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Capture OF Mobile.
5000 PRIS0NERs---30o GUNS.
All Rhoddy's Command Prisoners.
Goods News from n. Carolina.
JOHNSTON ABOUT TO SURRENDER.
Monday. April ~.
THE NATIONS GREAT SORROW.
Full Account Of the Assassination sf the
President

Especial COrrei poHd>nee V the SuH.l
wAsnINGros, April To- 1895.
Although the essential facts connected with the Sr-
sassauason Of President Lincoln have Glresdy eeenk
ls,rspbei to city in the nion. have DEEM
ed II important 70 give more detailed satement
Of occurrence which sends thrill of horiorl
throughout ali the loyal stse., and will proiuoe Il
profound impression wherever 1t Is made known Ihe
many srroneou, and conflicting ,tNteneuts are beins
.ird into more truthful nArrn,ions, snd from these
al. enabled to compile correct aceount Of the tragedy
that occurred herr last evening.
Arnordinx tn the statements OF Secretary Stsntont
Mr. Lincoln attended cshine, meeting ON Friday, al
xlLch be expressed hnsrh IN fnvor n adopting Il
terieut md snimous policy toward tbo-s vhot
bad rebellcd ss,n-t tho sn,hoity Of the Union lie
prepared " arccpt their sleasce upon the moot
eer,arous terms and adonrnsd thecAhirst uieotne
With eIprs--nns of GOOD WI ,c~arJh all rehrAs sha
a<.ired to ENJOY the blessings cf ftee government
Tne rr-osh,br OF the day spent Va stturtins vol
s<i,ar mssser- and eonkrrinE With General Grant.
who Ln tor Burinstsa, y. - on the evening uoinI
Of car. Tl,e Washington papers hsvins Pubsted the
following sstresncemsnti
PotIfs TrrArSk-" Hooor 10 8oli-r.' A,
ue. snd p.irio,is song and ehcrur has been sritteu
b. Nj ~. n PhiIr- and rhl be suns ths eyenins|
SsusoT.i GrsS, and Prc-ideni Lincoln and i.dy, sho
visit use theatre In compliment 70 hfss lsnrs kssfe
-bose banrft ah lurt sppe sIs.ee sre snnoui'oad n
,opr..sd by Prod W Withers NJ
RI. p,,,<,ae,, doterrnin-d not 70 di,arrnlut th.
p.op!e and With Mr.. Lincoln, prepared 10 vitt the
u,e.rrr. p,sorr leaving the white House. the Hon
sehuytsr Csat.I and Mr. Ashmun called upon the
Pru-s.t Who uros for the laiser gentleman the To-
h,.,n< lpos-tbe t,s, -ords ever written by osr la
Insatsd Chisf Magistrate;
Anov Mr. Ashmun and frieud " came TO ne 81
nine n ta,moIros. A. LiS'oi''
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the sAse' 'sasn'ns 9u'Nv ~'no "'o" op ~
'he pay niSh sp'up'" en",'H wv p'"T ~
where be "s oVnHou'e'i ny "S'' '~'''u"' w,
Who detusndcd me erAr VI '''' "''N"'
.Asrssin u'SH' no relty' ua' p1'nAs '"e "No' N''
rs,hs-l '0~sd' oe r's~AshN - $3.50 u.Na 20 D''
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fdon BY ih. s,esrner Of to-dry, II in time
iCuAsi.Is FaAScio Aslss, &c. &c. g.
Tho 81 t,,,. =. ...,i,-,. ,,,.. ,.. a. ... ,t
ia5s nation Of the President ~ For4's thc.trc la.t
snght b, ,isioi .hot from per.on who eptered hi.
bor for the Purr~e. The assassin e.c,rcd nut II Ia
s'upi"eed hes since been arrested The rrcdi"nt
died at hhi-pNat seven O'Clock this morning. \i,o
Pfesident johnson has assumed the functions Of
resident having hecu sworn In tr the Chiei jus
.tce About the same time an attoiapt vac made bv
fit a. t.i,.,-.d . ttr.-,u, -. 81. ......, A.,
'u'"'''" W .o' 10 N~'s'lnNo NJ
uu' 'hc u'uta'f'' ohV ruN''d'i IN ht'et-
'Nin'"' Nu cover" rouha' p'nop'ly u7"n ans
, M W S'NHu Na' "''''n over 'h' hosa
sWith heavy venpn In the HANDS Of the pcrsou no
FauAked his fail.r and L. rtis,,,lr t,-. nal
ih,,,h.r
oro'ner s~ al" wounded by the DAGGER Of tho a'sV.
sin A.. u. Mr. Ian.ell. rc..enser Of the DEPART.
lment who %. with Tho sccre,,rr and tho mai.
nuns in atendHnce.
WILLIAM Hr~1rt. Acting $. c-ctrrv of state
l4h' H"o'e ultia'eh NAH shi of ~ tue teftand
steamer at three T. NJ. on SATURDAY.
SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
INAIGIRNTIoS M ,IH IntI>apN
'"
washington. ann lt.-l estepiay morning. AZ
, torusy i ,eneral ~ueed waited ut.u Hon Andres
\ io.,,... o.. -. ''S"
'V"h'"h' '"'-i ieelu'ht OF th' Ll''i SiA''-
and officially informed him of tho sudden and uneA
pcc,.d dec.os, Of pr,.i,.n, ti,, .,d stated II.
VI t''1i''"' '.''"''l' N'" ''N''" '"A'
sn early hour might he appointed for tie inAucurp.
tion of hi. ,urr,.,or IN. ,oll. i, IL . ,,,. u th 4.
l.. -. - - ~
: COMMUNICATION i'lefr"h to
NAaHiNGro~ Ctr,. Npru T., 1865.
Z SiR abraham lncoB, l'fc'ld'n, q tie u,cd
Theatre In this city, and died At the hour of ~ rut,
Two minutes amer even o'clo,t About thc same
entered the sici chamber Of the Hon " a. s., nrd
secrr'ery Of STATE. aud .atb him s,,r,sl p lce.
wouu lip- him Othcr ncinher, N the S,cutaT,'-
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|yoasion is U he mssuihcent affair. II n br built
n on he"re body. liteNttcme l"nRth viii be tour
= teen feet The holy OF The ca vii hc covered Ntthr
coth from which VII hang larro iost"cn' c' cloth on
y the sdos and eni- Gathered aud tastrnod v large,
roctes o ~hit" AMI black satin, over boNr OF white
and hlncN velvet The hcl Of 'ir rar on which the,
coffin will io't VII c crh irct from the ground Ia
Sotdcr TO give iu view Ct the c'hu and over thf
:, will rise cauopr the rippOr' -. which will bol
Idrap,d With blnc cloth and velvet Th' ton at the
2 car r le dt,ou't " iih plutn"s. TN" car will be.
l. drawn " III OF fh. rotbgv Cn u lc' Dv ytootn.
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show .us concusvc thc trncr Of deep laid plot
On the pH,' o, ."s S i1ig'n INC NJ my men
xto muide. Iic.id,ut + Inc, Ia ani M. c.rI.t we
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The Presidents Last Hours.
SOLEMN DEATH-BED SCENES.

Pursuit Of Booth, the Assassin. \
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John wilkes Booth, who 'p7cAr' toyoni doubt,
'to have been the murderer VI Precedent LII Ou "a
Of Iuclu. Junius Booth tho vel mos Ensl.aI
actor. lie had tour Juniu. Hrulls L'"ih jo1a
lwikes and JosoE. The ed'-t hreth.t h-A aitAiHli
fsiT rpu,ahln On the s'nFs, and Edwin Is pronouns-
cd hy IDnIv OF 10 aduiTe 10 u unIiS ued ~ u
hi, d LnAt'e r,prr.cn'atLon. j. " boo'h hAa lri
. vl,L INT indifferent snrfes- ~ c-nnpNIs-l wuh
hi. M fd brot4r. lie hA. play ed ole ongas :.
Ia this CITY, aud nA- Glso appeared Ia the ~ .
,Sn W., ton and other theatres. II sill b. rsubt
cred u.si three lIVhsrs p,aysi Al TIE v .ltsl
,tnfden m the - II Gf November isst for the bah,4t
OF dc -hA1par~n Monument Fund, the La "A
nIins Cssar b@ipg ssL.cted ios the evening sous
iuonths sso j. " Booth L-ft ths stsse 70 500
suIiIpIee " ~ hsshA 4-ndins ul1eh vi =.
tinY D Wa>linston. lie y repJrtd ~ hAvs
tlcunulAtei ooa-idersble fortune nun Vii st-srua
\ ton. In Western Ntpins, AID ha. heoa nueG .lyea
dis. patton, sud on seVers occaEOnA Whsn into.
Gated, las bsen hoard 10 threaten the lie VI Plss on,
Linoo u, bat hir threats have always beJn eoIlIde q.
. 80 much reckless bTAVEio although hs x.s kuO~.
tO be violent sscsssonist hszardlus the eLiu.aI
spinions VI Nc two oder bIothsrN hsy L.vs -s~Nl
cV~&v~sa y" ~ -, Va0s
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SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
INAIEURATIOS or NIR. JOHNSON,

Washington. Ami lC.-lesleriay Inoruinr AZ
speed waited upon Hon Andres
Iohnson, Nicc. cc.riesidcut Of the Tilted state,
and officially informed him Of tho sudden and unei
'ccted decenss Of President Lincoln sud stated hat
m early hour might be appointed for the insurure.
ion Of his succ,.sor The follow log !. copy OF the
-cmmu nicatiou teferrcd to
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The eNtrl St,N hba the 'oovin. npvciotetnrnts
have Teen n tlr vi.hu tie ipsit " Itg-ip,r hour
show .ug couclusvyl tho trncv o de-, laid plot
On the p1ft ui tauF o ynufu rtou. Incu, uir men
h"rs Of thc order OF thr kuithu Of 'hr tuldcn Ctl'
20 muI det IfC-id,ut tiuolu aui his culI Ist. We
nav" ronrou e. iv.tr' That >lH'ttf sew sd receive
rt seNetai months s'"c. su iuiut'ou r,du tuIofe
ihM .oinetliuf ti vurt eCsir fNtr tuHTst WTb 70
tlan-1ft at tshu 'Hlt tud II ,s more 't.p mol u-
hl" tlst o. iI uu ION u l'rrrncy 90 the not ut
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Preparations for the 0bscquies.
inauguration Of Andrew Johnson.

HIS DECLARED POLICY!
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I Church. -bcre the Prosidcn, and BIZ. family have
tceu accustomed to worship, vii, doubCoo. he the
! oGieiaiinS cienSy man.
FtsFRAL CAR
q The funeral which u b,lnc prepared tor the o.
ycasion IL U he m.sufcent Affair II Ia b. br built
on hc1se body. lie extreme lcneth will be TOUT
teen feet. The cy Of the viii bc covered with
Goth, from which VII hang lArro fcstrcu, cf cloth
the sidcs and eni- gathered aud fastened hy large
ruc'tes OF ~hit" ami black satin, bc~s OF white
and hlnck velvet The hcj or rircar on Witch the
coffin will iost. v.l c eight trct from the ground Ia
order TO give fail view Ct the c'hu and this
y will rise cauopr. the nippor' q. which will lc
tdrapcd With blac. cloth and velvet Th' ton ot the
car rill le dcou.'i i,h plun"- tn" car will b,
drawn bY III OF fh. rotb,,l cph lci bv u ytoom.
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Watches, Jewelry,
Diamond WORK
Al
a. Ii. VAN CGTT's,

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A large lot Of new styles Onyx and Pear
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In great variety Solid Silver Forks. Spoons
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Morse. Usage: G. ". Billings, Bradford
Lehmkuhl s Hausberg, Floyd.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-09
Negro Suffrage in COmnecticut.

The Union State Central Committee of Con-
necticut has issued address TO the people Of the STATE
in reference 10 the approaching election The follow
ing paragraphs take ground in favor Of extending the
right Of suffrage TO cOOred men:
THE record Of the last four years is still before ms
Black and white have fought side by side for the
preservation Of this Union; they have suffered alike
aud they sleep side by side in hODOred graves During
all this struggle for existence nation the black
race has been true TO the Union. faithful among the
faithess in some parts Of the Republic; the unfaing
friends Of our soldiers the surs guides Of our officers
prompt 10 warn armies OF approaching danger;
vglant TO discover the designs OF the enemy. brave
and always true aid and prisoners in their
flight. Have they not by their fidelity and courage,
done something 10 relieve Of the prejudice against
them on account OF COLOR
And now the question comes 10 us; Shall not the
black man, who can all the requirements OF our
laws, be permitted TO cast his vote at the ballot box
Now is the time TO mete out long denied justice. Shall
il not be giyeni We have every reason hope that il
will Throughout the State the signs are suspicious.
Friends OF the Government everywhere appreciate the
importance OF the issue. Old preludces have melted
away in the fires OF the great contest Loyalty every.
where welcomes and hon0rs true loyalty And if every
friend Of the Union will bat do his duty in thorough
canvass and at the polls the first Monday In Oco.
Der the proposed amendment will be adopted an act
of Justice will be DONE right viii be indicated and the
Government strengthened. To this end the Union
State Committee expects and calls upon every true
Union man 10 do his whole duty The result Will
richly reward cxertion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-09
DIE ID.

CLARK-At Newark ~ j. on Thursday. Sept 1865, John
Edward son Of James H. and Mary Jane Clark, deceased
aged II years.
Fnnrr. services on Saturday 9th inst at o'clock p at
the residence Of mis- grandmother Mrs Mary Clark NO. "a
Pnkst.
CRANE-Suddenly Friday, Sep O. Rufus E. Crane, aged
50 years months and days
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HARDE-On Friday morning, Sept 8. 1888, oil dropsy'
Archibald Harde, In the 43th year of his age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully in
yted attend the funeral at his late resdence 81 rex
ST. second house north OF Fulton west side, Brooklyn,
on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
English and Scotch papers please copy.
MIsoxc-Lebanon Lodge No. 1871 y. and A. M-she mem
ber OF Lodge hereby summoned to meet at their
rooms No. 594 broadway Sunday nsIt 81 CLOCK pre-
cely attend the funeral Of our late BIoher archibald
Hsrdis. BY order Of JOHN X. CUhhAN, ms'tef'
III. THOMSON, Secretary
KELLY-Ann Kelly widow Of the late Frank Kelly, aged Y
years.
The friends OF the family and Of her sonin law Bernard
RELY are requested to attend her funeral from her late
residence No els Third ave. Sunday ut ~ m, with
out further notice.
s.,s Ro6eas and snir Rschsei Mccoy 'i''''
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral on Sunday l0th inst, at p m from the
Church Of the Epiphany Stanton, near Norfohst-
PFET-In Brookyn on Thursday, Sept Lambert Lock
wood William and Martha Isabel Feet aged months
Their rends are invited to hi, funeral No ia South OK
ford st. Brooklyn. Saturday, 9Th inss at O'Clock p m
wHITMARsH-At Baltimore, on Saturday. Sept ., Daniel
Whitmarsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-09
The Catasi-ophe Near Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Friday, Sept. :, Zoo.
The explosion yesterday on the North
Western Railroad was a terrible affair. The train con-
sisted of eight and passenger coaches and there
were nearly 200 persons board The two foremost
cars contained powder shot and she'll and 1t Is sup
posed. sparks from the locomotive communicated Will
the powder through cracks in the car causing the eH
plosion.
Seven persons were killed outright and nearly all re
ceiyed more or less injury. The fireman killed
the engineer badly injured and the conductor slightly
Among the slightly injured was Mr. Van Valkenburg
Assistant superintendent OF Telegraph. All the cars
blown to pieces except the two in the rear The
engine totaII, ~r0vhvd Tito Vo"oussio" was Ter
rife, and shook the buildings ia town like an earth
quake.