Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22

ll.25 p. m.-Pulse AZ.
1872 p. m.-Pulse 4s aud full.
l40--Pulse As.
ll45-Pulsc 45. Respiration %.
1905 a. H. Respiration 90.
1915 g. m.--Ro.piration 81, Ecbmo.
ses 10 both eyes.
1890 q. m.-Pulse 64.
l2 S2'-Pulse so.
l2.35.-Pulse Sc.
l2.4O.-Palso 60; right eye much
swollen and ecbmoses.
12.45 a. m.--Pulse 70; respiration ~,
l2.55-Pulse 80; struggling motion oi
arms.
(Mornpg Of the l5lh)
la. m'--Pulse SO respiration 80.
l.30 q. m.-Pulse 95 aI pc earirg castor
Las q. m.-Puse SO; very quiet ;
respiration irregular; Nrs. Lincoln. pres
ent.
2l0,-Mrs. Lincoln retired, with Rob
.ert Lincoln, to an adjoining room.
2.3O-The President lie very quiet
Pulse 81, respiration 20.
252 q. m.--Pulse 4s, respiration 80.
ga. n.-Visited again by Mrs. Lin
coin.
3.2s Respiration "a and regular.
4 4.-Respirstiou 90 aud regular.
! 4l5.-Pulse go, respiration IS.
5O.-RespratiOn 2s and regular sleep
ing.
l 6.--Palse failing, respiration 2s.
\ 6so.--StiIl failing and labored breath
ling.
4 7.-Symptons Of immediate dissolution
] 7.22 a. m.-Death.
At precisely twenty-five minutes pas
ssseven o clock this morning the Presiden
Ebreathed his last, closing his eyes as
falling to sleep, aud his countenance as
ssuming 40 expression Of perfect serenity.
b There was no indication Of pain, an
1T was not known that be was dead unit
sthe gradually decreasing respiration close
saltogether. The Rev. DR.. Insley, of Ne,
syork Avenue Presbyterian church, i'm
smediateIy on its being asoertained tha
7 life was extinct, knelt at the bedside, an
soffered an impressive prayer, which wa
EEesponded to by all present.
4 DR.. Gnrley then proceeded 10 the from
Eparlors where Mrs, Lincoln. Capt. Rober
sLincoln, Mr.. John Hay, the private Sec
retary, and others, we're waiting, where b
Sagan offered prayer for the consolation {
the family.
/ Surrounding the death bed were Set
retaries Stanton, Welles, Usher, Attorne
General Speed, Postmaster General Der
Unison, NJ. G. Field, Assistant Secretary c
3the Treasury, Judge Otto, Assistant Sec
retary of Interior, and General Halleck.
Gen. Meigs, Senator Sumner, F. +
EAndrews, of New York, Gen. Todd, c
EDacotAb, John Hay, Privute Secretary
sGov. Oglesby, Of Illinois, General Farm.
worth, Mrs. and Miss Kennedy, Miss Ha
Kris, Capt. Robert Lincoln, son of the Pre-
Eident, and DR.. f. W. Abbott, r. R. St,n
&c. d. Catch, Neal Hall and -L,ibel
Rman.
f A special cabinet meeting was calle
& Eimpedi tely after the Presidents deatl
: by Secretary Stanton, and held in tt
Iroom in which the corpse lay. Secreta
Eries Stanton, Usher and Weies, Post
master General Dennson, land Attorne
= General Speed we're present. The resu
Sof the con creme we're not N ade known
SREMovAL OF THE PRESIDENTS BODY I
y THE WHITE HOUSE.
+ The Presidents body was removed fro
sthe private residence, opposite Ford
Etheatre, to the Executive Mansion th
! smornng at half.past nine o'clock, in
Z hearse, and wrapt in the American flag
i 1t was escorted by small guard of il
tfantry, General Auger and other milital
I ofiicers following on foot.
n A dense crowd accompanied the r.
z mains 10 the White House, where mi
tary guard excluded the crowd, alIowi
y none but persons of the household al
: personal friends Of the deceased to ent
8 the premises.
i WAsHINoToN, April l6.-The corp
Of the late Preside has bee laid out
the roum known as guests room, mort
+ west wing Of the White House. 1t
< dressed IN suit of black clothes worn
him at his last Inauguration. A plsc
d smile rests upon tho features and the d
S :ceaseL seems to be in calm sleep. VIII
s flowers have been placed upon the pill'
eSvud over the breast. The corpse Of t
Il President will be laid out in State 10 e,