New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-02
VoL.XXV.....No. 1910.

opsy attended at which appropriate though too tame
resolutions were adopted. Mr.. Pennington The editor
Of The Progress dressed his paper in mourning and
paid suitable tribute to Mr.. Lincoln The Standard
Mr.. Hodens paper, also Published the order Of ueh'
Sherman announcing the event with appropriate re-
malks. Never probably, since the invention Of steam
and the telegraph have whole community been Kept
such protracted and painful uncertainty about any
event
I APRIL oo-Another day has passed, and sun nc
papers no intelligence no light upon the reported deah
of the President Tie first dispatch is said to nave
been received in cipher the key TO which was Only
eknown TO Gen. sherman, and that subsequent dis
patch. in the ordinary way, confirmed the report
IarrR.-A dispatch has Just been received by Major
tDavton from Eddy" the operator at Morehead CITY,
which instead Of giving any satisfactory Details treats
nrs 10 q rrovukingly brief dispatch about "Booth'
| Laura Kcene,' the Presidents box" jump upon
Ethc stage" Ran ont Of the house ESCAPED on
shorse % snch is The manner the great army Of Gen.
fisherman and thousands of other people are tantanzeu
ahou the occurrence of the most appalling event Of the
Ecentury A whole week has passed, and we ere wnhir
btwenty four hours Of Fortress Monroe by steamer ana
ttolcgraph The prayer Of all patriotic hearts IS
Father if it he possible, LEI this cup pass rom Ms
\ CONTINUATION OF TIE NoURSFUL SUBSTITUTING
AMONG OFFICES AND SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY.
ArEm 22-Ncw.York papers have at last arrived
bringing full details Of the dreadful calamity TO the
nation Though the event las been known for week.
the particulars Of the assassination seem 10 I'll all minds
with horror, and 10 cast shadow over all hearts.
Never have 1 witnessed such wide spread. unvcrs J.
sunfcenod sorrow any event. Every officer every
soldier every speaks and acts If he had lost
dear and beloved friend Surely the nation never knew
~. l.. F,It To- /, fu vno.I
man until he was stricken down The pure, unselfsh
and patriotic statesman; the generous friend OF man
the berator of 600 600 Of b0ndmen has fallen by the
hand OF the assassin and minges BIS blood with that Of
thousands Of lis coantrmcn The altar Of his country
There is feeling Of unutterahe amazemcnt and
horror OF this foul this gigantic crime.
The grief OF every good man seems almost inconsoa
be- and wise and coolheadcd Generals trembe At the
dark cloud which tbs event casts over the future Of our
beloved country.
The whole euTren; Of feeling which was beginning %
take q foIbcerins and even ioigying form from the
latest teachings Of Mr.. Lincoln himself aud Of Other
bubble mcr ias been chilled changed toward the taders
'qf this Rtei!'on The act, they say. seems 20 have
been permitted by wise Providence TO reveal the real
iannus the cndsh malieny Of the actors aiders and
abotors in this great conspiracy against freedom and
to teach a lesson IF JSsce Many an officer and sol
der has been heard to utter tie wish that Johnston now
roald not surrender. They "want 20 have one more
chance at them, and then, in the warning language Of
'Gon Sherman" nee 10 the people rho sceF 70 ci-1f
heir d D0ssi0Rs oS.Gssi1ai9Hthcrec can be but one
dread result" The cry of the whole army now u.s. le
usce BE- done 10 The head conspTat0riho chief Apol
yous Of this he'll born Confcderacy" The army Of Con
sherman, logg tired Of war, and ycarning for thch
homes would send up a wild shout along the whole line
today if they should hear of the failure o. peace ncgo
ations They burning TO revenge this ioal murder
The greatest precautions have been adopted TO keep
down excitement. and even 10 keep tie particulars Of
the Washington tragedy from the troops.
EFFORTS TO RESTORE TIE FUGITIVE GOV. VANCE.
clique If slaveocrats and original secessioniss are
plying tie military authorities with petitions 10 nave
IGoy Vance brought back and reinststcd in authority
which nc dedicated 10y running away when Cen Shcr-
man occupied tie capital such measure az this time
would be almost sure 10 create serious trouble. lie has
been tho plant tool o Dis from the beginning though
elected as profcssed opponent Of the The worst
of crimes Is charged upon him by the poor people
whcse husbands brothers and he has dragooncd
INTO The arIny There is earnest protest. against
allowing the old Rebel Government 10 resume power
at aL and Mr. johnson the new President is appealed
10 10 see that the people secured IN their right 10
,haye free and untranmelcd vote for new Governor
and Legislature.
The invitation 10 the fugitive socesh Governor and
Legislature Of Virginia return and resume the Gov
|erument issued under the orders u Gen. Weitzcl
creates much surprise here, and indication OF the
,pocv Of tic 90, ernment - source Of much concern
lin this State among tho LOYAL Peopls II such course
is pursued Eer, they say II will not be Six months be-
fore the Rebellion with its prosecutions of tniOnsts
land its iinpudcnt demands Gr he ooHtiHaed
enslocema, az ne ooiOrod Ioople. nW be al
,eugant as fru. The sgird Of the Rebellion
\ not broken though its power is demolished.
sec and hear every day tbs ccarcst evidence TO The
contrary. Treason IL Just rampant M ever even III
The Capitol Of North Caroline, really so rs II has
been in Richmond for Two years past. Withdraw all
military pressure az once and We abandon The real
friends 0f the Government Ia persecution perhaps TO
anrryrdom and render almost inevitable second wsI
TO crush out a second Rebellion. Tho whole Union
people Of the state pray that Government viii eX
tend over them its strong protection until aarsbecOm
y settled and the freedom OF the white man ard The
black alike he secured to hom beyond any poradgent
IRE These are not 10Y views alone but those Of far
seeing and intelligent citizens Of this State God bless
Andrew johnson, Long live the Eepnbc rs.
From shcrman's Army.
From q Special Correspondent.
RAfmGn \. C.. April q. l.6j.
GRAND REVIEW.
The grandost military display probably smccl
the return Of the army Of the first Napoleon TO Trance
has been the review Of Gen. sheuaus army in this
city during the past wcok-a pageant such n, VIII;