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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03
Foreign News by the ScOtIR From
IANlrponl 2Hh I.liImO.

Tho Times ihilks that unless tho South
consents 10 ro-cnrr tho Union tho end Is as
far Of Al ever but as the North elbows ryi-
douco Of lDorHltty, and as slnNery Is already
half oItinct aud 'orging on its fUuI doom,
thN Times think that reconciliation il posi-.
bio; but, come what mny, England will await
tue Issue with tho steady forbourancc of ucu-
trails, but with an earnest wish 10. a speedy
and lasting peace
Tho bI.lSr, and so'no other pro.Southoru
journals siill'prufcs, 10 look hopefully upon
Tho second act OF tho war, which, they argue,
is about to open
Mr. Harvey, United States Minister to
Portugal, publishes Il letter in tho Hmri,
giving his version Of tho airing into the Nj.
Ngarn and Sacramento at Lisbon, showing
that they were entirely blancicgs, and ne'
eording high praise to Commodore Craven fur
his fOrbearancc at the time thcy wcro being
frcd upon. The rovugrcso Government had
issued an order permitting thcir departure.
Tho Car Of Russia passed through rrri,
sa roW,r to Nice. lie had q conference with
tho Emperor
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Alexandria IteInR,

We copy the following from the Alsrsl,,
Journal Of yesterday.
Repeatdnt SINNERS. .-soms time last vlatet ,s,.
VI the loyal people Of Prines William tornIy h.
their horses stolen, as hey supposed, by susr,,.
~. Since the surrender Of Lea's army ,5Hs a
the Y. y. v = " that county, becoming gr,,,i,
alarmed, returned The horses 10 their ovper,
'ayisg thai they had Gni,rstooi they holongsI !
Ihem' The owners promptly refused N rses f,
them untll thsss VINO had them In possssslon p,5
them a. tho rate of ors dollar Per day FOR tAsI
use' They agreed 10 do 40, EayInS that tbs
would pay the amount II Ihsy had to sell N, me,
out CT thoir tubs Ia order to raise tho amount 10
l1lrsd.
SlHI Defiant --RstsScss nom Stafford soupt,
report that lot Of rebels, who had, before m
surrender Of Lees army, besn at homo for 90
tina, ara very decAnt, and swear that thsy hAy
ant surrendered, and mover will that no on
who hah taken lhs oath Of allegiance 10 n
United State, Govern mAut shall avof return 70 /
-cs!de IN that county. They scem TO be earyin
things with high hand, and are oyorawing u
tiors peaceful residents Of tho county The Gov
ornnnnI should at once attend to these follow,
A force should at once be sent 10 tho prime D,
points In each county whoro these maraudcr
exist 10 any force, and the force sent should con
sist Of Sufclent numbers to arrest and bring :
Speedy punlshmont thIsN outlaws.
RSturHed. Orlando W. Hunt, formerly shsrl
Of FAIRFAX county, but more roeentlyA membe
of the rebel legislature Of this State, returnN,
from Richmond yesterday and took the oath o.
allegiance before Captain wiushIp, Acting PrN
Vost Marshal General.
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The DECENTRALIZATION of,hs snu,,

Chiei Justice CHASE, accompanied BY hi,
laughter, Mr., W, ,. MELLBS, Geuoral super.
'ising agent of tho Treasury Department,
and Mr., WHrELAw REID, Of Cincinnati
Ind a number Of appointed TrCA,ury
'gentF, left here on Monday evening" upon
= special steamer, TO visit all the citiol along
The Southern eoNst, from Norfolk to New
orleans, and thence proceed up tho Mi,ris.
|ipPi river TO Memphis
Tho Chief Justice will ro.sslablish Uni,od
statos Courts in the lately rebolIious dis.
|snets and it Is understood that no is tho
bearer Of general important prOolamati ions
from the Government
Mr.. hELLSS goes out to arrange the work.
Tng Oftho Treasury Department regulations
o reference to trade in the Southern States.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03

The veteran Democratic Ftatesmau, Hou.
LOWS Cass In letter to tho French Com.
mittoo at pctfoit, r"yrols that age and in,
croNsing inhrmilics preclude his attendance
at Tho Lincoln obscluies in that city. uo
ohora, hoScvcr, the following culoRium on
the murdered President:
Tho departed pstrro, entered upon hh
now hold Of duty with an unwaverinE conf
dcnco in tho justice Of his cause and It's hr al
triumphant Issue, and his confidence aco. m,
panied him duLinS oil tho trials to which he
was exposed inAusurItVd tho policy he felt
called Oh 10 adopt. And. As in the pc lgrs 3,
OF events he became better understood by tho
ooune Of his naturalization, he booS mo be-,
tor appreciate by his eountrymen.
Though difference OF opinion rs 10 tho
measure to be adopted were nscparnbIo
from such contest involving mag issues Of
woal and oT woe, still his noolc qualities in.
SplIod general confidence and Gamma ndsi 4
general respect, and his successful adninir.
tration will DO evidence, in all time to come.
OF his worIh and Of tho wisdom Of his meas.
uros
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Tho following characteristic proclamation
Of Governor lPurson) DRowYLow is published
in tho Nashville papers Of tho 10th ult:
TO Whom it May CO,tcDH-I take this
occasion TO say to oil concerned, through the
city papers, what / nm woHry Of repeating.
in tho Executive Department Of the Sthic.
and OF ny private lodgings, twenty or thirty
times IN oach day. have nothing to Dc
with The rents, or possession Of houscs and
lots, unpaid debts and hire or laborors In
and around NRshvilc-Rnd a th"ugHnd and
ono otbur private and personal claims sct up
by confronting parties, and daily aud hourly
crowded upon mo for adjustment. Nor am
hero to furnish the destitute with ratioas,
or tho unemployed with labor. Nor am
here TO procure passes for persons, by
endorsing their loyalty, whom hayo never
sCon or hoard Of them before.
cannot, and will not sign petitions 10 re.
lease rebel prisoners from confinement, sot.
ting forth who thcy are, what thcy have
drnO and what their future purposes Hrc,
when know nothing Of the prisoners, or the
alleged facts in their cases. / will thank
men nud womon, ut tho rates Of twenty or
thirty por day, who are crowdinS no with
their ridiculous, not 10 SNy absurd HTplica-
tons, 10 take them before tho courts of the
country, or other parties who may have
leisuro or inclination to look into them. j
WILL NOT M ASSprEp - fHIS Way.
WILLIAM q DRuwNLyw,
Gov,ruOg OF IouncSscc
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Regulating TrudO In thO "HopoS-
----- .aaaaedn niAtrLeta.

Mr.. BIsLET, spo,isl agent Of the Treasury
Department, Is Iow' in Richmond for tho
purpose Of getting such facts as will enable
hin 10 dstSrmine What amount and kinds Of
goods and supplios OrO required per month to
supply the oiIiEeus y! that place aud county
Immediately ArouuI it. Having obtained
this information, the agent will AZ limit to
commercial intercoyse in that region, and
grant permits c2rlingly, under the set Of
Congress and tho Treasury regulations made
in pursuance thereof In granting these per.
niits, wounded sold erI have precedence when
applications arc made ty thOni next, those
who have bonoraLiy served iS the army two
years. and next, oil loyal applicants.
A good deal Of ann oyance is OccAsi0ned BY
a DisRpprehension Of the Presidents Proela'
nation Of tho 29th ult., ordering that all re-
strietions upOn commercial intercourse be
discontinued In such parts Of certain States
rs shall be embraced within tho lines Of the
national military occupation. It will bs oh.
served that tho Presidents order only 70.
moves the 1hiiteyy restrictions, and expressly
sGcepts "SHrh reSirirlioW a. ore imPoIsl BY
the oei' Of CongrrJS and rcguigtfoW IN
pwtsmAncc Mereg pJsJeribtd Iy The Sserstaty
Of the TJslIEyy" Tho President has no,
declared that tho insurreetion in the States
named has ceased or bosn- suppressed, and
commercial intercourse with those districts
cannot be carried on except BY permit from
tho Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03

THK MEXICAN LOAN.
Letters from Paris state that the snbscrip.
tions 10 the now Mexican loan amounted,
even before 1t was formally opened, to more
than twice the total required. This result
was, it is said, produced chiefly by tho lot.
terry character Of the movement, but At the
same time q stimulus was impaired by the
Government that the loan 10 under tho direct
patronage OF tho French Minister Of Finance,
aud by the declaration made BY NJ. Rouher,
in tho Chamber, that France will continue
to support MEXICO.
ROHB.
Notwithstanding the denial Of the fact, tho
correspondent Of the London TIn6J nj Rome
asserts that the Duke de Persigny wns there
on a miSsion--his principal object being to
induce tho PRpal Government to form An
army Of its own, and thus prepare the way
for the evacuation Of Rome BY the French
troops.
The anniversary Of the return Of the Pope
from Gaeta was celebrated at Rome on tho
18th OF April. Brilliant illuminations we're
displayed, including Il transparency repre-.
scnting the Pope publishing the EncyelieAl
BPAGS.
In tho Senate, on the Goth, MsrshAl Prin,
in the. debate on tho recent disturbances,
said hat tho ProgresBist party, impellod by
the important character Of tho debate had
temporarily Withdrawn from the attitude or
abs,ention from public affairs they bad hith-
orto adopted Hc believed that the days cf
Office Of the ministry were numbered, shoe
the sovereign Of Spain could not support
ministry committing such abuses Of power
with the army. Esnor GonIalos Bravo, in
reply, declared that the ministers accepted
tho whole responsibility Of tho ovsnta; for. in
the last denomination OF tho students, load.
urs Of a revolution Wero concc .lod, whose OF.
lcg. was TO attack both the throne and reign
ing dynasty.
A priyy council, composed cf tho heads OF
the various goycInmont departments, had
been created. II is to bo hold under the
personal presidency OF tho Sultan, and will
meet wOckly at tn" palace.
RUSSIA.
The CTGroWitoh continued dangerously III
At Nice but he was sliShtly bottoE on the
2lt
The CIhr arrived ir Paris on the 7lst, and
after n conference with the Emperor Sapo.
leon. continued his journey to Nice.
NIscBLLANBOUS
An unknown lady, who said Sho Wa from
Now York, and was travelling for tho benolG
of hor health, has eommittod suicide at a
hotCl iusoHwIsh, England
Theolosia TrolIopr wifO Of Thomas Adol.
phus Troilopo, died At her husbands villa In
Florence ou the lath ultimo. Sho ia known
10 English readers by her translation Of
"NicoIini'S ArnaIdo DC Broicia, aud by her
SOCIAL Aspects u tho Italian Revolution"
york which originally appeared in the form
nflettsrs Publishodby tho London AttsHdH1'.
che has also wriIton several articles upon tho
modern Italian poOts In tho CoywhIH Mage
TiHe Aud was engaged 10 completing tho
series at tho tino Of hor dOath a iOU PapSU
from hor pen, "reminiscences Of her own child
hood, appeared in An ihs lear Round last
yaaF
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Twenty-Five Thousand DOL
lars for Jacob Thompson.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
for George N. Saunders.
TEN THOUSAND DoI.LAIIS FOR
WILLIAM G. CLEARY.
by the President OF the United States
OF America.


PHOCLhn ALTON.
WhOroas It appears from evidence in III,
Purs,u Of Military Justice, thnt tho afro
couS murder OF the late President, ABRA
NAM LlEcoLS, and tho attempted assaSsina
ton Of the Honorable WILLIAM II. SEWARD
Secretary OF state, wero 'incited, concerted,
and procured by ind between JRPrERsoS
DAVIS. late Of Richmond, Virginia, and IA.
con THOMPSON, CLBNsNr G. CLAY, BEVERLY
TrcEsR, GBoKoS N. SAUNDERS, WILLIAM C.
CLsARY, and other rebel, and traitors against
tho G,vernmsut Of the United Statos, hsr.
bored in Canada:
Now, therefore, to the end that justice
may be dons, I, AxURHw JoHNsoN, Prcsi don't
OF tho United Stalss, do oESr and promise
for the arrest Of said persons, or either Of
them, within tho light, Of the United States.
so hit they con be brought to trial. tho fol.
lowing rewards:
Cno hundred thousand i0ilaro for tho ar.
rOIt OF JBYPRasoS DAVIS.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the arrest
Of CLENRSr C. CLAY.
Twcnty.eIo thousand dollars for the arrest
Of JAeoB TEoHPsoS, lntO OF Mississippi.
TwontJ.'vo thousand dollars for tho s-rOst
OrGBoRoE n. sAuSpunS.
Twenty-Five thousand dollar, for tho arrest
Of BBvuRLr TUcKnR
Ton thousand dollars for the arrest Of
WILLIAM q. CLEARr, late clerk of CLEsgSr
c. CLAY.
The Provost Marshal General Of tho Uni.
tod States Is directed to cause u description
o. said persons, with notice or the above re
wards. tObo published.
In testimony whore Of havo hcrcunto SO,
my hand, and caused 4hs seul OF the United
S,Rtos to DO Affixed
Done AZ the city Of Washington, this
second day of May. in tho yoar Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
T.. 81 aud siIty-6vO, Al ID Of tho Independence
Of the United States of America, tho
Sighty.Ainth.
ANDREW JOHNSON
By the President:
W. HuNrBR.
Acting seGTt tary Of State.
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ItCms from the RIehmond Wing oi
Tuesday

FIRST ExroRrs observe, from our
advertising column. that the steamer d. 4 J
Baker, Captain Sparrow. rpmmonces loading
thiS morning at this port with cargo Of to-
baooo and miscellRneOus goods for Norfolk
and Baltimore direct. This is the FIRST
steamer loaded at tho port of Richmond since
the opening Of the James and the raising Of
the blockade. II Is something Of an event
and WO wish the clippers success in pro.
eunng full cargo.
GIvIss BURIAL TO THH DBAb.--PoF Somc
days past details have boon made from the
eolorcd troops, who have bSen sont out with
intrenohing tools, to tho battls.folds around
Richmond, and employed in the burial OF
tho Union dead lying there exposed for n
year past Several hundred sksiotons were
out under tho sod upon the battle grounds
Of Gaines Mil and Cold uRrboT, and other
battie.fcIds are being attended to in their
turn.
RESUMED Hrs DUTIES-RoberL Howard,
clerk Of the llustings Court Of Richmond,
having takou tho oath Of allegiance 10 the
Government Of the United States, has re.
sumcl the functions Of HE oilies In the City
Hall. Andrew jenkins, deputy clerk, also
took the oath, and enters upon his duties.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03

A change has eo mo Ger the Southern reo.
PIES dream In nuEe respects than ono few
PEOPLE dreamed one short month ago that the
capitol custom. .hou.t presidential mansion,
and other public bUNihSs ArpOrtRiuinS 70
the late confederate .SoVernm Snt, would TO-
day DO hung in black icT the murderod Pres
idCnt oC the United States, against which tho
late government was Wprring with oil the
F,r"ngth Of improvisei military Howc'
Fewer Gtill, even tho most doubtful o. tho
tneccSs Of that u'urpcd government, thou, ,-ht
thai On tbs "a day Of Mny, Jefferson DAd',
his cabinet and government would present
the spccttclo oF a caravan. oIpslled from a
oakitAl hold tenneiously for four years, NOV
ing in snloVn cAyalcade towards tho Missis-
tiPPi; that capital q monument ~ half ruins
behind, and its groat buIwark, the army Of
northern Virginia dispersed, broken up and
tho rCuInant surrendered And not only ono.
but two great armies tarTendersd, and iour
States delivered from the tread OF the iron
hcrl of war. These arc great events, tho full
imp srtance and signiheauce Of which We can
not now but soon viii, realize and eomPrs-
hss,d, In the one blessed word-peace
Peace t3 every warrlug baud,
Peace on the bJmhArlcd strand,
Peace on sea, and pStre 1H laud.
Riehuont FHg, a.
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wEDNEsDAYm::::::::::.::::::,MAYa rs
ASYLUM FOR LEADING REBELS
A SUGGESTION.

GLRRir SNtru has for years considered
himself privileged to address printed letter.
to public men--has constituted himself into
. sort Of volunteer tract socioty-and these
ottors or tracts are soUn broadcast ovor the
l'ountry gratuitously, OF courSS, for GERRtr
h' not stingy man. His sIatcst issue is dated
| '..Peterboro', April a. ls65," and is nd.
ireSsed to president JonxsoS He com.
nenees by telling tho President that only
ten days ago tho country felt surO Of IN iu,.
mediate peace, but that in consequence Of
bis taking the place Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
shere is strong and Wido.s spread fonr that
|poAoe is hfar OF. He then enters upon his
iaggument, which is in brief that Mr.. LIy.
1ooLS'S terms OF peace would have been II.
l'sodingly mild but that his Mr JoHssoS's
policy, he is afraid will he rigorous and
bloody uo must not regard the rULols -
Traitors, but only as enom.oS--"bUth arc 10
orgive each other" Let il Lo known, " he
says, THAT the leading rebel, who shall Tall
'ntorOu hands will bo doomed TO punish
|msnt, bo it death. imprisonment, or exile,
md Immediately amongst their followers
ynpsthy with them and rago against US
viii kno" no bounds" &e., &c.
Now We have q suggestion to make-as
iERRIr seems to be so tcndsrly in love with
he leading rebelS, let 0o,ornment-rhilst
lobatins what permanent disposition 20 max.
~
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CRIMINAL CorRr-lTr. Jusiios DIN = v,
thAniel W.lsoni Esq, Assistant District A,tors,,
prosecuting. James Klkina, Alexander q N
Eiha and Henry Lco were found gully u as,,r
and battery on Alehnel Conuor JanSs EIIt,
was hped 41i, Alexander y. Rlkina and Hss.
| Lee were each fined slx cents.
In tho ea4o Of Charles II. Cornell, eon,ls,Al
ahstrHeting publle records, q motion Tor !.
rial aud In arrest Of udgneht WAI ov6Try,.
and an appeal taken 70 the Supreme Cour, O.,
nell was brought into court, whoa II W,S y,
security in the sum Of o., 900 ''
Bliiaboth Saunders and Lucy Thru,,,n In
dletsd for stealing ffiy jsllars from Dennis P.,
reit, were thon tried. Tho Jury rendered A -,
dieL OF guilty As - Elizabeth Eaunder,. ,aa Es
guilty Na 10 Lucy ThrustoE. Elisabeth Va, So.
fenced 10 the Albany pehitsnt.ary for the per.s
Of two years
Lucy Jackson ard Sarah Smith were f,g,l
gully VI stealing sheets, towels, A.d gp A..
clothing from Charles W. Benneta AID seutass, a.
TO Albany PenitcutiAry for one year.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT
AND IiIs PHILADELPHIA RESI-

PRILADELPutA, May 2.--GenerAl Grsut
| arrived in this city this afternoon, and went
to Burlington. He will return tomorrow
| with his wife, to take possession Of the splen-
| did mansion presented to him by tho Phila.
1 delphiGns.
The handsome furnished mansion on West
Chestnut street, purchased and lttej up At n
cost Of ATTY thousand dollars, by the citizens
Of Philadelphia as q present 10 our Liouten.
ant General, was opened on Saturday for in.
SpectiOn, aud in tho course Of the day was
visited BY large number Of Indies aud gen.
| tlemon. Tho mansion is twenty-five feet
front, one hundred and Ave feet deep, tnd
four stories in hoiSht. The front Is Of sand.
stone, and has q balcony under the FIRST story
! windows. In tho interior tho aTrnng gem snts
combine elegance aud copvenienee There
Is a spacious hall, and o handsome staircase
ascending from 1t to tho fourth story, lighted
by 4 window on tho roof Thero il also o
priv alto staircase leading to tho dining room
and kitchen.
Back Of the chambers on the second and
third floors aro bathrooms, which RTo ele.
sanity fitted up. The parior Rbout seven.
teen by forty feet, is supOrbly furnished, the
carpets being Of velvet, tho furniture Of wal.
nut, and tho curtains Of The richest lace
The pinno and all the articles Of furniture In
the room arc in the highest style Of msehnni
cal art. Vases Of an antique pattern desc.
rate tho richly-earVod marble mantel, and al
elegant clock, surmounled by figure repro.
scuting the historian, is in the centre Of IT,
On the centre.tSble is a magnificent copy Of
the Bible
Passing on to tho dining.room are exposed
to view, on an extension table, q silver ton
'Ot and n China dinner and toA SGT, togothor
with pcHrl.hhndlsd knives and silyor forkL
prominent figure on It is q large silver can.
dClabrh and flower stand combirc1. In the
dining'room is very beautiful Bideboard.
Tho chambers on the second noor are an
iShcd in almost as costly style o. the parlor,.
Velvet carpets hro on tho doors, q splendid
jenny Lind bedsIoud is in each roou. with
beautiful dressing bureaus and wardrobe,
Tho reception room, on tho second door hack
is also richly furnished. In tho third story
chambers the floors are covered with Brupsoi,
earpeting and tho furniture is OF q superior
kind. Al portions of tho house nro furnished
In tho most complete manpor, and Whon the
family II tho General tSkc poSsession Of Il,
thoy will fmi in tho pantry somo Of the sub |
,tantiHls Of lifo, and coal in the cellar with !
whsh to do the cooking.
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Mosby En- Route for the Trans-Mis
sIsEippi.


Whom We last referred to Colonel John S
Mosby ho had Just had At BorryyiIls, Clarke
county, Va hn Interview with Con. Chap
man, which it was believed would result ir
the surrender Of his battalion to the United
State, troops, on the terms accorded by Gon
Grant to Gen. Lee. Tho nsgotlstion8, II
will bo remembered, were broken ~ by Gen,
| ChSpman's receiving marching orders and ii
| would seem thoy wero never renewed, for W
loarn from one Of Mosby's men, who has re-
comfy arrived in the city, that tho noted
partisan ranger has, like Davis, the great
head and front Of the rebellion, determined
to fly tc the Trans Mississippi,
He took leave of his men at Salon, Eau,
quier county, telling them that he was Sbout
to set out for Texas, but that they must dis
band and return to their homo,; that he did
not wish that they should accompany him
US by doing 10 they might put their neck
into halter. lie rode on, accompanied BY
u small number Of his old companions-in.
arms. Tho organization at once disbNndod
Many Of tho mon and oGicors have gone tC
Winchester and there been pRroled rom,
have comO to this city, and others have re
turned TO their homes.
Colonel Mosby leaves young wiro, who Is
residing with his father in Amherst II i,
iot known whether hs seeks the wsstcrr
country with bollisorcnt intentions, or, like
! old Foote. TO find some scquostcrsd Rpot
, whore taxation 10 uRknoNn. - Rieh mona
Vhir, a.
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An ArmlstleO Obtained sy a Dodr,

MsNrHIs (rid CAIRo,) May 3-ThC Bal
tciiRS special t0ys it is reported that the
rebel Gen. Dick Taylor cont Gen. Hodge a
notice from Grn. Dana Of ths surrender OF
Johnston to Sherman, md informed him NJ
the tCrms Of turrendSr. Con. Dana inms
diately gave full credenco 10 Dick TAYLOR
statement and arranged an Hrmislics with
Hodge, the terms OF which agreed to an en-
tirO cessation Of hottilities, each retaining
the right to punish gucrrllINs
This armistice contemplated nrrRnEcmeuts
on tho same plan as those proposed by Sher.
man, unless repudiRtCd by Cen DnnAs su.
per,Or oficcr.
Tho nwni'tico commenced on tho 29th ol
April, only to bo terminated nftor forty light
bOurs' notice.
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THE oBsE IEs
CLOslNG SCENES At CHICAGO.
The Place Of Final lntrmsnt Designated
by Ms. lineOln.

CHICAGO, May 2.-rntil late hour las,
night anu during to-day an increasing stream
Of persons passed through tho Court. .Hopso.
AT eight o'clock this evening the Court.
House was closed, aud tho remains we're es
eortcd to tho depot. They will arrive at
Springfield tomorrow morning Tho funeral
will take place there on Thursday afternoon.
A dispatch has been received from Robert
Lincoln stating that bis mother requested
that Oak Ridge CemOtery, Springfield, be the
will DO complied with.