, 1865-04-30

cd rpon the roads to b. tsken in making thei.
etcal~. MopF are understood to be in possession
Of Govefnmrnt. end which are known TO hare be-
longtd 10 these PARTIES, With distinct marks oi
The 1<utt.s laid out hy them. Booth aud usrro'd
were to ctcsre to rtht1dom and seek JET. Davis
protection. Wbo ~as fnalfy to aesist .hem in lcav.
.'Ilarrold. III eonversation with an acquaintance
o! hl+. who resides In Maryland, some time pre-
r.msrk to The effect that there WIS no ex'r4diuoo
t1taty tc'ween the United States and Spain. A
tsmHrk tnet e1efsed M % no special attention At the
would arpeur TINT Booth aud himself cuntemp !atcd
thk1ng shelter somewhere III the Spanish dom!n.
'surp1isc has been expressed that B 10th selected
fnch shallow h.n mOn.h al Harold a. the
nearest actonp:'ce In 20 terrible q plut. Tbls
mset n may, VI tbihk. he e1oisined tu this way !:
was good shot, a capital funtm7n, speeding m ut
Of his time IN gunllug and fishing xcnrslons
Gq,,,n ~ the cwsr eount. Of Maryland &C.
OF the country. ami especially its by paths, 'o7rs
sWemrs and creek: sought only b. the hunter
ihis knowlrdRe nude hi. t-rvi-es va,ulhle IN tie
capacity Of guide for ho kade tunn're, md there
!. no doubt 'hs' b. lss hesn actively cas aeed in
hat hnt,nefs throughout poqh;'.sa b. xas rec
wandering. snd that the acquaintance between
th-u Was founded in thit WY. But !',r the IN
}ur. f5e.'See By Boots 10 jqmpn: to tas staSe.
v. II arranged plau oftscape might b ava succeed.
ed. But the outraged asg OF unr conntr: ,tram3'cd
sen to have hren endowed with power, Of voii.
t1oD, f. 1zinx him b5 the spur and cau>iue him to
iat, crippled cn the stage, whereby bis light was
,.a no 'Sw AZ o. Gk
leyeq tint bna hs 10: been immediately pturtd,
death would have eusued from tho muruicatiou
Of his lreken leg, uucarcd fnr, W it arce.sar,1y
ret III tS,kin As,f hps
rnute Indicate th Il he tempted tn onisetate the
tclftae marks Ut bis crutch IN the earth, whereby
t's route might liz tractd, and that be hupuet on
oue leg at other pointe, not using the crntch, 10
the eAnle end"
Especial D1epatch to the Chicago Trlbune.l
WAfu1Noros, April 2s, 1865.
one account Of the shouting OF Buoth gives the
following particulars concerning the aid g,yen him
by Dr. Hudd:
"ore Of the doctors stood in the barn where he
was found, an hour and b.ff psrlytne with Booth,
u 1bducc him TO surrender. All this time the US.
sas..n sa' With knife pointed al his heart Ii uuu
hspd and reyol'er win the muzzi, directed
at he would never be taken alive: IT, he would
blow bis OWL brains Gu: II they approached MIN.
1t IS stateo thai Boo'h's horec tell with him un tle
no,n,nr or Tt l5ih mt, and shout thc vrsy una
ate President dtct. lie nroke his le:: se:oS ms
kHec. Harold asas=tsd footh in reachin. the
Paiuxt Ut river. HI wns known 10 be alI II .ht ou
the seccsh question. lie dressed the wound, ut
cnltnE the bout from BoOthr leg. and the dir Ct
"a Bou,h to she swamp wnere be secretrd himse;f
unlit Sunday night 'ast, when b. and Ii4rrnld
reached Port rob.tco. and crossed the Potu,uac ip
eanoe n TIC hoFc Of reaching sa,r,l'a parry
beuf Port Roy sal II. MEdd was arrested some t1a5s
neo snd The t'ool ,hen from tnnrEs les was fuunu
Il bis htukc. Both Ar+ NOW in this CITY.
Cppn the person Of Booth were luul,l bills Of
r1ctanEe On bank IN canada, dated In uetuh:r
utt. at the tim. Buoth was there, Eho@,ng that
ihc ae.assinAt,9n way pt.nned hy the ter.Is W
hLaua. Eoo;h said 10 Lieutenant Duu.herty,
'%1on hnve spu!lt my Mexican s'Gs,ness,'' eyreui-
!. !g!t fribg tn his plul's Of rscrpe to Mexicu.
"iLe gtntEaI r.Ertl IL t.Ht Bonth Was not taken
nivc ahu the general disposition complain III It
1T DfEh. have '*eu. II rom lined rush b. TWEEN
ars Tempered anoug the moe j1d,c,ous hy The
.tfccnou that tt he nad been saved and m de
lu'n IL, A1c4tD, many utners scarcely Less guilty,
Would have escaped vi b comparatively 1r liz uu,,.
ishmeLt. 10 the yegy 1u partiru ars OF I'M our.
sult amt capture ulresdy forwarded, 1t need unly
10 be uddeu shat the eoVtrl n Mt ~1s ID c"ustaut
tempang TO dla~ on nltei tioh and mis- the de-
;cilses: Quite q number Of !hesc In. tro.n
Ihtiaft 'phaa: others irom New York, suue iu la.
nles' bartdS ritlng, and nearly all wer- believed
b Re 10 indicate dcrtrc to confusc the govezn-
incnt and aid tho escspe Of the CRIMINAL
flaes- -4uart"rfn- on the Euemy-
Re1renchulent,& &C.
NA>uiSG1oh, Atti. 29.-1pformatson has been
5ec.is' y u nasy d, pat1nsnt. th. t tue re ri
lie
fer the Vest Indie, and she Is supposed By tut.
time 10 be ~ thas lncahty.
Gen: ipgsl'f. Ch1tl tluartcrmatser al the army
OF The Po'omsc, and Gen: Glib ona. Of the ID corpe.
arrived here from City Point on sptctal ho 1t 20
ray The lstter brought up scvcnty-r,x rebel hnt.
Il. n1Es Which will lie Presented to the War De-
The Government is establishing military posts
n ST. Mury'e, Prince Gforge uno Charles u1nties
". Ihi- Is doue 10 psotrct tht loyal p 'ople tn
that sjtEtty and to prs vent Hny treason ,nte DEM
Illustrations hy the o1sIosal. The protection which
VIE Elveh the tuutdet.r Houth. p ally exh,nltrd
TIT extent of tbc laiter TIE truops ar: 10 forage
IN the country, aLa to give rccllpts for every
Thing they take. which Ill le psd to all peEsuna
prny'1'. their 2o'a'ty.
Ea~in Buoth, who IS now IN this city, CAM
here, II IL talu at the lbstAct Of Lis muther, IL
o!IiLtn the dcAd toty Oi hir irO'her.
TIE Government hne already hecun the work
Of r rr.ncbinr 1ts e1pcnrcs with earnes'nvss. snd
various departments will be dismissed
Since tho restriction on travel nc'wccn this
CITY aid Richmond hns hern removed. huehrcl.
of persons frum .hc Sortn have passed through
here for the latter place on visits 4 curiosity Or
pleasure.
Cons,a, rah1c disorder has ex;~tctl here for .hc
thtonl h thr c',y. Several have hccu k1llcd By
beh'1Lg among themselves.
NAVAL ChnnEe-1hr War Virtually
tl"std-s.en. Grmnt tn Apply tsiallnttt 1t
70 fsconciun OF lte fAilatHrs
Forc.s-shc Future a* to Non-Alili-
Nlw YoHK, April e9-Thc Htrafd's dispatch
sass: Eear admiral Porter has reen dc uchca
frtm the comm :nd of the North AtlAnt1c squad
run. Commodore Rant0rd succeeds him ~
The tun:ntrci0r* Warhinr.on special says:
The furrcncet o( General Johnston tu General
Sherman te regarded rs marking the termination
oi the VAR. t.e not appr"heuded that any great
difficulty will he encountered in di$ar1n1ug the
resi- Of the in>usg. n 8.
"GenCrul Grant having virtually concluded the
war. will return to this civ aid Apply h.msvlf 10
REQ uctlon Of the military forces. rhe tuiustin.
measures hnve btea alreuuy taken Tor large cur
tattmeni Of r1perses.
t. he policy to be adopted towards the rebels
IN etvil life. who have not avnflel themselves Of
President Lineoln'e amnesty, begins 10 excite at
tcntlon- 1t tt prob mile that they lay roon find it
loo la,c to avail themselves of its trovl4tune."