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w,-moToS, i. G.. SAN April IL.
Hjnr G'"trUi Diy. Nt,o Hork:
Tho President still breathss, but Is quite
nscn,ible, ne he has been ever since he was
.hot. lie evidently did not zee the person
who shot him, but was looking On the stage
MS he was approached behind.
Mr. Seward has rallied, and Il IL hoped he
|nay live. Frederick Stewards condition Il,
very critical. The attendant who was pres
,nt WI. stNbbed through the lungs and l.
not expected to live. The wound Of Major
Seward are not serious.
Investigation strongly indicates J. Wilkes
Booth ns- the ASSASSIN OF tho President.
Whether II was the same or different per-
son that attempted to murder Mr.. sewasd,
remains in doubt.
Chief Justice Carter il engaged in taking
the evidence. Every exerlion has been nsp,s
to prevent the escape of the murdersS q
horse has been found on the road o. -.
|ington, EDWIN NJ
--s .-...---' Secretary Of Wa
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IOM Prc'id,ai pr he Uaitcd Stsics,--
Born Feb }uary Igrh, 1909.
Died April 18th, 1865.
The time for the funeral will be fixed upoi
by the Secretary of War,
hrs. LIScoLS has received to-day from hi
nois numerous dispatches Of coincidence, an,
there Is n universal demand on the part o
the people Of Illinois that the late President
-umHins shall be taken to thar State for ans
,ennlture
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ARRANGEMENTs FOR THE OBsE
QUIEs OF THE LATE PREsI
DENT LINCOLN.

An autopsy has been had on the body Of
Mr.. LISCOLS, and 1t is being embalmed b,
Messrs. BnowS 4 ALEXANDER The cont
prepared for the remains is Of mahogany,
covered with black cloth, linod with lead will
lining also Of white silk, II bears this jb-
scriptiOn ~.
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\ g. Arorn,
MJ'Eon, rpmnisndipg Dept.
tsAnsr OriI.s sno.

ooA-door the ball TnE STEAMER Vt Fepofled
shsd the boa opened boen lying near h General
ned the postion oc Nat time Of the thbt
sng a. he PresG Cape Hatteras Rrr cad CITY on
- aooi he put psr She wa hy uoeessu in bring
9a fred the bali The ~ W. oG one sSayng sts"%sr
IN the ~ IA reports that ~ AAae bersons must
= outside N 2 p III 1I..- 'c--e|.tya-
tt.. N NNFw BEnSl fif, ~ sthGt Genera
N'4"n ShefaI, In Ytt. ~ II portion of his
~ 4ho,ps NSeenAy' ", ~ ,.IIm chat they
Ewere "a Ngep nlenlnt setA.nf present
y Ebut hasLefNe " frl.tntl.h br four month";
4 Ehe expected ~ fctY4 tlahf ler OF ono o
Nthe bRytst ana RI !" 1tmft dyer trOd Tho
A'oAAhN Nearh y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-15

AS-IsanEaEa IIaiI.-One Of the
|eAt FsffS ever held IN this city will opel
MONDAY, April ~, in this Hall. wi
creeie,l for this Fair. On y street, ,byIw
and Tenth strrcis. Tor the boaeht yy
". Mey.ius ehareh and i,s eS'e1f y
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AeH a CO, PUBLISHERS
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-Tbe Country Mourhs Great Man TN
lions grief Is unspsahably. greats The
|nust be PrSi-Hgbf Rally TO,alGHT vi
fail. WILLIAM BOYD, N. n
apis IL Reeerllhg Secret
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aa-CItIEens OF Illinois are requl
10 meet at the ROOMS OF SENATOR YkTl
The NATIONAL HOTEL, atso'clock TO-DAY
RICHARD J. OGLEsBI
JOHN y. FARNswOR1
RICHARD YATES.
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ming N, nIara ttua-zBrrfsri md trsasoHi'
The following Official dispatches give tn
'putlines Of deeds OF horror perPetratcd II
our city last night, which make the bloo'
|ruD cold h.,
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A Meeting OF Loyal nIInoIsns

WV. =, BUrLER, Secretary,
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A0- Calvary BaptiS ~
IVefy sabbath In the Old M
|fifth street, between 4 aud sue
|eervire ~ n a. M. aud " AAnc
Rev. Y. X. howletr pAafoT eIsa
21- For the Wound -
Battles. AllwhO can do s6TwiNe9ss
by sending handAgeS, lint, and
ltary orChristian Commia ,ions fuh
lal eOnyeuieni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21
TIE HOUSE REPORTERS.

General Bsinrs, Of Massachusetts,, made his first ap
yearsnce IN lclaiion to day in behalf Of the Giote
oorps Of Official erters W Banks talked generously
end sensbly Al chA,rmsn Of tho Committee on Rules
ne reported recosDDe the globe corps as attaches
- ~ RexsA - h ARpVpIst " SsVosed ShJ " tAi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21
NEWS FROM CUBA.
Arrival or tho MORO Castle.

Arrival or tho MORO Castle.
The steamship MORO Castle, Captain Adams which
left Havana at O'Clock the afternoon OF he 10th
inst, arrived at this port yesterday.
The Cenfuegos FSsento, under date Of the ~ inst,
says--Two OF our young farmers have htcl} under
taken tho starting Of sugar plantation MS ss ltor
o which 10 expected to yield two hundred bcgsheads
OF sugar. they viii commence grinding on - sst OF
January next and there being doubt Of a high state
Of cultivation, they sangune OF it's success &,
THE PRESS DESPATCH.
HAVANA, Dec 10, 1896
Tho nne stores and warehouses Of Messrs. Labayra
Brothers, OF Matans got ere Thursday and still
smoulderng They filled with kerosene OIL pitch,
turpentine, cordage, nsoed, agricultural implements,
&C., all Of which were destroyed There
insurance OF sxty thousand dollars In the Northern
Assurance Company OF England, though the loss win
greatly exceed this amount December Is, 1853, this
nrm lost by IRE another warehouse, TO substitute
which those burned December H. 1865, we're built
The topic OF the day the arrival OF Senior Don Edu
ardo Asquomio the famous Spanish progressive writer
and proprietor Of tho journal La America from Spain.
grand banquet given him-the FIRST political de-
monsraton ever permitted TO the Cubans The speeches
toass was singular considering that The Cubans are sup
posed 10 be a pro slavery people,
TO that portion OF the human Iacc who without iesr.
the other portion those hold In bondage.
The places OF amusement are filed nightly.
The number OF lines OF steamers from this port has
increased. Six leave 20 day for the United Satesrhc
Moro Castle, Cuba and Corsica for New York Corez
for Boston Evening STAR for New Orleans and Governor
Marvin, for Key West and Tampa
There has been disturbance between the mill
tary and civil authorities. 4 car,man. a mem.
Dor OF one OF the volunteer corps, was thrown
into prison for some offence. &c claimed his right
10 be confined In fort which OF the privileges
conceded TO the volunteers when they were established
This refused The Marquis Of Aguas Claray Marquis
OF Naranas j. H. Morales, Esq, and several other In
fuentia ofce Of the volunteers went 70 the Captain
General and urged tho above claim This was denied,
and these gentlemen told that hereafter all these
fucros privileges would be revoked This has caused
considerable feeling several officers have sent In their
resignations and more will follow.
Our market is very dull. Small lots OF sugar have
been Sold No. IL at reals No 10 at So reals No. III
at OK reals Holders disposed 10 modify iher pre-
tensions Centrifugal muscovadocs-l, 900 boxes have
been sold OF No Is al reals There little moasses
In the market small lot has been sold OF superior
muscovado reals and cargo OF new clayed Of
reals and muscovado at reals Exchange the Uniied
States 2sk 81 per cent discount American gold a
~ per cent premium Box shocks primo s. Johns al
reals. Lard e19a $50
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was General Buffers Provost Marshal at New Orleans
An adverse report 10 consequently expected Had the
Chairman OF the House Military Committee been In the
service at the writing OF General Grants report his
Vienna blunder would undoubtedly have Theoretically
boxed up Schenck enectually Bermuda corked up
Butler
THE NEW YORK CoLLECToRsHIP.
The list OF candidates for the New York Coectorship
grows larger with each weeks delay In addition TO
Smythe, Depew and Van Dyck who spoken OF early
in the contest, we now have Messrs Daniel 8.
Dickinson, Charles A. Dana, William orion, Marshall
O. Roberts, Robert Dennison, Van wyck Bailey,
Hulburd, stebbins, McNamee Hiram walbridge and
Simeon Draper. So much solicitation ana importantly
may decide the President to make early appointments
but the chances considered against his doing SO i'm
mediately.
THE STEAMBOATS, PLUNDER-LIsT OF CHRoNo-
METERS FOUND ON BOARD
The State Department has received information that
forty nine chronometes found board the She
nandoah upon her delivery at Liverpool the makers
names and the numbers of which are as follows
!. Parkinson Frodsham, London. Nos l,lo0. 1855,
1.ss2 172o, LIZA, LAS, and another BY the same
Charles Frodsham, London, Nos 2,447 and 2,s25.
Thomas Hewitt, London. Noa ,oo7 !,sS1
John To0le London, Nos 1910 and ,628.
Bout, London No u.s.
John Hutton, London, Nos 154 and 21e
Arnold Dent, London, Nos 7os, 74o 7S7; eight day,
l,o4s
Dent, London, Nos. 2,S26, l,6As.
French, London, Nos 8, 1875 and 1925
c. Morris Tobias London Nos 67l and 2l3.
d. Iarklan, London, eight day, No. l2o.
Hutton 4 Inlay London, No. 337
r. T. HASKELL, Liverpool, Nos $40 and a. 1G.
Henry Frodsbam Liverpool, Nos 2, l22 and 2129.
Sutherland Davis, Liverpool, Nos. 1908 and $40.
Henry Hiatt, Liverpool, No 94s.
Eggert Son. New York, No 1875.
j. Bywater Co., Liverpool, repaired by Myers Co.,
New York, bears no number.
J. Y. Foster, New Bedford for James Monroe, no
number
Bliss Creighton, New York; Nos. 1887 1903, 1885, 6Sl,
James Barnett, Liverpool, No. So
James Moorhead Son, Glasgow, No. 4,001.
Myers Co., New York, No. $780,
THE FUNERAL OF Mr. CORwIN.
By direction Of the Secretary OF the Treasury that
department closed at half two O'Clock to-day TO
allow the officers and employees to attend the funeral Of
the Hon. Thomas Corwin, former Secretary. meeting
Of the heads of bureaus held and adopted appro
pirate resolutions, which ordered published and
copy forwarded to his family.
MISsIssIPPIANs PARDONs.
Between seventy and eighty Mssissppans of per-
sonal or political note, were pardoncd to-day.
PARDON OF ONE OF THE PANAMA. STEAMSHIP
PIRATES.
William l. Black, of the Panama steamship pirates,
who sentenced to be hung and whose sentence
commuted by General Mcdowell to imprisonment for
years, has been pardoned by the President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21
NEWS FROM HAYTI.

Flight OF salnave, the Rebel Leader, 20
st. Domingo-A Demand for HE STR
render Made and . Reward Of Forty
Thousand Dollars offered by PRECEDENT
Gcnrard-Apprehende Return OF ths
Rebels 90 Cape Haytien, &c.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Dec. 20, 1905.
The United States steamer De Solo, from PORT an
Prince the 18th inst has arrived here She reports that
General salnave was Monte Christie In So Domingo,
with his staff and Senate He recruiting his army,
which was being strongly reinforced by deserers nom
Geards forces There great excitement at Port
Prince REQUIREMENTS being sent forward TO
Cape Hayten, where attack from sanaye was en-
pccted.
Genrard sent a commissioner 10 the 81 Domingo gov.
eminent TO request the delivery of sanaye and after
wards offered forty thousand dollars for his capture and
various sums for the persons OF his council
Tho Haytiens universally favor the rosolnton against
Cefrard
Al Cape Haytien tho British fhsate Gn'aca ana
the corvotes Fawn and LILY the French steamer Latin,
the Swedish frigaie vanadis, and the United states
steamer shamokin coaling for Brazil -,
The English feet we're raising tho gunboat .odroqne
for Geffard and had removed the machinery rom tho
British steamer Bulldog ., :, a..
The British steamer Jamaica Packet, captured by INC
rebel steamer yoldroauc really an English vessel
chartered by Gerard and had board roopf ana mu-
nitions OF
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GRAND SUCCESS or IL PoLfuTo AT ST. LOUIS
0AzzASIGA MAKES PINE IMPREssIoS-Tnk
SEASON TO CLOSE ON THE 73D INST.

GRAND SUCCESS OF IL PoLfuTo AT ST. LOUIS
0AzzASIGA MAKES A PINE IMPREssIoS-TnE
SEASON TO CLOSE ON THE ASP INST.
ST. Loris Dec 10, 1865.
Poiiu'o was given this evening, with GazzaQga as
Paulina, Musani Poliuo, 0rlandIni severns and
Coctti as Calisthcncs.
Gazzsnga was IN perfect voice and made nne i'm
preston upon the audience. She called out after
the second and last acts, which her acting produced
repeated demonstrations OF appreciation The grand duet
In the third act loudly encorcd and on is second
rendition created perfect Juror The opera, upon the
whole, was a great success. Musanl was little
hoarso and laborod somewhat with tho difficulty in
the beginning yet the frat solo was so finely
sung that u rapturousy sppauded Az he ad-
vancod in tho succeeding acts he won still further
appreciation, and closed grandly in tho olio and
final scene. orlandlni made a bit In tho aria
"Ason, pong,sa DONNA" and kept his position with
the audience 10 the end. He repeatedly applaudcd
No small part OF the Of ~ Poiuo depends upon
the choruses. They were remarkably well sung this
evening and reflected much credit upon sgnor Muzo.
omorrow evening Noel Gudi appears in her great
part Of Norma supported BY Cash Poni, Musiani and
Milier.
The public having made q demand upon Manager
Grau for the repetition Of Sc6o viii be given on Thurs
day
The will close Saturday. with FSa Diardlo In
the evening and Faua matinee At Two O'Clock.
Travel eastward will probably be resumed to morrow
Tho railroad companies ere laying temporary plank
bridge on leo tonight which promises 70 prove safe for
the transportation Of baggage and express material OF
which several tons have accumulated on both SIDES OF
the river The wind blowing from the north, and the
10 b likely v held N0shW fw ssps hswl y sops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21

RrrprsvE or ELLSWORTH, Micro SENTENCED 10 m
Hrya ron I'M, MURDER OF HIS wDE-Morris' Ellsworth,
the negro confined the Essex county jail for the mur,
pcr OF his wife who TO have been executed todays
has been repreved until the 10th Of January neni BY
Governor Parker Of New Jersey II will be remembered
that few days ence Dr. J. A. Nichols wac. directed by
mental condition OF the condemned, based upon repre-
sentaons which have made that Ellsworth VS. III
sane The Doctor however, declined TO undertake tno
matter a such short notice. and the present repeve va
consequently anticipated Yesterday the reprieV va
granted should the prisoner be found 10 be really M
srDc his scncnce will doubtless be commued 10 lnpIi
onnent for fc and he will then be sent for treatment ~
his disease 70 the State Lunatlo Asylum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21
THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
Resignation Of Hon. George Brown, President
Of the Canadian Council.
Critical Position OF the COnfedes
ration Scheme. M
ANNExATIONIsTS REJOICING
GO. &c. 90.

RcsignatSon OF the Hon. George Brown.
TORONTO, Dec. 20, 1895. !
Hon. George Brown, President Of the Canadian Coun.
Gil, and leading member Of the ministry has resigned.
The Of his taking this step not known but 10
believed to have some connection with the Reciprocity
treaty question: +
the British provinces bis fate leaves that question In
very critical position.
The annexationists accordingly are greatly j0bilsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21

Jacob Metz tavern keeper Of the Twciwwsra ~
Eleventh and sansom strests, by party o. mn
q political quarrel Five shcr werc nreo ~" .rus~,s
OBJECT, mahiag serious repnde Two /"
wOe arrests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21
WASHING ON.

/" A0UuulV~ SlVs
Interesting Congressional Pro,
ceedings Yesterday.
Addltional Propositions for Govern
Ing the Southern States.
Senate Debate Over Negro Suffrage
and Protection ofIregro Rights.
Information W&nted Regarding Colgrsd Squat.
tsfs on abandoned Plantations.
Another. WhitewaShlng Charge from
Senator Sumner.
Call In the House for the Early
Trial OF JEFF. Davis.
Representatives on Hand from Arkansas
and the Territory Of Louisiana"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Discussion Over the Status OF the
Omcial Reporters.
7had. Stevens Proposes to Make the Rich Rebels
Pay Our Soldiers Pensions.
-->~~~~~~>->o-~~~~
Passage Of the Twenty-five Thou
sand Dollar Appropriation
to Mrs. Lincoln.
6ecretary Stewards Response Regarding
Slavery in Mexico.
osnnunleatlen from the Treasury Depart.
mont on Unsworn Government Employees.
.~,-~~c~~~~-~~~o-~~
Congressional Recess from To-day
4 TIL the 9Th Of January.
~~>~-<.~~~>~-~,~-~~~.
Thlrty-nveAdditiOnal Regiments
Mustered Out.
b. Ae. &e.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23
Habeas Corpus.

The habeas corpus has been suspended in
the United States, practically, ever since the
second week of the war, and by act of Con.
gress, for the last two years In the Southern
States, which seeded, it is nov suspended
for the first time, except that some three years
ago this was done in few localities express.
ly named. The bin passed the Confederate
House by vote of SO to 49, If the suspen.
sion of this writ argues exhaustion aud des
peratiOn at the South, the condition of the
Federal Government has been exhausted and
desperate indeed, ever since the 25th of April
1861. And vet it "still lives"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23
To the Democrats Of the cay OF
Dayton,

You are requested to meet on THURS
DAY EVENING, at "A O'Clock P NJ, March
23d, 1866, in each Of your respective
Wards, for the purpose Of choosing dele
gates to meet at HUsToN Hall, Saturday
evening, March 25th, 1865, at " o'clock
PM, for the purpose Of nominating a
ticket to be supported at the ensuing
Spring Election. Each ward will be en-
titled to ten delegates. The First, Second,
Third, Fourth and Sixth Wards win meet
at their usual places Of holding elections
the Fifth Ward will meet at Waltz's cor
ner the Seventh at Unger's Tavern, and
the Eighth at snyder's Franklin Street
House. The wards that have not made
ward nominations are requested to DO So
By order of City Executive Committee.
VIM. PATTON, Chm.
d. CLARK, Sec'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23
"Je1T. Davis Last will and Tes-
Iament.,'

Under this heading the anonymous le-
gionary editors Of the Cincinnati Gazette
(%Oyal,") indite column of rejoicing
over the crushing out of the rebellion" "
If new and original, it would be gratify-
ing. But unfortunately we can find the
same identical "loyal" cackling at every
regular monthly period in the files of the
Gazette for the last four years. What
object it expects to gain by TINS, for the
fiftieth time, misleading its readers as to
the duration or issue of the war, passes
comprehension. Very true they will oil
believe now as in the past, and indeed for
ten years to come.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23

Rome, worked in a most elegant way in the
shape Of pelican.
Jonathan Maris, most worthy citizen, liv.
ing near Annapolis, ia Parke county, Indiana,
attempted TO commit suicide By cutting bis
throat last Tuesday morning The wound In
flicted is said to be truly irightful, and Of such
a nature as to render bis recovery extremely
doubtful Mr. Maris, Il is said, had for some
days past, been lsboring under mental de-
rAngement
Baron Rothschilds has erected a church FOR
the use Of his servants.
new journal has been started at Turin
under the curious title Of The Count CAvour
The annual yield Of maple sugar rs about
81 600. 600 OF pounds. E EE
man in England is on trial for claiming
up his wife 10 shed repeatedly, when she
was drunk
Miss Anna Dickinson has abandoned poll.
tics lor the wrongs Of the sewing women.
John Braun and bis thirty thousand dollar
tobacco factory at Baltimore have been taken
for fraud on the internal revenue.
Mrs Gen. Grant, Miss Stanton, Mrs Gen.
Griffin and about twenty more ladies witness
ed review Of the lsft wing Of the Army of
the Potomac recsnty--in light spring bon
nets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23

Loyal" papers have been filled, for
some weeks past, with stories of the i'm
nIense number of deserters from Lees ar
my, the whole summing up, during the
six weeks past. LOO. The best commen-
tary on the value OF these stories is the
fact stated in Stanton's report, recently
sent into Congress, that during the year
1864, the number of deserters from the
Federal side, recaptured, was 39,2OO.--
Now it is safe to assume that considerably
less than one-half of those who desert are
retaken. Allowing, therefore, 100, 1000 as
the number of Federal deserters, it is easy
to see the proportional deSerters North
and South are at least equal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-23
GS-The Democratic City Convention vii
be held in Huston Hall. 'afar 4f.


JoLLiTf'--We clip the following from an
exchange. Itspeaks OF grand continuous
carnival which is being held in the land Of
the Aztecsi masked balls, feastinR, illumina
ting, visiting, and merry making ia all the
different ways, being participated in by the
poorer as well as the wealther classes Of 60.
ciety The streets are thrOnged with gay
aud happy group throughout the day and
when evening shadows fall, the festivities are
continued until the "wee, sma hours" by
the devotees Of TerpsiGhore, who "trip the
light fantastic toe to the music Of more than
hundred instruments. Truly, Mexico must
he happy place, where wickedness ia not
known, and where ease and enjoyment rule
the hour .T ..
The carnival in Mexico this year is described
as brilliant. The city has been in a ferneut
OF masked ball, riding, visiting Illuminating,
ieasting AMI merrymaking generally. A let.
ter says Everybody and his or her neighbor
Is dressed TO death, and the streets are alive
with gaiety and fashion by day, and elegant
equlpages, fancy costumes, flashing uniforms,
iowers, silks, bonhres fireworks and nonsense
OF every description by night The thing
winds up with grand masked ball at the I'm.
periAl Theatre, where the parquette, havinR 2
been raised TO level with the stage, offers a
spacious arena for the disciples Of Terpsl-
chore, kept 10 motion by a combined French
and Austrian band Of more than hundred
pieces. The boxes on these occasions are
taken by the principal families Of Mexico,
who act as spectators Of the revel. Not only
he Don ton have prepared for more than or.
binary display, but the poorest classes are out
In all the frippery and tinsel that their humble
means could afford