF
~, nc Frekiaent elect, even at the cost Of his
The ehataeters and pursuits Of the couspirae
net1ed h. saa,oGs Set;a., some ea3 q them were i'm,
tfsns.,a .fa11 eeaa Mntcn tney Termed
examTIe ofEps4Is sa!r aess ny the
= tyranf H. , ~ +hat H. 11aa aa nls eouItry or
o;ta Vsse q taen was aecnstomed to re-
srfer of R5,,f5ps ~ 1e5u We outa ol tee char
Cesar. 0tho.s ~ -asa R'ay o. Jnnas
If necnni.rU mde Thnaa y oy me oner
~. ~ pseuu4y le"aro- Inese, 1t was observed.
for savrta, Hu ,aa,a ane1 asua1 Ptaces oi Work
sault. aithonob 4bsir c;.cr1,taaa - no aaaea az
Tinns,v eaa e. ade + ;c edcams1ances pre-
t7aiiV iahn1 ~ enr,,nr ~ on tns!1
lima ahnndan+iu @ p1,nn1,ad Icy :tt CURING tnls
thav snns.,aay 9uppnse Ratn money, Whleh
nlaeea. DA 10 o'ln s14'o o1S1eketao1e
A1t-r +ha d;.oa.,s.-,. - H., ,a.
watch wa hent 1se9ve Nv }ta =. aaet+p e po!, stict
over The norsnoe y ~ ~ 80 an.s 81 aetecIve
sf1c;ent meas1,ros 80 - sns soaspl1ators, ana
apanst . ann s;salSs st,aa @ Me1e aaopted to guard
ppon the i1 Tac aae4 3nty mgnt meatate
IL a ot,ca 1eeiaent eaect un1ll ne WAS installed
NJ T;nco,,.. t,,a;,,
ttn,ore ~ VIII !amaly le1t Ha1Iisnarg for bal-
snec;ai t1an u5 tiJ, May 70 Mashngton IN the