The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-30

I olaly oppoaeA - rom tlt AEa.f aaA ..--
trayed its ruinous consequence b. speech
IS and BY writing.
Nrv yoaK. April % -Tbr Usrald's
Washington special says The scout sltsr
the assassin OF President lincoln end
wouId-5e murderer Of lfr. Seward Las de-
veloped we'll laid and Deliberate plau Of
assassination, aud infamous rasoslity, mur,
der and arson, unparalleled IN tae annsls
. Of crime. The Investigations have nos yet
reached the poiut where 60 is proper 20 disc
close It's extent and verious rrm.fclt.1us
| BY his murje-ous plot, many uusus Fectad
and unsuspect.og parties VIII become inc
volved. The evidence is oompleic To- chow
thai 10 was neither the freak %. O. man, Ior
sn aet Of individual hste, and scheme
I Son,octed by the leaders of the rebellion,
I sud relied upon by them in the hour OF
last desperate need as one ot tbs means o,
success in their great tsesso1sJ.e eutrr-
/ price.
The Times special says the parolel ole
coui and soldiers are robbiaF the iHhal-
/ itsnis in the vicinity oi Freiericksburr.
I Officers. members Of foruer Wos.Jhy fern
lies, who never did a days wosz. dsc.aro
I they viii not earn their living.
The Tribune's Washington special ays
Edwin Booth is here for tae purpose, 10 is
/ stated. Of procuring the body 0i BIS broth
e.. His desires cannot be granted, So tht
/ grave Of the assassin viii never bs known.
The Surgeon who held autopsy Of Booth
asserts shat he must have endured untold
anguish Of body and mind from she ua-
I turs Of the fracture Of his les. Tho small
bone hsving cut its way through She te1L
and protruded. Modification oi she leg
/ had also commenced. It wss the opinion
the Surgeon give that he could nos hays
/ lived many DAYS more in any event
C0Lrmvs, Ohio. April 29.-At C.cve-
land, Friday, the heavy rains which come
menccd before noon to-day. continue, and
We leave this hospitable city with ,ae re-
/ mains, which hsye been touchuElv sua
/ generally bouored. Nothw,thaiaudirs Che
I iuclement weather, crowds assembled So
/ railroad stations 10 take their llst look at
the coffin containing all that u mortal of
I Abraham Lincoln. We epass, iu succession, ,
/ Bercs, Columbia, Grafton, Ws.Ims.1H.
! Greenwich, Creslliue and other statrlt-
shrouted national flags aud badges e.
mourning are seen at each. Esiu storm
continues, but tbis does not prevent ths a.-
ssmblug Of groups. Ja she way many o.
I them bear lanterns in their hauIs, lu order
thai the funeral car may be plainly se.u.
CAEDIsGEoy, o., April -, SEQ q. ..-Hcre
is the largest gathering We have seen SINCE
we let Cleveland. The depot building .s
handsomely draped with mouulag haEs,
and over the doorway is long white r-t-
ton sign with the inscription printed u
large black letters.
&c as sLEErs IV rEr BLESSINGS COL rHE r.oH,
WHOSE rrrrFEs cor covsu-sJaseD
] Hv I'D HEE,s 90
/ Guns ere being Tired and bells tal-.I.
EUEy, d., O.. N.-The raiu has ceased,
and there rs promise OF clear dsy $50
pass by scyeral small hamlets where spsc-
tators, aud az g O'Clock we ere nearing Co.
Iumbus, the Capitol Of Ohio, and the sh.rd
State Capitol through which we have rs.. .el
since leaving Washington on our mgI-atu'
journey. We hovo on board the train Gov
BrouEb snd stan. Major General Haaks7
and staff, Senator John Sherman, and Iffr.
Alr. Gal'sway, tho isst named Eengaa.
being Chairman Of tho Columbus Fac,
Committee, who joined she funeral party
Cleveland.
We arC now ct tAo Elilrosd station end
crowds Of Interested spectators afa .u ths
immediate locality. The committee %, ar.
rangsmeuts begin at once 90 carry 1al the
programme; and place tho iuuerr- party r
cammaud Of the military officers 1r o.,
procession, and much activity IS every
where exhibited by others .D tb7 ssu.
connection. soon, solemn atraius e.
brass band are heard and wo see che gar
era military officers in open iiues with
heads uncovered, and before tberu c1.-l
slowly carried g. the hsarse, which a
neatly fesiocBed with black cloth trlmu5,
with silver fringe, and the roof aiane.
with blscs plumos. The coGin jt elevated
90 That every one may see IL FROM any ua
sitiuH. The flowers contributed iu 9th.
cities, lie uuon the lid.
The procession is formed. the ss.h Vol
Infantry acting 90 escort. Then follow th
officiating clergy, pall-benrcrs, and o,ber.
on each side Of the henrse. The ycterar
Reserve Corpa-the guard Of honor osoo-
b -accompnnying theTemaius from Washing
ton, follow Ia open carriages, three ab-ca1t
. These are followed By Major General Hook
or aud Bvt. Brigadier General. ". T.. Rich
ardson, each with his s.s ir aud al noun lsd
T also Provost Marshal General Colous
. Wilcox and staff, Brigadier General Wsgs
, swayns and stat, in open carriage.
The remainder Of the large and imposiu
p procession was composed N part Of officer
Z Of the army and Soldiers At this poiu'
Gov. Brough and suite. the CouI1.tts q
, I Arrangements, the Chief harshal lud h
special aids, heads of Departments Of Oh
stste, the Mayors Of Cincinnati aud Colum
I JUS anu kNhF 1aAhNAa aAA aNh.NIs 4
, Federal stats CouTts, the Orders Of 3Iss-r
3 and odd Fellows together with various oh
4 or organizations, including ths Feufa
, Brotherhood, Colorsd Mas0us and CoI.la
y benevolent sssooi atoms. are represented
= the procession.
Moving through high street We saw
b. one Of Che inteuecting streets the fro a.
/. partmsnt, which is soon b Join the proc-
% sion. The engines are highly poiishs
d and fremen ia fuli showy drsss. The hoe
b. and ladder truck with loop curtains su
d pended from pillars which srs mount,
e. with black plumes tipped with white.
Ia 'front.' is an arch covered With drapsd %
\, tional Gag. On this truck are number
ladies dressed IN mourning, bu. ths rao
-. prominent figure 10 a lady clo.bej In q
Ia national co.ora 70 represent thc genius
Liberty.