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ac.. When Booth escaped Harold lef, with
him. Tiny reached Surau's at midnight.
stopped at i.loyd's Hotel and got bottle
of whisky. BooIh remaining on his horse.
Harold wen, up stairs and got c,rbine.
Lloyd offered another one. but Harold said
Booth had broken his leg aud could not
carry it. As they rod of Both called
out to Lloyd. "Wc have murdered the
President and Secretary Of State" They
reached DR.. Mudds before sunrise. and
Booth lind his broken Lex set. DR.. Mudd
saws he did not know who they were.
though Booths boot left at the Doctors
house had lis name in it. Among those
under arrest, as direct accomplces. are
Sprangler, stage carpenter at Forde's
Theatre; Sam. Arnold, Of Baltimore. who
claims to have backed out Of thu plot /;
Captain Jet. who took Booth on his horse
behind him at Suratt's, and who was as
signed to kill the Vice President; Mrs.
Suratt, the mistress of tho conspiracy /;
Mclaughlin. friend and confederate OF
B,oth; DR.. MudL. who se: Booths leg |;
Lloyd, who entertained the assassins and
gave them carbin-; Samuel Coxer, who
concealed aud fed Booth; Harold. cap.
turcl with Booth; Suratt, who shared
the secret of the meditatrd crime Payne.
who attempted the life Of the Secretary Of
State; Mrs. Adams, Of Newport, who is
believed TO have assisted Booth; Wilson,
Of Newport, who though cognizant Of the
crime did not assist justice.
JVashimgtox, May 3.--'rhe Executive
order of November 2lst. 1862. prohibiting
tho expectation Of arms and ammunition
from the United States, and Executive
order OF 1863. prohibiting thu expectation
of horses, mules and live stock. being no
longer regarded as public necessities. thu
aforesaid orders are hereby rrscindcd and
annalled by order Of The President.
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gress from the fifth district Of Maryland,
was yesterday arraignrd for trial before a
general court martial in this city.
Arout Conspirators Ia Canada aud Else.
where.
Toronto, Nay 4.-Bevorly Tucker and
Clcvery, for whom rewards are offered by
President Johnson, have published letters
denying in positive terms having any
knowledge whatever of the conspiracy 70,
capturing or assassinating the Late Presi-
dent. t
Moptreal. May 3.-Georgc n. Saun-
ders and Beverly Tucker, are out with
anothc: manifesto addressed to Andrew
johnson. in which they accuse him Of q
hellish plo: to murder their christian Pres
idert They agree to g, to Rouse Point,
or some other to be arrested on tho charge
made in the Presidents recent proclama.
ton, If the u. s. Government will pay
for their aefsnces. and guarantee them
safety.
New YORK., May 4.-The Commeycials
special dispatch says: jeff Davis aud
several Of the leading rebels. will be in
cludsd in the bill or Indictment before the
court fer the trial Of the murderers now in
custody and to be captured.
Tho Posts special dispatch says that
the Marylanders, charged with hnrboving
Booth and aiding his escape. have been ar
rested and srded in prison.
The Heraifs special says Il is under
stood that formal demand will bs mads
on the Canadian Gevernm-st fur such a.
sassios and eouspirators may be within
ito Jurisdiction.
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