, I "" ! , - . . T ; . i, r 1 V .-
. . . a 1,1 - - - - - - : - .' ' - V ' 5 -- 1 " f-. . -'-is '; ' V, - , - .: 'V J 1. .
M ..1 I I i 1 I L'. I f , I I & 4 I -a 1 a.- V i- ' ' I - v .. i i i " 11 " 1 1 I
I B "J iff II -111 I I I J av ' . -T' . . . fr ' . I , - . - i 1 1 - ii . i .- . .T .
PMCE te:; CCT.
m t i ii w" - m m mm www m m w t 1 k - - v . s f art r ai k-m W''caarv.K .b a. . av a - -. . i. . - .t- .rr r - i
i ' ' " " ' -i - - 1 1 iTrn Biimi EimflPR.
U 1. XO. 52.
HE nEKiLD OF -THE .
3IAY
not present at th. wa
na of cour.e ic
u circumaunw will allow
berformeditb M, Davn both
- w:.im!ev. ' the unitd sertice
vmorrow. fR-.rs of the army
B-iC Xi'y. a performance -
y. hot. - , . , t. Q3haTC been extenaea
aad.riunai.i 4artentt bere.
Ue dlfferent " ' J, mftde for the
irhe genUemen forming the a-U-Mtae.gl,
,v,;P services for the pur-
t htve ion dramatic
of creating an .
-lbU.r;h7Ure,toCether
Wio V4 -7 &c Tickets
r .. t .;rmcr. dancing, otc.
K iMlecium v. J. Rnok Store.
T be procured at Mr--
-TTTin nlaced under obhga-
hHASO.-"e , thern
,a Bri General uoage ui
W ?"0L:-,,., uoon'-ore than this occ-
pcrs. f " , ,
r ... L . n!mDereu.
Kairui De
J RvttenDerz, ou
,.80 yi , :f.H nent at this
..w itrect. h r
;;f.rthe7-S01oan. . He may De fonn a, c-
Uick's oM stand.
ttionerj, &c, at old pnees.-
iclotofnewBooas
. J Trench's, hs receWed
i-- ;..r ... -
?ecial prorisiou fortha diAUlerr cf apjJes,
crapes aod peaches; but were persons mapu
f ,ctve fpintTnot for ate they arc Itabi pnly
U license as manufaeturers if ibeir producar ex
ceed one thousand dollars per annum.
' TKACE asbCt-ATIOSS WITH THE RBBL?.
Tne new fa'?e r-gulations hate ot yet ccen
a,pproTd by President Johnson. f 1 1
THX COTOITXOS OF SCKKTABT SXWABX XVJ SOK
S V ORI"G MPORT.V
WasDiifOTOK, April 269 A.
Hon. E. M. Staston, Secretary of War:-p I .
t I. U 1 tn. wmrxnTt that tHO 3eC-
retary of State is regaining hw strength rapl-uij, j
and wa aoie v learo j . . "
Mr. Frederick Seward's condition becoming
more hopeful. : .
Very respectful lr. ;
J. BARNES,1-Surgeon General.
KVEU REPORT. .
Washington, April A.
Hon. E. M. Stahtos, Secretary of War:-- 1
Sib- I have th honor to report that the Sec
retary V State rode oot to-aay. md wa.5 bene
fitted by it. . .m ,J Bu
M.. Frederick Seward is gaining strath as
rapidly as is derirable. J . !
Very respectfully, - i
J; K. BARNES. Surgeorr General.
TEE ' AS S ASS! N S'4
Official from Secretary Stanton.
BOOTH SHOT AM8 KILLED
HAROLD IN CUSTODY;
Boottx's Body in Washington.
Arrest of Junius Br atus Bootrj, -
. , . - . ka hul 1 and lost
Ue qu!ntii of blood, but he is not sertoudj
tsjure. - . bHs vbIopoiei " assassi
Ca?aia see mile from 8herbroeke, wntet to
a species of httaianity, came here the otJwMJr
S thatOie had heard
Sf th-plo" and he had no doubt they would put
?elecotf if they '
thi fact sent to Washingtoa, but
sa-ou e-vded the despatch, came and. le an
eS sVock, told us that the plot had been con
sus. mated . . ,
1LB
THE, FAtL rOFi BICIKIOSD -AIi-
J ROPCED IS E5BLAHD.
OFFICTAlrMPORTjOFJAbMIKAIr
THATCHER.
FOCR DIINDBED GUNS TAKEN.
Correapondence betweeu the ITlay-
or ana uenerai wr"
Ac,
Ac
War Departmswt,
VTash ngton, April 279:20 A. U.
Maj Gen. Jobs A. Dix, New York : j
Ilarrold were chased
mm iikra m-f KJ- '
Washington, April 26, 1865.
The Navy Department has received the iol
lowink JV -; - v-
w o . ti. , Oyr. . Tirvr
WEST UULF ULOCKAiHU I
U. S Flagship 3tockdale, -
the 12th lust ,
I hadV e honor .to it.foim jhe department that
i n,..,-.B(i mv.ftlf had deuoandel the
i . nnnriihnnJ KiiTrenoer of tn
..j... and tHftf. it.woald.unaouDte.ii'
t . ' - .i- .r,o at nur mercy ana
mo accorueu, w v "" v. ,
- ! : odrt,-. th outHide torts.
The officei detailed by General Grander and
myself 'were me by the Mayor and other u
tt.onties near the entrance of the out, and a
. . - - . .i ' O f lift. 1.
lotice to Visitors to City Point,
Richmond aua retersDurg.
e Condition of. Secretary Sew-
ard and son,
1 T - i - t Vi!.. - 1.1a II - w Afo
: i 2-., rna l ;n v ii 2aia. vi uci w
C ? vrv county Man- parties, in -n repawn w v--r '
ft ora the swamp in St. Mary a count), aiari j; -digged the followJofir commumca-
land, to Garrett's farm, nar Port Koyal, on, the n.J . jV , . ' ' :;
Itaupabannock. by t.'ol n.EPr;? "rc ' f ff f.AYO VrT J
Gbstlemkn I have the honor t.. acknowledge
the n c. ipfcof your communie-tiODat the au s
of Lieutenant Cdlonel Pw. G Laughlin, ot the
at, flf of -Major : Gene: ol- Granger,- cojmano.ng
The barn m whicli tney iooh. r ,
fired. !
lkioth was shot and killed, and Harr old cap
tared. !
Booth's body and Harrold are'now hare.
EDYVIfi M. aiAttiy
Secretary ef War. :
Washimoto.v, April '26, 1865.
rh following order has Veen issued by the
kr Departiie.it :
I 1 iMrvT mrnufiTI AND
SOTICB TO VISITORS iu un-
PETER?3UE.U.
from Washine'on or
'iiireb) pivous desiring to ratRichino d
Petcrsbur.' ; lut traaorUti.n on goveru
iat vcsels" will not be furnished except
it;.ens in the government service
f AM persons veiling Cty foint, wcumonu or
The JLate Tragedy-Arrwt of JTa-
PHibADEiAiiA, April 2G, 136?
r..i.,. TiN.xti fi arrtsied m this
citv at eight o'cloc'k this morning, and taken to
Washington, where he is now co..nned m Ihe
Odt apitol pr sou. , I
It is understood that his arrest was caossd on
uaoiciou of hi knuw-edga of tue mtepuon of
uUP uro"her to assassinate President' Lincoln,
b"ed up.n his letter .o Wi.k.s, P""
yoHterdiy morning's papers, regarding Rn.h-
" The'ep-Us of Porpy s Frs furnish jthe
following regarding .herrest of Ju aus Brutus
wowing i .he nr vate rst-
ft iO! h lie V IVS llvoi. r .
for him for Fveral
deuce of a friend in this city
Ail persons viMt.ng Cty romi, 7ind been or. the qui we tor him tor several
tetersLrg w U be required to register th Ja cgd m ft ci c agc
Ceites on T-ndi..g at the efface estab isl.e or d ys f u EaU;bote u.pot.and taken in
Uiteson indit.g at the omce raia.BW.-
hat purpose, and will sunjeci, w t
Ujulations etab.ushed by me mnuary -u-
tiuntj. m.
n order oi me .
1 SECRETARY OF WAR
Jab" A. Hardie, Breret Bngndier General
Mpc or Gneul. . .lo
War UEi-AKrBCTT. Wasbikotos. April -i7.
Washington, April 26. Iiti5.
HX DAILY EXPfcNSIS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
. . f tKf Trfaurv DeL.artmcnt
ktthe daily expense ut lhe-governn,H,t haw
teen reduce i ueaj y r -
Vxce the Burrtndfr of Lee's army. The ? ler
ffhnd other n-rce of the Quartermaster's
Suucnt is to be immediately reduced fifty, per
!thowsd dollars PSEKTIID to the fami-
SJsha O. BoberU, f New Yerk has sub
JL Un thousand dolUrso the fund for te
of the late IXn
imposed to increase tho tca lo "
i dollar
.ItaftSteSi body 5'J"tecay
:.:......athfl Fredeutatthe rxecu
mmaoiioa anu eiee'rncrv,
cmUnaed, and more than usual camv enob
nted in admitting those who apply for an tn
niw.
UOVRlfBSTS OF CRSEBAL BHW- -
General BuUer wUl return to 1f"H
-morro. Uis appomtmenfio
u- inlv urced. but no assign-
bat for duty: has yet ben made.
I Tbe Ccratnisaionerol Internal Revenue has
Wed that wbero persons are engaged ,a man.
Iftctaring spiii'S for sale they are liab.e to i-
t first tram t.. Wssningwii. x.,
!t!ted, wasprocuro . ap.n the evidence
t a document, m pos-ssiorx o t the Unitecl
8 a.horiUe., - ex.-ct o, -Moh pub-
4lu -- ;
11
Juf ordered. -Th,.e who are wl acquainted
lik ly tJ be profitab e as
Comman ier 1? R., Franklin, Unued States nav,
of the, stuff of Admiral Thatcher, demandii.g
th- immediate a)id uncor.ditional surrender ot
The'city has been evacaated by the military
authorities; and its municipal, authority is now
with -my control. Your demand as been
granted, and I truU, gentlemen fo? the sake oi
humanity that ail the safeguards yju can throw
around our people will be secured to-them.
Very respectfully; your 11.
To Major General Gordo-. Granger, c .mrann-
ing Tw,ntv-::Ird army ct:rr,;.iwr . au.ii
UK. Thatcher, commanding NVessGulf Squad-
rTbe fi t;f the Uuited States Wns then hoist
ed on the City Hall, and a portion of tne troops
i- i. . i.'.-,'ni to prevent milage.- -
The Provost Guard b:ng cstabhsbeJ, wee
vroiks around- the oity-whiih are f w.uei.w
extern and s.rength were then S"';, f
Tins N av V Y ard has been setzetl tfl hnair ot
the navy;' bat'most of its contents had been des
troyed except some lumber and a. quanti y of
soft coal
30 The O-torar and - three river Monitors are
now at anchor in front of the city ami down tne
Tensas The former and one oi mo uu w.
will besent up the Tombigbe river, :where Vie
rebel iron clad Nashvihe and gunat Morgan
have fied; one me aiunwv : K
iteiise Exciteme in lonrJan,
i Liverpool Manchester and
! the Country,
Advance in American Securities,
j i)ecline in Cotton and UeaTf
Fall in the Uebel lioan.
Trade Snspended in ! 5!aucliesteiv
lieopold, ot nelgiattt, Palmerston,
j and Kasteii awioui augm
iTIasimilian. '
i : ) ' r- - . . ,
UIOTIO Olf THE SUEZ CANAL
Cnt .. Anderson, from
iJverpool at eleven o'clock on the orning of
the 15th via Queenatown on the 16th instant,
arrived at HahUx at five o'clock yesterday
.1 She b as Iiry seven ,pawcugcio v .
aad fiftyMvro for Boton.r . ' v
j Her news is three d a J3 lateral
V-iv serious popular .disturbances fad oc
cuned m Madrid On the eveamgof the 12th
inst.an assemblage in the street waajaddtnly
dispersed by a viley o.f musketry. Twetroop
i r. . rf . i iiV Kf T... in. tin WIS MU117
ored rgn anu ier. nam' t o
td the Casino, was killed. Another gentleman,
who was wounded, died ia a few . tntnutet.
Some other peis-ns were killed and fifteen
wounded, some more or leas seriously. Thert
wSs no provocation given on' the ; part Of the
people The cbtb ry charged through the
s reeis and xxtd saores No prrteUin itiou had
been issued to warn the; publia, or. to- lyrbid
the u moving.abyu' the stree ts as usunl,
I In the French Chambers M. Thiers dVrlareU
himself adverS to ihe unity of ItalJ-, tn which
he saw danger and no rdi'7 ta France, lis
defended the Pap 1 goyrrnment, and favored an
aljiam with Austria. .' . . .
TThe law throwing epen the navigation of th$
Danish coa s to the nations reciproratiug the
4 c8fin receivett the rcyat saneuon u--
d 15, . '
om IivJia datt d Bombay, April
4.,. At a.cut'av April 6, pieoe gooda wero
n(iinl Exth gv2s iv h.t ' ; i
i I here had been a seyieo disturbance on tUe
Siiet Oat al beieen the Egyptians and .the for
eik" lab.retJ r
TqiFALL OF RlCnKOHO TIXX KXCrTBMBHT 0TI7V
j . -IVS 7ALL, .& ; .. ,1.
Thc news of the. all of Bicbmond created an,
tchseexciteme -t in England, hut it ,amVd too.
lale to admit of trcipaurf geikrallyitniaKnt-.
T jv- ... ..it of thmirketsnad.'osoa
fora the- law n 4iv
hagon
Li.avrco i
" . Ktt him. "Alice. M-
kNo conours in the recommendation to the,
also con .ui Ti.;i hnqJnes is sau
Ja" Both tin trt Tue,-
i!v w D,.t ft uct. ..is. scria-"I, Tt e";
ative of his tnai ue r , rA.
Yo k, vrhere his mother ls presented
. . ' . ,or aon's misconduct. He waa ar-
EES SJt vS and taken to Waabn.
. Tiii'T n
. BOOTH A bvm . -ITT;,U
The Buffalo Eipieea" savstnatwnen J-Wilkes-Booih
plajed in that city, three years ago. he
bnke a nlate class window m the store of O. 1..
sS?y wherlat'of rebel trophies were -.lei-h
ibhed. He arrested, p id .damage and
a fine of fifty Ml.ra, nd the affair was- kept
kndow inhls rage at .eeithe
eSon of weapons taken trom "be
attempt of Zaikb! to coMMiTsiycnn:. ;
rV. am the W ashmiton SUf, AprtI 25. i
tioaplot,atteoipKu , , h -reirt-
oat y? lie Med Wiac-
effect oi ."the news couW aoVle fyVf devcloptd
The Lpndun Mkw at th. army of V r
Vihia so k.g deemed ii,ii.cibIcK tlif pnde th
tlr, the cefttr the iadelof i coofedery,
hals bn not qnly- t.euttn- bnt shattered. . Th
Divis ti-vewsment now vagrant and fugiUve
R?h,nond, wni. breezed irand gave it for a
Yule a diguity wh en if could Lerer
aiiired whil4 it rciwftinod ssaeog thecutfott plic
u.na,wheroit haditsuse, Was set on fire by
departing guest attUe centre army
foVht witballits old tena ityanieiaa we can
nn doabt ; but it ba bce broken up by racn
who as we ha oftm WennMd, 'erc the
rleVSrvi Northern eUiesiTAvu, began the
Jluntville and TuscaloOHU , J , . j3.,uthe armies n densely
two nowerful rams-wor? sunk laSpaiiish river. - . a cUk. tne attempt .to burn Titvr
before the evacuatitn. ..V - , V(U Vnded in obtain bat an exec.rtioii,.wniw
. n Ar naval forces are
K!nin2- uu and remov
, . ; populated uitivo, i r
V V .1 i YtlrkVnded m notain bat arte
re now busi y engaged J set Ari ri caM,
(ving; the obstrucaonaiH. v
D. P -UA 1 have T)r.Vd t6
the main snip uiuu J , 7
be very formidable and full of tor edcej, ai-
thoneh wo are reiuvviuo w.cu. -
hform the Department tlat !:e
T , t .inotFnroHVa 'torocdo while
ennzti in this woric, as well M a lianoh Q.
tho ttoemmti and that the hr - Althe. i
.1 i.:t- rl,o,-,.;no. for - tornedaes m
Brakelv river. A'so that Jthe gunboat Sciota :
wasaniik yesterday,, while undc way. ranuuig
across the "bar, in twelve feet of water.
There is a prospect of raising this is- vessel j
and reparing her damages. '
The report of the camnvtnding oSec..fc.u
visei thL - lost, togetherswith the her of kil ,d
and wounded, vtin forwarded as sect, as. re ,
, So fiir as-ascertained the number of gucacap
tn d by the army and navy will not
Llt calibre. The amount of ammumtioxi
ttnd'ordahnce stores is also ery avg
rv reectfuUy. your obedient ee.vjnt:
H'K "J lATCIIKRv Acting .Kear .Admiral,
H " CooTmau'ding Wt &lf
ToilonGideob-Weiw, Brerarjoi.tbe vrj.
Waehingtari.
ia fljuncs and de
ca,P" . e a...:iiA :-fhn
fall of Riehmond leTthe cvnledetes thr a.
Jd n every id . T. is a tr,.adou3 yrxce
tobiv Ar :he luxury of pahing an arxay
Nashville, and rfuiV g until te.cveulh liout
,u free a!7d arm tbegroee. T. . ,ht.
oirewnetaAtWai'd HqixcOt '
v , will be looked f vj f tfrin erue ;;
the Vlb oof the wai ttie ir.aagum ion fo t a
Z nd wiaespr.adgueriaaco. .fl of uakown,
duration muypringfriiav the c..
the other SugUeh pp rs are a. e-r - yec,
udLi ;he newf. ' . '
Oar despatches from hverpoot, vV
15h of AprgiR,the .yea.. leporruo ecct
S;new, Aaeri '
Rif hrnondi- the uuiws.l topic to uay . 1 h
friLl of the Mo-th-lie greatly glared at
rirkos succesacnd ar. m ttreegihcred: in the
conviction that tiie Sisal taumpL ,oX tr v
I cobv.w ; - Krt h hiatiiftated toe
linear. -
niton est faith Ju ihe rebel cause tunrurittV'
taVahla a gos;Ci &cspoc,&ocj.
r I I i A ' 1 .b. . . A Mr I II W III .kJ L-A W A laB W
it.vta Hv.cuey tu