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SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. An

PHILADELPHIA. wednesday. April 26 1865.
The reporters of Forney's Press furnish the
following regarding the arrest of Junius Brutus Booth
He arrested at The private residence of friend in
this city. TIE detectives had been the qui rrs for
him tor several days past
lie placed in close carriage and driven to the
Baltimore depot. aud taken in the first train 20 Wash
ngton. The arrest, it is stated procured upon the
evidence of certain documents in possession of the
United States authorities extract Of which pub
lshed on Monday.
This extract alluded TO the oil business not like
y TO hs profitable because Richmond had been captured
and Lee had surrendered. Those who are well &C.
quaintcd with the chrography of tie prisoner. believe
ii to have been written BY lin.
Alice" who also ooncurs Ia the recommendation to
the assassin 10 abandon the oil business said 20 be
Who is intimately acquainted with the
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W ARYyE ID.

o8ERTSON-STUART-On "Wednesday, April 2s T., tie
Row John Thomson, n. D. 81, the Tesiense Of the BRIDE
fihrr No u last Thirty seventh It.. NJ James Robert
sud Miss Minnie q. stuart, second dinshet Of laue'
stuart go.
cORSELI.-NcKINLEY-On Tuesday Arrill5, by tie Rev
A. II. Ninou ~ D. rector Of s. Mark Church, Thomas
L. Cornell and Eliza daughter the leie Robert Mckinney
both ~ tbs city.
81. Psa's VI. T.. Church. "a We'd
nesday Apni q by the Rev DR.. Mcchtock Geo y. Nee
Ter Of brooklyn and Fannie A. daughter OF Jno d. Harper
esq, Of Jersey CITY.
fAYNARD-lIOLIISrER-On Tuesday, April % by the
Re- Dr. Clara Elin CHAM MAYNARD and Helen NJ daughter
OF r.. 81 Holi!-t.r. ED, all o. this CITY,
VAN DFSTHIr YSES-HOWARD--in Brooklyn, a. 81
Peters Church on Tuesday. April l5 1905, By the Rev
John 4. Paddock, Wilma A. Van beitauysea and Mia
Clara a. Howard. NJ cards.
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PROM ALBANY.
Nesession Xesrcrday-Thc Eunerni-The
Civ Tux Levy.
Special Dispatch to the n. y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to the \. T. Tribune
ALBANY. Wednesday. April &c, 1865.
No business was done in the Legislature to-
day. both Houses having been engaged with the Gov
srnor and State officers in paying the last tribute to the
remains Of the martyr President he display was
grand and impressive beyond anything ever beheld IN
Albany Vast throngs Of people from New England
and the north having poured into the city all Yesterday
and this morning TO join in it, Forty thousand men and
women fled through the Capitol to view the remains
and many thousand others were pressing forward when
the doors were closed No occden, or disorder OF any
kind occurred IN the evening In the Senate the Cty
Tax Levy was discussed.
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HIS KNOWLEDGE OF TIE CRIME PRESUMED
REQUIREMENT IN WASHINGTON
The Assassin Supposed to be at the
Kirkwood House.
UNEARTHING SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS
Excitencn; in Washington.

special Dispatch 70 TIE y. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday April q, 1866.
A great excitement was created this evening
in tie vicinity Of the Kirkwood House, and thousands Of
people soon conFIegrated under the bcef that Booth
had been oOrnered there OF the many versions Of the
affair the most plausible TO be that man dressed
in female apparel had been arrested and being
marched up the avenue, and when opposite tic Kirk
wood lie brose FROM he guards and dashed into the
house. Whether ac WAS soldier attempting 10
desert, Or vqs one of Booths confederateS could
not learn Up late hour he had not been rearrcsej
alb oueh another suspicious character found during
the search for the former.
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RocKLAsp-,John W. Hutton OF Nandet

INOEELAID-JUHu W. VI xNuuucV
ST. LAwRpSCH-Abel GODDARD Of Rchvile Ella N.
Merriam of Ogdensburgh John Miller Of Canton Reu-
ben l.. Wilcox of Pottsdam.
SARAroGA-Alembert Pond OF Saratoga, Spa.
Daniel ID. Oakley Of Quaker Spa
SENRcA--John b. Avery Of Farmer Burroughs
Roberts of East Varick.
SuLlUAN-Henry Ellsworth Of De Bruce; Jacob NJ.
Biyens Of Narrowsbnrgh; James T. Curtis OF Cscoon
Depot Walter Hoyt of Bridgville; George Young OF
Parksyile.
OrsrGo-Barnabus NJ Gilbert OF Mdd'efeld
Observation-Disclosures Hsberle, OF Syracuse.
TIOGA-Albcrt A. Twiss Of Newark Valley.
WYoMISC-Edward Il. West Of Attioa.
YATEs-WM s Oliver Of Penn YAM
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FROM VIRGINIA.
Lees SURRENDER in Dnuviiic-A Reign Of
Anarchy Terrible CniumitJ-rhe
Troubir- 81 Fairn Billy Smith.
WAsnIscT0S. wednesday. April %, 4

wAsmscroS. wednesday. April %, 1865.
The Richmond Bhig and Times Of yesterday
rave bcea received. Both papers begin TO present
.ood app arauoc They ar, double shccis. TIE Wig
has THE following:
Prom gentlemen y Intelligence who have reached
this CITY u foot from Dury'. We hove some interest
no particulars ~ events maj occurred thePr alter the
bartender Of General L.o'a army.
Wien The cicut became .Eown in town and the sur
rounding country. crowd 90 ciflens Of ai classes.
lges nnd color aud large humber ~ .oclers. col
ectrd llouid the Dgidilfs ir which Felc stored i'm
mono quantities a. Commlssay siorcs and. after n
shmcus Tho parties IN charge OF the stores q, irst
tempted to iesst the mob but quickly forced
dcs4t aud seek 'hoif SAFETY IN fglt.
The mob scatt tToph every part OF the buld
ing each person p.undorag according TO his OF her
lAnCy.
quantity ~ ammunition, contender in kegs ana porous
ION canf To soldiers and country people swarircd
ar0nnd the r0vaI eage ~ secure u ior iowlns rur
y .es while 'hoy were thus ,tIFIrod by some means
lire communicated "a the powder and IN ~ instant the
building aud it, contents, including over Aii persons
were blown 10 atoms
menced but with somewhat more crcemsl cction *
Gov I.tra.IiIy Smitf ~ DnEviie wrer onr n.
i,~nprt lnt io had been yaporiIg l. trnl az on
IN. determination never to surrender, saving tlit
,olner than succlmb he would turn bu'nWnacher,
guerrilla or something of that sort.
Not,,tbstaLdnr this our informant learned, inst lie
soTe leaving that Extra By had sent tag OF truce
We may mention III tnis connection "tci "ILci hs
obtained circulation here flat citneLs oi IynclnuIt
either requested or compelled Tie Ex-Governor to leave
tie town.
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a Mysterious Person In WiIiiansbur gh-
Wa 10 BoOthe

Between 6 and a. III. OH Saturday last Il
young man wearing sloucbed hat business sack
coat light vest and tight pants entered the establish.
mont Of Antemeith Ritter. No. 275 Grand ST. T. d..
ond lef, q suit OF clothes be Immediately cleaned.
His resemblance 10 tie assassin 81 the President was
perfect so much 80 Shat Mr Ritter called npOn the po-
lice 10 arrest him. but be was only laughed a. In the
evening the called for his clothes. accompanied by
two others Of similar appearance. They all appeared
Ia he very much excited and exhibited large sums OF
gold consisting OF English soyereigns aud AmeIi'
|cou $50 pieces They said they just from Liver.
pool but M Ritter believes them to be the Gssassns oi
'sho Pre- idput
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The Passage ofthe Central Railroad Fare
Bill i'm Rochester.
RocrEsTER. \. Y. Tuesday.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Tuesday, April %. 1865.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held at
the City HILL tonight to take action upon the passage
Of the bill TO increase way fares upon the New York
Central Railroad.
Resolutions we're passed by reclamation against the
action of the Legislature and urging the Governor to
veto the bill
A committee was appointed 20 wait upon the Gov.
crnor inform him Of The action Of the meeting and re-
quest him to veto the bill
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The Funeral Mt Detroit.

DETROIT Tuesday, April y, I5t3
The obseQuies Of President Lincoln to-
day were the most imposing ever witnessed here.
The procession over four miles long, headed Dy
detechmehts Of military followed by a magnificent
funeral car officers of the army and navy officers Of
the British Army the officers OF the State and CITY
Governments. The Canadian civil officers the public
schools Masons, Odd Fellows, various benevolent so
ciees, the trades unions. aud German societies also
participated The ceremonies concluded with an ora
ton by Senator Howard.
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PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, April &c

PHILADFLFniA. wednesday, April g, I555.
Junius Brutus Booth was arrested in this
City at eight o'clock this morning md taken 20 Wash.
ington. where lie is now confined in tie Old Capitol
Prison.
1t il understood that his arrest was caused on GUS
pciou of his knowledge of the intention OF bis brother
assassinate President Lincoln. based upon his letter
to Wilkes published in yesterday mornings papers,
garding Richmond and oil.
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The Rcport ContrndiCtcd.

PHnApEIFHIA, wednesday, April 25 1915.
The Ledgr reporters say the rumor that
Juuius Brutus Booth was arrested here Tuesday Is
not fact.
1t 0scertaned rom relative Of his that he visited
the vicinity Of Eew.iork. where bis mother is repre-
sented suffering from her sons misconduct lie was
aLroated AZ New.YoI and laken % Mashinston.
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~ Chiossna or Mohpatch, ,so called Lverspot end
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ladies' OF sht complexion for the dcoored show
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tie kim i certainly desisratuI DEB G. PERRf, WHO
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PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION .
For fur her information address DR.. u. C. PERkf No. -
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The Puueral-Troops Ordered Forward.

CINCINNATI Tuesday Apri %, 1865.
The remains of the late President Lincoln will
arrive at Columbus Saturday
The City Council City officials, and large numbers
OF citizens VIII 80 up On Friday TO participate in the
ceremonies.
Orders were received yesterday 10 forward 10 the
front immediately all troops in the camps In Ohio and
In
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COOKING Cooking, Washing, and Ironing
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Capture OF "a Rebel Colonel.

LOUISVILLE. Wednesday April 26 1865
Capt. Boyd with detachment of State
.roops. captured this evening near Versailles. Col
oseph Hanks Of the Rebel army
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ERE IN ATTOgNEY.sT.

FIHt
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Monument 10 Abraham Lincoln
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business Notices.

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AT New Berlin, Lancaster county, one
day last week, man named Samuel Rich
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the dogs neck and the other end around
bis own. Then throwing the centre of the
rope over beam, both deg and man were
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master could not, and WAS nearly dead
when discovered and taken down by some
friends, Upon being released he procured
a hitchiog strap aud tried to hang himself
with that, but was taken away. he then
got another rope and suspended himself
from the branch of a tree. Here he was
let alone till almost dead, when he-Eas
taken down aud promised to make no more
attempts to commit suicide.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
Tnl friends Of aeperal Lee are nn,.ip

THE friends of General Lee are putin
forward various theories to account for his
defeat and surrender, aud keep color on
their assertions of his great military abili-
~. They say:
at was the attempt to hold Richmond,
lsgal1st General Lees better judgmsnt)
aud the fatal obstinacy of the President
with regard 10 Johnston, that ruined us
General Lees armE-was demoralized by
remaining in the trenches around Rich.
rsond and Petersburg. he said if his ar
ny had been faithfnlto him, he would not
have been forced 30 surrender; but thew
deserted BY regiments on their retreat from
Richmond. Many were shot for it, bat il
had co effect"
"lfs" and "buts" matter not now. Re-
suits are sufficient conmesariesf on his
talent aud "astute generslship."