The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-19

leu nlm lnJO n store or saloon, ana
arrested him. Carroll, taken by sur.
lprise, was completely overcome. 1t
is stated that he wept bitterly, and
wringing his hands, exclaimed, "They
will hang me! they will hang mel!
and by ether expressions evinced his
fear at the approach Of justice
! When the gentleman who brought
this news to this city, left Dclphos
| Carroll was in Jail at that place await
ing the arrival Of Il guard to conduct
him to Washington, the Government
having been Informed Of his arrest
. The Liverpool Weekly Mercury oI
the 22d OF April, contains an account
OF the arrest by the Police and triaI
by the Courts, of thirty two persosr
engaged in cock fighting. As the of.
Gccr entered the pit whore the fight
WIS in progoss, he heard the parties
VINO were Watching it, cry ont. ''ro
II, Booth, "wc'I done. Davis" III
bet $50 on Davis" etc The ight
must ha' @ taken place within two on
three days after Booth committed his
. murderouS decd, and before the ia.
tclligencc of IL copIl possibly have
reached England. The names Of the
pa ties arrested are not gicru. INT II
i. evident that they were Southern
rebels, or rebel sympgthilnrs. 1t IS
singular circumstance. A. thay hal
no knowledge OF the ASSASSIN work,
which had hter assigned 10 Booth.
that they should hive used his name
in this connection aud in the way thc,'
did IL would ut feast he Interesting
TO know who the parties were. all
how long they had been IN England.
A. meeting held az Shrcvesport.
Louisiana, largely attended bv sol
dlers and citizens, aud TT which Kir
by Smith. Sterling Ptice and Gene,
ri BhcSncr were present, Colonel
tiournaN, ot rexss, delivered "a
glowing pmegyric upon Booth. the
assassin Of Mr Lincoln. wlca hr g., n.
pared to Brutus. the ,ia.cr of Cie ,ar,
and pre- licted for him (Booth) u like
and enduring tame" The object
OF the meeting was to encourage con.
tinnel resistance The Shrevcpor,
Sentinel! however, seems 70 think
further resistance useless, and re.
CARDS the assassination OF Mr.. Lin
coin bad Job for the SDuth. Writer,
IN the Houston (TeXas) papers favor
a percmptory upon England and
France for recognition, with a threat
II this Is not arceded to, they will gc
IN Tor the Monroe doctrine. Danger
Gus fellows those Texas rebels.
a guerrilla, supposed to he Qran
trell,was wounded and caught hv Fer
rell scouts, near Tavlorsville, on
"Wednesday, and lodged in the mill
tary prison to day.
WAsnrNGToN, May II
Maior-Geueral Dix:
The following details Of the captnrc
of Jaif Davis, while attemDtino hi,
escape Ia his wife rlolhrs. have bcro
received !rom Gen wilson
MAcoN, NAY IL Tho following
4lspatrh announcing the 'apture OF
JeI ID VS., has Just been banded in
oY Coz AIntH, commanding the Di
VISION;
II, no. ,.,r
DPe. "P = II ''ioIi, CAIALRY,
r., r.,-, u W. ,'"l - w. "a, HlnS H.
,',.ian.. ''''''' a. q = III
S.u" G,n, ,
r,at 'i'' ''' ""a"r 10 report
''ii,, ,''i,v ~ U', '-"' 'Nt,r"HN' at Irwlns
na'.i Nv. ~ 80 IN ! clPt"'ei Jelf.
,yi,oa,I "'.' '.i'''i''' V%,e.h'r with his
"n'I .'I 'I,'' - ''o''T'' ms ",,1T "sl'naNter Gen
GnI nv -""' 'i' 'Na'e Secretary.
~ 'I,'u' ~ ''IH"' W'. t"''nel Johnston,
,,'I. - ~ y" HT.7 H'ai1' Col Morris
.a,.anai 80, ''' '''e"C' 'lAthaway; a so,
'n,i-' '~ ~ w. e 'nPof''hC Packages and Il
iIuG's' ''n'h'IlS most perfect success
'i'' u't Il 'hns' painful mistalir &C
curr1'' Nv winch the lth Michigan
"'' st " '',''7l' came into conliit,
we 7h'''' nave tone better. This
,'''.''I' ~ COST ID. ."' Ni.led and Llrut
"1,,''''t "o.,i tei Liro'igh the arm,
IL V"p f,i Mi'hlgnn. and folr men
"'"H'o'' ~ 'iie l7' W lsconsin. This
occurred JUST at daylight, after we
ldI Cabtifci tQP CdmD. by the ,.uarUp