, 1865-04-26

est R1D2a upon feOn6ylVaDta avenue. Indeed
iu mary cases their houses are draped deep
the old adagc cf wearing the livery OF Heaven
In which to serve the devil.
PRxsDKHT JOHNSON,
Our newly elected President, is befn waited
upon by different delegations. The telegram
has already given you the substance Of his
rtmarks in reply to the delegation Of Illinois
citizens who waited on lin yesterday. No
mercy will. be shown leading traitors.
MRS. I1Noo1N AND FAMILY.
Your readers will naturally wish to know
the ccnatt'on and health OF Mis-. Lincoln.
For the first time since the assassination the
ttsreaved widow sat up in bed yesterday
.marning. She Is still very weak, but gain
ipg strength daily. Capt. Robert I4ncoln
and his brother Thomas, a fine looking BOY
aged twelve years, will remain at the eIecu-
tive mansion with their mother. The family
will continue to occupy the White House
until about the middle Of May, when 1t is
believed Mrs. Lincoln will return West, and
probably make Chicago her home. It is
GENERALLY supposed that Springfield will no
longer be the farnily residence. Talking OF
home matters brings to my mind the fact
that Mr.. Lincoln never felt so contented and
happy In his life time as on the night OF his
ASSASSINATION, and while at the White House
the servants and others remarked how joy
Gus and light hearted he locked. j.
CONSPICUOUS MoTToEs.
Throughout the city conspicuous notices
a.e to be seen COMMUNICATING the memory
ofPresident Lincoln. =
Over the Pnymaster's office on E street was
the following bcautitul and appropriate
motto: t. Els life was gentle and the ele-
ments so mixed In him, that nature might
stand up, and say to all the Horld, : This was
Over Grover's Tbeater Was painted. in
largo letters: 1.-THE Nation monrns a
naFty1ed Father" In other places mightbe
seen, We, mourn our country's loss"
Most surely has treason done Its worst, and
accomplished Its hclAsh purpose.
PERSONAL
}am deeply indebted to Gov. Ostes5y for
important fayofs, aud to Col. Bowen, A. D.
c.. for his repeated couFtesiea and kindnesscs.
Also to Capt. GcGs,e r. Bell, V. 4. G. ttor-
merly Of the Eth Illinois) son Of Judge Bell,
o web Known citizen Of Chicago, for
iavors Of great value. To "Asgaten
Gasf!tc, a1d to Frank Henry the laborlods
tcleg1aph.e correspondent Of the Chicago
TRIBUNE, treturn Bohemian's best wishes,
Other gentlemen have also aided to make
your correspondents present visit to Wash
irgton pleasant and agreeable. ;
HAnEtsbuRa, Pa April zt-8idnight :
Having fully telegraphsd. you Gil the lead
Ing incidents md particulars OF the move
ments Of the ccstege up to date, will now
be brief In conclusion, 1t is late aud wish
to have some priyate interviews with Nor
pheus. l will conclude by saying that our
1oute.up to this city has been one grind, SOL
emn ovation, in respect to him whose remains
VIC convey to their lust aud t1pal resting
place. Baltimore, 1oble, generous Baltimore.
paid the highest honors to tEc.dead and
Pennsylvania, too, isshowesing flowers in the
path Of our progress. The body Of the Pros
idenb has been lying In state at the capitol
fri m half past eight thiseyening up to twelve
o'clock. Thousands have gazed upon the
features. As elsewhere, immense throngs o..
people were unable to gain admtttance. We
leave tomorrow noon Tor Philadelphia. AL
is well and God prospers US. Dr.. ApoHIs.