Daily national Republican., 1865-07-06

PAYNE, and MARY L. SuRRATr to be duly
executed in accordance with tho President q
order. IA
By command Of the President of the Uni
ted States: Il. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The findings and sentences in tho remain
ing cases are as follows:
MICHAEL o'LAUdHLIS.
Finding:-of the specification Guilty, ex-
cept the words thereof rs follows: Sand in
the further prosecution Of the conspiracy
aforesaid and of It's murdorous and treasona-
bic purposes aforesaid in tho nights of the
18th and 18th of April, A. d. 1865, at Wash
ington city, and within the military depart
ment and military lines aforesaid the said
MICHAEL o'LAUGHLrN did, then and there
lie in wait for ULYSSES s. GRANT, then
Lieutenant General and Commander Of the
Armies of the United States, with intent,
then and there to kill and murder the said
ULYSSES S. GRANT"
OF said words Not Guilty; and except COM
bining, confcderating and conspiring with
EDWARD sPASGLER; of this Not Guilty.
OF the charge, Guilty, except combining,
confedorating, and conspiring with EDWARD
SPANGLER; of this Not Guilty.
And the Commission do therefore sentence
him, the said MICHAEL 0'LAUGHLIN, to be
Imprisoned at hard labor for life at such pen
itentiary as the President of the United
States shall designate.
EDWARD sPANGLER.
Finding.-of the specification, not guilty,
except as to tho words: "The said EDWARD
SPANGLER, on said 14th day of April, A. D.
1865, at about the same hour Of that day rs
aforesaid within the Military Department
and the military lines aforesaid, did aid and
abet him (meaning JoHS WILKES BooTH) in
making his escape after the said ABRAHAM
LINCOLN had been murdered in manner afore-
said;" and of these words guilty.
OF the charge Not Guilty. But guilty of
having feloniously and traitorously aided and
abetted JONI WILKES BoorH in making his
escape after having killed and murdered
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United
States, he the said EDWARD SPAEGLER, at
the time of aiding and abetting, rs aforesaid,
well knowing that the said ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN, as aforesaid, had been murdered by
the said JoHS WILKEs BooTH, rs aforesaid.
And the Court does therefore sentence him,
the said EDWARD SPASGLER, TO be confined
at hard labor for the period of six years. at
such penitcntinry as the President of the
United States shall designate.
SAMUEL ARNOLD.
Finding:-of the specification Guilty, ex-
cept combining, g,sconfederating, and conspir.
ing with EDWARD srASeLER; of this Not
Guilty.
OF the charge Guilty, except combining,
confoderating, and conspiring with EDWARD
srANcLER; of this Not Guilty.
And the Commission does therefore sen.
tcnce him, the aforesaid Samuel Arnold, to
be imprisoned at hard labor for life, at such
penitentiary us tho President of the United
States shall designate.
SAMUEL A. MUDD.
Finding: OF the specification Guilty, ex-
cept combining, confedernting and conspiring
with Edward spangleri of this Not Guilty.
And except receiving, entertaining, hnrbor-
ing and concealing Lowis Payne, John ii.
Surratt, Michnel o'Laughlin, George A.
Atzerodt, Mary E. surratt, and Samuel Ar
mold; of this Not Guilty.
Tho Commission does therefore sentence
him the said SAMUEL A. MUDD to be i'm.
prisoned at hard labor for life, at such pen.
itentiary as tho President of the United
States shall designate.
The President of the United States has
approved the foregoing sentences in an order
dated Executive Mansion, July 5th, 1865,
and orders that the prisoners, SAMUEL Arm
OLD, SAMUEL A. MUDD, EDWARD sPANGLER,
and MICHAEL O'LAUGuLIN be confined at
hard labor in the pcnitentinry at Albany,
New York, during the period designated in
their respective sentences.