Smyrna times., 1865-05-04
iIARRoLD HIS AccoMrLmE.

very last pacing animal-at POpc stables o,i
x street south, which he took out Ulthc s,..},.
about sundown on Friday night last.
Harold is about twenty-five or twcnty-thrr.
years ot9gc, five feet five or six inchc, i,
helght, dark compcxioned, smooth, full face.
uarN Drown hair, which is worn short and dam
E4ue eyes Washington Star.
TIE REBEL REFUGEES IN TIVE PRoYiNcE>
The editor Of the Toronto Gi,Lc rerrat. h,
assertion, that the leading rebels of 'EornrtI-
with Southern clergyman at their head
held carOusal in honor Of the assassination
but he adds that those OF the rebels that dii
not participate in the dcbauch, were unable T..
conceal their satisfaction at hearing that Pr.,.
ident Lincoln had been murdered. The public
opinion OF the resident population compelled 4
change in their tone. But the first impulse Of
the rufhans was one of entire concurrence III l.
justice and righteousness Of the murderer act,
Everything, indeed, goes to prove that th.
s0i-diStdnt peace agents were so ia. priyy to TIL.
conspiracy against the President lie thal
they have all along freely predicted his mutdr-
1t is important that these facts should be lor..
in mind in settling tic limits Of any future am
nesty. The rebel cut-thfoats, who have been
employed to hatch schemes of robb X a;rl
murder against us on foreign soil--thc YM9up-
sons the Slidells. the SanderScs, the Mason,
, the Burlcys and the Ioungs-c,early rank
with the class Of outlaws whose crimes can
neither be conloned nor forgotten.
PRESIDENT J0UNS0N's 5 FAMnY.-Thc fam
lily of President johnson reside iii Nashville.
but will take up their residence in Washington
1t City. Il consists Of his wife and four children
I two SONS and two daughters. His son Rob
ert is twenty nine, and Andrew johnson, Jn,
/ is twelve years Of age. His two daucircr,,
y. with their families, also reside in Naslya.~,
u having been driven from their homes in ia
| t,,,. 4 ~.
- Charles, a surgeon in the army, was thr'wl
u from his horse in the year lS63. ana kili"i
!" Mrs. johnson has been in very delicate hca' !,
IL for some time past, and it Is probable Mr..
Is Colonel Stovcr, a widowed daughter, will pre-
1t side over the Presidential household.
re Some time in September, the Twelfth init
st ed States Colored Infantry was camped at r.
tell Springs, Tennessee An officer went home
on leave Of absence He wore private 5 tr"w-
III sers and his badges of rank were covered by
OF a cavalry great-coat. Both his hair and beard
It. into conversation with a rustic gentleman VII
If finally inquired to what regiment he belonged
a "The Twelfth United States Courcd Inalr
Ht try was the reply. why - said the a.
tOnished inquirer, gazing intcnty, | thought
ms you was white mani
ke General Gordon brought away from Jer
Davis house an ornament i'll the shape OF al,
or eagle, the neck of which is firmly held in the
capacious IN nuth of an alligator. The t1isl
IL representation of the way in which the South,
ern reptile was 10 conquer the bird of trecdN
was given to NJ. Davis by a member Of tb
North Carolina Legislature. 1t has been pre-
oe Seuted to Governor Andrew by General Gordon
w. The army of the Potomac is being gradual.
7 broken up. On April 23d, Wright's Sixt
Corps left Burksville for Danvlle. Park
nd Ninth Corps has been sent to WaShngtol
me OrdS Twenty-ffth Corps is at Rchmou,
The other corps are stationed OH the Sout
ms Side Railroad, between Petersbugh and Burk
vile
9TH The Mayor of Indianola Indiana, is said
at have made this remarkable peroration to h
me inaugural address: With these few derog
ny, tory remarks. gentlemen, tender you my di
ing bolica congratulations, and subside into Us,
ful and conglomerated republic.
red
md AC Afllnstoni ! clll!o'' NJ young oPPerlya
-'0 murder, when a physician suddenly clappt
;ad over his mouth large sticking plaster, whic
,,vt he had been quietly warming at the Stoy,
"'' and thus efectually stopped the flow of trca
- enable sentiments.
MS The rebel Senator Hunter fed from RicI
mond en- hearing of the assassination Of VI
or Lincoln. He knew full well who was to sn
led ceed Mr. Lincoln, and with lively present
menC OF what might come, he lett for DartS nj
known, and plunged into the depths OF reb,
ger DOM
IN ~ The Massachusetts and Black Diamond, tw
III Government transports loaded with troous ra
-; into each other on the Potomac river on Sun
vi. day night The Black Diamond sunk almo>
AZ .L instantly. Seventy of the soldiers and ere
.n' -, are missing, and are thought to be drowne'
ing The news of Booths death reached the "a
the of his mistress while she was in a street car
ide Washington, which caused her to weep alou
the and drawing photograph likeness Of Boo
om from her pocket, kissed it fondly several time
co. The heavy verdict of S32, 500 was yesterd:
al obtained in the Supreme Court at Boston
o Leonard Sturtevant against a. Ii. Allan, f
Wa ""0 illegal arrest and Imprisonment on charges
.n', nc disloyalty preferred by defendant.
mel A terrible accident is reported on the vi
cen sissippi the steamer Sultana having blown Il
ave with all on board-her passengers being :
soldiers No details yet received.
Jol' Harry FoRD, an old man, in New Have
eh- was very much affected by the news Of Pre-
erS' dent Lincoln decease, and, after appear
Oh Oh much depressed all day, he dropped dead
Ill. the evening.
pla. The garrison Of Richmond is hereafter to
onel four regiments. General llallcck has remOy
for the trade restrictions excepting on contraba
goods in all nartS of Virginia now cOntrol