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The Opelousas courier., 1865-02-25
LIE COURIER DEs oPELoUsAs
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convenable; ct les abonnes qui desireront suspen-
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The Opelousas courier., 1865-02-25

--Juger les autres avec la derniere rigueur Sc
pardonner tout soi-meme, VOLTA deux maladles
nortelles qui afflgent le genre human.
, 1865-04-22

[Succ.a! Dispatch to the ''hFcaso Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Apr1l Il.
Sir Frederick E.rcc'e Interview with pres1deut
Jchnson yesterday was ~ llturuasl aad a5 anaipo-
u,atic as President lfnculn hfnsrlf could have
mace It. This nav 2;inister made bis ap2zarsnce
With all his stars a.d decorations on, presented
h,s credentials, lid foz.nally read his speech.
NJ. johnson zeplic., saying that he was glad to
e. him, and to Welcome to the Capital rcpreten-
tA,i,c Of Gseat Britain. spd then added: "Bn.
t1r, I'm not much used to the diplomatic forna,-
ties customary on euch occasions. NJ idea l.
their relations very much .s two neigh aora who
sincerely dteirc peace and good fellowship be-
tween ancnselvss would DO. and that the less mere
pointing. 10 bis, uniform and decorations,
oul thtse tb,ues than with them"
Tie 1e1na1 Was so thoroughly English, and at
the ean.e llne 80 eo.sonan! 10 American prcjadice
Minister became friends at nnce nnd snt dow for
\ chat Sir Frederick nHxcd about Sherman. Pres.
johnson exg!sins%a %,1ts ,hs pSitisa Wsat
Frederick. "oh small particle s'lll; aountless
h,e escape across the country" said tue President
wc replied tne ,S4 Ma9tsf ss IN an IN 1aaqairfnx
1nrn,h, :. Of Els cabinet wonld probably ind it
1ae vel to s,art ri prety soons' III tacJ know whst
te for their OVID 'ntetf % peItcT !osc no ttne
oftr+ ~ Tie due has COME" he added. 'when
t1,itors must be Taught that they are criminals:
ihe country has eeay made up IT. MIND On ~ tGat 3at
ppIt PHI Ian aaa m,seIf Thtre vas then 5ansWa q
to talf tssf oysF sy ana the
nnt.sa Etatas ike Two pclghbor. sincerely destr~
ous Of euod terms with eacu other and 50 the IN
| 3cryiew ended. .,,, Ina, cransno
Ger. ~ I'VE snnmnns of The Committee on the Con.
81 te War II Is lis yalt The eaptts1
snec be order to the II .S
~ II ic.d,ur III tncmy, Gen. ha'ltcE. was ycstcr:ay
:.ut ont oi Washington, under orders tr9m Ut ~:
| Iirutcnsnt Get era;. BE goes 10 Alcnhono u 's'
Io, n nt ou!c iera ure indta1ant over me iae'
thEt }asce proportion Of ths uarshals ap2o n'ec :,
Is ths u = deputy harst:l of t1s r'asl:t ,el: no
turItrs +. &c. .jpuista; men VITO, four gears ast,
were IL full ctmuuric4 nj th he ch:t OF Re 3et
hon. lnd GONE Of who.u. during me "ho;e VI tma
tiue. hS.c It.. rhG most ciicItLt spies tne1coe'
| ever lxd.
, 1865-04-22

Proceedings In tho Supreme Court.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.J
OTTAWA, April II.
No. 3a-Demnrcr to plea Of releasc Of errors.
Sustained and cause submitted by plaIn.tG in er-
ror On briele, &c to be filed: 80, submitted BY
both parties on brief., &c, to te filed; 60, sub
1uit.ed hy plaintiff in error br1ei, to be filed;
20, loinder entered apd cause to tc continued II
defendant in error do not hle IN argument, &c,
DUNG term; 11o, SAME order; Ill, continued for
want Of serEtce; 146. submitted By both parties
on br1ef, &C., to be fled; 1i9, motion to set aside
reverted for non ]oinder, allowed. Leave to Join
in error granted and cause eubmltted by both
parties on briefs, &C., ii. d; l53, motion to Get
aside reversed for non:}oindcr: alsoWeds 166,
motion 10 ret uside submission, allowed.
The Ccutt fatd they desired the baE TO under
stand that they did not consider !hem.elves obig-
ed to nt,tiee verbal arPunents between counsel in
Opposing Of these motions. There vas much dfl-
fculty in consequence Of counteE-atfldav1ts !efng
someltmee made, and The court did not fec! issrll
called upon 10 declte as to the degree Of reliable
itv TO he attsched TO each. Agreements between
counsel should alwsys he In writing:
No. 173-Motion fof 1e-heaEin5 allowed No.
17-s1bmi.tsd by sppsl;as'a s'a On brief hled' No.
Or the docket being cslied Nos. 81, 81, and 70
we,t continued; 81, IS, ~, Il takcn on call; 81
wae argued By Cook for plaintiff in error, and
taktn under aiy.sement; No IS was argued ~
Dclt jor plaintiff In error, and tsEen under ady!!c-
N, mt; No 50 ssaa submitted by both partie. on
printed brict..
cred b. Chursh lor appellant, and Miller for ap.
I.iec, snd taken under adEisGmcnt.
To-mc7rtw's call iucludca Nos. IS, 81, g. G., IT,
c., is, Il, H. =, tic probable call for Saturdny
bling Nos Is, 81, e., s. 81, IS, W, d, 93, aud %
, 1865-04-22

Hon. Charles francis Adams, our Minister
to London, lately turned tae tables hand
somcly on Est1 Ku.seil, in correspondence
zpoa the dEties Of Icutrais. Said Earl Rus-
sell, in defending the action Of the British
Government:
AZ cannot r.irain from observing that Her
nfa3est;>s Government have b-en fur more
Eucccssful IN preventing breaches OF neultA:-
isy with rcga:d TO 1he fitting out Of c. aisers
10 take mart In the civil war liz North America
1hrn the government Of the United states
were in preventing the fitting "u! Of shtp:-oi-
-war to a1d the South Amer.cau Republics In
7lctr revolt against Spain, which, however,
then stood in the position Of central au'
1borit, resisting Instruction"
TO which Mr.. Adams, more historically
:4earrea than the Ea,l, replied as follows:
"Whatcycr may hare been the d'nttsnG'c;
of the United States in the instance alluded
10, compensation therefor has been made to
grain. and her tu1l and free relcaas has been
given under thc earction Of ler hand to .
Eol,mn treaty. WhepcTer Her Majesty
Government thall acknowledge ltseif pre
pared to perfect the parallel, the c1amp't
may be cited against the United States, bo1
not till then"
, 1865-04-22
Governor <aglr%bYs8 Address TO Drcs1-
dent AnnFesy Jssll bs1n.

Governor <aelc%bYss Address TO Lrcs1-
dent AnaEesy Jssllbson.
We Lave already published the address OF
1ses;dcnt johnson in reply to the address oi
Governor Ogle<hy. in behalf Of q delegation
OF citizens of uliLo Lois, who called upoa him
on Tuesday to pay thci- respect. I'll: follow
t:.s is Governor Os!esbs's address:
11r. PEEs1,EST: take much ple1sa-a IN
presenting 10 Gu this delegation OF th- citi-
zens Ct Illinois, Teprcsen1nE alinost eSc7y
I ortion OF lire Suite. We are drawn Together
by the mouFrtul cyt1ts Ut the past few days,
10 give s1mr !teb:c expression 10 the feelings
VIC, IN cc1nmon With tbs whole nation, realize
2s pressing Us to the Garth, By appropriate
<aud respectful ceremonies. We 1non.ht it
11ot inappropriate before we should ssparte
even in this sad hour, to seek this interview
with your Excel:cncy, that while tSe bleed
in. heart Is pouring out its moutntr! euguish
:.3ver the death of cur b-loysl late President,
me idol Of our State, and the pride Of the
f hole country, VIC may earnestly express to
YOU, the lt1in. head Of thi. nation, our de:i5-
1rate, full and sliding confidence In you as
the enc who, In these dar;1 hours must bea1
urou yourself the mighty responsibility d
maintaining, d.fcnaing and directing its af
fairs. In tre midst Of this sadness. throu..h
tie oppressive gloom shat surrounds e., we
look 10 you and 10 bright futue for on,
ccuruy. The ASSASSINATION OF the President
pf the Tinted EIAErh aeeNiE Qep-ssS2s auG
seriously aggrayat+s the su:lre nation tut
7lDder obr ulrss~1 Constitution. i; dor. no1
delay, nor 1or any great length OF time re:ard
its nrogtess-does not for an instant: d,so:;Ea1
5ze or threaten its destruction. The rec Hd
Ct your w1o!c pas life, familiar to oil, the
Eplendor Of your recent gigantic Efforts t4l
stay the hand OF treasou and assassin 4tion, and
restore The t1ag to the utur1nost bourds ol
1he Republic, assure TINT noble State which
we represent, ard, We believe, the pr 'ple o
The Cnited States, that we may safely uusl
We CONC. in tho name Of the State Of III
fnois, and: we confidently believe, fal}y ani
faithfully expressing the wishes OF o II pc op!-
10 present ind pledge to ron the cor3.al
earnest ard unrtmlt.ing purpose Of oar 81:
to give Your Administration the strong sup
pert we have heretofore given to the Ad
n,inistrutiop Of our lamented late 17restdent
lie policy Of whom We have heretofore, d
now, and shall continue to sndo.sc
, 1865-04-22

1Naeh. Cor. n. y. Commercial Advertised, 17th.}
The President is today ut the apartmeuts
. nf the Secretary Of the Treasury. HInsactiur
business. He viii occupy the White House on
s7hufsday md will so0n he Joined by his wife,
a ,nnst exemplary and accomplished lady. to
-rtom he Is indebted for his cduca Ion. A.
airs Johpton is now somewhat advanced in
-ears and in feeble health. ltr daughter,
37Ts' sfoyer. will preside over the White
Inn.e. THIS 9ady's late husband. Col. sso-
- ras killcd On the 18th Of December,
1sert lille at the heud Of his regiment,
80 1,h Tennessee votun teers, 10 the battls
~ Neshyille, President Joanson's ZOE
.<rs1ies. a surgeon in the volunteer eefvac3'
-ras thrown from his laol SC ln lobS ana h'.to'
he hae now. four children li' ing. hooc3'. ~ IT.
Patterson, Mrs. Stuver, and Andrew, aI:' US
5ctt.r hr,ebt lad some twelve yea,s OF h9e'
Prcsdcnt Jchps1n has made IAsoiao!S
:mpressfop IN those members OF Congress aHo ~ L
Others VII have called upan Inn. esiTetans
7hoee WHO b. l;eye il the punishment o. ~:
son. He is very decided 10 cxpffss;:'s US
olsnion tlh:. tn ason must b.. stafnp:o u ~
unra. donae!c crime, mud that Que risnE gen
sra1:on NUT II: ttu:ht to rcgntd It WILL ~.
ii Itsrehec. Wtrn lar:.. delegation o1 tae
-clcrEymen nf the D:stric. called Upon s4o
President to-day, their President, ReT. W:
6ur!e., INC dcn.bliy used the word "Mercy''
III Lis address. The President, In his reply,
zl}Edtd to tAlF, and told tue rescr, nd gentle
Mcn around him that 't.ftenti.nc. mercy tn
IN individual 1s cru :tty - the nu,,itudc,' y
TO his old friend John G v.+dc, Pfrsid"nt
=. .hp.on sa:d: Treason mast be revard ed
Hsu crime to be punished. not TO bs mr..
dcned.''
, 1865-04-22

How 1heT DIAL with FlendlsN
TsnltOrA.
1Fron the n. 7. T1it1ne.1

SPIRITED AFFAIR or STATEN ISLAND.
Mrs. John Tyler. the widow of the ex-
Prt eident, is, as Is well known, q native Of
this State. md now resides near Factoryvil1e,
sympathy with the rebels, but, On the con-
trary, has permitted no opportunity to
eecape her OF proclaimins 1t, even In church,
protesting, by rising from her knees, against
The p1aycIs FIR the President Of the United
Stats. 1t being wel' known that the rebel
Tag WIS dEaped over her pa1lor mantle piece,
On Saturday evening last several young gen
tltmer-nUnc OF them over IS years OF age
considering that i, at such = time as this, the
Aag was not voluntarily put out Of sight,
Mrs, Tyler sht usd be reminded that some de-
cent respect was due to public opinion, wait
ed upon her for that purpose. Two of them,
kons Of nrighhors and well known to her,
entt, cd the p4rlor, When one Of them safd:
"Madame, beg pardon for disturbing you,
hut we haye called TO ask for the secession
tpg YOU have iu your posaessiob.'
cshere Is no such flag hers" replied Mrs.
Tyler, :.
tlcman, cou1teous]y. but such tlass, II
aM not mis- ak n, EanS5 over your parIor
mantle piece"
airs. Tyler again denied that she had
any ga.h tlag, but added, ''You can look fol
Tic young mnn did look for himself, aud
| found the flag wherc he expected. Delibcr
atcly mounting chair, he carefully took Il
dawn folded itup, and stepping back into The
other room once more apotogized Tor the Nc
ccss:ty OF hls intrusion. and bowed himself
out with his companion. There was NJ ut
tempt to interfere with the bold str:pplinsI
by the three or four grown uen who wei.
p1esent. One Of Them, indeed, lift the room
und went up stnirs, with the Intention, ths
visitors supposed, Of getting weapon. Th'
spokesman, on observing It, only shifted
| to the riett-.ard cont pocket.
Son hours later nephew Of Mrs. Tyler
| called up,n the father Of The young man wht
h4d walked OFT with tue fla5 under his arm
ard asked that the Frvncn na$," whie
the sun had 1akeu might be .rutarned. {
course lie father kn:W nothing about it, a
the sSn tcd not taken hlIn into, his couns !:
Who, he p.efstEeas should b. free tim a.l n
, 1865-04-22

The train arrived at Baltimore at 10 o'clock
Crowds fad aescmhlca At the st9tton & an1 ~ un:ov; 20
efsa ,hc 1rt,,. It Anuppolis Junction fur Bali
mn,c 3nteo The weath. tits morning Vas IN can.o
sd sysp +, @ Tne s1sas siao aah
iike .nhcfe .cto:a1i with the gloom an tat
~ 81. 49, =. our citizens. It was fonsrsts d,
=, n,rrv sense, The 1up1cEs.7e eoieu
, 1865-04-22
CK5OJx TIE ARMY OF THE
1sOIaST1AC,
Hnporh to tLc Captora Of Flnes-The
News OF HE Astpss3Ant1on-s1ovc
MT MT Of tho army

HEADQUARTERS ARAT OF THE tofoAAc+ apsai
headquarters to day, The 9Th corps lsv,ug tsken
r,ghtet u Gaee during the recen. short e3mpalgnat
Yae arranged thnt The men who csptured theHl- ac-
roupunitE by their comma2ls, should march to
the y,cipily Of Gen. Mcadeb quarters and there
Turn in the CT Iors taken from the reb.ls. Gen.
Acuae addressed the hcEoea IN an appropriate
epecch, In which he thanked them individually for
,ntir cn]lautIY, md The entire corps for
th+ important part they had performed, IN being
1h. 61st to press the cncrnys lines at PetersouIg,
ee well ~ f1r their conduct in pursuing and a1a-
,pa IN the utter de!eat and capture Ct the pr1nei
nsl erny OF the Conftderscy- lu conclusion Gen.
Mead announced that every man VINO aau taken
ti,r should have furiourh for thirty doye, and
thou]d curry his OWL and present 1t TO the Waf
Dcuartucut at Wnt hiugton. The scene vas mil
liant and much enjoyed BY all who witnessed Il
Tie announcement Ut the atsass! s!aat10n OF Oh;
Lincoln aud Ur. Seward and his Hou VIII fecelsea
throughout This army with the utmost eorfoW'
Every man seemed to think IT the gre1test cat;m.
~ fhat could have possibly happened just at TINS
time. Should the cssaes1rB be tound aha tusneo
ever TO Tie aIny to he cealt with, their punsa-
ueDt wou1d be swift and SURE, anu s9c1 as 70
s1.,ke into The heart Of every sympathaxer Win
ttta.oa, The citixen8 living In the country e.
prcss thelr regret u the Occurrences, and talnk
The worst thing that could have happened 1of tae
Suntht1n people jest ut this 3uncsnse.
The larger part Of this arMy is concentf tsea u.
Eusl:sville Junction, and l. taking 6hoft seat
thar maycm. nj Ct tho main body Of troops VA
soon lit N: dc towards Petersburg anu Kcauo4at' M Z
The cavalry and cciored divisions Of me @sia
corps have siressfy gone in hat direction. Nota
ing has letn' heard h-re from Sherman 1nt
news u Jphnkfhn~e surrender IS daily e1pccteo.
, 1865-04-22
WASHINGTON. April @!.-Thc Navy Department

AN@o
has received the following:
WEST GULF SQUADRON,
U. S. FLAG su1r s7oc5DAE,
Orr MOBILE, April T.
SIZE: 1 h.ye the honor to intoIro the Depart.
meut that on Monday, the 10Th inst suhs"quent
to the capture Of Fort Alexis and spapteh Fort,
TIC oe,or1 r., Lcptctept Conn ,nier ". ~. Low,
and the ltop cads were enabled, IN consequence
Of the thorough dredging Of the Riakel5 River,
ttIouGl TIT intetatlfas1s ara antenfsen! eser n
the: rirer nearly abreast Of Spanish Fort, from
which point Lieutenant Commander low. with his
ee 1sed feat sncb Soa
the forts were cracustcd On the evening OF the
11sl. snt our forces taok possession. capturing
Sn ensr eanS
with his troops.
Ih,s morning I moved WITH the sunboats, coll
xeynS e. of .en fosee TO the
ing Aubile. On onr ErTf:al 1t WIS soon ascertain
cd that tho enemy bad evacuated 81 their dafsnses
ad ret.Esttd e With their guaboats up tue Alabama
tiyer. The guhhoate will, In few days, unQues-
rel cir themselves.
Mobile formal d nand IL the Mayor for it5 IN.
copaEi'ona surrender, With will undoubtedly be
accorded, as thu city u DOW at our mercy. The
MY hEt a1eady hots.ed the stars and stripes over
the walls OF Fort Pinto and the Spanish River
Battery: We also have possession ot the Choetaw
Point nastcrs, and three heavy foris below. it
AsHQ kkuA. - EQ91l place q tQfuCleQL
namber Of cnnbouts directly in front OF the city
to R1vc ec1ent protection to loyal inbaoitnts, Of
whom Iestn th-re i. great nun er.
Gen. Candy, win .be forces unacr bis tmmedl-
ate command. IL 1t present In B1akc!ey. though /
him.
1eenl this dispatch by Lieutenant Com nander
J. u. t;lllts, whose vessel. the Milwaukee, WIS,
us the Department has already been Informed. d.
stEo, cd ~ a torpedo, I subsequently gave him
charge Of the naval battery on the shure, vita
which be rendered very great sesslc. III shellin;,
Fort A1e1ie unc the BpAntsh Fort. l commend
him to the ct,ention Of the Department Tor z:al
and eallantry.
anl also much indebted to Commander Crosby,
who has been untiEiug In freeleg Blake1y River
Of torpedo+s, having succeeded In removing over
15e-a service demanding coolnrs., judgment and
perseverance,.
hare the honor 10 be, very respectfully, -Four
obeditnt servant, H. Z. THATCHER,
Rear Admiral, Commanding West GaIl squn.iron.
new YORK. April 2l.--The New YORK 7Ines'
Spanish Fort correspondent sa,s tnete wetr cap:
rlred, IN the dclenses Of Mobile, BIG guns, OF
which Spsnish Fort lad III.
The rebel Eunholts escaped mp the river, but
they vail le captured or destroyed. There were
Eve of them, tuIr OF .bcm lr0n-cjads.
Cur loss Is about l,SuO. The 1ehel loss In killed
Gld oundet is not less than I, 0o0 '''
, 1865-04-22
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1865.

spous!bility for lis ncte. Tic 1ag cunld only
be called French heca,1se 1t is a trf-coior,
while Its field with seven stars conclusvely
settled its character. It WAS lodged in &
place Of aafety = ::
lFroul the NY. C:mmercial Advertscr.1 :,
F1ENDs REJOICING IN THE'PREs1pENT'sD DEATH.
Soon nfter The sad intelligence OF til. as
eassjnation reached this CITY, party OF
blatant seccssilnists- xcll-Snown actor at
one Of cur principal theatcEs among the uum-
ber-entered the ba1-Ioom Of the L2farge
House, and there. over their maddcniDg cups,
dlank the health 'oi jeff. Davis, aud openly
expr. ssed their. joy at the death Of the Pres
ident. 11ey sung the :" Bonnie Blue Flag. !"
noto,ions rebel song, aud after 1ndulging in
these dtmuniaca. orgies left the place. rhc
iast becom ng knawn at Police Headquarters,
orders were Immediately sent to the proprle-
tor Of the hotel tor hun toc:ost his bar. room,
in which lle disgzaccfu; scene had occurred.
Prior to this being done, however, some
otter Soul hern rebels OIL Northern sod came
into the room and repeated the part enacted
by tile actor and his comrades. 4 young
gentle mnli present Immediately communicat-
ed the fact to some Union friends In the
'nejshbo1hcod. Forming lit lie baud Of
avengers, they rushed into the bar-room and
gave the r!bald rebels a just!tiable hamme.in.s
and drove them from the place.
a HEMP MOOSE FOR SOMEBODY'S SReK.
In t1c En9W-Wlnd0T OF c1nuf store, u4Qer
the 1afarge House, d piece OF rope with
carefully aojusted aoose and knot Il cxh blted
as warning 70 all demons who exult in the
murder OF the President, The proprietor of
the establishment looks upon this necklace
as one OF the most valuable adornments Hof
his Windo~.
ARRESTS By TIE POLICE.
The police, on Saturday, ART sted the Treas
urer OF cnc oi the thsatcrs, Peter Britton, IN
. EngliBhman recently arrived iu this country,
and John Bsady, Il policeman attached to the
Fifteenth Precinct, for rejoicing in 'hs awful
calamity, and uttering in connection there
with language too indecent to appear in our
columns. It is alleged that the Treasurer
aforesaid, in presence Of aeyeral persons ut
his bourdIng-liouse, stated that 10 vas glad
tho President lad been Killed; was glad
Booth had shot him that had he not taken
his life, he {t1e Treasurer} would have com
mitted the deed himself. lie denies using
the language imputed to him, hu: there are
. several witnesses against Tin. He was taken
TO the Police Headquarters and detained to
await the action Of Gen. Dix. lie was dis
charged this morning.
The Enelishman, Britton, was taken before
Justice Bowling, who sentenced him to the
Pel,itentla1y for ak months
Diady, the policeman, has resigned, having
yesterday delivered up his shield aud baton.
George Wells, Johu Gallagher Ind William
Tanning were also arrested and sent to the
renientiary for six mJnths each.
, 1865-04-22

At a1cut * o'clock 10 the regret Of hundreds
u GET cltt7cne the collin w*s closed. and The ace
view, and e4eursen by the guard Of honor, wss
remoylc to the heaEEc. Tie procession then rs-
Of tLe Northern ccntraI Railway Comp4ny. Tue
& I'm was placed III i car tastefa1ly dFApel, aud
ste,4 the eecort a traiu especially a=sf ned to
tf+m vi fch also draped, and started for Har-
EtsbYfE, where they WILL arrive tonight.
, 1865-04-22

SAX FnAsC1<co, april a0.-1'he iunr'al services
l., Of tie rtc President, in ,ht. city yes.ts-
asy, were e g1andsst svet witnessed On tn a r.
c.,tstnrd c.n.t Ii. .0iG people, Business WIS entirely
cc;n,nsrJed' Every house vaa draped with cru
Sens emounin 9otei md ,cG5em fn eT,Eg FEsys1 ;
ca: e;,tc aE1 n the principal towns IN Nevada.
= 1ne ass asV" eN q p,r.et wao u
,;.rca rods IN approval ct the aasas!1at!o M
Thev iii be dealt With by the Autaof1tco. Ine
, 1865-04-22
THE 13EN1CAN EMPIRE.


NEW YORK, April *1.-The Her1ld's paris enr-
restn rile1t says MaxtmIi ans Minister In London
bas resigned, declaring that lne Mtxican Empire
l. col.apslur. end MACMILLAN will soon ahd1cate
md ,etnIn 20 ~ Ansa 1nnat Eemg eoa,nety o,1
HE recognition Of the United States and the Aup-
port Of IT, Pope an %e1tean Clergy:
,sn-iu:l,icn haesretrac;ed tho TcnnrciRtion of his
sm:jY rights To the throne ot Austria. .laue be-
fn,r leaving Europe.
, 1865-04-22

Funeral AhseNuteE Of the fsate prc6i-
uent-Prcpnra.iohn IN Missouri.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1tune.]
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Especial Dispatch to the Uk1caeo Tr1tune.]
ST. LOUIS, APRIL II.
Mayor Thomas Il pseparin: to furnish magni-
dcert he1tse and etx horses for the Presidents
funeral at Springfield, as proposed 10 and accept.
cd By the authorities Of the latter city. An incl
fectuaI effort was maie to have the remains pass
through this city before a1.is:n: At Springfield.
The committee replied that it was ,mposdibie to
lrAttfy the pablic every where. Frank boehms'
+, leno1d has. hand will accompany the Old guard
composed Of men orer forty five yc1Ts Of are, 10
Springfield. The proposed yiHlt Of the It'll voiun-
teer regimen fe not decided upon.
The local authorities " E.=t st. Louis, ye'tet-
day. arrested party Of ronRhs from th7 city who
were aboot to enepge in prize dgnt. 49,.
M3tos Gen. jas. u. Blunt ant Gov. Crawford, 0f
Kansas, are IN town. ...
Henry Truman, convicted Of nasu horized use
CT detective powers IN killing bnsnwhackcss'
friends without authority, IN Eharttoo county,
has been released on pa1olt from tue Alton pcnt-
, 1865-04-22

Pn11ApELFuIA, April a1.-Jay Cooke reports
that the subscriptions to the 7-30 1oan today
Amounted to s2,743,s00. The largest western sub-
iareest euste1n yas for ss30,0jo from New York,
and $40, GOO from, Boston. There were l.911 indl-
xftl1lHl a1lhEcrintfQna.