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EEG1l CAIRO AND BELOW.
The Surrender of Kirby Smith md
01ck Taylor.


lspedA o1spsten 10 the Chicago Tribunc.1
CAIRO, May T.
The 3iemphg eud ST. Louis pasaeueer nnck.t
Belle Mtmph1s, Muscelleman, Master, Enther And
Rostland, clerks, has passed up with 14o bales Of
cotton and twenty-five hoesheads oi tobarco
Col spzague and stsf1, the Arab Fire Company Of
this ci,y, snd number OF citizens are passengers
on the Belle IN route for Springfield to attend
tic obsequiea Of cur lamentrd President.
Merida: papers Of the ecth, and Jackson papers
cf the 22d contain the following items:
Col. r. S. Patton, commanding tho Sd district
Ct M&EsIss1ppl-Stats troops -0tuers commanders
Of cor panies' TO keep. ona.,htfd Of the men on
duty aud the balance to be ready at mo1nente g
notice. The militia officers are TO report to the
The Correspondent Of the Ners 1nduIRez IN an
a1flcle Of bfutal exultatfon oreE the death Of
President Lincoln, and then hopes the murderer
Cen. Manry, Who eommsnded at Mobile. hss ee-
tahl1sled his bCsdQuartcr- at Mertd!au.
All officers and men IN AlahanaA ano Mississippi
belonging to Tho corina auds In North Carn1ina
and yirg,nia arc ordered 10 report to Gen. Maury
Immediately. .
r. xlskslSre yad 1sss1s @ tr9m eSntemaa M fsaaaa
Gr:ne.r's command, lcfs Mobile On the l4th Inst,
E1'h twenty days ratioue, for, an expe sstoo up
o5 song q cur bet run boats, and 1t was SUP
MT. Inc r1eatcst efforts possible ste being
3:tb,1e, 1rd Gen. Wilson WIS cspccted to rake
sho1f R"Il of Forrest. We may At al events
@ lSsE for ftar'ltng news from this dtrecnon II 4
81: 1orrs, May a-The Dkn,orrot,s c,,ro
epecssl sa5e tbs Memphis Bnlietis lesrna taat on
snncay lat. probably tho s3d, .hat negotiatiors
I've o. spraEue, Chief Of itaff to Mil Gen.
rope, end 'bc authorities OF The Trans
EeEarment- Tor Tue surrender Ut KIRBY Smt r.
I Sorcee. 4-H
The Rtp.a1seonts Cairo sptcial says that Gen
cbalmefa has been murdered hy eorne neyson ~,
, 1865-05-03
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY. MAYS. 1865

anu other Northern cftiea. The affair Is under
going thorough investigation.
WASHINGTON, Maya
NAR DEPARTMENT. april %. 1885.
~ me executive order al January 20, 1865, psoyi,
nG tor tne expo5thton q hay is re-cinded from
aug "a 1lter a, ne 1T az Of My, 1856,
EDWIN n. SrANre1, Secretary Of War.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsa1NG1ox, May i, is55
N pursuance Of the terms OF the above order,
a.! restrictions heretofore placed by this depart
ment On the e1portadon Of hay are hereby re-
Ls1gnedl HUaH McCU11ocu,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Tue Scwurds'
WASHINGTON, May 2-9a.m
HOB. E. Il Stanton, Sec'Y Of War:
nave the honor to report that The Secretary OF
state ts feeling very! well this morning. Mt. F.
SeWard's condition is more encouraging.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
J. K BARNES, Surg. Gen.
WAsH1EQToE, MsJ 80 p. m.
Uon- E. NJ. StantoD. Secty Of War:
have the honor to report that the Secretary Of
State has had an apparatus applied to his lowe1
Jaw Today which promises the required purpose.
NJ +. Seward ls quite ss well a.. at la:t report.
Very respectfully, your obtdlen! Ee1Tant,
j. E. BARNES, Surg. Gen.
For Additional Telegraph See 41h
P0*e
, 1865-05-03

known, bnt more reliable Information says 1t vas
done BY rebel soldiers.
A refugee from Tompkinsvi1le brings report
that the rebel GenerallMaurY, iateIcomnsuucr uf
CONF anded the 1st brigade At Spanfsh Fort He
eays tho decentralization among the rebe1sta that
vicinity 7s very great
MEMPHIS, April 30, r!d CAIRO, May 1.-The But
IttiH Of this morning says: 1T is reported that
the rebel Geh- Dlek Taylor sent Gen. Hodges to
nolify Gen Dana OF the surrender OF Johnston to
Sherman, and inform him Of the terms OF the eur
reufer- Gen. Dana lmmsdtatey gave fnt1 Gre
dence to Dick Taylor'e statements, and arranged
az armiftice with Hodges, the terms OF which arc
retaining the light to punish ener1llss-t1Bde reg
uist1one aid 1nte1course continuing under yerg
liberal constructions. This armistice contem.
plates arrangements on the eame plan as those
proposed h3 Ten. Sherman. unless repudtatei by
Gen. Dsna'a superior officer. The armizt1ce coui-
r enecd OIL the a9th Of Ap,i1, only to be tesmIEa.
ted al forty eight hours notice.
, 1865-05-03
FROM l3EF 1IOINES
Republican Stnte t,onv@utton-n3rfn
hopberf@s By GnerfIfas,


Especial Dfspstch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DEsNo1sEs, Iowa, Msy 4.
The Republican 5tate Convention, for the nom
tnation Of cacdldates for Governor, Lieut. Cover.
nor. one Judge or the Supreme Cozrt, and Super
in'tnaert Of Public Ius:ruc.ion, to be elected et
the next neral election In October, Ia called to
nett Al this place On the fourteenth Of June.
Gen. n. ri. Crocker Ia at St. Louis, e1ck He
was on biz way from Fort Sumner, New Mexico,
OF which distinct he has had the command 1or thc
last cte ht months, to report at Washington, to
tale IN active Command in Grants army.
Ell &]espurtan6 OF the rebel cuer3lla species
took pnsEace last Saturday night at Ottnmwa, on
one Ut tpe Western St1:e CompanP,s co1ch e.
bound for Nehrnska City. When abopt III miles
1tcm Citrrytile, in Appa co1nty,f the sconn-
drrlls robbed the mall and al the passence1s and
then went On to NETT the coach coming ftQ n the
west Hnd served the mail and passencers OF tnst
it the sn.Dc n=uncr. They then took six vf fh1
coupapy's hurece, and have not yet been caught !:
hut Will be IN few osys. 1t is said that noae Of
the paEteugers suffered violence from The rob-
hers.
BY order Of General Pope, the inmates Of the
hutp1tn's at Eeokuk Will he examined On tue bth
tns1ant End VI in condition to 20 10 their
homes will be discharged.
Colonel Gr1er has received orders from Wash
jnlto 10 discharge all T. crulta, substitutes,
dsntled ucn, and nil other soldiers there, except
the TI1cfHU reserves,
, 1865-05-03
News 81 TEl,Eala:|:zkspEzA| Il
Kirby Smith and his
| Command Sur
| rendered.
GEN. DICK TAYLOR FOL.
| LOWS SUIT.
No REBEL ARMIES NOW IN
THE FIELD.
MoRE ABOUT THE RER-
Ell RAr% WEBB.
Eer taptala and Twenty-Five Of
Her Grew Captured.
i REBEL BlTEERY SUNK BYA
REBEL TORPEDO.
Reported Invasion Of Missouri By
Jeff. Thompson,
Three Hundred Of the Survivors
Of the Sultana Arrived
at st. Louis.
FIVE OF HER CREW ARRESTED
ON 4 SERIOUS CHARGE.
The Steamer Hamilton Sunk by
a Torpedo in Mobile Bay.
The Third Michigan Cav
airy Aboard
TH1RTEEN KILLED AND
WOUNDED,
GOLD 2A1 l.2,
THE FUNERAL CDRTEGE.
Three Hundred Of the Survivors
Of the Sultana Arrived
at St. Louis,
FIVE OF HER CREW ARRESTED
ON 4 SERIOUS CHARGE.
The Third Michigan Cav
airy Aboard.
THIRTEEN KILLED AND
WOUNDED,
GOLD 241 Ia,


At Joliet.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
JOLIET, May e-1l:bo p. m.
Those ovations to the dead, 60 eraudly tmpos.
Ing and solemn, which have greeted the funeral
cortege through Maryland, Pennsylsani New
Jersey, New York Ohio and Indiana are having
their counterpart in 1oble aud loyal illinois, That
universal fount IN the human heart that can be
tonched BY the higher Christian Virtuee,
IVES Stirred when the assassin h.nd
stuek down the most charitable and
reg'stere itself among the mouzners~for the great
dead; Her door poets a1e epunkled with the
fotted.
Hare Just time to say that tie corteee ha. IT,
rived Ealely aud will depart IN moment.
Wilmington.
Especial Dispatch to The Chicago TribQne1
WILMINGTON, ILL.,, May z.
The funeral train was received by ou1 citizens
here By the klodling Of bondres and torchlfght
procession on either side Of the tra=k. The de-
pot buildings were beautifully draped in front
hy emb1esns in the form Of an satertsk, with the
motto in the center, ''Mnr1yr yer Mon
srch," from which radiated the mourn-
Ing colozs, fastened by rosettes. Aboye the
motto Wee bust Of ,he :amented dead,
ttr OF The building, an eagle WIS mounted, bear.
Ing In its he&k the motto: 'Hfs go,Dg ont vas IN
e1per4mens; ets o@tng In IL succese.r On the
platform IN front were four nltarF, upon which
fire. we're burning. illuminating the entire front,
md beari, e out the repreeentahon. perfectly.
catch glimpse Of the tta1n hcighted with the
nations surTow.
, 1865-05-03

w.''y &z1e1r 0FH FetzFd.
b." rfcciSs1 ntSo9ox, Nay e-Tho Navy Department
:,,,i II mac"mo under date Of April 1e,h, at ply-
sah to ;ad IN es.i xsiGh ae
nea1Es battery dawn he Ro,nopr sd ma4 .. 1ent
wes y. 2 lust 4eayc this place. immedi @ stciv ~
14cs lie a[e ~, @1asa n5S, i1 nc nd
Y .rdrr Febizer haa sepi party m nnder r' t,e"t
FTSnE!n. tflne lsaset, sshicn ps,ty bad fuund H.
hafte;y FUNK near dsLesvil'e 6y one Of ts.a1r nwo
Io1ptdocs. Lieut. FFnhk in set Ore to A., n ~ ~
thai vas ahore wa.cr, a"out tSo {cct nna II T..
supposed the Is pretty thoroughly dtstsoyed,, -
, 1865-05-03
FROM TpETROIT.


Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Trtbune.l
DETROIT, May i, 1sG5.
IN the Supreme Court, to-day, Justice Cooley
det3ded against granting new trial to Holt, who
wss cenr1cted Of murder several weeks sioce. The
defcrdsnt'e counsel applied for new trial on the
ground that the Court had oyerrulcd the challenge
of Juror who bad formed partial opinion d. TO
the guilt or innocence Of the defendant, from ru-
mora hrard tn the street Int not positive optn-
1th. The Court held that 1he mere etatemeat Of 2
oaf0r mt he has formed partial np1ulon Is not
eaAEteht to GlsQpatlfy him "A a furnf
, 1865-05-03
Relief and Health to your Infants,

We have put md sold tbia article for over 80 yssss
and CAN SAY IN CONF1DESCE AND TRUTH o
It What We hive never been able to ta9 OF aoy
medic1ue-SEyER has II FAIL7D IN 4 SIEGLY
INSTANCE TO EFFECT 4 CURE, when ttme.y
used. Never did We know Inst .nce OF ds:atiafAc-
ton by any one vho usd 1t. On the contrary. al are
delighted With Its operations. aud sreak in terms ct
commentator Of its magical effects and medical mr.
tues. Te speak Iu this latter "WHAT We DO
YN0W." after 50 JeA1a experience; AND PLEDGE
OUR REPUTATION FOB IRE FCLFILMENr uF
WHAT VIE HIRE DECLABE In a,most every In.
stance where the Infant Ia suffering from lin and er-
hauls1on, EeNsf will be fourd in .ftteen tscnty
nil after t-e s. rup ls adu1nntercd.
Fcu5tsectas1s Tor asiaE Will sccompauyesch bott:e.
HoneReunlne unless the FAC atmt1e OF CURlI5 fER
KESS. New T orS. IA on the oU:tlde wrapper.
Sold By Druggists th4 o1khout the Rorlt.
, 1865-05-03

AAe EuolAI 0GsAS ~ OcstoH upon Inc Nl1
on OF our great and good President some tes
t:monial Of nations gratitude for his illustrl
ous strTice6, and sympathy for her appalling
hereavemsnt, is almost universal It is quite
true tha. Mrs. Lincoln has suffered no more
thnn hundreds of widows, whose husbands
have laid down their lives for the self same
cause 1t is perhaps true that many stand in
greater need Of such q testimonial than Mrs.
Lincoln. 1t is we'll to look at this subject IN
all its bearings, and to view It In thu lira. of
democratic principles. No country, We BE-
Neye, embodies the sentiment Of gratitude for
public services and lofty example more thor.
oughly than ours, yet it does not often take
The form. as is customary in Europe, Of pccu-
mary bcstowment. This difference arises from
the spirit Of selfrel'ance which constitutes
the principal endowment OF every American
leading to the belief that It is the first dnty
Of each man, in country where the oppor.
tunitics a-e as various and great, and the re-.
wards Of industry as sure, to provide for his
own Independence. This belief Is ths patu.
raj outgtowth Of our institutions. Bnt t,,s
fact Is equally familiar md natural in onr ~,
pesi.pce, that those who hare given all tbcir
strength and life itself to the service of thri,
country have frequently fallen, in this recard
fur behind those who have devoted similar
abilities and energies to their own business
and private fortunes. Mr. Lincoln. thourh
doubtless prudent, WIS not an exception ia
this rule. When he left Springfield, it Il we'll
known that his pecuntary circumstances were
moderate. aud would hardly hare been ade-
euate as provision for his family, sinca
eeycral Of his predecessors, though drawing
thtir salaries in gold, retired from the off1ce
poorer than they entered upon it, 1t ia re,,
eonable to suppose TINT Mr.. Lincoln. xho
received his salary in apaper c1ncn:y depre.
ciated during most Of the period to from
twenty TO thirty cents On the dollar in a.tna1
value, could hardly have accumulated mr.
considerable provision for his family. It il
plain to Ill men that Mr.. Lincoln for hi. IN.
estimab'c services received less than half III.
salary In gold-L T., In taa-that Was paid tn
james Buchanan.
But'we will npt pause to inquire m ;nute,x
whether Mr.. Lincoln laft his family +,
comfortable circumstances or otherxise
snch an Investigation could only be
born Of low appreciation Of the
times in which We live. Nor will
We inquire how much nc ONE to Mr.
Lincoln. for sach a debt can nerer
be repaid except by the af.ctionate "a.
and emuiation Of his elor;o1r
life. The real question before US IL how c,n
we testify to those to whom hi. Lincoln was
3 husband and father, our high estima inn Of
bis worth and our great sorrow foEhIs loss.
A1,,.o 1,uy }..1r~
, 1865-05-03
Gold.

Krw YorK, May a+-Gold has further rcccded.
SaIts ycere uade duriug the morning - low as
Ml, win good buEiness Going. :
, 1865-05-03

new YORK, May a-1he no.Id's " Washington
81, cal esys: It II unde :s'ood that Mes H. Sew
"a. slsniuu auu Wclics hare indicated des,re
10 be relieved hom thet1 retpechTe pnrttol,os ou
The lst OF July. The i#o 'ormer viii probably
be succeeded BY Ne+srs. Charles Fr1ncf. ALA IS
End Preston King. and the latter oy J. ". Fo.-
,.vf
, 1865-05-03
Warrington mouument AAsoc1ntIon-
14nttr from Gen Sherman-Future
=


Later from Gen Sherman-Future re
Disposition or the Troops.
NEw York, May e,-The tommerctars Wash
tngton special spys Mnyor WalIack has been ap
poinied President Of the oci ton for the erec.
ZION Of monument to the late President, in this
city. George ". Rigs, the banker, ]. the treas.
ufcr.
Capt: Robert Lincoln has gone to Illinois, to be
at the 1nterment OF his fathers remainx at
Springfield.
The Itst's Waih'neton special .aya the trial o,
the persons imulicated in The assassination will
commerce. IN thst c1ty early, next week. Newspa.
per reports will be admitted.
4 stta1uer hiss just been captured running ont
OF the R1rpahaDpock strer with seye14l kegs Of
specie, stoieu from the Richmond banks by The
f!inE 1she1e, On board.
The Tort snys Gen. Barry aDd Mst. Ward Mich
ols, Of she1m5u.t stat. Nal. LudloW, OF the en-
e1neef corps, Capt. MarEh-l1 and Lieut. Voplanrk,
Of Gen. Asrrys ftatf arrived in the cty last eye
p n1n.: Tfcy left Rsleigh On Friday morning, at
u O'Clock, by way Of the Dismal Swamp canal. and
% pave nade. ii will be Seen, quick passage home-
N'tn. snernan has gone to CnarIeeto1 and Sayan-
ua1 10 iook alter his command.
ihe 1oth lid I'D eorpa, with Ka'p.trick's cavsl.
=. are to rtnaIa IN garrison in tue Casolina:,
Tne tie Others are on their VII home hs var Of
n.cnmnnd and Alexsnutfa They will be at the
!a4.eT PIT &C BY the first Of June
, 1865-05-03
Fk ON WASHINGTON.
Rtfe ru.E In the TTea4ury Department
"A 1rs asuFE Agent Eo2u: to EuFope.

"A T,rs asurE Agent going to Europe.
{Specfsl Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
WAsH1so1oS, Msy 2.
Under the direction of Secretary McCuIloch,
two experienced gentlemen connected with the
Treasury afe cocduct1ng thorough investigation
In sariou: bureaus Of that Department.. They
carefully examine the books md balances
and the fyrten Of checks In use IN the
note printing buyeau. 1t Is expected that N .ny
improvements will be suRsested. 1t IL under
stood that Assssta1t Secretary Harrington will
soon 70 to Europe, rakang with him specimens
Of the various American securities. 4 comua1s-
sloner Of the Treasury Will soon 70 to Europe
with specimens Of the various American bonds
f"r the purpose Of explaining the various adyan-
lagos Of these loans, and 1nsHuctng bankers, &C.,
how TO detect copntergein.
, 1865-05-03
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The following Is extract Ct letter written by tAa
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Church, Brookl1n, n r. to the Journal and Nzssen
ger, Cincinnati O., anu tpe4ks votur1en in favor o.
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ot al it claims. 1t Is probably cne Of the most
Euccesstnt medicines Ct the dag, because It s one
the best. And these Of cur read rs wno h1v4 ban,e
can't DO better than isy II asuppiy.
ar2fu1l5 6n, ,TFAN.net
, 1865-05-03

Gen. Grant in New Jerney-The Sul-
ta10 Disaster to be Investigated.
lSpeclal Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbuce.]
WASHINGTON, May 2.
Lert+nsnt General Grant let Washington to-
day for Burlington, n. j.
Colonel Badr1n, OF General Grants staff, has
gone to Cairo to Investigate the causes Of the re-
cent Sulfapa dtsaetef
, 1865-05-03

865~sTEAMBoATs:=1 55lnnE;!;9;5
1i.AkE MICHIGAN AND LAKE SUPERIOR LINEa
For AitYapkee. ke9csha. Raeias, Port Waahioz:oa.
NJ. s ssaebos So. &. AsnitoEoe a;l g and Two Riye;s.
GaDt MeHe1rT, viii during he acascn of iss fofa
Ing their docks below Kush street h.idge EVERY
H51kNlSG ~ Gsondaya exeepteD At O'Clock. The Frt
anh Esca connsctnE at the hitter point With sh<
fe1insuar Railway for Marquette and other poluts OF
Lake supe:oT- For fright passage arpy On board
or to JAMES r DhlI.1BA. AEen:.
ap21u1eI-su yxsw.uet
, 1865-05-03


lower buJ on the 26th, by coming in contAc
with r. bel torpedo. The steamer had OF
beard the Sd Michigan cavalry. Thirteen o
The persons on board were either killed or bad
II injured.
As Senator Sumner WAS returning II his
1oems Last Thursdsy night, he was shot ut
by 81 me- person Who fed and was not recog-
nized. How ncar tho bali OF the would be
assassin failed Of its object, is not known.
Next morning Mr. sumncrreceived an anony-
nous letter, saying, t. 1t is fortunate tor you
Aat my aim was not gocd."
Mallory, tho rebel Secretary OF the Navy,
surrendered himself to our forces at Pensa-
cola, Florida, on the Goth Of April. The
whereabouts Of JeG. Davis is unknown, but
1t is supposed that in company with Breck-
inr!dge and other rebel leaders, he Is travel
ing westward in disguise, en- route to Texas
and Mexico.
The rebel ran Albe:mnrle, which was sunk
by Lieu enant Gushing, at Plym onth, n. c.,
has been raised By Federal contractors, and
taken to the Gosrort Navy Yard.
The 'atest quotation Of gold In New York
last evening was 1i11z.