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Hunter. sctias Secretary e State, asounn
cc< that the funeral will take place at ~
o'cl.ck ~. oa Wednesday. the I? IL April
All VI the various Religious DENOMINATIONS
throughout the country are invited To meet
in th-ir respective places ot worship n: that
hour, to solcmnizs the occasion by aPpro-|
pirate ceremonies.
JshnsssW ssrr~sders hts Army.
NEW YoRK, April l7.-lnformation has
Just been received that Sherman aud John
>tOn are negotiating for the lattcr's surren-
der.
WAsuIXcroN, April l7.-Jos. f. John
ston has surrendered his entire army to-
Sherman. This virtually closes the war;
The rebel General expresses willingness
to submit to the United States authorities.
Lee turned 10000 men over. Our lOsscs|
will not exceed 10000 or IL 900.
Passengers from Richmond assert that
the assassination Of the President caused
great CONSERVATION there.
Farther Particulars ofthe Assassination.
New YonK, April l7.-The 7ridune'sI
special Washington dispatch says: Stanton,
incincs to the belief that Booth is secretcdl
in the city, but his band Of accomplcesl
escaped across the Western bridge. The
correspondent says Of Booth: On Friday,|
about o'clock a. NJ. three strangers shah.
billy dressed, called on him, but not being
in his room they left. They had the gcncr-
al appearance Of refugees. About II
o'clock Booth came in, looking unusually
pale, md called for some paper. After
writing some time he asked the clerk Of thci
hotel whether this was 1864 or 1866
The clerk then noticed the change m the
Of Booth. lie sealed his letter,
put it in his pocket and left.
The following is a copy Of motto he sent
to Vice President Johnson, last Friday,
which was only found yesterday, along,
with other papers: do not wish to|
desturb you, but would DO glad to have AM
interview.
(Signed,) J. WILKES BOOTH.
johnson was out at the time aud did not
see the note till yesterday.
1t appears by the HeraiTs account that
Major Ratliburn was not aware Of tho
presence Of the assassin till he heard the,
report Of pistol, when hc Immediately
turned and seized the man, who thea made
n thrust with knife at the majors breast,
who received the blow on the lett arm, near
the shoulder. The Major only secured o.
partial hold on the assassin's clothing,
which was partly torn away, as he sprang
from tho box. Thinking it impossible that
tho nan should escape from the crowd 10.
low, tho Major turned to the President
The whole time consumed by the assassin,
from entering the box till the completing Of
the bloody deed was not over thirty sec.
onds.
Major Rathburn is rapidly recovering.
Another dispatch says: The murderers'
probably escaped to Mosby.
Deep Feeling In Canada.
Toronto, c. W., April l5.-The news
of the assassination at Washington caused
. profound sensation. Flags Of the Gus
tom House, American Consulate, aud the
in the harbor, as well as all the
city, were displayed at half-mast, Stores
and places ofbusinsss owned by Amcri.
CAPS, were closed, and the feeling Of grief
by the Canadian people is intense.
Sorrow throughout the North.
Nev York, April 15.-Places Of business
arc closed, the streets assuming sombrc
hue. and all hotels, public Offices. stores
and banks are drspcd in mourning. Suit
able resolutions were adopted At the Corn
Exchange Gold Room by the Board Of
Brokers, which then Immediately 3D.
journed.
An immense meeting was held in Wall
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