New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

WIsElNGIcH, httHChIs Alib H. ie''''
Feerv effort that ingenuity, excited byieryol
Der 10 cal or trace the ASSASSIN q NJ Lincoln sa
Tie would be assassin Of Nj seward. ,
The Common Council have ofe:ed reward @
90 eco for tic arrest and conviction 81 the assas. 10
Snd to THE sum another Of siCO0O = ADDED BY COL
{. Baker, Agent q the w. Department making q
To t1is announcement are added the following de
scriptions o. tho individuals accused:
tIe RIPIIoE o. WILKES BooTH WHO AssAssIEATLI
TflR PRESIDENT On TEE EvESIHe OF APRIL
II, 1865:
Hight Eve Zee. oeLt inches; weight 100 pounds
fopTat; built; Lar Jet b.scE- inclined to eur OF neluJ
fbgtl end parted behindi eyes black and heavy CAR
When taking inones his head forward and looks dow
bIsCBIPIIoH or TIE PERSON wEO AITLHPTD It
AssAssISATE The EoN. w1 u. sEwARD, sEcRt
TAbY OF sTATE.
Hight si1 fee, ono inch; hsr, baok. thick full and
r<siehti 10 beard nor appearance Of beard; eheet
Yea on the laws; face moderately full ~ or - years
pf age tyes large not prominent, color unknown
hrows Iot heavy bat daIk; face lot large but rathe
found; complexion HEALTHY; nose straight and wel
Formed, and OF medium s!1c mouth sI1al; lips thini
the upfer Up prSirldes when be teks chin pGiste,t
soft all small fingers taperins, .lowing 10 sgns o
hard labor; broad shoulders; taper waist straight
EguTei strong looking man; manner not gentleman,
ant vulgar oyercoat with pockets in the ed,
and one tie breast with lsppels or flaps pants bac,
and OF common stuff; new heavy boots; voice ANAL ent
shin, anu inclined 10 tFemor
Meetings are called for this evening Of Penn
Oransns MissouTians and Ohioans, who are residents
u this city and Georgetown, for the purpose o. glne
trpression TO their feelings on the late sad aiction o.
Tie country 10 the death of Mr.. Lincoln ard to MAKE
Arrangements 70 attend bis funeral.
MEETING o. the New.YOrk Club for The same pIr
fose viii also be held tonight.
All The theatrical and concert saloon profreto!s an
toane that tier esteb!sLmtLts VII lie closed unit
stEsher Io.iee1
The deep interest felt in Secretary Seward
zss hroLged IBIS residence with visitors among then
he members o. tie Cabinet. foreign ministers, and
shIge number Of Others.
He informed Yesterday .or The first tine Of til,
assassination Of Pre'den. Lincoln and OF the attempted
ests,shsion d imee aud Of the Assistant Secretary
And 10 zone extent q The condition in which the latter
Mr. Seward, though moved with the most intense
borrow and horror At tie recital Of the awful facts
ueyertheless bore II with considerable hruress and
eenposure his strength having so lar regrued as iC
/etSat hlp 70 undergo the trying ordeal.
TIE ATRoc1oUs CONSPIRACY
: Tie National fntstigtnotr says:
We can state on the highest authority that has be-
stoerained that thsIo was regular conspiracy 10 as
ste Vice President Booth IL il said sent his card M
20 tho Viee'President at his hotel but Mr.. johnson
t1ad not conveniently sec Linn.
The names Of tie seyeraily appointed assass1s ere
Ee understand, known aud after the present invcstga
Ron Is coneladed end publishet the public will he as
scnithed at the Developments. Prom motives Of public
kstrest We refrain iIom mentioning many Of them tina
kssoh nh
member Of The Cabinet remarked. tie day after
ne murder Of Nj Lincoln, that the Rebels bad Ios
shef beet friend that M Lincoln invariably at ever
HsD!net meeting Coubsecd foTbearance. kindness aL'
mercy toward ,htse misguided men
TAG rsHst.ceT also coz elns Tie following:
We nnderstand, from a1tsor.fy which We deem M
tuetnsnape Mat few days age. afteT an interview
ss.~een the Iaie Chet AaesTste and ne present one
~. Luoo,s esIos.ed hius.h grGtiGed ,S'h their con
tai1eLl Ytwf and that lie IaoeO ut "a opGdeLee IN
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