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, 1865-04-21

The following Ia the text of letter, d1ted April
:, 1eG5, from Governor Oslesby to the widow Of
Senator Douglas. 1t contains the gratifying In
1elfgence that the action OF the State Of Illinois
tn reference to the last resting place Of her DE-
parted husband has hecn perfected:
fece,yed rome ds5e ago, with the dcrd TO lot one,
II oaksnT1ld, Chicago, Cook county. Illinois.
81 .saa9s. sss1oss Sou exchange
take Z tae e. liberty to euc1n:e yop an au.henhc.t-
ed eopY .! the Ast OF the Leelsl .tYre Of Ibis State
which refers to the sasne Subject.
take pleasure iu Informing yan .h.+ al, +ha
forms have "ecn complied with. proper aua necrs-
sary to vest In the Slate Of lllinoi. he Dire to thr
loved 90 well and honare5 60 lonc. he aacse ~. ~
mBins Of sour devoted husband aud Illinois nnh!a
5'atriet ana stat<so:aa Alwsye jealous of hi. In.
katlsiied to tuffer the so,l Of Ills lxtt hone ~ Nv
earth to ia u heritage to any other ,han tne:r
owu descendsnte.
1cem, ain mott respectfully, yonr ooettrnt ser.
'eTf f. following IL the Act referred To-; !, "a.
proved February 16, 1865:
lars to purchase the tract Of land in which repost
the remains Of Stephen l. Douglas.
Sec. i Be- It enacted by TIE people Or the s.ate
%hat ane Governor of The State of I1nols here
by authorized to purchase, IN the nsIc Of INC
z:tate ofIlllnois, the lot Of ground in which no"
Tepu3e the remains ot Stepnen - Ooa1Aasr w
ceased. io.wlt: Lot one ~ Of The lover 1ieE oi
.o.kcnwaid. subdivision of section 81. toxnshlp
81 north, runee IL east, IN the city q Chtcaso'
Dourlas; the same TO he held as b1ry1ns place
1er taid deceased, and for no other purpose; and
the sum OF twenty i've thonEacd dollhEt. OF fuch
lets tum o. may I've required, ts hereby apprnprla'
ted opt oi nny drnpjroprtated money in the tfeas.
u1J; And, npon thu cert fcate Of The Governor as
70 xhe amount rEqnar d, and that he iras teceired
.an al'etract Of une aua q proper deed, conveying
zAe eepf the above desctibed Premises xs herein
required, being rsefentsd TO the Auditor Of Pub.
amount thus certified TO-. full naymcct nf the
Gons.dc1ston money for the convey anre u a o
salo a1o 1- Goyttnos .s hereby zcque: ted 70
10 NIT. H. ncng'ns, aud to no other person yhnt'
EoeVef. "''
sess 81, =; TITS M aSt snail he Deemed public act,
Its passage ~'
, 1865-04-21

Ir1Uu 1ue -StW 1ulL 411uune. l3En.J
About u 1ear Ego We found in one Of our
~xshane. m extract from au article credited
in the must explicit teams tie hope was H.
pressed that 81 mt Brutus would yet br found
10 flee THIS unhappy country ff.,;1 lis tsrau:-
J. was s'so ststeo that otherpsi;ers had cop;''d
this article with the expression Of their ap-
probation. We intended t s1vc Lii. article
as slrcimtn Of tht split r.ryad:ng por-
yet been able 10 l4y our hatti ut i. Perhaps
so1.c OF our Republican exchanges, cspeclaliy
in The West, can produce it. If there really
have bcen newspapers so yilr as to poilute
their columns with an appeal for the MURDER
o. orr latntnted President, their nm,n.s
should le made known 10 the entire natiun,
and be tapdcd down to poeterlty it, cam paur
with the perpetrators and aecolnplices Vi
7l's tts tonlcst crime in the history Of the
United States
, 1865-04-21
THE SUPPOSED ASSASSIN,
Arrest rEu Detention Oh tf1e Reading
E2DAU%


=. AAkANAstt IA 4?[1l ~.
On uy rc:u1n irum Po!:xviile, tho representa-
tiobs 20 nlc lisa evening were such that sent d
sieciAl engine to Pottsyii'e after TEE uu evening
passenger IrAin, hut the man be Jeff the tram At
Auburn before the telc.rsm ech.d reach it. He
iten walked hack 10 Port C1iltou, after datl, and
stole his passnee 10 TaeaRqua Oh one or Our coal
tIains last night He ia now caueht at 1amaqua.
where We tclecrnnhca 10 1poE out FOR him. aud
will he heid INIT; Identified. There has been
rome p7outd for suspicion that 1t Is isoL.-,
ISIS .cd) G. A. S1cHoLs,
Superintendent P. and r Railroad,
rn11ADE1pu1A, april 20.-The following dis.
patch ,sus received thfa evening from lawyer Al
Resdlug. The dispatch Of yesterday wac sa.e-
whrt incorrect. The citizen OF R:a1ng, resexxei;
II. has no Acquaintance with Uooth. hav{t- sem
Him ut once. seven Year, ago, In 1sca4tes. "a
i,~ll}tfe. ait So consequently not ri to d4a-
til. btu now. He saw the suspected person L.
fatnn on Tue tdsy night IN COMPANY with another,
dstnkir" ff"ef" '-.: ;::ss that l.e ust intended
,rav,rr ~ to"b ior re:t,*si.!s r. ~ ?: g yes
Hl1h5. 90 e.: up.4. ..-. :
c"Shlzed the tndfyiuua1, VIII, apnenrtd ve-v r,nrn
eohtnsed 1T meeting him. lie asked the cItizsI -
WhetheE be was going Up In the train. Hnnn II.
4"sHei!nE tnaf nr Was nDf, the m "a said he wonld
le .oac@ III hc*d1nl III day Or tYp,y
SECOND DISPATCH,
RrAp1EG, Apr; a0.-7hr citizen who rcco,,
n'z*d lh:oth 1nE taken before ju.tlce Of he
PEACE this affeztoon, to make affidavit Of bts
knowledge. Tie how tweass ha does MT b,j;eve
the person pursued waa koo1h. Heretofore h.
ssaatrd positively that 1t was Booth, and hat he
knew him well.
, 1865-04-21
POSTSCRIPT.
kRGThER OF the AsSAss,Hs
ARRESTED,
Total Suspension Of Business
in New York,
The Operations of Gen. Gus
,tar's Division.

SPECIAL Dfspat:h to- Western Associated presa.
T. 80. Suspension or HnsIness.
NkW 1onK. Ap5ll so-Wal! straet presents a
rl:eee OF business we're cso.oa. sma,i crow; at nf
tpcsMaiore assembled on williams street, and
made quotations OF ~ for Ezie. bnt soon lisperse1
The Fast.
III The tast appointed ey Governor Fenton has
rtoret and Offices were clo3ed. Must Of III
churches had services, and no c?ening papers
Tsfe sr bnna is.msa lsher generally Ws sa:psnaed
continue: from yesterday. The naraher Of s1our7,.
1ne emblems Is increasing. aud displayed frof,
Ing nSnsff ,% q NE Roor e as The Fc along
Gp GGsp'ay q notices appropriate 10 the Occasion.
Ihs manifestations OF public grief Will b. cout1n-
ntd Tor Sonae tire 10 come. -
The KcmHtus.
NEW York, april 20.-Ihe ITortds Noshins on
turpss; ''nes'h his fastened into hls froxon
lie hss rot CHANGED in one line Of his grare
c9uhteusnee. The mouth Il shut Iiks that Of ono
who h:h nns 1T; hfs foot down armly and so are tue
ARTILLERY Results.
NEW fonK. April e9e.-The HtrG{d sums up out
Captures Of artillery since the list OF DECEMBER nt
1,Gs, and :ayslf we add to this list cannon sunk
rs TIE enemy On Tie water dnriug the eamo time,
the total 1osses pf The enemy sTll, exceed /. .7Ui
pieces since the beginning OF Decembcr last.
Gen. Caxtar's Order.
NEW foEE. april a0.-Gen. cnsiar, in the re-
cent order to hi. cavalry division, saga: "Durins>
the past f11 norlhs, although III tnoet lhslances
confronted BY superior ncmberr, yon hare cap
tnted III pleces oi 1tld artillery, Is hattie ases,
aid upwards of, 200 prisoners 1t war, including
et'cn EeEerM officers. 1ou h0ge never lost
gun, Eever loet color, and never been ilefrntrt
Notwithstanding the nur.erons engagements IN
which you have horne prnmtnen, part ,1peludirg
II" three memorable taitlt OF The Shenandoah
You have es]tu.cd every piece us artillery which
TIC c1tl1y It's Cared TO Open on u.s.
Fred. SeUArtrr C0,,.itjnu.
Frederick Seward'- health IL tm2tor.pc.
The lnvcs1f1utlon. =.
Gen. Ausr1 hts, by direction OF the Secrctary
Q! Nar: issued m order prohibiting alt those .n.
CONNECTED with ll,e E,urder of Mr. Lincoln and
tire attempted ASSASSINATION of Secrct7ry -ward,
Tom d1Enf:tnc Gu5 Information b.oaeht ont by
tEe fuFtetissf!ou, c<:tpl "a The Var Department.
All parties violating this or1.cr will be looked
upcn as obs i:act:s tfc Er@mpt arrest o! the con.
spira'ors aud will be treated accordingly.
The srcrtsnr,+k Con tt .ton.
Secretary SGward's con6innp conticnes to i'm.
prove.
Diplomatic.
Sir F frederick n. A. Bsnce was to-day Introduced
tn the President, and prcs@ ntcd his cfelan1al. "a
taFoT eAfFaordt'Gry a2d minister p1e0fpoleutfafy
ii Atr Ds1:nunlc Majesty 10 this Government.
Arrest Of One oF the Assn sstn..
RAI11AoHx, April a0.-A dispatch from Gen E.
g. Taylor, dated Relay House, thus eve11ln;. say.:
'Strrt. Ge1n~!1 OF tic lr. Delaware cavalry, Els
iuat brought in 4 B. Atztro:, o.e of the ASA ans
lie tar hecn Unidentified By detectives who haze
tetG puYSu:u, Efm.@
, 1865-04-21

His Notification Of MIR. Ltncol1ss As
knAs1natlon-p.ob obable Mario" Es*
cauc of elr. Ju1a uton.

New YoaE, April so.-The Mraid's Wa:hia;'
ton dispa.ch saSa: ut Was ex,Goyernor Farwcll,
u WISCONSIN. who nohacd Ar. Johnson Of the
ruurder Of Nr Lincoln. Nr..Jnhnson had retired
tor the nisht wh. notittd, and prompt Measures
We were takcn ior lis prot ct!on. But for this pre-,
cnce Of mind IN tic pa1t Of Goyern91 , Farrell,
het n mnrdcreu In The excitcmcpt produced BY q
know,edee Of The murder Of ar. Lfnco'a. As II
Was an nnusuai sur wus hebrd In the room OF the
unknuwn men, where = pistol and dltk werc
f,rnd
, 1865-04-21

lonorx TO the Memory OF Lincoln
hu%1lWhnckcfr Scattered

Especial Diep2seh TO the Chicago Tr1cune.i
81. LOUIS, April -.
4 magnificent cenotaph has been erected IN The
rotulda of the Court uouse, hy order OF the
rt unity Court, IL memory Of P7.s'dcz; LIaco:1.
to remain there ulirt. days. Il Is s.xs2ca f'et
high. and raised Tn Platform, tho who1e tsant-
fully d7aped with bIa:k clo,h. waite silk AID
Grape, aud silver fringe.
Lieut.. Crane, oi the Tsh Kansas Cu7alry, te1c-
graphs 10 1fstitct htarq 4arte1s fm New Madrid.
lIo., TINT while on scout with his cp.npanv, they
tu1pnscd y camp uf bush" hakcr, Killed four, cap
tr1ed Fix h0Tres. sid bruks mp he CAMP
Guv. Fletcher has appointed Walter Lovel.ce,
Istt Speaker uf The Assembly, spv Il. H. Field.
,ron iAent l.w3er, Judges Of tn: Supreme
toutt.
Capt. L. Wilson snd Lieut., Samuel F. Jcurs, Of
the sssh liflnol., who have respsned from twenty
two 1Donhs impri: s onp6st n N The 5shel coafe-
day4
Several public meanings were held last light in
y hleh F;eeches 1u!t of gall mud nlt:esness to
rebels we're received with great appan5s
, 1865-04-21
FROM VIRGINIA.
Surrender Of N1osby md HIS land
what ler,a soldiers Think 3ohSs
Atousx Rebels will dOs

New TonK, April ao.-The Htral3 has adv
Mosby @ enIrcnae1rd ] Il h,s SIC toree % .o;aen. chay
ptrtt vile. On the 18th. alter approFtn- th
with Gen. Hancoek, winch wefe similar t..
E1unted to lee. 1t is understood that Gen.
hss a1so asked that h's copmand he incla5
G,ett numbers IF | er's soldiers ara arr
within our lines. They out tho l e4;t
poEston of :he1r army nas gone to Johustt
sas Then t is fairly understood by Jol
Msa uAl tbcy can 90 to t1lelt homes they
, 1865-04-21

fKonors to the Memory of President
Lfuc0iH.

SAY FRAsc1sco. : pril 1s.-The public grief OYER
1hs death OF l'fcs3rnt Lincolu+ III all the P1ciGc
Where haSc hcrn made fur obsegu,cB Tomorrow.
Men haye hccn pched IN several p1acea for ex-
FfesrthE toy at the arsa'sin3tion. Order ls conf
beeh disbanoed, >'e 49, N1''-N' e"'e
1ne dttei M z M.ainatioh Of President Johnson not to
.!eat WIZ 1os rebel lea4c1s gives great saijsfac-
min1etrnti0n : atral CONFIDENCE. N'' az"
Gen. Mcdowell has Tened IN order for the in-
etasf arrest 3f any persons ezptv*snig approval Of
Iii. Ltncoln'e dc:th md for the sIprrcssiou Of
any Journals 20 Offending. ''A VI
The rcvc1ue cutter shubrltk has arrived troru
Vlr;0r1s. with Col, Rnlklcy, Of the Russian In.
7nade curing his visit to British ,o!u1n Ma uu fhe
materials far pushing the enterprise forward ne
{,~ 4ir ocE
, 1865-04-21
ANktKkk1E' JOHNSON.
Uhn1 Gen. Burnside Thinks OF Hin,
THE following is an extract from priyate
letter, FxItttn By . well known citizen of
Chicago, at present In Boston:

TIE following is an extract from p1lrate
letter, RfItttn By well known citizen of
Chicago, at present in Boston:
- Boston, April 1G, 1865
II capnpr cnn,-
1oent on tbc ovcrW he1m;ng ufil!ctson under
which tie nation Is now :uEe:3ng; but de-
.s:-t to s4y Ii word abs:ut Mr.. J"hnsun, b.
<nsisc bear people express tAe opinlon that
lie is not just The man Tor the pos! ion which
Pioyldcll>e seems 10 have assigned to him
I eaw Gen. Burnside ut thc Conp:ny's o1llcc
yesterday and no one doubts that Barn
side is t.ne OF the best princspled men In
the country-the very soul Of honor. G1o.
burnside sald that dn ing the last three years
he bad eAen great deal Of andrew .IuIsnson,
by day aud by night. In long coatinr:1 in.
te1cou1ee-Burns dc having command in
Tehressre that brouSh: him in frequent ron
1act with Jna.a.on. eonet:naas xceAs togatb-
e1--he n-yc, euw him ia:oxssItcd hcgcr slw
him daiEk 4 g}ass oi liquor. an;: Ecr-r
7sl.u he thought be hed be.n dt:axin:.. H.
was inaeed regarded Us Temperance.
man. have all al.ng insisted t:lai
1lnt u'ntttr on Inauguration day s::s III
exceptional cust- 1t IL, is,d-~d.c r'ro + that
be WIS tot in the + :,
-.-u,l NJ c.t7k5nr: for y
.--1ua becn Ir.uk;ne 1.ua b. :.ertr wou..
inse BEEN cnuGb in ts1a. war on inch On
oct taston. During the cr1ni,:'.ssn n1 person.
Henlocsat or Republican, = accused .,im
tf being = dFuEEarl arG 7nus ttr;aiuly i,s
to mtr would have Brought the charge +
they could. in 1he s natc he s-eE :. .:vuys ,,r-
shsted as consistent Temperance mau
, 1865-04-21
FROM SPRING FIELD,
PFrueTattons for the F1nnl yntcrn1ent
OF President L1Beo!nsb ReululMt-A
Natfonns Monun. e1it.

Pfru&Fntto1s for the F2nnl yntrru1ept
OF Ft.stdrnt L1Deo!nsh Resnalns-A
National monun elat.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
srE1SaF1EID. April "a.
The committee appointed to make all tha nr-
rsncements for the reception md the funo-aI OBJ
fcQuies Of Atreham Lincoln, have appointed The
Chief AID other N3rsha!s. AID a.l the cominlttaes
necessary for Carrying ont upon grand scale tho
last tribute ri respee. and love 70. The nsple and
bel*Ted Lincoln,
Ma;r.t General Joseph Hooker will be Chief
fs...hal, assisted by the following Muzshals:
,,1icadicr General Jobn Coo.z, Bsirud1er General
Jas. Oakes, brig gader General d. J. Sweet. Brig
.iisr General !. \ n15nie. Colonel 9. 81. p<o-
Fetcct~d by the aeting Cht~f Marshal. Thee has
s'sa b en- l1fsy Ass1s ant Marzl.s appointed.
The committee to meet Tic honoFea aad losei
.e1.lns Of tle lag President, anu who af1t have
cnliiu: tGflcl9g. consists Of Coionc Geo. II. Hsc
log, ccIoa Ct john y Snyder;, col9nel Edxa.d r.
=. rS".-----r>. tauz,3 spsasou
pnction NH .Ppoint d bs the riz~ns in CON
Snns *an! >: aef 'Ds e ;s,R Rs51Ss
fs, ~ 9a,s, a. ,is;4ng hsi p number q Places .p
of :7ouEd Known ss The A4ibef Place va The
most sn,table, mud they have eh.e.n It fos the
NA&pOsE AltAL O4ft. = CoWl1uEe Of Three NrFE
appointed to make the ntcestary arranyer,ents
With Mrs. Nather regarl,nl, the sl]. OF Tic p*cp-
erty. III der=t,nd Il en- Re purchased fuf ttIry-
Eve thousand dollars, Which good Judges Esy il
Eefy reasonable. Arrangements haTe been aisd.
10 immediately butld vaut on the gruuyI &C.
}ectcd, III which The remains Will be laid mil
Armament onc IL butlt.
The building Of a magnificent nanuuept, to
Sshfch all the ptople can contribute, /. consem-
plated. ana as1ance euen1s have already hcen m.de
~ pusn ,t:r i,astc1for~ard. TIE people viii moi
delay this evidence Of the- lnvc--aye almost ado.
1stirn-of The msn whom all de11ehtncw to honyr.
+ James Conllh wGs arres'ed III Jar arAsonvile for
IN expression Of pleasurc al the news Of the assas-
flraiiou Is lincoln, and wa sen: here TOT the &C.
tiou cf The mIil.sry acc.her;dcs. "A statement Of
his east, ns well a. that uf vonnE r. IN terafn and
pibe1s, has been forwarded to Major General
Hooker for fnst1u t1ueuons. Donbtleas theF will
probably eMiEtcie. for TO such specimens wauld
>be tolerated in cur midst, =
J7ces Cha0cy, u{ Hardin comfy, who killed
nlsn On the % Of July last for abusiug his wife,
who va. to have been hing On the iet Of May, has
hzd he sentence stayed fur sixty days, hy order
OF Lieut. Cor. B:ose. The Goecfnor's action WAS
haEed upon The prayer Of large nE1ascr Of the
ci'Zens Of that rection Of the State, who had pen
oned the Governor Tor Communication Of tha
II ptence. lhc execution was stayed ,hat the
matter might he considered by Gov. Oslesby upon
his Tttufu from Washfurtpn,
, 1865-04-21


sAEDr BOOK, april 20 The. brig Cruger,
C'ptain -, from Pernsmbnco, has arrived
here for orders. She 1epors that Capt. French,
ot tbe ship William Tell, Of Boston, IVES mur.
acsct hY inc crew Of hts ship about four weeks
ao0 1t Ietnamhnc0.
, 1865-04-21
NASHVILLE CORRESPONDENCE,
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
NARnv11IE, Tenn, April Is, 1866.
arr y-rt rv

NEnv1LIE, Tenn, April Is, 1876.
MILITARY Affairs.
Nothing could be more satisfactory than
the present military situation In the Depart
ncnt Of the Cumberland. The eagle eye Of
Gen. Thomas has taken in the bzond scopc o1
the whole field, and his arrangements in time
and place leave nothing to be desired. One
wing Of The, army, under the command Of
the dashing and gallant Wilson, is sweeping
the Southwest, and ,ahealy the news Of
glorious sucuesses has reached us. a dis
patch from Gen. Granger, ut Huntsville, to
Department Headquarters here, gives the
gratifying intelligence that Forest and his
entire command have been captured, and Sci
ma and Montgomery entered BIZ our forces in
triumph. need only remark that the news
is universally credited, and TINT the war in
in the Southwest Is believed to b. virtually
ended.
The other wing of Thomas army, compos-
ID Of the 4th corps, aud 1leavy force ad
dit. nnl, PRESSING along the railroad intu
2 rginia, alr ady las its extreme front Gloss,
upon Lynchburg. The surrender Of Les
places this splendid organization in posi-
lien to co operate nt once with Sherman In
North Carolina, should be experience delay
IN crushing Jolinston's amy, and thereby
.quclch the last feeble blaze OF rebellion.
Every poet Of the 81 ghtest Importance
throughout the Department., and The number
Il by 10 means small, is effectively gnrrl-
s. ltd, aud under command of efficient ol1i.
GERS THUS everywhere throughout Tennes-
bte as we'll US Northern Georgia and Alabama,
protection is extended to loyal citizens, and
the onira.cs OF guerilla bands greatly &c.
strained: Many portions O: the State are
now entirely free from these outlaws, and
elseH here effective measur.s are being taken
to Id the country Of their presence, It re-
nects the highest credit upon Gen. Thomas
that he ncglects nothing. While directing
1hc movements u IN army, he still finds
lme TO look out 1or the security Of territory
already In possession: This conduct renders
Ii. N smmensc5y popular among loyal Trnncs-
tetans, :
:. The capac;ty OF the thirteen military hos.
NJ, at Nashville is much create; tim Is
do thded, and 1t is understood that d
t1n will be vacated and turned
rs. The surgeons iu charge
"a. deserve the highest
Nd efficiency with
1tAeir numerous
The sick and
" has always
"arest treat
Hut g;ve
5soidier
+ the Uni
1<Ghe Cum
- '23 !:!''|!|E A I'll: 4; de:
, 1865-04-21

EXECUTION DELA1Ep.--Li.ut. Coz. Bross
iesucd IN order yesterday to th. Sheriff af
Pope county, Staying the exccu ion of James
Clancy, convicted Of the murder oil Jeremiah
Rngan, In the Circuit Court Of Pope county,
for sixty days, In order that His Excellency,
Gov. 0elekby, may hare tima to examine the
case and See whether circumstances justify d
communication Of the sentence. The Judge
who tried tue case, and other influential Il l.
zcns have asked that thu sentence be co1nmu-
ted IN ffnnr18nnmcnf f0f Hf,.
, 1865-04-21

From philadelphia.
Tn11ADE1rEIA, April s0-Ihe Governor has
t:su:d proclamation, offering 4 reward Of H. t09
for the arrest Of Booth, If arrested in Pennsyt-
'ranil
, 1865-04-21

!, ,tWtApEl1uIA, April Al-Jav Cootp ~,
taal H. ~ A subscriptions to shc 30 losn to-dai
SSNsSNu, Including one from Piit.dnr1;1
SS4,;@. Pc 1l1m nenphts ior S1de id a oSe =
Ns~ 81 ~ xotl !oI l.!n.a 600, ono ffom Washlnato,
, 1865-04-21

cover The person VINO 2avc any particulae aIarm.
The work Of completion Is progressing with all
possible rapi1tT under the euperinsendenee Of
per}ence and abill. hare qnite idert,1c,l their
lames with TINT most heninceut applsc,.ion OF
netrral. rhcnonens-''T TIE Fise Alarm Tele.
etanh y -
, 1865-04-21

Yesterday Mt Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, ApEll "a h-Dnsiness wa. suspended
yttttrrlay, ent The utmo't QHet preTa1l. d. Th~
bells Of the city tolled, and minute we're fred
during Tie day: Appropriate services were hrlu
aL Ill the chnIchea.
, 1865-04-21

Fatal Accident Mt the Char1esto&En
EaTy YnTu.
Bos7oS. april sD-A terrible accident occurred
Of the yorImen was engaged in drilling ont The
fuse OF 1b0 pound shell, when 1t exploded, IN
stantly killing Timothy Lyons, Jahn Murphy,
Nathaniel Buck and Dunle1 boyer Al! other
wo1kmen in the yard were moro Or less woacaed,
some OF them 1t In fesred fatally.
, 1865-04-21

Feeath OF Andrew -Ez1cle~on, .Gr.
CINCINNATI. April e0.-Nash,illc prpgrs az
ounce the teAth Ut Ant1fhw 3ackson, Jr, adopt
cd son OF General Andrew Jackson.
, 1865-04-21

Destruction of a College
C1SclSSAr1, April 20.--Wihcr!nrcc University,
rreh COUNTY, UAlo, WIS der troycd hy fire On fri.
daY. Loss, St, QUO.
, 1865-04-21
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Lives 1uAt.
11th instant, the trading boats Sylph, St. Paul.
: and smother. t1an1c unknown, were captured and
burned b. TuxtoE's gueFillas, on Hatch1e llger.
The steamer Eicanor Carol, III the vicinity Of
aged, aid lost overheard quIntl,y Of freight.
Nine sed1ers were drowned. She fcfs for New
OileAns to-day.
, 1865-04-21
The Rebcl Prisoners :Aveid;ng
The Wrath to Come.
MoSBT and Els GUERILLiS
SURREHEERED To GEN.
NaNf0GH.
VISIT OF THE STATE nELEGA-
TEGN To PRESIDENT
JOHNSON.
GOV. Parker Pledges New Jersey
- :.
To Support the Admin
fstratfvn.
OFFICIAL. BULLETfT.
WASHINGTON, Anil ~.

HA5aANA1uas apzll H.
To Major General Dix:
The following Il Tue nfli&1aI report Ut Surgeon
Genc1al Bafues of the condition OF secretary Sew
ard and his son, Sir. Fred. Seward, this morning.
The deep interest Of the american people In the
welfare Of the great statesman and patriot, whose
htc was assaiied by the muzdeEets Of President
lincoln, induces me to send you the official E1orn.
Ing aud evening reports ef tie Surgeon General.
{slened} 3. n. Sr2x-ox, r
Secretary Of var.
April =. 1850 An.
To Hon. E. Il. Sta9ton, scercAzy q War:
S1E-I have tho honor se :er,rt the sec,ct,rr
Of State passed rcs:lca, nt:ht bu, Is moro com.
foFta''e th's morning. Mr. +. Seward continues
to Improve t!owlg.
veeE respectfully. your ohedieat scrr.1,
7, R. sARsks.
Su..coa Gsnesas.
WA*u1SG7oS, April ~.
70 E@j1s General Blk:
The nu1@czss or our lete beloved President.
A"rsaaan Lsaco.n, lie sali ut large. $:ooOo reward
will I've paia by this n. p rment tos his apprehcu-
s'cr'- IA addition to any rcward offered hy pn7utc-
pal authorities, State executives. ss5doorewasd
will be paid Tor The apprehension OF q. 4. Attic
rat, sometimes called "Purt Tohacco," one Of
Boolh'e accomp!iees. Fa5,tp0 reward will be paid
for ihe 4pp.Ghcosion oi Davsd c. Harold. another
OF Booths aceomp11ees.
A 1ifera1 reward Will be l,atd :or any Information
thst thsll tonduce to the arrest OF either Of tns