Die Ermordung von Abraham Lincoln: Flucht, Verfolgung, Erfassung und Bestrafung der Verschwörer. Ave sein Geld. Er in Neapel blieb bis Samstag, das ich 8., wenn, durch den Einfluss des Englischen Konsuls, er obtainedpassage auf der Dampfeinheit Tripolis zu Alexandria, bei 9 oclockp. M., einige englische Kollegen Zahlen für seine boardduring der Reise, und ihm ein paar Franken. TheUnited States Konsul in Malta. William Winthrop. wasinformed durch den Konsul in Neapel von Surratts Abfahrt, aber er wurde durch juristische Spitzfindigkeiten behindert und die slownessof den zuständigen Behörden zu agieren, und Surratt links Malta

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The assassination of Abraham Lincoln : flight, pursuit, capture, and punishment of the conspirators . ave his money.He remained in Naples until Saturday, the i8th, when, through the influence of the English consul, he obtainedpassage on the steamer Tripoli to Alexandria, at 9 oclockp. M., some English gentlemen paying for his boardduring the voyage, and giving him a few francs. TheUnited States consul at Malta. William Winthrop. wasinformed by the consul at Naples of Surratts departure, but he was hampered by legal quibbles and the slownessof the proper authorities to act, and Surratt left Malta, inthe steamer which brought him, at 4 p. m. on the 19th. On board the steamer Tripoli, while coaling at Malta, Surratt gave his name to the superintendent of police as JOHN H. SURRATT. ^55 John Agostina, a native of Canada. The steamerreached Alexandria, Egypt, on the 23d of November, and on the 27th Charles Hale, consul-general of theUnited States at that place, went on board and arrestedSurratt, who was still dressed in the uniform of a Zouave.Mr. Hale found it easy to distinguish him among the. JOHN H. SURRATT. In the uniform of the Papal Zouaves at Rome, Italy. He had it on whencaptured at Alexandria, Epypt. seventy-eight of the third-class passengers by his Zouaveuniform and his almost unmistakable American type ofcountenance. Mr. Hale at once said: You are anAmerican. Surratt said: Yes, sir; I am. Mr. Hale 234 ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. said: You doubtless know why I want you. What isyour name? He repHed promptly, Walters. Mr. Halethen said: I believe your true name is Surratt, andin arresting him mentioned his official position as UnitedStates consul-general. Surratt and the other third-classpassengers had been in quarantine four days, but whenarrested the director of quarantine speedily arranged asufficient escort of soldiers, by whom the prisoner wasconducted to a safe place within the quarantine walls. December 2 the following telegram was received atWashington

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