We regret to learn that Secretary Seward was severely injured yesterday afternoon. He together with his son, F. W. Seward, his daughter, Mis...

We are deeply pained to learn that Secretary SEWARD met with a sever accident yesterday afternoon, which must prevent him from leaving his h...

In our third edition yesterday, we announced a serious accident happening to Secretary Seward. It appears that the Secretary, with Miss Fann...

Yesterday windy, to-day bright and calm. It appears that the day of the death of President Lincoln was appointed for illuminations and rej...

Bryson telegraphed yesterday that he had captured seven hundred Fenians crossing the river at Black Rock. I sent the telegram to the Preside...

Dennison and Speed were not at the Cabinet council to-day. Not much was done. Stanton has got back, and in some allusions to Sumner appeared...

 The Stonewall has gone to Havana. Seward promises to have Tassara posted. Is confident the Spaniards will exclude her from their ports; but...

I was actively engaged in bringing forward business which had been interrupted and suspended, issuing orders, and in arranging for the funer...

Last night there was a general illumination in Washington, fireworks, etc. To-day is the anniversary of the surrender of Sumter, and the fla...

A disagreeable, rainy day. Only a light Cabinet-meeting. As usual the dignitaries were absent, but Seward is not in Washington. Fessenden an...

 I wrote a letter to the Secretary of State, softly pointing out the proper course of proceeding in this French claim for captured cotton, ...

WASHINGTON, D.C., April 14 , 1865 — 12 p.m.       ( Sent 12 . 20 a.m., 15 th. ) Lieutenant-General GRANT, On night train to Burli...

WASHINGTON, April 14 , 1865 . General GEORGE G. MEADE: The President was assassinated at Ford's Theater at 10.30 to-night and ca...

To-day have a letter from Admiral Lee respecting the exportation of French tobacco from Richmond. This is an arrangement of Mr. Seward to w...

I am pressing on the matter of Wilkes. He and his family are moving to extricate him from the results of his own insubordination and folly....

WAR DEPARTMENT,           April 15 , 1865 — 1 . 30 a.m. (Sent 2 . 15 a.m.) Major-General DIX, New York: Last evening, about 10....

WASHINGTON CITY,                      No. 458 Tenth Street, April 15 , 1865 — 4 . 10 a.m.       (Sent 4 . 44 a.m.) Major-General D...

WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington City, April 15 , 1865 — 12 . 10 p.m.        (Sent 1 . 40 p.m.) Major-General SHERMAN, Commanding: P...

WAR DEPARTMENT,           April 15 , 1865 — 3 p.m. Major General DIX: Official notice of the death of the late President Abraham L...

[OFFICIAL.] WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, April 15 — 1:30 A.M. Maj.-Gen. Dix: This evening at about 9:30 P.M., at Ford's Thea...