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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
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The Obssquiss-Progrsss q ths ~
neral Cortege-The Prsstdent's re-
lrnAins at C1svelana. n
lcLEvKLASp, April 2s.---A along the route
from Buffalo 70, this city, which was reached
this morning, tho ususl dsmonstrations 81
sorrow were witnessed. -
Tho remains were escorted BY large MIL
itary and civic procession TO beautifully
constructed temple prepared to recsiye them,
and soon thereafter the face Of the honored
dead was open to thousands Of speetators,
who, In admirable order, entered andnstirsd
from the enclosure. The entire population
Of the city Is abroad, all seemingly impressed
with the solsmnity Of the occasion. Oh.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
President johnson Photographed.

His Excellency President JoHSHoS honorsd
Mr. GARDSER with sitting for his Photograph
shiS morning. Thoy are pronounced by all
who have seen them very fns, and will be
published by PniLP 4 SoLOMoSs tomorrow.
As proof Of the proficiency to which the
Photographic art has been brought in Mr.
|GARDNER's establishment, we may mention
that eleven negatives of the President were
made In the short space Of half an hour.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
aErrIso of citi,,ns Of Tsylor eour

Ar A HEErIso of citl,nS Of Taylor coun
|ty, Wsh virginia, the following resolution
was adopted:
ReSOIpsd, That no person who has left this
|eognty TO take up arms In aid Of the rebel.
Hon, will in future be permitted to return,
even II they should have been paroled; and,
" necessary, we pledge ourselves to organize
"a vigilance committee, whose duty It shall
be TO prevent the return Of any rebel who has
borne arms against tho United States Gov.
Isrnmsnt. All such will be forced 10 look for
their rights slsewherei and the publication OF
this resolution shall bo doomed sufficient no.
Iuos TO those Interested.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
The Confsostion Sales Postponed 10,
the Present.

HEADa'Rs bIsTRIcr EASTERN vIKatSIA,I
NoRRoLK, Va, April II, 1855
Special orders No. o.
The following ordor Of his Excsllency the
President Of the United States Is published
for tho information and government of all
concerned:
wAsHINaroN, April l6, ls65.
To General Gordon, Norfolk.
The President directs that the cou6scation
sales be postponed indefinitely until the or
gnniIntiOn Of the Freedmsn'S Bureau. You
will order accordingly and sec that II Is done
T. N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
No sales Of eonhseated property will there.
fore take place within this district until
further orders from the Secretary Of War
BY order Of Brig. Gen. GEo. II. GoRDoS.
T. ii. HARRIs, A. A. Gen.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
RxPLKNATIoN.

Some intsrsstsd persons have wondered
Why We did No, publish. yesterday, the en-.
eial snnoanesmsht Of the capture and killing
ofthe assassin BoorH
7 We answer thaa there are two reasons:
Ist We publishsd the fact, exclusively,
about two hours before tho PurpOrtsd Otioial
snnounesmeni. Or any other announcement,
was made. a 40
I'd. Tho ofheiaI announcement Of the cap.
turs and killing Of BoOrH ,ro' not 'sni TO the
REPuBLIrAS ebEoa for rs0'Ons Ehieh othsyI
zanSt erpldin.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
Surrender Of Johnston.
He Accepts the Same Terms
Granted to Lee by Grant.
Jnbllant COndllien Of cur Troop,
The Last Amy Of ths Rsbsls Gone cut Il
-nr ~, Existence.

The Government has rScsivsd dispstch,,
from General GRAsT announcing that Cen.
sral jos JOHSsrOS has surrendered his srmy
TO General GRAST upon the same terms given
by General GRANT TO General LEE.
This puts the rsbsllion entirely Aors 3u
COMBAT. Nothing is lsft now for secssh' but
spasmodio attempts at guerrilla fighting,
which viii end only In hsmpsu moose, for Ii.
traitors who shah persist in defying the Gov.
ernment, > rEs
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
BOOK NOTICES.

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"a week on the Concord and Merrimack TiN
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rhs Ohssauiss-PrsHrsss o. shs ,esr-
tsee-Ths naay uneha ngsd. :

H.
THE Obsequiss-PrsWress % the sVer-
teee-Ths nsay Uneha ngsd. u
ALBASY, April 70, 4 p. m.-The roma %.
were conducted 20 ths Nov York, Cent raA
railroad depot By large prots,sion elei, 5l;
iAna and ne military. Amid the toiing o.
bells. The firing Of minute gun, the solsn N
eoundt 81 mournful music, We btaF, Tod on o.
sorrowfdl Journey. The plot euHihe, and thsr
engine which draws the train, have been
draped In a handsome mnnnor- Three
coaches and baggage ear were also FUR
nished, apprcpfintsiy cestumeds--z t----.
ST. JoHSsvILLE, MoNTeohERI Co0HIr, =.
Y, p. m.--The train reashsai TIM plat 2,
siIty. -four miles from Albany, at o'oloc y.
Tho people svsrywhsrs came out IN gre -
numbers. .Fs l1 I.
AT Hsrkinnsr, thirty-siE ladies, dressed y
white, with black sarhss, each holding N
their hands q draPsd nnhionnl nag. Ss =
ranged near the train. 'sH +.
Al Little Falls lazes oroAi and wreath o
flowers were laid on the conn, ...E.'5. D.
Music and minutsguns grssasd NE arrival
Of the train At Utica. r4. q.
There have been appropriate dsmonstrA-
tiOns Of respect and Sorrou everywhere along
the route thus far.
SYRACUSE, ll.5o p. m.-Ths funerei fr.in
arrived without accident OF any hna- AZ
thOuBn u ~ NrhluiuR Wv h.se, = -
80, 900 people arc Witnessing the possnge 81
the train. The hrcmen arc drawn np IN
line, and their torches and pu'nerous bon
fires light up the scene. BeliS are tolhng
and cannon booming y
BUTFALo, April 27.-At BalNyiA EH-
President Fillmore Joined the pai " on tf'e
train besides other prominent cit, Nens OF
Buffalo. g, ..tJr
BUFFALO, April 27.-Rrroneou statei vent
made and published render it nscsssal y to
say, on the authority Of the smbalmer l.nd
undertaken, that no perceptiblo .ehunse tas
taken place in the body Of the late Prosids pt
since leaving Washington. n.
Washington physicians removed part Y
tho brain only, for autopsy, but this was ro-
placed, so that no part Of the body whatever ,
Is now deficient The remains were visited |
through the day from half past nins this |
morning until eight this evening, by immense
numbers Of persons. s.-.t....
The arrangements generally are pronounced
better than elsewhere on the route. pro.
cession with the remains left st. James Hall
about y 45, aud were escorted to the depot BY
the military, folio we'd by large crowd. The
depot was surrounded by persons anxious to
get last view Of the conn. The train left
about4 O'Clock, for Cleveland.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

THE keen sarcasm and cutting irony Of N.
hogsafd's LsI Pyopos De L,aIsiAus are i'm.
nsnseiy relishsd by the German people, who
love liberty too we'll to feel any great Gdmi.
tatlon for the French NApOisOnie reprodue.
non Of the classic Cesar. The criticism Is
iar more popular than the work on which Il
Heats' Three separate trAnElations Of Il an.
fe1rd In a. many days In Berlin, and Ia
ielpsle and the other publishing cities the
demand is Unprecedented.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
Another Rebel Raid frOm Canada Fro

BuRtISoroN, vERnoST, April Is, 1865
Information was received here this morning
that the rebel sympathiIers in Canada were
preparing for another raid on the frontier
towns Of this State.
The Federal and State militia authorities
are on the alert and fully prepared to repsl
any invasion. ......
Guards have been placed on steamsrs on
Lake ChamplAin, and troops ordered to the
morn exposed frontier.
The militia Of this city have been notified
to be In readiness for any emergency, and
the raiders will receive y warm reception II
they come along.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

THE friends Of Louis Napoleon are falling
70 fast and thick that persons pecuniarily and
politically interested In the perpotuation of
the Second Empire begin to inquire anxiously
IN respect to the future Of France In case the
Emperor should disappear FROM the scene,
He 10 undoubtedly In failing health, and his
physicians recommend country air and rest,
latter, in view Of the fiery debates in the
ffeleh Chambers, and the pungent criticisms
on the LJsg Cesar, seems a somewhat hope.
less prescription, alfr
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
THE KEYsroNE STATE.

Tho loyal PenssylVsnians in Washington
called upon President JoHNsoS to-day in .
body and tOndsredbim their congratulations
and assurances Vf the support Of Pounsylva-
mia In his administration Of tho Affairs Of our
Government. They wsrs cordially and gra-
ciously received by the President.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

MACMILLAN has given the contract for
regular steam communication between the
Mexican ports and the Pacific and Upper
California To Ben. HollAdAy. Max, gives
him $s5, ,OOoa year, and the right Of sailing
under the American flag on ono Of the lines,
from Ban Francisco to MaEatlan. The other
line Is from MaIRtlRn to Acapulco.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

Tue Germans are getting up a grand festi.
val Of singers which is to take place in Dres.
den, during tho summer. No less than six.
teen thousand six hundred singers have nc.
cepted invitations to attend, and 1t is OK.
Pscted that from twenty-five to thirty thou
sand will be present
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

THR WEEKLY NATIoSAL REPuBtIeAS for
the current week, filled with exceedingly In.
torssting matter 10 for sale in wrappers, or
otherwise. at our counter. Tho exciting
events Of the past week, arc detailed in it,
and persons desiring to post mp their friends
At distance should send them y copy.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

PRESIDENT LIScoLN To HAVE VISITED
BosToN JULT FouRTH.-The Boston Tran
script says: II was anticipated that President
Lincoln would have visited this city on the
Fourth Of July, tho committee having eE-
tended an invitation to him. Admiral Far.
rAgu6Will probably be the guest Of the city
on that occasion,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
DIED.

On the 2sth instant, after a severe and pro.
traeted Illness, Mrs. Dr. p. CROPHAE, deeply and
deasrvedly regretted By large circle Of friends.
Her funeral will take place on Sunday aftor.
noon, at4 o'clock. Her friends are respectfully y
invited 10 attend the funeral without further no.
tiee from the residence Of her husband, 35s Sixth
street, between II and streets 81
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

THE Louisville JoHrnak which said II
wanted Booth hung 50 high that all the peo.
pie on the continent could sec with the aid Of
a telescope, will be disappointed that the gal
lows Is cheated Of its due.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

An officer who has been with sherman
during his whole campaign through Georgia
and the Carolinas, says that had II rot been
for the resolution Of the rebel leaders to plant
corn instead Of cotton, to sow large tracks
with wheat, and to rear large stocks Of cattle
for the subsistence Of their armies, Sherman
could never have made his triumphant march
from Atlanta to Savannah and thence 10
GUldsbOro
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
stonsman's Operations stopped by the
ARmlafiee.


Knoxville, April 27.--sinoe the last in
tellgenoe from Stonsman's command, the
following IL n summary Of what II has accom-
plished: One portion Of the command, under
Colonel Palmer moved down tho CataWba
river, dispensing parties going southwest from
Johnston's army. They captured upwards
Of 1000 prisoners and two pieces Of artillery,
and among other things destroyed was the
immense railroad bridge over the Catawba
river, l,l25 feet long and 90 feet high. Then
learning that general armistice had been
| entered into between Sherman and Johnston,
Colonel Palmer ceased operations.
Another portion Of tho command, under
Gen. Gillem, attacked and routed . rebel
force, under Maj. Gen. MeCowan, at Nor
gantown, taking one piece Of artillery, and
Afterwards forcing pass through the Blue
Ridge, held by rebel forces under Gen. Mar
tin, and taking six pieces Of artillery. They
would have captured or destroyed tho whole
force had Gen. Gillom not been met by Gen.
Martin with Gag Of truce, and bearing =
letter from Gen. Sherman, eounteFsignod by
Gen. Johnston and directed 70 Con. Stone
man, ordering a general suspension Of hos
tihties and withdrawal Of tho forces under
Gen. Stoneman. ....- .a 80. ...
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

THE swamp in 81. Mary's county, Nd.
I. where Booth and Harold found Temporary
InsIage, situated four or i've miles FROM the
I,e Lo.omae river. ~ Is about twenty miles
bic. The assassin lurksd in lis rsesSssS nm
I'll they found means TO cross the river.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

DIsIHrERMENT or THE BoDEs or DE-
CEASED sOLDIms.--By command Of Major Gen.
c. G. AuguT, and on the Recommendation Of BhE
Gen. d. II, Rueksr, Chief Depot ouArteTmastsr,
the disinterment Of bodies Of deceased soldiers
States within the limits Of this Department, will
be discontinued from Nay lSt uRtil October ISt,
1885.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

A LoSG RIDE.-The Milford (MnsLl Jour.
nal says that Mr.. VIM. J. Mann, Of Milford,
started on Monday last To ride a. far Rs Min
nssota on horseback, and TO returr In tho
Same manner. 4 .... ......
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

SUBDIVISION oF THE WAsHINGToS MILIrA.
Mt DIsTRIor.-The Department Of Washington
has been EubdiVided into four military districts,
under command, respectively, Of Major General
John O. Parke, BreVet Major General o. D. NIL
Ian, Colonel II. II. wellS, aud Colonel n. B.
SweitIer, the whole under command Of Major
General Augur.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

A Pnu,ADELHHIA actor named George Tur-
nsr has bSen sent to Moyamsnsing prison for
ohenSivsly declaring Booth to be . nOblsman
and a gentleman.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

oNs Of the late Richard Cobdsn'S last acts
was 10 sond . sum Of m0ney 70 . poor, dis
tIessed, sick American sailor.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

FIRB.-A FIRE occurred In the Bakery Of
Mr.. Ostormeyar, No, 2S7 y street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth stroets about three O'Clock this
morning. The flames were eKtinguiHhed before
doing much damage. OaAeeT Roth sounded the
alarm from Box No. Is, aud the Fire Department
was soon on the spot. ... ..-. II r.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

WEsr PAwLEr, VT, sends on more potR-
toes in year than any railroad station in
the country, the amount some years reach
ing 100, 900 bushels. They are sent In lined
freight cars heated BY stoves.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

cRcuIr CouRI-ChiJ JESties CahtsT.-
The Court met this morning, whon the ease Of
Wiley against Brown was Teaumod. The testi-
moay on tho part Of the plAintih vas commenced
John Hodgson, Mrs Elizabeth Brown, hrS.
Bureh and TramAn A. Cook. 'a
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

DEArH oF AN OLD CIrIIEN.-Richsrd s.
Cox, Esq, an Old aud much esteemed member Of
the Washington Bar, died at his residence on d
street this morning about six o'clock Mr.. Cox
has been suffering for sometime past, he being
very old aud inhrm. He was one Of the most
eminent lawyers Of Washington, and stood among
tho hrst Of the profession. lie has not been prae.
tieing for some time, having retired some years
since, A meeting Of the member Of the Bar will
be held this afternoon.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

THR name Of the First Maryland Potomac
Home brigade has been changed 10 the 18th
Regimsht Maryland Infantry.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28


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All letters or eommu nications Intended for pub.
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he editor, ~ above.
Business aud other correspondents will greatly
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To CoEaEsPoNDESrS NO notice can be taken
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We cannot undertake to return rejected com.
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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
Rumors OF sSrrait's Arrival At MOn-
traaI.

dispatch to tho Toronto Globs Of April 25.l
MONTREAL, April 2l--Thero are rumors
about the Rebel Gssassins being here. II IL
said that SurrAtt came on Wednesday and
left last night, The nams Of the BoutherAer
in whose house he was Is even mentioned.
The raiders discharged in Toronto were here
last week. '...
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

CLvEa nllsd With the most wonderful stal.
aetites are found in the Arizona silver mines.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

EoR RENT.-AN ELEGANTLY FUR
Il hIsHRD H0DsH Teesatly occupied ~ :
foreign Ministsr, 50 strset, between Tyen.h
Woald be rsntsd. r... . $50 APzs's-
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

A HUGE RocK.-An immense hsh favor
ably known to epieureS as the striped bass, was
brought into town this morning. II was cap
tuTed near VAnderbeek's Point In the Lower
Potomac, and in weight touched the altitude Of
ayordupois at eighty-siK pounds. II had tho
rosy freshness Of LIE within its gillS at twenty
minutes past eight this morning, aud at precisely
eleven o'clock this morning It was served up
under the sup erintehdsRee Of Capt. Alexander
Roberts, at the Excelsior saloon on Fourteenth
street, In ehoWder, a u Boston style.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

ACFreodom MAJ 70 nal l-The ENAMEL
patton Proclamation Win Heated. The EmAnei'
patton Proclamation Of .he President Of the Uni.
ted States, issued January l, lS03, and Letter o.
the President OF the United BtAtos 10 the unioI
Convention holden At Springfield, Illinois, Sep
tember s. ls63. In Pamphlet PORN, with Covers
ohheiAlly Revised and Corrected. For sale at ihr
NATIoNlL REPUBLICAN, once. Price-Ten cent
per copy; laoopiss, o. IS copies, "a Mailed,
frss Of PostaGs, 10 any part Of the United States
ap2S-tf
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28

MARTIN LUrHER once said, In his terse
way: "GOd buriss his workmsn, but his work
goes on"
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
SECOND EDITION
FoUR oscIoCIK, P. NE.
THn HHAETn oy snORsFARr

Secretary SEWARD and DR.. VERDr, the
secretary's family physician, rode out this
afternoon for short time,
This afternoon Secretary sSEARp had an
operation psriormsd on his jswi the prssspes
Of the best surgical talent Of this country.
Hon. y. W. sEwARD's health has mAtsri-
ally improved since ysFtsrdsy.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
sPECIAL NOTICES.

50 Our Martyr President-Our Cried
AND orR DuTT. An address delivered BY Rev
J. O. BurLsR, Pastor Of the Enslish LuthsranI
Church, washington, D. c., April 10, 1895, hrI
sale at all the Book Stores.
81 Expenditures for the Late Funs-I
RAJ -orTIcH o. THE ConnIssIosER or PrBLic
BuILpISds, CArrroL or IHn UsirHp srATEs, APRIL
~, 1855. All persons hayibg bills against theI
United States on account OF the funeral Of the lAe
President will please present them, as soon al
possible, at this once, that the entire sxpsndi-
ture may BE- ascertAinsd, and preparation bsI
made f0r thsir payment.
apzs.iw conmis.iOnsr Of Public Buildings.
80 Fsr the Woundsd I'm the Late
Battles; All who can 90 80 viii confer favor
itary or Christian Commissions, or to any Hospi'
tai eonVsnisnL ApiA
az Calvary Baptist Church meets
every Sabbath lnsths Old Trinity Church, ob'
Finh street, between Z and Louisiana avenue.
Service At II O. m. and TX p. m. Seats FREE,
Rev !. r. Howlstt. pastor. JAnlo-u
AS- New York state Soldiers Agency
renewed 2SJ streeL between Twelfth and Thlf-I
teenth streets. All information Of interest ofI
value TO- the soldiers Of New York, or thsii
friends, furnished grAtuitously upon ApplieatiobI
No. ass " street, between fwslfIh and Thlr-|
teenth streets. mil -satuthd
A1- Massachusetts Military STATE
AoHScT REMOVAL. On and After MONDAY,
January lst, 1895, the Massachusetts, Stat
Agency will occupy Its new rooms IN the Ma
hoHdI Intslltoenesr Building, second floor, cor
nsT Of Seventh and d streets, Washington, D. C.I
Massashusstts soldiers and oltissns arc invited
to call
Ad'i'' and assistance ,:HS Si!AS.. 4,;. charge
dssl-1 Lieut. Col. and STATE Agent
AS- Georgetown. = The RepablicaBl
can be obtained every evening at the Book am
Variety Store Of o. CRANDRLL, No. l2s Bridg
street, oeorgetoNn. jA24.u
AFPsopls's Telegraph - New First
Glass LINRs, direct 10 NEW YORK, BOSTON
and 10 important points. Washington Ohices
REPUBLICAN BUILDING, 5ll Ninth street,
(West aide,) corner PennAyiVania avenue ami
Sixth street, under National Hotel, aud cornei
Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury build
ing. CHlRLRs B. MOVES,
fobIs.H Manager of washington District.
ASrFrsSdOm Matte 1al 1.-THE Enamel
patton Proclamation Win Heated. The EmAnel'
patton Proclamation Of the President Of the Uni.
ted States, issued January l, lS05, and Letter o.
the President Of the United StAtos TO the unioI
Convention holden At Springfield, Illinois, Sep.
tember lseS. In Pamphlet Form with Covers,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-28
"0AUdrd, right onIDnrd,
L.te tas ggsllsg n DsStn'

Rode ths Str HHRdred -
But larger, BY hundreds multiplied into mil
lions, than the doomed band who rode TO sWif
destructloa In rsnnyson's poem, is the gTea
saValeAds Of unhappy men who are rushing +
untimely EraVsa, followed by the gaun
spectre DIsPRPsIA. This is all wrong, AM
should cease. There is no necessity Tor V
PLANTATION BTrrEAs, the great stomIehie Pail
killer, cures DyspepsiA, Heartburn, Headache
Vertigo, Dullneaa, and all symptoms Of kindre'
character A. II By magic. He who has no sHeus
for nlness, 10 Indeed guilty, II he eontinuea =
suffer. PLASTArIoE BIrrHRs may Be had every
wheroI They are cheap, reliable and sursi
BuT, Tar. LHD M ou2ED.
AN The Bridal ChaIabsr, an Essay o.
Warning and IhAtruetion for Young Men. Also
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of u
Urinary and sexual systems, Seat nee, u
sealed eAVelopea. Address, DR. J. bklLLE
HoU6HToN, Howard Association, PhilAdelPhh
Pa mhSl.y
A1 A Frtsnd IN Ned = Those rr
quiTinK eOnadsntiAl medical assistance hhoul'
Gpply 70 some regular educated physician wh
has mAAo eeFtAla dineAAas kls special study
saeh naA 70 DF. DARBY, who is daily eurtnl
Numbers Of both ssEoa, and every age, who hAr
been 70 ali he ssif-sAllsA doctors In this city
And spent valaAble time and money, with D.
bsnsAt until As took charge Of them. His tsTm
Are more moderate than thoss Of more boAtnRl
pretsnders, Whose only purposo 10 10 heeee W
unfortunate, and then advise them, when u
AlmoAt 700 late, 70 apply 70 hin.
Call On him Il ones, or yOu nay TcSrsstp TcSspY y ''"
No tsi ssvsntA street., bstvssa D ana
stFastA. WAshinEtoa eity. tels-u