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, 1865-04-20

NAsn1soTok. April 1s:-General Gfunt to-day
effect thht General Johnston hat made n,onoa,. as
tor 1or N rsi;ee 1n11 e until Gene!a Grans trns
1nsn reped thai be had fai poWer tG trss; 9ae!1 i
was ready either to neeotiate or move On III his
works, which he proposed 10 do uncc. II !. es
, 1865-04-20
Nt)tfagsp 4r1bunE
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1865.


Tho fune,n1 corcnor;o. ~
dent of .hc Tinted s,,te. .aa,. : $50
3ar at Uosb,ng,o,, ,,r. 'so'e'
vas mi cont,rcd - 49, - Aa pasean
-bc land cr,n Mt. - '@AoAe Al oFe
village Town and c,t, tu.... - sse'
of people bowed tta;r had. ;. ''.'
she list sad +r,h,ta ~ ,na.... &. ~ Auo pA''
of the great and GOOD nan cut do,... =.
the csucl haud of the okx,..,, ~ ~
lis rest and reward carx;,o ~. .,l.~~N.,, ~
him. His life WAS 1a,d rnoa a..
Republic. rs a sacr3fc. ~ - - -,
work accom,,;shas y. ~, t''''e''
noble heart. In the vcrv hon, - ,,a.s. %.1',
love. in The pcrv ~, or .,,...,.,-
and hiding the blade with n..r,1. ~ =.
sttuck down and m. ,,,,.4,a
cyprcss. The swora L. rn.,,.st,o.
er hand-the hand of rho sto,n nn,.;SS:
1ustice. M such snon,onooua .,a ho.-.,.,.
reverence has crcr be-n mid haf,-o a.s
surely none has heen eo an,,n.,,.,,,
deserved. The savior of +ha ,.+,o.
the chamuIon of 4,c onn~o.aod a.. $500
cipator Of the slaye. tby fr,cnd of 81,
the enemy Of mono, honest in heart ,n.r,,
ful In soul, the daysmau cyen of t,e,tn,e =.
has roma tn his orop. amid ~. .a,,a -.
,f~oo e.. sn,..,
s~4t ~ oeats aao lie
tears ana prayers Of the millions he loyed SO
well and scrTed so ably. he has passed from
sight, but Ills spirit still lives and u:u :,
u,,. IT,. ,.d .
- NV @ 'aue 'ue nepuohc az the
suA"aa eenaos VI Tue constitution and the
.a"s. d4s grave Will be the Mecca where
the pilgrims Of liberty shall resort. It's 81,
lent and solemn Influences will fnccrer
irubue tic nation-w,l1 illustrate IN - mho
trew hin, 4,,a ,>,+, ~
.,a,, - 49,, .,.,,s- aau tuf-
"a0 en''o'en's children
e4 W w 4ni1saeeo' memory 10 be cher |
4sue" WILL noiy reverence. and now, bid !
ons farewell to Abraham Lincoln, who has
sealed his devotion to his country with his
life, let us renew our solemn rows and obi.
-rafions nrver IN Sim il, this ,r.r,.no e.
f7om ,pt,, fin ,n,bo,;tr of ~. co...:.-.,
,.o,o..:.o. 49, ,1.,. 4sN''o4'n ID
49, 'oAA 1%0'o''" Al 1's pf's1ine
'aas1a's' ana 1he accursed Institution Of
slavery, the spring of all our woes, cxtirpa-
ted, 50 that no Yestage OF it shall remain.
The disguised laborcr, who was arrested AT
Sutratts house, in Washington. has been
adentn1ed as the assallaut Of Sectary Seward,
ootA ~ Lis dauslter and servant, and is no ~
on board gunboat, heavily ironed, to await !
@Ae punishment OF his crime
n.4,.s ~ uou 1usolE Is o. interest. In
! ~ @'AaIuent, Inc FeAca question Of approprl8-
, 1865-04-20

GA1fSA, April 19.-Tne day has been golcnnn1y
devoted TO exercises he1tttne the occaaIm ~
immense procession Of cltlz+ns Ia c1rriaces, On
fortehscE, and on foot, proceeded ihronsh toe
pf1heapal Etreete, ad1onEnfns at noon to TIC
CHURCHES, where impressive services we're held.
, 1865-04-20

New YORK. April 1s.-The New FORK Times
Masa'ngton M special; .peaking Of the arrange.
funeral car, which is being prepared for thc occa
sfor. If I" h. magnificent affair It's built on a
hearse body. It, e1treme length will -be fourteen
black elo,h, from which viii hang large festooas
Of cloth on the sides and ends, gathered and IA.
tened hg large rosettes Of white aud black satin
over ho"e OF white and black velvet The bed Of
The GET on which the coffin Will rest will he eight
ieet from the ground, In order to eivc tull view
Of the lin md over this Will rise canopy. the
support Of which Will 1e draped with tl9cI cloth
apd velvet. The top Of the car will be decorated
with plumeR. The CIR will be drawn by Nix or
eight black hosees. esch led By groom
, 1865-04-20
ne LAY III New York.

-" httT. tp.Qsy, has
NEW fokK, Aprl. ls-Ths "huschc;
Mofe me appearance Of Sabbath ,,,,
NeFe 1iled, ano discourse. appropriate to the oc.
ehtion were delivered. Alter CHURCH hours. thous-
s,ewing The costly. dfapeIy which proiuse1v coS.
s5s nearly every building thropghout lhe civ
m1nnte gun. we're fired at noon, aud ali The Gaga
neroFta from all parts OF the State. the West
soo'h and New Eng!snd. atnte that tbe SANE 1}t::
late PSexi ideut " ~ ~*AsAH' u ous
, 1865-04-20
FROM OTTAWA.

tSpes'at Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,
The call Of the docket for to-morrow nmhrnc.s ~:
u, ~, 81. ~ ~ W. ~
, 1865-04-20
his :reeches was VERY hsppy and insyired great
c.rffftpre

From nBn1tnsore-B1nt. Gen. 1gosecran,
Stpn-An 1mmcuse CONcputkc OF fseo.
PIE Going to Washington.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago f1ihane
HAL77notE, April H.
Major General Rosecrans and oth.riistin, ,n;;h.
ed Generals passed to Washiupton.htsm mornsc
to attend the funeral OF our late lnentcd Rcsi.
dent. The General is uuaccomrSsuied by hi aids
and orderliea. Immense crowd throne III, de-
pota. and 1t IL almost an fmpofibility to PISS. !
special tFain len, on which yere- over so cnnrcd
people, Delegations from different psrt- " the
country have arrived aue al. avattinr transports
non' Universal sorroT prcrails The whole
country is drapcd in mourning. The funeral Of
t,a ,es1aent Lincoln vii be Tie l'gess ever seen on
, 1865-04-20
Great mass n1cctIng-The yeetinrr In
the City.

uEsAo1NEs, April u.
Eight thoneaad citizens assembled tn the Court
House square cn Sunday afternoon, In solemn snl
public demonstration ofihelr ez7ef at ,he loss OF
our beloved Lincoln. After the reading Of fappro.
PIRATE psteages Of holy writ and prayer By The
Rev. Mt. Chamberlain. General Tslliamsoo
b1lcdy addressed the citizcns. F. ", Palmer
then delivered an Grafton Of great power and e]o-
quence, and was followed in short speech by
Hon. John A. Kasson. The cloa!ng prayer vas
made ty'Rev. Mr. Vernon, and the henedicton hY
tbe venerable Or. Pcet 4 larco cfo1r euuy d
plumber Of Ut hymns. among them the Marse,i.
laise. solemn stiffness prevailed anon. The
multitude during the whole time Of
,he meeting, except one deyout amen, which was
pltdgtrg ext1fpation 10 the accursed institution
which has lnstigated most terrible series Of
crimes, culmfnat1ng tn the cawardly murder Of 4
iatto1's chosen chief. No description can do
Justice to the occasion, and 10 uccaston Gu e1-
prcss the terrible character OF the great crime and
calamity, or the awfnlness Of tho peoples :or-
Great confidence is tepo.cd, here. In the m,nli.
eta. integrity, patriotism and pluck OF President
Jotnson. The people will truat aud sus.1Iu hfu1
while he sustains the cause OF Loyalty, Union sud
Liberty. God hlc-E brave Andy johnson, who
hss suffered so much for h,s counlry's cause.
, 1865-04-20
SECRETARY Seward Better-E1c Witnesses
a Part OF the PFocess1on-Flslts to the

[Sptolal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON. April 10.
Secretary Seward is 30 much better to-day that
be Was able to be assisted from his bid and sup
ported ut the window for few moments to wit
neks the passage Of portion Of the Presidents
funeral procession,
q deputation Of the Chamber of Commerce OF
re" YORK waited en- the President this morning
nf room a. they hsd gone, he WAS visited 5y sim
a1 d potaton from the tdzens' meeting held las,
eatusday After The funeral exercise. the peraa.
n ss!osee Hose con.psny, of Philadelphia, and a
c.t;.s VI c't'*ens' Waited him. All these dele.
eelve'd the Presidents respon.e. siniI,, % ~ ~
e.sen 10 other delegations heretofore. Th. im-
P''eS'on produced By The Presidents bearing ma
, 1865-04-20

Funeral OF MIR. Cobdeu-procect3fpre
II Fnrll4anGnr ON the Canadian De-
ftnEc*-Ihc Plague In ST. PcIersbtrr
WAR re-Connaencrd In Nexv yen.
IAM0-A1nel lean STICKS.
, 1865-04-20
From 1t. Lou-Saapenston of Rusi-
NcEA-EAnrrl Mourning.

From 1t. Lo,,s-SaAPensfou OF RUst-
nesa-Gencrsl Mourning.
Especial Dfr ratch to tho Chicago Tribune.]
ST. LOUIS, April 10.
The suspe1ion oe business to-day is general,
md there i most wonderful unantmlty in dis
plays OF tn hjemb1ems Of mourning. Even the &C.
cess1onistas 1u1e.dfaped their houses in raou.n-
tne. Ihf last fact caused much remark. All
the chprhes. including several Catholic, were
opened ind crowded. No incidents or special In.
teresoceored. The 9Th regiment has pro .,o:ed
10 represent Missouri at Springfield, III case The
teg.a9s are mali A AH;n1led there. A large deega-
tnn vi cluzens WILL Accompany the regiment
, 1865-04-20

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
"Asu1SG7oN, Ap1t. 1a-1 p. m. +
To Major General DIx:
1he arrangements for conveying the Presidents
remains to Springfield have been changed this
morning They wifi 80 direct from Washington
to Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and thence to Springfield.
{Signed} EN-. STANTON.
, 1865-04-20

IS the morning hours wore On, the crowd in
font u The house increased, and kept Oh iii il
stop runn1ne,. and nthicles Of ali Kinds hsd IN
tuIn OF into back streets, for tbs squares On the
other eide Of the Executive Mansion were nled
WIN Far1ona State delegations, societies.
OBLIGATIONS frum Union Leagues ifom lercc cities'
Ahsonlc aud ODD Fellows' lodges (wtite and COT
orscl. on thci1 way to tale places in the Grand
, 1865-04-20

The T!orld's special says: s.Mr. Lincoln tav
Booth piay more than onte, and p particularly al.
m1fed MIN ;, Ae once spp'anded him raptnrously
We dtstinc uished: Booth, when told Of the Pres
idents delight, said be would rather have the 40.
plause Of the negroes. The President had nerel
spoken With Booth, but wished to make his ac
quainiance, and said SO. Booth eyaded tue inter-
view.
, 1865-04-20

An NJ ease ca they get less than ona pol,,r;.
weIt, IS IT, n:e 20 oa:ks: rhe price u seai,d m.
sDg Teeirss ooy ee5';: 20 cou!e snd tsS ?,
5nEF fortune sd See the an1ente display .: saua6t
rev Sn III The .est of he sty afess on s
nho'tm th2 vii hc and to fortuna 70:
~ mai to sny address On rccens.o, fhe nrfca * -
H Stnd-fof Circulars ~ '"- PAt@eI ~ 9!s'
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24

The terrible explosions and coua,gratlon. wnien
have lately occurred at Mobile, Nashville, Ch.,ta.
noogs, and other southern cities, together with
ne steamboat and railroad disasters which have
destroyed The live, Of so many Union sc,a!-,,,
cannot DO atiril..'-' 7 "'- " INV ="
.u"-s curious phenomsnA In human history thA,
~, apt W occur In succession" IS one Of our con-
wmporsnss suggests. We attribute IT. rather, 10
ths hiful upshooting Of reasonable sparks from
IN. dying smbers OF rebellion. Il is true that such
vill,nies a. these can in no wise benefit Their .u-
thors, but the yindictvaness aud mslignAucy that
have characterized tho rebellion. arc evidsncos
ihas Its disciples comml, crimes on, Of pure
fendishnesE. The assAsrnati1n OF President
LlSooLS was the result Of this spirit. II subserv-
I'll good purpose for the South tho con-
usry, ID WAS The worst thing that could have hap
peusd " them. This same spirit that instig.ted
that deed, still turks In the South, aud II Ia not .,
al strange that its ouicroppings should Al times DO
seen IN such deeds Of dAboli,m those psfsrrsd
70 IL Is natural that such deeds should 10 found in
the dregs Of wicked rebellion, and tho only way
a. crush thsn QUITS BY tho s.rictes, vigilance, and
the most summary punishment OF tbe rascAls Gu
.Afed N committing them.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24
THE WEEKLY sun.
SATURDAY MonwG. JUNE q, 1865.


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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24

General t"NSG receives y Va ,N' '0, ovation on
his way to Chicago, Hsroute ia trIura,..l 1r ..
grcss. Many cur Us incidents ocous. 81 A,1,abula,
oae OF tie sln..onr, nue SRI, s.I og scyrn years
old, was csrrioi over tho hcsts Of tho assent ago
.li pf0'eNtei So General su derunt toulurt
with this speech - rsuL to thank General Gf,nt
Tor Sui!ug tho war ami letting Ju,lr I IA come
iomc.' Wh'"vupon the Conceal caught hrr IN
his -rmS ami A's.c her, A. Cleveland, tho .,izeus
fairly cApiu-d b IA ou Friday .glt, aud mHle
HIN pHritke Of 4 -rle-lld banquet before they
Won / let HIM 20. IIt hey could not get sps .lh
ont ~ him. Atf'r b % pen, tlc NOTES, hero offer.
Cd l.msHlf to TIC hundreds o. fair xtous, who
were g. bury hm NJ Nowen. Frat cam, a
l--5 Of NJ. s,on., J., sho placed about Ito
Oh eitsiu's neck beautiful and cosby wreath 4
flowers. H. to'y her Land kindly, and, 40 the
crowd sp!lauied, kissrl her Thon followed
host O. ladies' all tearing flowers Wreath ON
wreath eucrced lis neck until lis head w.s %.
scu~oi and LIS arms fGIl % bouquets. SUI hey
came and he Obliged 10 lay the irAyr.ut otter.
ings upon the table. Caoer cheer, agl bui Il
Gfer burst OF lsu htor, broke from the crowd, as
the hero never dauntet or hesitatng on the iell,
bu4tei AVID cast uoutkim N ignorance wha. 60 10
Ih AL the n rel sits. We ave utycy seen any
thing even Approaching such a. exhibition before,
snd Woieru l.lclsture gives lut one Instance 81 a
d'u0nS,ra' ION y .cA will CON pare with ~ 8, ali
thai, tao burIEl under roses, 40! Notaire when, ia
Ii old age, te mt M 10 P,r.s. Tac G.ae-sl
shook each II tie .!r ladies by tLe hand, tgtc i
ms t's leh hand, ga he right wa bNdy Swollen
from. rs rush H., dusies IN New YORK. M id he
MAKE uyioluuS t'GlucLons. A uuIogei Wo.lsu sp-
proachti MIN. look her hSud kindly, AID lon.
his ear as che said, &c d bless youG eueral Graa'.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24

SIr Francisco, jipic The Plrtic' charged With
an at emp. to seize theteamer Cooa, have been held
to answeg be.ole the County Court, on a charce Of
grand larceny Efforts are 't quietly making TO in.
duco parties to enlist in the Emigration Association
for Mexico Tie Northern Minss roop-niua 10 made
an BEGINNING 10 yio,i largely ar-in. r'a~,-ation.
are r.tu- here for the egaad-., colcbra on Of The
IN Of july. ever lao.u on the Pacific coast
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24

TUE
Ocean Telegraph.


Gable, which was commenced on the frat day Of
lsst September and uninserruItedly continued
night and day, ever slcc st the rate OF IL niles
per day, va, finally completed on ihe 29ih of Nay
and we now prsson. tho following succinct MARIA
two " the operations connected vi'h one OF ihe
greatest undertaking. Of tho ago.
A coon idea Of the immense magnitude the
work ., constructing tho Ahsuhc e>olo may be
gathered RON th. fact that Il the various loug,i'
Of copper wro $4,000 niles, Of iron wire ts3.ooO
miles. n insulating material rs, 400 miles, OF
strands % iute ,23,Wo mless, M o. tvss Oh
yarn $4,000 miles were to he attached one to ne
oiier the total length Of The whole would .ljboo
Or only u, 500 miles short Of q stHuce butween
Nc Earth and tho Moon. Tie hnieAcd cable 10 1850
miles n englh, hong .surrlus = $50 m'leS 70 poo
de ,goInst various contingent es arising thro lgh
the jGersn. depths ofsubmersion, In the Iroco" 81
laying It down. II lis one inch and ono.eishh IN
diameter and in tak.ns section q !, in your hand
YOU may perceive It's gevers component arts. In
tho ccnNo lie close together the seVon conduct
ing wires ~ copper. Around th''e wires
Is esced serie. Of Homogeneous layers OF gu''a'
n.y., .bou, one-sS,h of an inch n thckucss-'hc
. VIM" '''"H '''''' ~ ''i'
sue OF WIS IL mass o' "n FO' ""' y '''''''
'~iHied ha'n Of thos' Yen VIII n'. "
separate covering of Msnilla yarn, the whole be ns
rendered Apsolutc! "hps''''"S ~ "N''' - wa,
heoped IN not o"'np'"nu VI ''P'
/ hr. Ih's outer covering NhH u'4n''Al'-''N
factory 10 The vicinity ~ Moricn War E.ss
/ Grosnvich New London Tie wire hr" cams
from u riniugham, and Was vi.ci sad laid away
| for Use a. ia,, a, wanted w eli uscl the ends "
N, wire were carefully Joined by trsusyc-ae onts.
ry,,v vc.A sn, tons ostllr wire were use, a,.N
| ,hi,.v.u,,e ton, ~ Mani, yarn were employed,
daring tho SAINT ,.,.e, a. cov. rug ,hcrcio'. Tic
yarn ~a' twisted round me wire hy ingenious ma
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24
E.strictlcn. lyon Trade in Ten1es-es
heInoy,d.

W'shilg'oi, June H. Another proclamation hm
been 'rauci hy 'hc P,ssidol. removing al Te,Grc-
tiousup9u commerce WI Ei't fer ,ssea rOrt MT or
he .'-t IF Juy next and declaring that insurr.c-
uou In ,ha' State Il fI?prcssel b. rothrs in this
p-o,,imstlo ~ D b. construed a. im0-rlu- env NJ
tae e,.,'Ls pcuA.t3s .1i tiol1n Of ding ,os
hgbsi- c..I'as, O., DON. away vth n.lit.rY law
wh,aeyor niece -e-y for public 'sf'y
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24

Yesterday the l'.t m OF m rctt ra,lo 49,. cou-
prtri and Eoune th."aeh the l,-. %, 90" t"F'-. lg
mHtAiLta IA tht pinttI.r OF lHi. alf.a, O. lice
tirsushed yisiio.s v'o had mr. u,t.el '' do uIt';
To the oCchelOu. loyout ?. .ottluE thc be oI 90.
comp.c ioa, .r.y iit.r uns .uot 10 .hc plts OF Toe
Iciolapu toup lhy 1tst'.!ay 20 call lur eptC,a,
remark. All the n0't d.,tinui he'd elrc rolans aal
ens,.Uere, and al the irtG sc, ..nc gentlemen
Who Lave 20 !onr WGtlnrd auI aid, 10 the uttuu 1i
their POI or the p.onuuon OF iris rict -yGe' srIr
~ csun tUCcthcr With all L,ally ALL tie -ii'.t.s
OF he Iolcsihph hanieuanae 90. PAM, A..t.H b, NJ
course, yCry little 10 To NlturtHri-much h.s l .c
thrn mlfht have hron seon sac TJtEs Ahy day On r
"tl'tiuuhlh pA.. pnb ono lnHhihe MA lhI
uilI' 10 colup!cte-tAgi % 10 SAY, 20 "a tur
core with Mr.. WI hts LIus iugeni.us ami t.up.c
patent OF wire enc,osed "a rtrt a. oi hemp "....u
lolm tle on tr ceyCrlns MNCa A. Tia. N.rltuIn NcIe
assembled hi, va starred and the co e wound IL
larry and siuny througn the centre OF ia IlLcLIue
rh'ch re'olNihg found At sfeHt creed conn e.rI
Tue ou'er case OF lDup AM ZION. NCTh.ns ~ a
hours DAY, each mac lo u able thus 40 cover tulr
miles an hour the ave .Ere rate Of mauutnctufe Tor
the tour mtchiuc, hau.E ttcn about IL mile yer
dAy. AZ The csnic IL drawn cat Of the machIue lI
plsset thruush aF1u"C, which CJmp"e.ses u himvt
an theh Out % ~. manu- Hctosy assay to me tf4hs,
wheEr ID 'uhtl un4tf Ntte'' aud eNtTb en- M "a
lite eectIical condition uOtu4 with care ana muuC-
nest the" have ccttAu never yet been s0pu'd o. Euy
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