, 1865-04-30

rhe observation-disclosures Loyal.
r,nitcrs-Ecn, mercdlth-AtIcr tho
Eurrtllas.
iCorreepopdcncc OF tho Chicago Trlblne.]
PApucAH. Ky, April Is. 1865.
TuE ASSASSINATION.
Lc3sl nun sill vail over the assassination
Of thu pa',iot, President Lincoln, and anx-
itusly await some decided manifestation of
the course President johnson will pu SUE.
Kentucky rebels ut first recoi!ed with horror
ut the dasta'tlly deed which deprived lii: na-
ti.n Of its chosen ruler, and with fear and
trembling read the words Of Jnhnson upon
bis assuming the Presidential chair; tn. tho
days tLut baye siucc passed have dsptll-
ID their ttars. mud counting upon the fact
tia. thc new President is Southerne- by
birth and education. secessioniss-. symol-
thtze,s, CopIerh, ads, and every other Glass
Of re.sels in this State, have taken new heart,
and throwing aside the disgu's.s under which
they hid tlt1r true sentiments, o.gin az .in to
,alk Us If yere, and to utter sentiments that
have been unknown in Western Kentucky,
!or the past twelve months. Kentucky
"loyalty." us general thing. twill not do
to tie tt.nf
THE HATRED TO UNIVERSAL LIBERTY
vas too deeply imbtddsd in Kentucky char
meter to be- easily eradlca;ed, and it will take
ba,d blows. and perhaps little 'sjud:cfous
hanging" 10 bring the people 10 true sense
Of tb.i1 duties. This Statc only need ed the
o1poYtu.ay, in 1861, to become one Of
the strongest foes Of the Union -
aud fear md in'crrs:, and Yankee
bayonete, lept her from joining the Confed-
trAc,. As you well know, my continued res.
iicDce in this State aud business Operations
have enabled me t" become fully conversant
with tho ceilings of the people In Western
Kentucky. Until within few week, was
persuaded that radical change had com.
over our cit'z"ns. and that their Professions
ct devotion to the Unl1n were ein.ere ard
Murt:e't; but sadiy bare been deceived
ard ttur that Lucieu Aude!so,,'s scar In he
next L, ngress will be Oiled by couvtrird
nbel. or. even worfe, copi't' head aposta;e
tr''ul the Union rnnks. II the Pres,den' shall
determine TO extend rebels more clcnl.n.
ry, nil may yet be we'll or If Gen. Sol. Mere
d ii, car, hc persuade to MD in The canvass,
the district may possibly l,e saved; but un-
less we are Une or both these 0: some otn,.r
rcmarka"le ''dispcnsation Of Provide ace y
our hopes are g"ne.
FUNERAL CEREMONIES.
Yesterday wcse peIturmed the funeral Ger
men;ts il. houot OF Pres dent Lincoln, Our
| citizens exhibited the usual manifestations
If sorrt.w, aud doubtless the majority regret
| ttd the mode Of the Presid, nt's death but
the surrow was not deep tea:ed enough to
hut much. The assassination Of jeff Davis
| would cJusc moe tears to 1Ow than were
slcd tt the demise OF Alr. lincoln. The
| cttt monies were Of the most IMPOSING char
&C cE, aid refs c;ed g:cat credit upon the
commanding General, under whose orders
they were gotten up. One Of tic speeches
| WIS
| IN EXCEEDING BAD TASTE,
mud very tl-t lied /; especially to be uttered
i'll II eemi rebel community. When Gyn-ral
Nj iedith rccs syed the ns ws'of the assassina.
ton be was neatly overwhelmed with emo.
tlo1s-le and Mr.. 1ineolu had been fu- wears
wn'm personal friends, aud the closest init.
inucy ex stcd between them. The Genera! i:
usual, nnt very dem"ns'ratise, but upou
tia; occasion his feelings oyci came HIM. ind
the t,.au.sho bad fought thirry:cight blttle:
w.pt like child.
MILITARY MATTERS
in this dlstric. prog ess with I'LL wonttd ullfet
Int still matters o; nu ID import ire con.
tiEua1Iy translIiring. The lrbel GENE. al Ly.
IN, it IL believed, has offered to surrender biz
wboe command upon the same terms gra IT.
I'd Gen. Ltc; hut Gen. Meredith had not the
authority u comply with this ut1ur, and &C
tordingls rtcr1 ed the matter Gen. Palmer
Yesterday Nuj. Frlsbe, Who has been com
nancins at Paris, Tenu., the past hy.
-.,da ;n,, tn,rn ond s1'rra,,aaont un .Eut inIu
party. Every day Gom five to twenty rebe
d. ker'els conlc IN and lake the cath. At hi:
rae Lynn will, il few vi cks. bc left with
out any c. mmu::d, and the last vestige OF tnt
1eoeA a'Ae ~ '.,!s Us. 'i..n.t5 oe aestroyco'
49, "s'ApiiH' .-.
On the ilrse of February last Gen. Mereditt
pad III his command but sixteen 1nountee
I rI+n Thf. nfsr 1tao Etct
,n,n L.. -. eu1uIt, nas iast oecomlne aeso
inns " 'ndiscr;1,teIs aunt;an sne nuao .s
In,nn mc,, mr. I'm rsfuI9 Ei,.,,;n+r ~, ~
c,ntd ~, 1'..;thnr ~ ho.ea. 10 G1,. sust ~. ~
a.. H. r. ~ oScs toni nol Nv sas
cn,,,;1'., 1,s ,,,a, a' .snst p 'nS'o!llts
t,,,d nu1S cou,nnnce5 1,-as 49,. 49, auu - ~
ssns issnin~ vonchers ,or no.. o'see ~, ~. ais'
ti,,r 1n"n pcre mo,,,,t..a a3 ..,sa sonu u
mn 90 nt u,th n'.1.:'a ~ nVt me,s L: LII
rs n,;enue,a In f 1.st thts,r ~ ~ .t,t..
~ a,sriins have becn s,1isd u ah ahy" ~ "jJsy j..
IT,: nnnhe' taten nr;sonars s.e ana ao ~. na
rang nt 11,c y.iane hrnknn -, ~. Ga.aac 1.sss
1up baa 81, -, hIs 1n.'.s ~ 5ne Lcaesa
han tait Of their hiss s are Captures Da from ron
a ch"sn body Of cavalry. % tha, % and r v',r - a. -
irc:iye wsthul All the .urr,ll. % iracr., ec., cr =.
rt.nt Tho McInur1ls hav,. i,oa1 i;Ii.5 70 =.
@nrod nr q, = th,e =, nn],r "''t|" zap
TT, ~ nryrnrSn m r,nsoS c.n,.xn
n,.o,h"r in wood stnnd;na =, ~. na.:,, ~,
at h.. War nj, sr nc 'sa.a ~. tun tha pes!nnhs
y ~, 'ne mar; oui & WY ~ eSea a, 'nSea @ Ins sword
ny slaF'. 'of .nat ol steer, ana lea oand .
n'p"e = aoo cut toroa's' was sent over |of
usn a: ,,s 'e" oaye s,nse. u mean, nats
oie 'niet a.lu murderer named IN ,mns y
t"oh .ne sa'ae Jou my, stsr!ins Ilom t5alla!t
sn"a , u,5 M LUZ, A'S'hpls Vas captured an'
Ila.ea ~ ou' E"'s II. ,;., oouot IL as moeh na
~eu aets. ntl'ns"ea, WIN lnc sltne mems, II
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