New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
GENERAL NEWS.

President johnson yesterday received a large
DELEGATION Of citizens Of Illinois and afieIward about
10 oergvmen and others connected with tho Christian
Commission. He expressed his high appreciation OF
their confidence in l and made to each party speech
Indicative of his public course in future
Booth. and other conspiratorS, about thirty IN
number. are said to have been surrounded by our
cavalry in ST Mary's County, Nd, endea'oring TO
make their way across the Potomac. They are heavily
armed but it is thought they will be captured.
The Mayor of Montreal has issued procla-
nation requesting the citizens TO close their places oil
business alter noon today, tribute Of respect TO
the memory Of our deceased President and TO express
their grief and sympathy at our great loss.
highly important arrest was made in Balti-
more Yesterday in the person OF the individual who
wrote the note signed Sam found in Booths trunk
He has made full confession but the particulars have
not yet been given to the pubic.
Another destructive fire occurred yesterday II
the bonded warehouse No PC SoUtist., adjoining thu
site Of the building burned Sunday. Nearls half q
block was destroyed before this second eonaagraiior
could be arrested.
Ten thousand dollar, additional reward have
been offered BY the City Councils Of Baltimore FOR The
arrest Of the assassin Of President Lincoln This makes
the total amount o. reward $4,000.
President johnson is reported to have said on
MONDAY to q clergyman Who begged lin to be mere
full TO the Rebels that mercy 10 individual was moi
always mercy to the State.
The Custom House and Sub-Trcasury VIII be
closed to-day; but is decided TO keep open the banks
till noon. ON Thursday legal holiday, the banks vii
be closed.
The Hon. George ii. Yeaman has been re-
nominated for Congress in the I'D District OF Kontucky.
He fsyors the Constitutional Amendment and we favor
him.
HsIf-hour guns were fred in variou, parts Of
the city yesterday by tie lib, ,th 9Th and e2d Begi
ments on account OF the death of President Lincoln.
Ameeting of British residents was held yester-
day at the Aston House and resolutions Of sympathy
and coincidence in our National calamity passed
A man named Payne has been arrested in
Washington having been identified by Nj Stewards
colored servant a. bis master assailant
The Governors of Indiana, Kentucky, New
York and Newt rsey have issued proclamaors on the
subject Of the Presidents decease.
man, at first supposed to be Booth the
assassin. arrested at Greensburg Pa Yesterday
Both Secretary Seward and his son, FREDERICK,
we're reported much better Yesterday.
Thousands visited the body Of the late Presi-
dent yesterday.
Seven-thrtcs were sold yesterday to the
amount of s2,7Ol,3OO.
The Sub.Treasurv viii be closed to-day lWednes-
dsy) Tie banks viii be closed except for special busnes
and be wholly closed Thursday which Is alcgu holiday
under the statute The STOCK Exchange has adjourned to
Friday Very little business done in Waist. yesier
day and the disposition universal 70 suspend all trsnsae
tons Gold steady bot hee YVES no new speculation Tor an
.dygnce in the sale Of tie ig addition Of gold 10 DE added to
The street by payment Of the May coupons Il dsy hence
The opening 1861 selling to llts and ing a.
1866 Government stocks irregular. Railway shores
were irregular and & whole lower. At tie close the
market va. stronger and good demand shown for almost
everything upon the let at hi her rses Money wa ~ "a
oe.ye supply per cent and good deal was done ct less
The Suspension Of business until alter Predent Lineoh'
funeral creates lorse OF ide money which can be
had strictly call very oAesply The buGinen Of the Sub
Treasury Receipts ~ 1886 9lC 33ior Ilons sjl3
eco Payments S23550l9 Ton OF Loan, $1,000
Balance s)3 1887 81. Exchange da and best sterling
could be had 100! for 50 days IN Frghs there was
more ACTIVITY but at very iII.eusr rates.