, 1865-04-22

aEss KATE Surratt broke out into sous ssau u
ing dee ply affected. while hcz m2'aGr c.1'uSo
Ina: ia the ladies were ready to pr 'ceed. t
CG,ctr, Deyoe having brought u u catua1e'
loud rap WAS heard at tic door. ~: Hu .
ran eppc1 into tie hall, followed ey u ilof
Smith and Officer Mernetssi:cn, VINO "sa5
each srmed with pistol. Morgan openea :
the door. q man stepped IN, and tue doc; Was
at trce locked by Morgaa,' who hanaea LUG
kew to Merme, ,skn ch. The nun s;emeu r.
thgt eorpriscd. and said, III guess I've Maas |
mistake" When askea tea n.s wsas saratt:A ne He
WIS assured That he had made no mistaAe'
autl told to ai. down in the parior.
The women being now ready 70 oepast,
they were at once put 70 tne casa.; sso1a II the
oece ~ere eubseeuentls % @ sent to Tic Old Capitol
P,1son :, :: 80. +,o ,,,zo
hoIe W. er,5e,icr at once Of having assumed
martial disguise: He had heavy pickaKe on
Iis shoulder, wore a cap made from the bot
! tom part oi the leg OF q Ealr OF drawers,
| which tit:cd closely to his head, and hung
/ dark co!o,ed pants, a. light. pair OF boots.
Buth boots and pants were completely coy
e, ed with mud up to his FneeE. When he
| sat down be was asked by Morgan: WAC
ere yos9 WHAT do you want here at this
lime OF nightf r He pulled ous Of his pocket
t+S,op, will show You who I aua, u rema X
Ing that hr got it in Baltimore Inst June. On
| cxa;nioatlon IT proved TO be an oath o. slle
| 'gfnpce administered to Louis Paine, Of Fau-
| IA, 1se5. Hc was further Intercepted by'Mr.
Morgan az 20 his business at the house ut |
that time uf night with p.ckaxe on his |
! sLoulder. He SAID he had come to dig gut
ter 5o1 MIR. Sur,at, and wanted to kn w what
timehe should btgiu In the morulng. Hc |
also GATED that liz was but twenty yca:s OLD, |
that he had no 1nlney, tat ho Obtained his |
living ty working Us laboser with that !
p,ckaxe, 10 which he sssnaed to cling with
peculiar tcuac:ty. lie stat,d r. couia mel;
I ther read ntr write, that he had been obliged
10 work On Ills }nthe1's farm III Fauqutcr
count, for living los tho las! four years,
and ctuld hot 70 to school; -th.t he was
down ln tho rebels, aud much more OF tue
officers that. they we're in the prescnce OF =
pariy connected With The nl'lrdefous as:,ait
| on MIR. S&WAra.,
: He Was subsequently, ln:crrogatcd by Slajo.
Smith and Officers Sampson and Mcrmef-
ski,ch, to whom he nude various replies,
! come Of them conflicting with the stories he.
; had told MOI gau. Wh: II asked where he in-
j tended 10 sletp that pisht, LIZ said LIE did not
know, as he lnd 10 n3ontS, aad the night be-
fore lie ! ad slspt On th= tulso cad tack;
: The man VAS then conducted to the Car
{ rjace ny Ot}icer Sampson. who took him to
: Gen. Augrr's Office, where he unacrwent
sca:ch aud another examination When - IN
money VAS discovered en- his prison, also 2
! pocket compass, with conlb and brush, aud
l. several nlnor articles. ue:e he tnld otaes
!, stores Us to his whereabouts for the last
+ three days, aud as to bis means Of support.
le close examination and scrutiny OF his
u person revealed man gf, good physlque' y
=, about twenty-five years Of as, SIX ieet hlsa'
af hight cumplcxioG, aud sefnem NJ Of person
le VIII; Il gave th. lie 20 his p1oess'vns OF hard
Is labor. His drcas was much so1rd, from ev!'
;, dent expos uIe, hut was OF very good n1atc!l;
~ al Had h been really well dressed he wonid
- T., have p'essnttd the Appearance u Stylish
d Tie colorcd servant, who admitted the nur'
"a | der.r to Mr. Stewards TN Friday night, Wat
ID hr carue il. tn gas was TUNED on, when III:
T tuy was 1cld to pick ont the man. AS soot
lis rs Ii; eyes Tell TN the prisoner, he threw III
~ his ha.ds and exclaimed: " There he Is;
r.. know h:rn dent want to see lin no m:src.'
oi Tie only impression produced upon the iua'
ne hy This DC, e!optncnt WAS an apparent ner
N N yousn-ss, but otheswis he seemed to mastc
~ ~ his feelings completely
ot Without {uI taer conversation, ut about lou
~ o'clock, H., ne vas heasa'5 lfoaea aau s,. ssn
es' from his captor. and where public Violenc
, capp0t reach him. :,
us White Mr. Morgan was interrogating hin
'Al at the hursc, Maj 'r Smith and Oi1icer SatnI
Be-
cl- which was con. iuucd by smith, Morgan 40
ag: Mtfmerskirch after tho departure OF ounce
OF Sampson with the prisoner. Mncn evlaeac
&C. ! was found, showing it to have been re-ul1
.e treason brewing nest: Leftc!s "Sc 'Ju hat
;hy toward the President, md In Miss kate SUI
rat:'s portfolio Major Smith found IN euSc
e!d oue addressed 10 J. Wilkes Booth, Nations
ats Hotel. card about half As large aga'
po- as q layiny card was found, which VAS Gel
ate tan,y en1ble matical Of tho hate which sece
Or sioujsts have ,fostered toward the pfeslden
the On the top was this line: s'1hus ,cll il eser
Tho .ciA tyronts.',, Their shield, in thu colors
lie, RID, wEl:e md red7 and thu Original thlrle:
suu Stntcss This Eus sutmOunted with the sna
dly iclul fsgs, between which Was The Staee GO
Yes Of arms u Virginia, With the motto. :"
Of ;,tmptr iy,Gnn.s.' Beneath. this ~ Lar:
my id letters, ''yirsinIa, 'he Mighty" AMI
tle another copy Of WIginia's coat OF arms NJ
Ing lie house was found in very disorders
OF cor dition, the beds all uumade,. the cloth
ted 1:lcd On tha;rs. and everyfb,ng in coui1sio
the Shown. vety ,'lliuIy that 1he 1nmnt's b:
'ed. other business on hand than the aiuat bu
ling ncas OF housekeeping. Two eoloreh servant
and d nan ard a gisl,-thc h1st Of whom Y
unit hrrd sleeping o.. the back par!or aoot-"s
the also aptncll.naLd aDd locked mp.
viF- Mrs Eurra't is q large sized woman, aho
ness fo1tv wears OF sgr, atd o. csats1 cxpFcsso
on} Sic + as rather stability dft SEED. H.rda1S
tae ter WIS far more srnteei IN aptra.anGe q !.
he CIV IN 10 ibe assassination, has, 1t .s believe
5 OF I'D 10 Canada. He Is beIsy pursued.
TIE EVIDENCE AGAINST rAlNE coSCLrs1r1
s : ~ LA1rR-l0 r. m:--Tne evidence acatI
~ Paine il now conclusive beyond d3nbt~
, nca Vas this a,tetno. confronted u Aal"s sc
! d91 ia ard, Miss Fanny 3cwa1d, the nurse VINO +"
) ) III, 70 severely Wouuded, and another color
500 servant, who sa f hln, and they au psomp
7,oN lscogaize him as the assassin: Ills clota;
5a1 Lps been taken Of, and Is undergoing exai
o,ou nntion,' It will be remembered that the 7
',oo' lain left & elouvh hat behind at Mr. Se"at
d 900 q. F F1iday night, Which explains tue p7ec
~.-- cap he wore.
i. ooo An ARREST IN, PHILADELPHIA.
( oSo arrest was also made in Phiadelph
5,0o0 This afternoon, by order Of Col. Baker,
b Of Juo Ce!estina, the blockade runner, SO y
9 we Known here, against whom suspicion
the been aroused.
lday ruE ARREST or SAN. ARNOLD.
As informed you last night Of the arrest
81 De som1 The writer of the letter found In Boot
1nch t,nnfi At the National, hut the telegraph l
ed to cet nv last dispatch through In til
our 'rafs mnn turns out t. be one Spnt. Atne
npes who lived NJ Hookstown, near Kaltimorc.
tsul1 is said TO be quite pnfteat, and to have re
oiss. d;ated the business some time ago. IL Is
s'ae- Eajd tbo President received lesttr, not l,
pao5e $50, from this same Sam, warning h1fn aea'
r. this plot. ns.
a.. ~. Numerous arrests haye been made to-da
~ r. SUSPECTED secession families =,
= All. Edward Spangler, the carpenter, and :,
l:ked a'1, Tux p.ol'et - s.s..,;o, of lninr \ &c
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