Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
Special Report.
SUSPENSION OF BUs1NEss.

New YORK April 20.
Wall street presented very deserted
appearance to-day, and nearly all places of
business were closed. t
Asmsll crowd of spectators assembled
on William street and made quotations Of
743 for Erie, but they soon dispersed.
The Fast-day appointed by Governor
FsntOn has been very generally observed.
Nearly all stores and Offices have been
closed, and most of the churches had SER
vices, and no evening papers were issued.
Labor is generally suspended, and the
honors to our deceased President were con-
tinued from yesterday. The number of
mourning emblems is increasing and dis
played from houses of poor as well as rich.
Along Broadway and other principal
streets there is a display of notices ap-
propriate to the occasion. Manifestations
of public grief will be continued for some
time to come.
The Worlds Washington special gives
the following description of the corpse:
Death has fastened on his frozen face all
the character and idiosyncrasy in life. He
has not changed one line of his grave
countenance. The mouth is shut like that
of one who had put his foot down firm, and
SO are the eyes which look as calm IS in
slumber. No corpse in the world is better
prepared according to appearance.
DUB LATE CAPTURES OF ARTILLERY.
The Herald sums up our captures of sr-
tillery since the first of December at l 900
pieces, and says if we add to this list the
cannon sunk by the enemy on water du-
ring the same time, their total losses will
exceed ], 200 pieces since the beginning of
December last.
ORDER FROM GENERAL GUSTAV.
NEW YORK, April 20.
General Gustar in recent orders to his
Cavalry Division, says;
During the past six months, although in
most instances confronted by superior
numbers, you have captured Ill pieces of
field artillery, e5 battle flags, and upwards
of one thousand prisoners of war, including
seven general officers, and more than all,
you have never lost gun, never lost q
color, and have never been defeated, and
notwithstanding the numerous engage
ments in whichyou have borne prominent
part, including three m emorsbls battles of
the Shenandoah, you have captured every
piece Of artillery which the enemy has
dared to open on US.
FRED SEWARD IMPROVING.
Frederick Stewards health is improving.
THE INVESTIGATION. -.-.
General Augur has, by direction of the
Secretary of War, issued an order prohib-
iting aIl those engaged in conducting the
investigations of matters connected with
the murder Of Mr.. Lincoln, and the st
tempted assassination of Secretary Seward,
from divulging any information brought
forth by the Investigations, except to the
War Deps rtment.
All parties violating the order will be
looked upon as obstructing the prompt ar
rest of the conspirstors and will be treated
accordingly.
Secretary Sewards condition continues
to improve.
ENGLISH MINISTER.
Mr.. Frederick W. Bruce was to-day in
troduced to the Pr esident, and presented
his credentials as envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary of her Britannia
Majesty to this government.
ONE OF THE AssAssINs ARREsTED.
BALTIMORE, April 20.
A dispatch from General Tyler, dated
at the Relay Hcu,e this evening, says that
Sergeant Gambill of the 1st Delaware
Cavalry, hss just brought in George A. B.
Atzerot, one of the ssssssins. He has been
identified by detectives who have been pur-
suing him, 20 c-.4- -tt f.~
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