Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-29
Surrender of 10 Johnston.
Tho ARmistice Ended Terms pre-.
posed BY Johnston.

| Tho ARmistice Ended Terms prO.
posed BY Johnston.
FoRTRsss MONROE, April 27.-Steamer
from Morehead City, N. c., brings ad-
vices from Newbern that General Grant
eHectually put an end to the armistice
agreed upon between Sherman and John.
ston. Grant had given Johnston until
six o'clock on Wednesday morning, 26th,
to surrender the army. on conditions I'M
known. Gen. Grant announced that after
that hour ho.tilities would be at once
resumed. To this Gen. Johnston is said
to have replied that if Jefferson Davis and
the leading General officers Of the Con-
federacy were pardoned, and permitted to
leave the country, he would be authorized
to accept the terms proposed.
Surrender Of Johnston!
WASHINGTON, April ga dispatch
from Grant, dated Raleigh, 10 A. ". April
26th, says Johnston surrendered the forces
of his command, embracing al from here
to the Chattahoochee, the western line of
Georgia, on the basis agreed upon between
Lee and myself for the Army of Northern
Virginia. (Signed.) On STANTON.
The FnneraI Of the President.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. April 28.-All along
the route from Buffalo to this city, which
we reached this morning. usual demon
| STATIONS of sorrow were witnessed. The
remains were escorted by large military
and civic procession to beautifully con.
structed temple, prepared to receive them,
and soon thereafter the face of the honored
dead was open to thousands Of spectators,
who. in admirable order, entered and re-
tired from the enclosure. The entire pop
ulatiou of the city were seemingly i'm
pressed with the solemnity of the occasion.
SPRINeTIELD, ILL.,, April 28.-The time
of the funeral of the late President is
changed from Saturday, May 9Th, to
Thursday, May 4th. .
WiIson's Great Raid In Georgia
Terrible Steamboat Explosion.
CINCINNATI, April 2s.-Late Georgia
papers give full accounts of Wilson
great raid. After defeating the forces at
Selma, Ala, and destroying the arsenalS
and manufactures there, Wilson moved
eastward, capturing Montgomery, West
Point, Columbus and Macon, scattering
the militia in all directions, running tn,
only remaining railroad, breaking up all
machine shops, destroying military stores,
and rendering the manufacture Of mate
rails for future campaigns impossible.
CHICAGO, April ga New Madrid,
telegram says the steamer Sultana explo-
ded and sunk yesterday morning, between
there and Memphis. Two thousand ex.
changed Union soldiers from Vicksburg
were on board, with about one thousand
civilians. 1t is said that not more than
seven hundred were saved. No particu-
lars have been received.
The Conspiraey-The BODY Of Booth
The Stewards Doing Well.
NEW YoRK, April 28.-rhe CONNER
Gals special says: The vaults Of the
Farmers Bank at Richmond have been
opened, and the contents found undis-
turbed. s Ill.,.
A Cabinet meeting to-day considered
the International questions likely to arise
from the conspiracy, which is alleged to
have extensive ramIHcations.
Booths body has been placed where it
will never be seen by mortal eyes again.
| Secretary Seward and son are doing
well.