New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

! Booths business and N testing Way ttAel, N-1ij
snakes yon 80 gloomy, Have you lost another thou sna
Kin oil ~ Booth replied that he had been hard at w1fI
that day and was about TO leave Washington neyc. ~
sreturn just then boy came oui and sa!d 10 bo2 81
Yes he IS in his rOom.' Upon which the gentleI ~
lwalkod on, 6uppoEmg Booth would enter tie No III
gAbout O'clock Friday evening, lie came down hoAI
bis room az the National, and spoken 10 by sev ~
concerning his paeness, which he said proceeded fo
Just before leaving ne asked the G er
vi be was not going to ForG's theHter' ana aaoe'
s"Therc viii be some very fine acting there t0-nlg-s
Nine doorleeror at the thcater noticed Booth as b.
passed in and shortly after the latter
Tant next the tleator and IN hurried manner car
afor Brandy. brandy, brandy iappnS al lLe sh--
MR.. sEwAnDs AssNLAyr.
4 The Scr also contains the following article, leaG'-
81 \ clue 20 the assailant OF Mr. seward
About three weeks ago a man named Atz,rId, reIre
Esonted as being merchant at Briganiown, Char'e
CouUty Maryland. went TO tie stables q lhonPel J!
ayoT corner of Thirteen. and.aLaf and sreets ofI
Atbe purpose Of selling stallion and brown hofs
5bnd IN one eve. Atzerard made several attempts ~
fsc the horses TO the Government but without tuccf
sand finally disposed Of the stallion 20 Mr. 1hompse,
4 aCe contractor 10 Port Tobacco. lie coni8ued ~
Visit Mr. MAYORS stables however, and ~ short ce
sroported that he he'd also sold BIS brown hosss.
81 On FRIDAY afternoon man named Hard, who sP-j
Epelred 10 intimate with ANerard came 10 the stane
aand hired q roam pacing horse, aud shortly aiterwH
Aizerard appeared VIII bay horse when % nc lsi.
pom calling ioI the horse at tie appointed time the|
Whoster asked what had become Of his friend Hard andI
the roan 20 which Atzuord replied Has ne rot re-
rthe hostr heard the Iaco Of the roam coming down:
from the direction Of the Treasury and went ont 20 meet
Chin, but the rider apparently 10 avoid ne LoseI
sturned up Fourteenth and then down Est. The,
Hlatter went back 70 the stable and lear
kmg Harld intended 20 make off win tnel
Eborso, saGd.ed another end followed nm 20 me navy
Yard bridge, where in answer 10 his inquiries, tne
Felard stated tha man riding such horse hhd pnssedl
Rover and probably about quarter Of mile IN al
,,not return bcore morning. He then came back TO the
yftabc and hearing that horse had been picked ~ nj
the street by tho detectives made inquiries and amer
agivng hi. statement TO the Proyosi-Marshal wass
sshown saddle which he identified beyond doubt al
the one used on the brown horse when az NnyoT tGl
HE which AtscTard said he had sold.
ARRIVAL or PRlsoSILs.
This forenoon several prisoners from Prince Gcorges
sCounty were brought to Washington. A. they weret
dtoing taken 10 the CD Capitol from PToyosMarshal
8Incrahams Office q large crowd followed increasing
n numbers az every corner although I-ecaution
fay The route taken was down the back streets
The crowd was motley one Of III ages and cooTs III
being represented and the report that the parties wers
fRooth ord slrra;t gaining credit they reached thf
N cinjty Of the Baltimore depot, tie cry was raised
hang them XII them, and a. tie sane time tLet
7urisorcrs woIe attacked with stones and strckt
1persons attempted quiet the crowd nv reoIsirargt
with them and assuring them that ties were mistaken
bit they failed 10 stop tie iioous rrocecdng- which
ilowcaeT, were soon quC:eG. After the guard ver,
st!lck numbve Of times they faced aboat and mad,
i!oady 10 defend themselves With their MIsAets Ite
3rscncrs were delivered 20 the sgIerni, rdens % the
sthe flying missiles.
ME- N woNTSs CLOTHES.
Among other arrests todoy were, II i set, fercrt
''' 80 coSGRE,sloyAL NFTTTyo.
At meeting Of ncUlhcrs OF the Senate and Io'se
Representatives convened az the tap'io o. aonIay
Anil H. s65 q, noon, Hon. lafayette :. Foster
Connecticut President pro ten. o. nc se1eIe wa
3caled TO tie chair, end Schuyler Coian 81 Indiana
Twas chosen SECRETARY. Senator loot Of vermont )
7sa-od tina, The object Of the meeting 20 make a.
ranCrnonts roavoto the funeral OF ire deceased Pres
1derf az the United States On motion 81 Sa9'o9 sun
3re~ Of Massachusetts, a committee of four members
1what action is fitting for the meeting e take Ihe
Chairman appointed Senator's SannoT " Nssao A'sclts
3iives Washburne Of Illinois Smith Of Kentucky
shenek Of Ohio rse OF NT M end S9T 10 cfar%s
3o,d :. eretorv a, the meeting were added TO The Com
Smi;;cc and tlcn tie meeting Adjourned .hiI u r
Tie meeting again convened pursuant 10 adjourn
3mrn, Mr. sumner, from the Committee heretofore
Appointed reported that tLoy had selected a. gal
fbearers the Part The Senate; MI FOSTER Q, son
jNarvlanG NJ. Yates Of Illinois; Mr. Wai- ofOhio
lard Mfr CONFESS 81 California on tho part ofthoe
House Mr. Dawes q Massse1ase1 MI Cocg men ~
3Indiana. Nh Wor'Lingiol Of Nevada. and 4
Mr. WashbuIe Of Illinois. They also ri
.commended tic appointment 81 enc isem9er 90, o,E
T., Congressional Committee 10 accompany tie &c.
lma!us II the late President 20 Illinois ma Iresente
1.-The following names as tuch 'omuue" wv hhiiNrH
of o meeting a. have the authority ofappointing here
1o1 FOR the Soes and Territories not represented 20
day from wbict mcmbers may be pTetcnl at the tapto
n, Inc Nr PIC. NST.Iisup.hrc NJ F. u Rollins; ve
imont Mr foot Ma,.aeusetl. M san.ne, BAod' ieand
|Nr Anthony; Connection Nr. Dsoni Nsw-Yors, "
IIIarril New yr'ey lci yet appointed fe1n'yy,nia M
ifnot VT appolnted); Ohio, Mr. sehenek; keniucsy
,Ms snh,A; llliane, Nj. julian i.,n%s, Es zee
81 Chandler; Iowa ,no, yei sppoined vl,eonsin' tnoS
yet rppoined csiioFn.s M Shannon M.nnS'o,s ~
Me-, Si,ins' H. WHEY Se,ado M Nye New MEXICO
(no, ye, sppoiaicd Ws,hinston Territory ,no, yet sy
,bakoa NJ Todd Arizona mot yet apponted) Idaho MI
lWeaee; Minisns, mo, yet appointed -. .,...,o
The Committee also recommended lie lGolLon
lthe following resolution:
Rcosed. That the Sergeant at Arms Of the Senate and
oue with their necosry assistants be requested 70 attend
jte Committee accompanying the remains OF tie late P's
dent and to MAKE al tie necessary ausnsemenif.
AN II which was cOncurred in unanimously.
Mr. gllsrR from the same Committee also renOrieoE
i,ho following, which was unanimously agreed to-
The members the Senate and House oi Represent
la.iycs now assembled N Washington humDly confess
ling their dependence uron hmichty God VINO fIies
That Is done Tor human good. make haste. at this III
Irual meeting 10 express tho emotions with wblcbS
3thcy have been filed BY tie appalling tragedy whiehE
has derived the Nation Of rs head and covered ieE
land with mourning and III further declaration VI 'N'
4sontimonts unanimously resolve:
Tira That in testimony OF their veneration and +
lafectiOn foI the iustIols dead, who has been peg
omitted under Providence to 90 80 mleL ioa M eouh
land for liberty they will unite IN the funeral services
Hand by m aprrorrine Committee will accompany hls
Sremans TO thei place Of burial in the seat from wheel
HE taken FOR tho national service.
Stc0Hd-Ihat IN the LIE Of bahan Lircoin wIo ~
zthe bengnGn favor Of Repghlican inttu,ons. rose
from humble beginnings TO The higAs OF power Gnde
flame, they recognize IN example OF purify tmpMiu
aud virtue which should be lesson to manhind wheS
Bn his death they recognize martyr whose memory
will become more precious men learn 10 pize those
principles Of constitutional order and those rights c'u