The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

81 TiiT AssAsISsriOS A CONSPIRACY |
The eHir. Sr,E h~ the follow ms Developments
nave cen male within tNe pat twenty. .ctr h,rr4
-hoT ING cou,lus.vey The existence OF a deep laid po,
Ia .I, pNt OF asans OF eonspiaors, nc,ulinc mc a-
20 mu drr Zee don't Lincoln and his -icsh net We
= hANF fca'ul 90 ''tp hat Secretary ScsDr fcrntv-
hHt SAietl iug aver, de rAts character vac to
tansrrr 81 Wa hirr.oa: and 4; l. n rrr rItn rtonc
o,e ihai the in'naon had reference 10 tho pot Of
Il wv ro,rrir,cy
b Tho pirtcw cncir,,l, 'hi. city, on Friday nich,
10 prevent the escape Of The ar,les Who murierc
President Lincoln and attempted the s.utnatpn Of
Soere'ary Seward and hts sonA we're fired uron At
several points by crncealcd fo.s Arrr,s oi the par
lies CHARGED with the oionsc will be promptly made
N number Of rebel officer. Who arrived here thi,
morning BY tho maii-lpat from CITY FONT, asked
p'rtnisson to tEo the oath Of sncsian,e which re-
9ucst va no, granted for Co.. present. aud they were
4 ron uited 20 'lo Old Capitol
y Itv~ es"cr'a.n"d some weeks nom persona Al
friends II n" late Prc'i'en' hat h. had received
se'c VI private ct"rs warning him ttat an .,,ctnpt
would be u ur t'rn hs 'c Eri to this he dii not
seem 70 attach mach, Al any importance Il has al
: r,ys Teen roleA, shat 90 was not su0icirntl, care.
{ iuio hs ind,tluA SAFETY on lAt visit To Virginia
; 1t ~as known that on scyerd orcssion, no would
START from the Ia cu4ye mansion for he SUNNI, ~
2 country residence, At the sodicrs' Home without
K Tho usual r,valry caccrt, which often hurl
! lied and overlook him lcioro Ina hal proce ,,l,i
\ Jar IL has alwas teou understood that thi, cs.o-t
: VIZ accepted by him only tho Importantly of hi.
Jiionds ss matter OF ppcautou. Tue President be-
tore rsturning bod would -hcn important miitnr,
3 events were progressing Wait the War Department.
generally alone, passing over the dark Intervening
< rouni even At lslo hours on rcrraiod ocction. and
after tho warning letters had been received several
'ose and Intrinsic friends, armed for any emergency,
sere careful that he should not continue hs visit.
z, without their company for himself tho Ptc-don.
seemed o have no fear. The sboye 'a,,s have here.
toiol" been tnoun to the writer Of thi. tlarrsm r
81 piudeusid reasons lac hns noI stated ,oni until
goH.
r. rtr tA4r noru3 or rip rRrsmr>r.
A aver ihius pertaining to H. last hour, OF II e.
-" "o,i.cri '.l-i he intct sting 10 the uul r tine
a ,lowinc incidents Of the lvt day n hi, iira have
been ohalue from several sources; ~, son Captain
4 Lincoln, brerk uAici with him on FRIDAY moruinp.
"a having Just returned from the capuiiion u L.r
and the PRECEDENT r,.-cd a harry hour listening to
y t'l the de'As. Mhilo at breakfast, he heard tina,
{ pralor CotsN IN the house, mud sent word that
lee wished 10 .ce him Immediately la the reception
ootn. lie convornod with him nearly an hour shou,
al, fuiuro policy as to the rchciion. which he ~a,
iSabout to submit To the Cabinet. AftcrwA-is ht
l4hA hu lhlcFNlfN WIN hI. IhN, Mtntrto
to'Sp,in, AMI several senator, and Representative
N At II O'Clock the Cabinet snd General GItn, me
5Eitn tim, and In Ono of the mot satisfactory AZ,
important cabinet meeting, held rinco hi. List inRu
rurn'lon. tho future policy OF the Administration
. 'm haunoniousy aud duuaniwousg agreed oa When
~ II adjourned Secretary Stanton ssi he felt that IN,
Government wa STRONGER than NJ any provlour pc
K rod since tho rebellion commenced. In the nftor
.,,nlon ths insiirat hal long aud pleasant inter
view with Genera Oglesby, senator Yates and other
., ealing citizens of his state. Ia tho evening Mr
p C'iA1 called arNn al his rcqu,st and Mr.. Ash,
mum, Of Mass-rhu.etts who presidcd over th.
y Ch.casa Convention of 1850 vas prc-ont Z,
them ho spoke Of his Wait to Richmond
Aand when they stated that there vas much
Suneasinru At the north. while he WA At tho robe
cap tai for tc that Nome traitor might shoot him be
sreplei ocularlv that ts you'd have been alarmed
him.of Il snv other person hnd hecn Prcsldoul aud
eono there but that he did feel any danger what
y ever. Converting ons matter oi bu-inc.s with M
= Arhmun, he made a remark that he saw NJ Aslmuu
NB surprirci N, aud Immediately, with his well
known Nudnev OF heart, .Aid You did not unier
II stand ne, Athmun, did not mean What You infer
q red and will tase Il sll hack and aIalollse Tor L.
L Tie aflerEArdt gave Nj Ashmuu card admit him.
g'cf and fiiend early the noat morning to convene
II Tiutther about It. Turning To NJ Colniy he Enid
* You are going with Mrs. Lincoln and M TO m,
Hthsatro, hone" RIt HrColfsN had oterenrire1sn,
.SeIpoctluG to leave tie ow the next morning. "A.
Fthca sad 70 NJ. Collar, Mr. sumner hss the rave
1901 tte Confederate tongfgls, which he got ~ Riah
tmond to h1nd 10 tho sccntfry OF Wa Hnt inf 81.
ed then that h. must siyu Il "a you, and YOU tell hin
X for me to haud Il over" Mr.. A,hmun alluded I,
) 'he Fnyel which he 'inl hal, and shrh h.hadu.cd
ia the Chicago Convention, -ni he Pr..ldcn. aud
kIMrA Lincoln, who also In the M rlor ro.o q, m o.,