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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16
Kenosha Pier 90. AnnuaI Meetine.

OFFICE KEsosHA PrEa COMPANY,
gaI FEB g. 1864.
"a Office Is hereby given that the Annual Meeung
lS Of The stockholders Of the above company Iof
IN election a. three hi ectors and for The rarsac~
ton of apv other business ri held at the office,
tMiddIs al ei,ouse on Monday, March 6th, 1853, ate
s5td J.W.M MERRILL, sec'y. .
, 1865-04-24

Congressional Committee, the T!linoI. delegation
the Governors Of fPennaylVRnia, Ohio, Indiana ant
Iowa. and their etatfs; members Of the prese
beads Of depa1lmeats Of the stste Of Pennsylya
u!s; membefe Of Congress from PennsylVania and
other States; Mayor and Recorder Of the city o.
Philadelphia: Messengers apd Clerks Of CoIn.
cils; ex-mcn6ere Of Councils; members q ne n
Government Of The city. Representatives oi
foreign Govetnmentsi dlsdng ulsnea snA1gess:
Judges and Officers Of the United 5tstes y4qf1;
State Of Pennsylyanta; Judges and officers ol the
several conrte Of the comfy Of Phllldsiphia and
State oi fen2eylyania III & Couoe; ,o o. Samnen
COLLECTORS. Assessors and officers nf the 1nteIn
Revenue Dems ;E4.u;; Post Maater Of the city :
o5eIs 7pd ~ ana
Department mud ot Schnylklll arsenal; officers Of
Fhsladcc'ltta county; officers Of the amy and
{! colleges and literary Institutions conptrolle1s
efpu:lsc schools; the Press club Of fPhlladelph,n
t!.e csrFc9tcrs; company OF Philaaelphta dis
charged oflcers Of army ard nayy Of the United
Campaign ctub; Mccsisn Old unard & ?atssa aetsen.
ments Of army and navy marine cops volun
,ctr organization not on duty with the escort:
ona 6non 2. caa Sno1 o. E Ssea1a SsSSs
Committee; the several Ward Union Leagues, in
numerical trct, will torn on Locn.t stree; II sht
,.es'ing on The left Of the third divtsion; Young
Aen't Ktys,one Club. and other Democratic asso.
ctattons; Thca;ncal pro:ets1oa; Republican In
v1ncibles; Masonic Order; Independent Order Of
odd Fellows; Order OF Gooa Fellows; Americ N
nrotet,apt E + Asso:i.,loa; schuy1cr Lodge No. s,
Lodges Of 'Co!ored Masons Lodges VI Colorcd
Odd Fellows social and civil S'atistica! Associa-
ttons uf Pelneylynnia; Delmon1eo Benevolent
Association; German Union Club; Germun Tur-
ner Association; United Singing Society; the
Caedon1sn Club; the Catholic Phtlopatrian IN
stitute; HebrcW Beneficial Societies and lodges:
Eentan Brotherhooa; Temperance Societies;
Flremen's Assoclation.
he military funeral and escort consisted Of
detachment OF cavalry. two batteries ol artillery,
three regiments Of infantry, officers OF the army,
navy and murtuc corps not on duty, and various
detachments OF other volunteer organizations.
All military oGcers were in uniform, with side
arms. Badges Of mourning were worn >on the
left alm snd sword hilts. Minute guns were fred
from the time tho rtwalns arrived at the railro1d
depot until they were Deposited in Independence
Hall The unnumbered thousands lining The side
walks and elsewhere, rnoyed slowly after thepro-
cce6ion. SIch a eea Of human faces Is seldom
seep.. The in1enscst anxiety prevailed at each
crossing and hy -waJ to get glimpse at the pass
Ing esco1ts. Ii was utterly Impossible to seek a
paseage from one sidewalk TO the other. The peo-
pie viii wait 1onclnSly unril tomorrow mornin e
at O'Clock, when fhe doors Of the hall will te
thrown open and the Presidents fea.ures exposed
fo
, 1865-04-24
Chicago Qrlbntte.


4A&H NEWS
II is believed in Washington that d dsaion
. have been attempted on the life OF Cnie
Justice Chase, as suspicious parties have beer
sound lurking about lis house. A strong
guard is now kept around hls residence day
and night.
UT dispatches from our corres2 ,ndcnt at
lending the funeral corscge are very full and
= interesting. Many of them will be fund
''Apon our inside pages. At Philadelphia the
crowds were immense, and the dense stfaSs-
CLING mass OF humanity became SO wodged
in that for q time great disorder prevailed,
and the most serious results were feared
This fact should prove a warning to
,our owu committees Of arrangements. 4
strong military guard should be provided for
the salvation Of the crowd Itself
Adispatch from Washington sets forth the
1csecns why 6berman's astonishing agree
mcnt with Johnston WAS annulled. The
3eAsons are patent to every careful reader Of
the agreement.
4 aemi-cihcia1 dispatch from Washington
states It Is believed at headquarters tina,
Booth on tho night Of the assassination Yas
zhreWn f,om his horse aod that one of his
limbs was fractured.
,-o..4 e. .-
Ho.4 Noltp tasoi'no fnuoates
~ Toras Lawn !" eoAoe 70 make Ills last ditch
ro.on.o
n,1,o,.s ~ e'asc lhat plTaticai
49, artha.s:on -. So" "ooo aae oeen frustrated,
~. 49, a... a.ase na'.ns se'zca vessel that
"e D1l1E u1.eo fou1 1or expectations upon
~ e"aolefce'
.<,.uH m@@oa Aon enaf4eston saEs that Gen.
s '4c seat gu. IN eSpcolt1on INTO tue IN
1 , " eou'n earonna, "nisn oes1foyea
% +a,ss nulnoc1 o. 1.alfoaa hr!dges ano other
1eoet property ana capt:Fed l.ooo ea1cs o.
sotson Ano NV slases' 1he lat1ef we're a'i
oiuuS'it 10 cha.!eston:
inc nsesh'p BACK i1a~k, Inc hnest man
oi'~af On me M'stsss'ppi river, wns burned
~ atouno e'y' OF SATURDAY: a.! at'emP1s
~ ea'c net P1oteo uhsucee7s'o..' o1te1 ou'n-
'"s .0I stne 1us o'ohe l'0" ,a ns1 e iaoolanss
~" u'a.eu o""u 'ue tfc4 Saet pe4ofc sae
.,a .eaeaea , es4'o ~ anAne w" ~ 1@.f.ps
80 "o~' ~ tt.o Oou r ~ w wv
.o1so" ~ 1t's 1e'.eu " ss'e4a' LII "ete W
'o,e nv oa ,ans ~ ~. "nsu sae o.." W
s ~ 4A.s aa.,,a' @ aa ~ .o' ~ w.. ~ ~
80, ~ 49, ..A0 49, r. n wv e@p.1
, go ne W. sous W 50os, !, ~ 1o.a4o
@o'e a"auut, VI eossoi' aaa ~'o'9 p14sou,
e "' na9 @"1Ne Ae' e1'e'' "'4o 1s's0'91
, 1865-04-24
FROM CINCINNATI,
0mclal Findings of tho military Com.
ullskIons

lspccla! Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibunc.]
CINCINNATI, April II.
~ HEADQUARTERS NORTHERN DEr'r.
- C1sclSNATt, u, april II.
GZsEhAl 0EDERs No. 80.
Before Military Commission which convened
at Cincinnati, Ohio, January II, 1865, pursu.nt to
Special usdsrs No. ~, ser1es Of 1851, and Nos
and current series, from these headquarters,
snd of~t,ch Col. Chas, u. Murray. Scth regiment,
iaasaa ca a ain{antEx Rsaeett eetcsf
Morria, Vincent Aarmaduke and r. T. semmes,
citizens.
CNcrgt 1rst--Ccnspiring In violation Of the
aws Of sssE to release the rs1st prisoners Of Ea1
Camp Doas'zs. rear chicago, illinois. spe-
Wash, ouesner S. so1ri: vtneent @ asrnadake adsss
cant,il, Geo. 81 Lsgei arentsl and Ben3. MS i. a:
deston, did unlawiully aud secretly consptre and
qqgree aToog n themselves an1 wlta QUO Captain
and Others, In violation Of the laws of
var, 10 1sle,se rehel, prisoners Or
aca hsa sss ssn's9 IL s1 b as auhesy geaz & ce as
Illinois, numbering between elght amt nine thou
sand peztone. By suddenly attacking said Camp,
on Or about 1he evening Of the 6th Of November,
A. D. 1864, with. lalge number Of armed mea,
oye1powerlnE the sti:r and forces then pad thera
stationed md on duff; setz1ng the cannon and
arns In possession Of fa'd gnard and forces, for
forclbIy opening the gates OF SAID prison camp,
and removing all distractions to The successful
sscare Of said prieonefs contln:d wfthin t.s limits
THIS vt or Hear Chicago, In the Stte OF Illinois,
within the military Lines, md the thcater Of mit
tary operations OF the army Of the United States,
=. period oi w and 15 armed Eeosllion agaInst
about the frst day Of November, a. D., 1861. <
tnaryt steond-Coueptrlng, ii violation Of the
LAWS Of WET, to Joy waste and destroy the city OF
eassa9 GSsles ws aaeRner a " aola
Marmadnke, A, i. Scmmes, Charles T. Daniels,
George E Csns1lI, g. ST. Leger Grenfel and Benz.
snd Ti1h 'on one 6.ptain Hlnss, 20 esiied
atias DR.. Hunter, Of the Confederate army, an
wasts ind desfroy-on Of ahout IL evening Of ths
slh Of November A. D. 1851, the city Of Chicago,
Illinois. by capufiDy the arscra! II said city,
depo's, taEInE ioreie,e pos:essien of taa
eity " to " sacked, piiliaged and burned
ID, near Chicago, Illinois, which prisoners were
tiate ebore mentioncl.' Thie at or near Chicago,
&c, 10 which each Of the accused pleaded not
guilty. ......
The Commission, after mature delthcsation on
:. Nortls, aa f,1lows: Of the specification, hrst
charge, nor gnti:y: OF the drst charge not guilty;
o' lie specification. sesond charge, not guilty;
vi The SECOND charge not guilty and the Com
mission 20 therefore acquat him the SAID bucknaF
s. MOTIFS.
The evidence aooncea nnd tne aecnseo, Cnafles
walsh, ~ iolloWs: " t9e specaneatton nfst
charge, Eu1tty; Of inc HteE clatSe enftyi OF Inc
specification second charge, gasfly; Of the second
charge guilty; and the commiss1on do therefore
sentence him, Charles Walsh, to be Imprisoned
HE the term OF I've years, ct such place az the
commanding General may direct, said 1mprtsou.
menf to date from the 18th day Of November,
, 1865-04-24

NEW YoRE, april e2.-A Herald correspondent
details the movements OF tho cavalry co'u;na ~.
General Wilson's troops was at Monticello, ,whers,
after tlort engagement Roddy- rehets we're
-uuted. They rctzeated- tk1rmtrhtn!, for ahuut
twenty-sc1en miif6, when on The 1st inEtaut. haT-
ing turned junction with Forrest, Lyon and
Chalmers, the fret named toos eonmant, aad the
every erection. with the loss Of one hundred
Killed and woxnded. ov-r TWO bundled prisoners
and three pieccs Of nrn1 cry. They then Ietreat:d
obstinate defense was prepared for. On the neg
day, the I'd, General Wllson moved to he attacE,
and. after atont an hour Of severe fighting, the
fu1t1acatlons were carried BY assault, and his
troops entered the town, capturing oTer two :hoas-
and prisoners. one hundred cannon large nun
hers Of horecs and mnlee, md immense Quantities
Of supplies, ammunition, etc. Besides these,
there fell into General Wilson's possession mil
lions Of dallrs worth Of coitoD, large ars.nal,
naral Iron works, and other manufactures, which,
1ogether With many buildings belonging to prom.
nent rebels. were destroyed.
, 1865-04-24

eseqbes 'es ine 10 sss1sIs4y
a5 m The @ n1s
son Of the unlimited confidence Which sherman
hss Of tate inspired. AL ovsr TIE csp'i!l
and feet Ct m fhse: + Is q bey 1est Of
great polstlcl leader who IN some cr't1ca,
period in Congress bad suddenly anand31ed d
s e RIFT s5a sfss1b a1s
y fe'lgcd, and men who know better than 70 oe-
'eyc th1s are sun at loss for only rc c1sonahle
nypoess t ou Which 10 aseo1as f.,
peftd d tut the above was dfssppfoyed for tue
'o9nRg ethsT hsv Sesn
az authorized. II Lot, indeed, IN official summary
oftue Governments vitws. Where ills considered
nese:ssry to speak SO severely, It ay be lnisrsea
spoken. Still, g1cct regret l. expressed that
SHERMAN should have so ,clouded hia far1e aud
impaired bis Influence at thu very GRO wing mo-
:. Gep. sh. rtdsn alfo accompanied Gen: Gr0nt on
tfe trip which the latter instantly undertook 10
sheruan'e htadqna1ters. The last hope Of cap
been lost, but whatever cayalry can do 10 over
haul him will still BE- done.
Som. t,To or th1ee days ago Chief Justice Chase
teen kept about his house dry aud night By order
4f the ,Naf Department. stnee the assassination.
ae supposed none brt the Executive Of
danger and preferred 10 avoid the ostentat1on
and tl.eon, eLtences Ut the guard. Late on Fri
E Il man 18TH susha sI,r into h hGSse
tvo Or three men, dressed IN ,N womenss
elo,hc.. hid been observed for the last h.lf
hoar lurking, afout the honse, watching tho
ntE. IL ihyn har.,co % 10 Gen. augur's bead.
1nn5.s!s md tod the same story The military
IL understood 10 beiieyo that tic persons
ohsexved IN o1ssnisc we're only boys out on a
hare since been keeping guard about his house
At night snd will coutiEue to do 80.
f1he opening parts OF the following dispatch
refer to the agreement between Johnston and
Sher1nou, which will be found upon our inside
psgee.-EDs.J
WAsn1scToS, April sa-The proceedings of
among other reasons:
F1sst-It was IN exercise Of authority not veg
10th be and johnston knew hat be (Gen. sher-
a3p) bas 1o aIthonty to enter into any such ar
rhugGn ent.
Second. Il wasa practical Acknowledgement OF
Third, 1t unt er.ook to re-eetabish the rebel
State governments, which had tceu oYcrthrown
at the stcri1ce Of many thousand loyal lives and
in the hane Of rebels at their respective capitals
which might be used a. E0on as the armies Of the
United Sites were dtstandcd. and u.cd to con-
quer Enr snhtuc the loyal Sta!cs.
Fourth, By the restoration Of the rebel au,..or-
ities In their respective tates they would be un-
Eblcd tn Te,establ1sh sloveEy.
f1ft, Il might fnrntth Il cronpd OF rcspousf-
h,liy BY the Federal government to p.y tue reo:1
ccbl and certainly subjects loyal citizens Of the
!ehel state: to n debt consumed by rebels in
6irtA. 1t put In dispute the existence of loyal
Sthte governments md The new State of Western
vtrsiafa, which had leen recognized by every
department Of the United States government
ehfH. Ii DF1rtfratiY Ehn1tsht6 the finn
, 1865-04-24

3Soost Relieved to have Fallen and
.Fyaexnren his Leg His DlrEutBcs.

NEW YonK. April 93.-Circums'cnces which
have come to the knowledge OF the Government,
render it ucnrly certain thnt Booths horse fell
With him III Friday night the 14th lust.4 nnd Il is
believed caused fracture Of one Of his legs fs
alro reported that be has d'Sested himself Of his
moustAche.
TIE llkenees Of Booth pub'tshed in Narpfr's .
Nee1Iv u eafd to be correct The attention OF
surgeons and fhe public is called to these circum-
e1uIcee Ii Booth lB lying concealed and wounded.
the rewcrds offered and the detcsta1on Of his
crime By I'LL loyal citizens will soon bring him to
11cht
, 1865-04-24
CHICAGO MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1865.

ating to Bee thozc in our city who have been the
most yenol7ous hackbites. ind foul calumr1ators
Of the dead President, hcs,eadnZ at olhIng how
him, now among the most loud mouthed In ex-
pressing. what they try TO make the world be-
!icve. as their deep grief and aoxroW.
efforts q sreh sfHeaT Tie 10 spscI@ens M1.nez, % Of
the genns Copperhesds. in trying 10 make the
people hslisve they have been, afe now, and a.
ways Will be tine and loyal men. Fainly will
to express sorrow Mt our national bereavement
Vainjy will they now talk loyal and eulogize the
noble deal. mark more indelib'e than TINT on
Gains brow will follow them to theie graves. -
srRnoR1EIu, ILL.,, april 2a.-The press is now
respectfully requested 10 1tc present and attend
the funeral Of the lste Chief Magistrate OF the
nsuon in this city. The time will soon he mada
known. II. H. HENDERSON,
Chairman Of the Committee OF Invitation.
, 1865-04-24
FROM CENcINNATI.
AcQu1staI of TIerFiG and nadrke-
Match and Sem uneS Sentenced Io Inn
prtsonn1ent. and &sr. nfcfi to Death.


Watch and Sem uues Sentenced to linz
pFtsonn1cnt, and &sr. nkc1i to Death.
C1acuxA11. Apsll 7e.-Gcneral Hooker issued
general order1 No. 80 this evening. In which he
Jromu1gaIes the finding Of the military cosnutis-
Sion which, for three months past has been ea-
capcd in The TRIAL Of the alleged Chicago cnu:pl-
rz,nrn. The Commission have acquitted Bnckn-E
s. Morris and Vincent Marmadnke, and they sre
19 Be diecis1Tsd uPoa theiF M taS1aE the oath s. q
semmes guilty Of Al! the CHARGES and speelaca.
pr1sonae ut at hard Thor from the 9Th Of Noyeu.
Der Last, and the latte. to three yea.s' 1mprlson-
mfut ut hard labor from the E1rne date, 1t such
place AZ tue commaadin: general may direct Gen.
Hooker bst named the state penilent1ary at Co
1aIobua, Ohio.
Cant-ili's trial has been confined; Anderson
cothn1ted suicide, aud Charles Travl. Daniels es-
capped. The Commission found verdict AGAINST
DANIELS. but It Aat not yet b. en- promulgated The
tndiEgs against G. St. LeEcr Grenfelt have not
yet leen announced officially; but it is desth u
auch time anc plrce as Gen Hooker shal dtsi:;-
nate. The Commission has been dissolved Walsh
snd SeUmes will be conveyed to Coiombp.
1c-spw evening
, 1865-04-24

SrnIS6E1EIp, April a3.
ills expected that there will be an immense
crowd in this city the day set apart for the OBJ
s.oules af the late President, and the committees
arc making ample arrangements 10 accommodate
distinguished visitors from other States, including
those who accompany the rema1ua. Private
houses Will DO thrown open and every eccommo-
datson given to those who will be here TO wttnesa
the eolemn and Interesting ceremonies. Farmers
h ye been requested to fully and completely stock
the market with all kinds Of edtbles, and a1so to
bring will them On the day get apart for the cere.
ronlee, supplies Of cooked food 10 furnish snch
a. may he unable TO procure It otherwise. e1ve
this information for the beneat and satisfaction OF
those who would otherwise be deferred from lfY-
ing here. :,
row morning for the purpose uf Co nptetfpe ii e
programme and dectt t3g 9pon @ The day to perform
%ay1or OF our free and loved Union.
! There Is deep grief IN ou5 city and many men
sued By our late President as his personal iiends
deeply and truly dcploro his loss hut itis humin
, 1865-04-24
Especial Dispatch to the chlcsgo Tzibuue.}

WAsHISdros, April Is.
All day yesterday II wns ksown that benrer Of
f,sna,chee hpd arrived from Sherman, and that he
1,nn gjysn out that he brought glorious pcw.,
a. The news was not officially promulgated
In the morning papers, md the day wore on With
mt spy official announcement, 1t began 10 be ger-
trully Whispered TINT there was aome trouble
,bont the correspondence between Sherman and
:1ohnston. Bnt few had any tdea it wou1d prove
ser1ons Meantime, however, Cabinet meeting
,sos hastily called, and towards evening it WEE
.aners,,v understood in Administration circles
hat Sherman had beer, guilty Of soms
grave hlancs WIN toe a esDtta T.a utteri1
, 1865-04-24

NEW YORK. April as-Thc Suffolk (ya,2 cor
rcsnnnt1rnt Of the Herald s.ntee thu. tebe! officers
vim hayc arrived there report that the news Of
Lees surrender reached JrG. Davis It Danv!lle:
three days after his procamauon. and Jed. left At
daylight nc1t morning for Greensboro. 9ea.
where be WIS sure be could rally an army around
hin and m.ke another stand. and that he should
never Ieayc the limits Of the conieteracy; He Y
encd order1 for cavalry to JOIN him. and to burn
the bridges over MeberlIn and Ro7noke rivers,
which wne reeorted to be done, and s1so for the
4.rncuation Of Weldon.
, 1865-04-24

rsx Ynrkk Fire Commissioners
ALBANY, April es-The GovernoI having 'S ,,at. 1e.
1on = Hn4,. ncntiemen Who we're rejected as such by
is fhc @ scpate Int week, the Senate held another
EXECUTIVE session to-day snd aier War9 o.sEus
s,Da So3nr II NJ Affirmative, except Mr. Andrews.
, 1865-04-24
Booth Believed to have been
Thrown from his Horse.
and Injured.
JEFF DAVIS SEEKING A
LAST DITCHIN TEXAS,
GIN. GRANT AT FORTRESS
MONROE YESTERDAY,
Trcparations for the 0bso-
quies in New York.
4 CANADIAN rIRATICAL SC(IEllE E
FRUSTRATED.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, april s3-g P.A.{
Hon. E. Il. Stanton. Secretary Of War:
have tho honor to report that tho Secretary OF
State IL doing quite ~ we'll as could be expected,
Nj. F. Seward Is somewhat stronger. moro con.
scious AID less restless than he has been.
Very respectfully your ohedtent servnn',
J. Fl. BAKSEs, Sur. Gen.
, 1865-04-24
NEWS ~ TELEGRAPH,
The Funeral Cortege at HARRIS
burg and Philadelphia.
S0RROWFUL AND I'M
PRESSIVE SCENES.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN,

SURGEON GkvEn1L's OFFICE,
WAsH1N0rox, April 22-ya A. N.
Hon. E. n. Stanton, Secretary Of War;
have the honor to report that the Secretary Of
State parsed yerr uncomfortable night but has
taken his breakfast with rc1teh. and 1s quite as
strong rs he Was yesterday. hi. Frederick Sew
ard has tmpi oved within the past twenty four
hours. Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
D. Z. BARNES,
Surgeon General.
, 1865-04-24
Especial Dispatch to the Ch:csso TEibnnc ]

tets d., 49, ~ M. .nc;, - ~.
r.,,-..Aa,. -. Ia np.l. - p ~ i,
lle lhoelzlous oeau Aas eecn lying IL safe al
day. Independence Hall has been literally
thropced with tho thousands who could ,aIn sd
ra,,s1on IN rsve m tbc n,,e n,ac,d f,tnrs. ~ ths
great good Abraoam Lincoln.
r ,o,,. oas orss,so s,xo TEE goon.' o,,,,..
morning, put long ne!ose tnat tsne, nsiose 'ne
tun had frightened the heavens, the streets we're
nled with one living nazs 0: hama.tt~, men.
No"sa a,o cnltoren' Ane efo"a atoona 'ae da.s
Was 60 lense, and tts extent 80 rrest people
could noe @ move. They sWzyed backward a:d f3:;
miles l9ns' those composing them advancing
slowly, tnt as o'ten we're they broken, and then
all became confuslon -
.n.'-s ".sT m; sSc1Iaff1Trt t:r;xf
the h:1i. many Womcn atd chtdrcn having faiut'
"a. ne poslce ana me snards tesmed helpse>t
70 sfs5 ths rutn: Large rope: bad been fastened
fsIs,ng n,sssss: Over thsss ropes hundreds 9;
S t. ssvs ihsm tro G'ns tna,ed The :odets
e:uwe but Il vas nse!sEs. Policemen be-.
cane eSneuaIe0 II, "a '1saS useless endeaSors
10 Eeep otaef: 1ne s.o;e1noI: senator's ana
rIota1.en1 m,,19.s aae9 sp"SS 10 Ge sssh GROVES
fson tne "1aao"s {" iuoepcEdeace AaI anu
eIunseicd fa:2SHce, nts fnear scicc. were
eitecf Iost NJ ue oIh ahs, s1sue Of ue huFe
Nhs1 one q 9cif te1 tainted and little boys cried
GIG stfu:faea e Ee! 9ni oi me gleat lostins
Susl .ht ,.fid -o2stino. @ .vcitnd Vs. e9hn-n..
IL. leaked and acted ike auythtnv elee than rsst
assemh'are Tho hsd CONC to nav rcsnecf to tha
houoreu Gead. Perhaps nobody /. 10 blame Tor hi
rrest diiore er reteut1ir. The police seemed 10.
ing al in thstr power, the guards. 10 a1lay
excitement and counsel patiencei but wha' could
tae5 no Wiz .; .ne ntsure1s =. mao "Ssa
nnh,ty hcsf he}.Tea ecrr.nt! II hnne ~ e 80 ne, no
pughi4s nset W. w; s. ~ eee Nv
tuen ScenGs ~ ~ ~" 1ush y. 81; T., .h
mv s - ss =, ~ ., ~ ~ WE ~ cio.nt nua
~ conunae ., ~ W ~ LILY ~ .uI nous " etos.ns a
Ihty are IL 9h IN and "aian M to 70 ga1
aol.ancs " III na!, ~. 10y 10y ~ ~ saot
ihrons s IN companies can na'e tnelf "!snee gs4u-
neo'
N TIE HALL.
VieV!pr the rematns. slowly The stream Of pco.
MIR missed into tic hail and then with reYerentaI
and escred feelings they passed towards the
cata:slque On which the COG! rested, eazed On the
Ki r. in,frwoyen himsef by lls chr1st,an charities
~ ~ thejr hrart nj hea1ts This br1ef .feht hrief
~ - sEaa satisfied I'll nncnes of their htarts ana
inv irft The sacred re1nsins 6.ppy and coateptcl
Mitn 1ae e'ssssa ~ XII, III, ~ onan nnti, thrac
, 1865-04-24

A Pirate Ntpped in the ss''d.
New Yonk. April es.-Toronto papers conan ~
an affidavit stating that the notorious Me1onda' a
of this cry. together With a member OF the 70
Eaa+o council, named Denison. hsd heen dlscos.
e'td preparing pirate at Colllngwood tor R4nn,
Ger On the lskes The scheme has been nnstfaieo
ty the seizure nf tie Vessel
, 1865-04-24

4:eusr21 y 1isonss %ucc"kxfuf Cavalry
Expelttlo.s- FOrr.>bE Twice ElrttnE> d
-CApturc Of SELMA. With x,O00 RFls-
oncTH, 100 Cannon, etc.
, 1865-04-24

new YoRK, April sa--Gold is kspt nrm by. the
shnnt eirhteep million dollars will be thrown up
IN tfe market By the payment OF the May COZ
1,ane yhlch may be expected to case the market
<nd tnyrgr the quotations.
, 1865-04-24

rnnA9E1rM14, Pr IT Anril q jay Cooke report the
Ttle o. % Me -, ioan Yesterday at SL1lu.931. The
Chicago; the fa1ecst Eastern vas t5ltGu, from
New YoIk- The total lor 1--WE days thls week il
$lh,36Q,7 400.
, 1865-04-24

lie Lying In state E+sxerday-Kn1-
'mfDse Thront A-ErexG Excitement
ant DikOFdcr-A Terrific Jnna-The
Appearance OF the Hail..
, 1865-04-24
FROM SPIkHNGE FIELD.

The Funeral ObHeqnles-Prepnrat
u accommodate 1Ac Cfo1V4ls-Cop o.
,erheud Crocodile E'Yfnnts.