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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

.
mon foes % society Of The cla@ usually bs
found In all citiss; men that are criminals In
| soul, born srin.lssls. rk5 AayeN bed usl.I,s;
an Of who'd are rsady % a. any kin1 of elrk
ior anybOdy ~ls yin AZ Itm.
; nh on spla'lA % -. ofths ci,l,,a
~ have enumerated are now seeretinE J.
wILKEs BoorH In this District. We believe
that thorough search Of ereyy building, and
sssry part Of every building, viii develops
the fact Why this has not already been
done is beyond our comprehension. We have
been urged FROM, day 70 day, since the death
Of the President, TO suggest TO the authorities
the Prophtty Of such-a search. EhE ne
II erery house is visited the cry Of partial.
ity cannot be raised. No ioyaiiR tpiH Object
% tIe PrOoes'. Record the nnmes of all por.
sOhS who do'objecty ~. 'hu rrw.. q.
We have heard the ststsmsnt made that It
would take largo force to search the Dis.
triet thoroughly. OF course 1t would, and
the Government has In this city and vicinity,
to-day. isM timts the number required to
do H. '-af' 'r .1r al's.as.r o 8. "a .r.s-
We hope the military authorities will as.
sumo, the responsibility at Onoe and make the
trial, Let nothing be left undone to find out
the murderer Of our good President.
wears supported in the opinions we have
expressed abOFe by large number ofhur
best oiiiEsnsr many Of whom, are civil and
military ofheisls. Therefore, before we
adopt tho suggestion Of Governor BoUrwELL
and "vsx every ssa, visit islands, and traverse
continents, " let the Government prscipitate
its "full power" upon the District Of Co
Iumbia.
In addition to the above let Il be romem.
bersd that PAINE, the person recognized as
the 1end who attempted the life Of Mr.
sEwARD and his sons, was captured in his
city. He did not dare attempt TO 70 out.
BoorH may be. similarly situated. fare
port made TO us today, 10 true, ArEERor
would not have escaped from the city had
proper vigilance been shown by certain on
GERS In charge OF our pickets on the road
leading to Rockville. ."
Tho search Of the District, IL thoroughly
made, will undoubtedly result in the capture
Of somo rebels and rebel spies, ana may Sc.
cure some Of tho hceomplices Of BoorH and
his companions. whose recent hOrrid deeds
have plunged q nation into mourning, and
made the world shudder.
In the meantimS let The search elsewhere
be pursued with all the energy possible.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
ProErsss OF ths FunsrAI cortegs.

The remains Of the illustrous dead reached
Philadelphia from Harrisburg on Saturday,
and were received and e'oorted to Indspsn-
depcs Hall, BY the largest procession ever
known In that city. It is estimated 200, 900
people viewed the body rs 1t laid in state In
the Hall The rsinnins will reach New York
Tomorrow and be received by the eitiIsns In
= manner becoming the solemn occasion.
Tho Hon. GEORsE BASCNoVr, the historian, Is
to deliver an Oration on the lifO and services
Of the late President.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Reported Murder 90 Union soIdisrs-
The DanvilIe RailroAd 60 be Re-
oPsncd--Jssr. D.visis Gone 70 Parts
Unhnown. ra4I -ft erI... z
fcorrespondenee of ne Aaaoeiaied Prss.. ] q
HyADeUARrKns ARrr or rnK PoTonact Z :
- April -, 1soa. q
Reports are current here that many o. oar men
have been fonnd murdered IN the vieinity of
HOUSES through the country I; but, notwithstand-
Ing the strieteni inquiry, no confirmation Of them
can be obtained.
sqaadrons o. cavalry, however, have been sent
out 10 scour the country aud 10 bring In no pris-
oners who are found with arms IN their hGnds,
whether claiming to be paroled or not. --t
A delegation FROM eitiTens n DAnyille came
through TO headquarteH yesterday with peu-
ion from the president and dtrectorS Of the Rich
mond aud Danyille railroad, asking permission TO
reopen their road saying thnt III the rolling stock
etc. =, was at Danyille and In good condition.
The communiotlon was telsgraphed to General
Grant, who replied that their request would be
granted, providing they would take the oath Of
all sgiRuee. .Iet 'r.. 49,.
Tho Government retains the right TO take pos
session Of the road at any time they see proper,
IL " believed the cars on the route will be
almost In A. good order rs before Lees retreat.
II was learned from these Rentlemen-ihAt D-a
via had been In DAnSille some two or three
weeks since, but that heFhad Ian for parts
unknown, W. d, Ao0RRnoR.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Tn. saa ssw; o,S ,s Ie5: Ige.s.!A'As riHsSln'.

sPHIEGRIELB, lLIs, April y. Tho Silence Of
tho sabbath TelgRs 10 Onr city, business houaos
are closed and the churches hlled With s0rE0Wipg (
listeners, anNious - testify their respect for the
memory -four late lamenied Presideht,
Senator TTumbull spoke for nearly an hour Al
tho second Presbyterian church, 10 An attentive
audience He spoke In eloquent terms Of the
great aud good man whose loss nation Ia0urns
The reInRFks mol n e0rdlAl response In the hearts
of hls hearers, He alAo referred to Pfesldant
Johnson, and fully endorsed him a. a statesman
who was equal 10 the hour and circanAtanoss
The City Council AppropriAthd twenty thou :
sand dollars on Wednesday evening towards do :
nAyins The Expenses Of the funeral of The late
President Lincoln. .ara .fa.s m -. 49,
large and beautiful lot, clothed In trees and
ahrubboFyei In the heart Of tho city, will proha.
bly, bo selected the resting place of the reaina
Of the late President, ~ M.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
GENERAL sIEEMMAN INSANE.

Alltho infotmation that we can gather con-
corning General sHERuAs Is that he has be.
como insans. Our dispatch FROM Nashville
cOuarns the suspieiOn. No sane man would
surrender up 10 rebels and Shareholders every.
thing that We havebesn hghting for for four
years, at the same time saying to JEFF.
DAVIS, Come to my arms, I forgive you
and CoBS and all Of your friends, . which, u
course, includes BooTH That cannot be-
wsNill be charitable aud believe that General
sHERNAS Is insane. - D. %
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
IOAlFVRE 0F MACON. GL
HOWELL COBB A PRISONER.
He rs subwgusHtly Released, and The City
'fL ,dtidls AhndOncd aF %

Especial pi.PsisE q the National Rapoeiisan.I ]
NASHVILLE, April "a, lss5.-1hfotnStiOH
has rcaehsdthis sity that General wILsoS
has captured Macon, Georgia, and that among
the prisoners vas General HOWELL Com, late
Of BucHASAN's Cabinet. r r..
. General wrLsoS subsequently abandoned
the city and Recessed CoBB, under orders from
General sHERHAE. .
The opinion Is expressed here that General
sHERNAS Is insane.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Departure OF the Late Prcsidsnt's Fu-
neral Train for New York.

PHILADELFnIA, April a. s-Ths body of Presi.
dent Lincoln remained In state until one O'Clock
ibis morning, when the entrances were closed,
Fil the throng baVing had an opportunity N
viewing the remAins.
DR. Brown, the eInbahner, removed the dust that
had settled on bis face, and preparations were
made for the departure of the body.
AT three o'clock the coffin was placed in tho
hcarso, and the line of march for the Trenton
rtlroRd depot taken up, The escort eonsisted
or tho 18th PennsylyanlA infantry, city troops,
guard VI honor, aud detachment OF soldiers to
guard he body, the Perseverance Hose Company
and the Republican 1nyineiblos Tho train start
ed for New York at clock.
TRE'roS, April -. The funeral train reached
Trunton at half past Ave, Gov. Parker and stat
having been taken on board at the dividing line
OF Pennsylyanla and New Jersey.
ELEABTrH CITI, n. J.-ThS funeral train
passed here At s. .45. y
NEWARK, n. J. April 24.--The funeral train
leg here At twenty-five minutes past nine, and
WI roach Jersey city at a quarteTto ten.
The prorle turned ont in great numbers 10 pay
farewell tribute TO the bonored dead. .,.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

| JoHN wILKEs BoorR, the assassin. was quite a
ShsFo among the ladies Of the National hotel NJ
Washington the past winter. The statement
that he was engaged 10 be married to daughter
Of Hon, John p Hale has not get beeu deuied,
and IL doubtless true. -SprfnaGtd (Hdss. J
UpfOa.f --
There is not the slightest truth In the
Abovs statement about BoorH He attempted
to force his attentions upon Miss HALE; but
she always manifested a decided aversion to
the handsome villain.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

Tue MISTRESS or BooIfI,--Ella Turner,
the Teputed mistress Of J. Wilkes Booth, tn .
assassin Of the President, once lived In Pc.
tersbuTg and subsequently, In Richmond,
since the war and then made her way North
Her right name is starr, and she Is a native
Of Baltimore Her sister, at whose house In
Washington she attempted suicide, married
a printer and moved to Petersburg, whore
the copiugal relation was dissolved, and the
two sisters, travelling about for while from
Washington. RicAsi0ad TVhiS, 22d. .,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Successful EIpsdition In south Caro-
lima.

The New York Tribune Of Saturday says
that 1t learns from gentleman who arrived
from Charleston on Friday, that peWs was re.
ceiyed just Rs the steamer was about leaving,
Of the complete success Of an expedition re-
Gently sent out by General Gilmore, under
Brigadisr General L. D. Potter. General
Potter started from Sumteryille for Marches
ter, and on the way destroyed all Of the con-
Meeting railroad bridges on the line bstween
Columbia and Florence, Tho expedition do
stroyed !, 900 bales OF cotton, seven loeomo-
tiVss and forty-three passenger ears, and
brought back with Il 2, 500 liberated slaves.
From 5000 to 5000 more Of the same class
were waiting to come In. As our informant
had but moment 10 make notes Of these
particulars, il was impossible to get further
details. Tho result o. the expedition, how
ever, was considered satisfactory by General
Gilmore,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

LOOK OUT ron THE BovISEs. MIR. Fred.
orick @. Brauer, well known butcher Of
this city, has obtained from the military au.
thoritios permission to visit Baltimore for the
purpose Of buying up and bringing on TO the
Richmond market a supply Of fat cBttle-a
PHENOMENON in Richmond for several years
past, With = proper regulation of prices,
the introduction Of nne lot Of fat cattle
would prove of great benefit to the citizens
RichM0Ad HyLig.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Ths ohle.uo oanipiritor..

cIEcISSEHy April aS. The andIaEs and sen
tonee Of tho Chicago loonHplrators has been pro.
mnlgaied this mornipg By Gen. Hooker
a Morris and Vincent Marshhn are acquitted
and will be direharged after taking the oath o.
allegiance, ChArles Walsh and r. T. semmea
are found guilty Of all the specifications and
charges-4he former Henteneed 20 dVe years and
The latter 70 three years hard labor In the Ohio
penitehtiary. The sentence against 0ronfelt aud
Daniels IL not yet promulgated.
The commlSsion has been disbandSd..
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

oSE THOUSAND DOLLARS FoUSD.-A boy
picked out Of the paper rubbish Of the Bank
Of Commerce yesterday one thousand dol
lar Confederate Treasury note, which had
some how or other escaped destruction. He
was offered ten cents in Federal currency for
his prize but he Indignantly refused the
premium, m,-RichnOad Wig.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

JEFT. DAVIS Is reported as stating, after
the surrender Of Lee, and after his proelaIna.
tion declaring that Virginia would be de-
Tended TO the last, that u he was pushed he
would 80 TO Tens, where he would rally an
army around him and make another stand,
and that he would never leave the limits Of
the Confederacy, The 'limits" would he
difhcult to hnd just now. No doubt Davis Is
trying to reach Mexico with his great amount
OF plunder from the Richmond banks.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Concerning BsoeM.

NEw YoRK, April 2S. --CireumstAness which
came 70 the Knowledge of The Govern meat Tsndpr
II nearly certain that Booth 3 horse fen with him
on Friday night, the 1fth instant, and, Il Is be-
loved, caused a fracture Of ohe OF his legs,
II IN also reported that he has diNestsd himself
of his moustAehe Tho likeness Of Booth pub.
The attention of surg cons and the public Il called
70 these circumstances, n Booth u lying eoh.
eealed and wounded, the rewards offered aad
ne deteatstlon q his criIha by all loyal eitIenA
viii soon bring him 70 liRht
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

FIsHNG Is now the employment and
pastime Of hundreds Of persons who have
been thrown ont Of employment or deprived
Of subsistence by the hre. The employ
ment IA lucrative, and provides either food OF
money. One drawbhek is the great scarcity
Of fishing tackle. The suffers brought a lin
tied supply into the city, but IL was soon
bought up BY spsculators, who knew The
great need and dsmsnd, ,--Rieh Wig.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Froa Savannah = The 2captars ef
Montgomery Copfirmed-Rsceptis
Of the sad News OF President Lin
coins Murder.


NEw YoEE, April 81 Tho steamer Black.
stone, from Hilton Head, brings Savannah pa
pers to the 10th inst. =
fall u Montgomery. "
The place was evacuated by the rebels and Oo-
eupl"d by our forces on the llth inst.
The rebels Totreated In the direction Of Colum-
bus, Ga. The Ooveruinent STORES were being
removed from Columbus, the fall Of which was
expected by the next news from Augusta.
4 Savannah letter Of the 10Th inst says:
The receipt Of the intelligence Of the sad ca
lamity that has befalen the nation has east pro-
found gloom over the city. Plags are suspended
al hAlf- mast,and cmblema Of mourning are seen
everywhere. Meetings were held al Hilton
Head, condoling with the nation aud family o.
the deceased, and calling for n more vigorous
prosecution of the war -
Head TT y = - - -'--'-f f'''''s :
on the receipt Of the sad intelligence at sa.
Nanhah, Gen. Grover requested the papers to
withhold II until the next morning, and doubled
the guards throng ghout the city. .eH ....
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
The Assassin.

J. wnKEs BoorH's last appearance upon
tho stage, previous to his fearful act on
Friday night, April 1Ith, Was in the ehnrNc.
ter Of "Psscsra," In the Apostats, at FoHD's
Theatre, on the occasion Of Mr.. J, MccrL.
LoUoH's benefit. The villain "Pescars' was
represented BY The greater villain Booth. y
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
A HANDSOME TRIBUTE.

Tho following note, inclosins one Thousand
dollars, was this morning presented to Mossrs
JAY cQpKE a Co.: 81
"Infhe belief that . people, wounded in the
death Of their chosen and honored head, will
manifest their sympathy for the bereaSed
family whom It surely is their Phvilcgeto 10
cherish, the enclosed tribute Is presented BY
the family Of the late Mr.. JoHS G. RrvEs, to
Msssrs. Jar COokE 4 Co.. as the appropriate
depositAry Of such an offering. s1as .,-.
WAsHrseros, D. c I April y, 1853"
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Important co Army omosr..

The Psymsstsr General Ia, Issued the follow.
ing order;
Commissioned officers of volunteers, leaving
the service, will in addlton 10 the certificate Uf
non Indebtedness from the second AuditOr of the
Treasury, hereafter be required ~ Payma-terS
paying their discharge aeeouuts To furnlsh 4
statement that there are no stoppageS against
them on tho books of this ofhcc l.1E
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

CRMiSAL CouRT--Mr. JHsfice Ola
lEdwsrd g. Darlington, Esq., District Attorney,
prosecuting
The court met this morning, but on account ot
the small -pox having broken out among thu
the third day Of May ..
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
National Banks.

Tho whole number Of national banks now 10
operation is 7, O4a with capital stock u t2jo,
Oh, $40. os. Paid In, s2tl. 2ss, $40. s. The
| amonnt Of national currency issued to tho uA.
tiOnai banks for the week ending April 22d, was
e. T07, osO Total amount fnrnistsd sis, sSl, 500
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

PRrSoSERs.-squads Of Confederate pris-
onors continue to come in and deliver them.
solves up at the Provost MarshAl's Office.
They arc confined in the Libby until the
parole and oath can be administered TO them.
The Libby Is quite full again.--Riehm0nd
TYbip. .... = h sN."FFF IHIv T.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

GENERAL CANDY reports that he found in
Mobile and its defsnooa, on the west side Of
tho Bay, over ono hundred and ATTY guns
and very large amount Of Ammunition and
supplies Of all kinds, and about one thousand
prisoners. A large amount Of provisions and
forage has also been found, and the quantity
Of cotton captured win probably reach 80, 600
bales. 4 "a.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

GoRDoSsvILLE, Va, was evacuated BY the
rebels simultaneously with Richmond, the
forces stationed there being removed to
Lynchburg, whore they subsequently, fell
into Gen. Grants hands. s.' = N''
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
From Mexico.

NTw OELEASs, April Is. -MatAmoras adVicea
to the sth instant have been received Corlinus
and McnJas are represented AZ having about
three thousand men! Gen. MeJia has sent force
against them. and Il was expected that the libe.
rails would attack MatAmoras soon.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

To THE LApTEs.--Ladiss, if your hair Is
falling Of, or N prcmaturely gray. don q fall 10
call on Professor bibb bet His skill In treating
the hair has been fully Attested for the last siS
weeks In this city. He remains until wednes.
day. Warrington bullding corner Of Seventh
street and Pennsylyania avenue, room s.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

ISA HELPLEss CONDITION. evening
Roundsmah johnson and Oaicer Maxwell found
soldier named Oscar Smith lying In an insensl .
bic condition In the alley between Ninth and
the station-houso and medical aid summoned
This morning hs was sent to HaFeWood hospital
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Movements OF Union Prisoners.

CAIRO, April Is Right thousand AndersonyIllo
prisoner are at vieksburg getting ready to rs-
turn t. their homes y ..
The Henry Arts has taken I, 800 for s.. Louis
According 10 thg dead roll !, 100 Federal sol.
di"rs were buried at AndersOnYille during ore
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

PosfFoSEb--Thec case Of Miss Mary Haryis
charged with the murder Of A. J. Burrough.
in January last, At the Treasury Department. Ia,
been postponed until one week from next wednes
day, the 81 of Nay, on account Of the sieknes.
Of Nlss llHrris, who Is new suffering With erysip.
elias IN The face
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
COUNT PRocEEpIYas

CmcuIr CouRr-Chief Jastiee Carter
The case Of Y. D. French against G. c. Meador
from magistrate In regard to tenant holding
over case.
Alexander &. Cox, Of the Ohio Bar, was, on
motion q Mr. Davidge, admitted an attorney and
counsellor Of this court.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

AcrNo MAroR. During the absence Of
Mayor. wAuaeh, who has gone 10 Springfield
with the remAihs Of President IAnesin, Josoph
y. Brown, Esq President ofthe Board o. Alder.
men, will act a. Mayor.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

conntrTkD Fon CoURr.--Paddy Welsh
and Wm. Harris were arrested yesterday hy
omecrs sara md Waliing for entering the hons.
Of Charles and Mafgarst johnson, IN PrAther /,
aIley, and robbinE them Of sl5. They were
lahfn before Justice 0iberson and -somnalited %
inil for court atII ~ ~ '7TT.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

TnE duties Of the Mayor are, We under.
stand, confined exclusively 10 the issuing Of
permits for the admission Of paupers TO the
Almshouse. - RiehSol,a WHir,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

THE ATLANTIC MoETHLr, and "oUR YouSa
TcLKA; "a maguTins for Juvsniica for Ma bSNs
been received By J. sHILLiSGroE.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

LIErr. Col. Boorh-Tt Is stated that
JonS WILKES BoorH held a commission Of
Lieutenant Colonel under the rebel govern.
ment
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

sNALL-Pox IN THE JAIL.-within tho past
few days three or four cases Of small pox 6aye
broken out In the jail Thsy have all been rs
moved 10 Che small pox hospital
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

the eeudifion Of the Circle and the washinRton
stntute. There IA, every day, In tho Clrrl,
twenty or more cows and . number Of hogs,
roofing up the grass.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

BnhsrADT's GLohIous PIcTuRE Of IN,
Rocky Mopntaipa Il on exhibition at seaton Hail
Let everybody see H. Our space IL too much cir.
eumseribed this afternoon 10 notice Il as IL De
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
THH cAIIINIIT.N

Z. ~ ,FHlS'.NHy N,x'tc.
2 wsars rsqassssd . annouhce tbatsihe
statements in the New York press, teiegraphed
from this city, that President JoHssoS Is
about ttorcorganiss his cabinet, are without
the slightst foppdatlopf in truth. Such un-
authorised declarations are only fruitful Of
and are very embarrassing TO the
- 'f-i aiE'a-
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24

San. sHARPLEY's AND sASFoRp's MrSs
.fnrts opsn 10 might Al the Washington Theatre
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
sEcnErARY SEWARD avn SOW.

We are happy 70 state that Secretary sEs'
ARD continues to improve, having been able
to SIT up aconsiderable time to-day. Il
Mr.. PHspEhIcK sEwAno is also much
halter
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
REFRIGERATION OF GEN. BURNsIDI

On the lith instant Major General BrRs-
SIDE mailed, in New York, his resignation to
President 'LIScoLS. The latter never re-
ceiyed II.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
Rtr-I II Hovitd. oflhs OstaIiy n. saI.,
Ck1Irf 40 aflyt ~ Hble r,rt - u thcif -.
spsstive skarekes, aad dkt u ~ Mi of a.,
President in fesllhe mtnAw

PRnsEsfxfios oF RkpEL Fixes. an n
e'slpct to.any, Captain'fora, o. the eeth n. Y
lrith briFads, presented 10. tho War Department.
~ rcpel battle lngs Nosi of them were cap
tnred A the battle of safiofs' Creft on tho en-
present were the SECRETARY of War, Hon. Charles
henas teqa,orv Henrr Wfison and Reverdy
Johnson, gesefnor Brydab, of 0hio, Hon. Al
Iies, % Maine. and Hon: william Highly, III
oharials Tere noiieed Major General Hitchcock.
General Nichols, 0enerai Hardee, Major oenrr,iI |
Parke, and General Hancock. A. one O. oIoshl \
Colonel Sherman presented 81 rebel battle aas. Il
10 the War Department. Seven Of these battisl
flags Nere captured By one reEimeht--lhe Plr,tI |
Virginia. Colonel sherman made feeling "a. 4
dress on the preeentation Of the AaNa, and thel
secretary Of War, On behalf Of the President ana
nation thanked the brave boys on account nj
their vaiof and patriotism. .-l-T.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
'0uaoard, right oRl0ard.
Iaie the Ialisy " Dsaih,

But larger, by hundreds multiplied into mil.
lions, than the dsomed band who rode 10 swim
dss.Iueiioa In Ieunyson'a poem, is the greai
unumely graves, followed by the gGuni
Spectre DrAPErsIA. This IL ali wrong, and
should eeaset There IL no necessity Tor iL
PLAsrArioS BIrrERs, the great stomSchie Pain
Vertigo, DulineSs, and all Symptoms Of kindred
character a. n By magic. He who has NO excuse
for hinsss, is indeed guilty, nhe continues 10
suner. PLANTATION BfrrERs may bo had every.
Wheroi They are cheap, reliable aud sure
Buy, InT, Akp ~ CuKED.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-24
ny THIEGnAPH.
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PUBLIC tNDIGNETI0N AoAkNBT
= a, bEn. sHBRMA4E ~
fspetiai diipa,eh % ~ Eailopsl llspshiieat
Nsw ye,s, April ss, I1eS. .-Arhs issl|ts
f ialigpsi'on sS,ryrher, sxn|lssed N "a.
atty ioLdae aesgainA oshchal sHSN y 8 %
tspss, The Government Is applauded for It's
prompt action, and the hearts Of the people
20 with Gen. Grant on his mission.
Especial Dispatch 20 the National Rspubliean.l
BosToS, April %, ls65.--Ths peopiS of
Boston arc everywhere sOndsmning General
sRnnfAS fer hrs disgracsfui lttsmpt st n
settlement with JoHSSToS, for opening gate
way for the escape Of Jar. DAVIS. The
action Of the Government is universally sp-
proved in this city. .i nt-r
Especial Dispatch to the National Rspublieah.
pHILADELPHIA, April 23.-The announce.
ment ofthe conduct Of General sHERHAN
deepens the national grief oeeasiOned By the
presence in our city, yesterday, Of the re.
mniua Of our late Chief Magistrate, whose
great programme Of settlement sHERNAS has
so recklessly disregardsd. The prompt action
Of President JoHNsoN and his Cabinet meets
a ready response. ~ EsW
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