New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08

and runaway Governor and his tOadies when Gen
lGrant arrived upon the scene. He brought a very
simple message to Gen. Johnston Unconditional sur
lrender-Or such q surrender as Gen. Lee made. Al
spuations looking to the recognition of any Of the old
rotten governments of these States elected under th,
terrorism Of the bayonet. and by the most outrageous
frauds, followed by odths 10 support The Confederate Cor
ernment ignored and the whole matter has thu.
been greatly simpted, and an immense amount Of
future tronbeperhapS of anarehy-sayed to the State
1 The cry of the people is most emphacally "let old
things pass away and let all things become new" They
would not trust Vance any Of bis present legislature
| though they should take hundred oatis each TO be
come true and loyal citizens Can the leopard change
his spots' The record Of their treason is too eshtho
memory Of outages upon he poor and helpless people
The women and children, too recent and terrible TO wish
Vance again sitting in the Governors chair
and avery attempt to fUst him upon them now or at
any future time upon any pretex by military or other
power would create nothing but revolution and dis
turbancc.
There is now another danger to be avoided. Failing
to bring back TIE fugitive Governor certain parties
some Of them good bat mistaken friends of the Union
very much concerned lest the State shall suffer some
detrment in the absence of all civil governments aud
the machinery has been set in motion for calling primary
meetings Of the people, to for the call of Con.
venon. These meetings will probably resolve that it
is their desire to have a provisional Governor ap.
pointed, aud request that the President will be pleased
to appoint Mr. W. ". Holden to the place. The more
consderate Unioniss deprecate this fraught
with evil There IT, they say, no hurry. The State for
the time being, could not be in better hands than those
Of Gen. SchoieId the ust sagacious coolhcadcd Gen
ulas ~ii,tfa
fit him to administer the government. To appoint a
civilian would be TO lay him for ever or the
shelf thereafter; and such would be the fate Of Mr..
Holden ii President johnson should make him Military
Governor. They viii M Holden to be elected tyhe,
roiee Of he people when lie is made Governor This
may postpone tie plans Of some asprGnts for Office
perhaps, but in the long it will be far better for
the interests Of the whole people They wish affairs to
become settled. All attempts heretofore harmonously
to mngle the civil and mlll rule have failed Let the
military rule certiLnSl entire quiet has been re-
aud SssTith protection for their persons and
property against arisocrs, sayocrais, and all other
and guerriias, the whole people will rot and elect
Governor aud Legislature who will be credit to tie
State and that viii again betray her inter
ess. For the present ,tLcrciore they say: "et well
enough alone"
Gen Sherman and staiT leave for tic North today.
Gen o. o. Howard mas command Of the troops upon the
march,
The Twenty.th.rd Corps, and the Tenth Corps Gen.
SchoGeds command, remain, with Knpatrick's cav.
airy TO occupy the State insure tranquility The
troops will probably be in Richmond by the middle Of
May. They win DC mustered out probably. at Harris
burg.
The following orders Ihave been issued from head.
quarters touching the movement Of the troops. and
the disposition of the army which is TO remain for the
present tranquillizing of tie State.
HpoRs MI. DIV. OF THE Miss Is The FIELD
NEAR RALEIGH n. C., April q. 1863 )
SPECIAL FIELD OEDEls, No. oJ.-Ihe General com
M andng announces further suspension Of hOstiues
AVID a hna agreement wirh Gen. Johnston, which ter
inmates the war 10 the armies under his command
and the country east OF tie ChatlahOochce Copies Of
the terms of convention Will be furnished Major Gems
scholeld Gilmore and Wilson, who specially 4
cnarged with the of its details in the Depart
meut II MOI ia Carolina. Department OF the South ana
al Macon and Western Georgia Capt. Casper Myers
Ordnance Depar.ml M, ncd States Amy, Is hereby
designated to receive the arms. &c. AT Orcensb0rOugh
and any commahdng officer OF post NAV receive the
OF any detachment and see that they are properly
stored aud accounted for
Gen Schoiield viii procure at once the necessary
blanks and supply the other army commanders. that
Uniformity may prevail, aud great care must be taken
that all the terms and stpuations on our part are lu!
hicd with the most scrupuous fidelity, while those I'M
posed on our hitherto enemies be received III spirit
becoming q brave ana generous army.
Army commanders may at once loan 10 the lnhablt.
ants such Of the cnptarcd mules horses wagons ana
vehicles be spared from immediate USE and the
commanding Generals OF armies may Issue provisions
animals any public supplies that can be spared, 10
relieve present wants. and 10 encourage the INHABITANTS
their peaceful pursuits ana restore relations Oh
friendship among our fellowcizens aud countrymen.
Foraging wl forthwith cease and when necessity OF
long marches compel the taking VI forage pf0visl0ns
or sny kind Of private property. compensation Will be
made the spot or when the discussing officers are
not provided with funds vouchers will be given IN
proper form payable at the Military Department
by order OF Major Gen. W. 1. sherman.
l.. NJ. DAYTON, a. A. G..
HDQRs. Mn, DIV. OF IHE MISSISSIPPI Is THE}
FIELD NrAE RALEIGH n. C.. April q. ls65.
SPECIAL FIELD ORpERs NJ. 66.-liostilIties having
ceased The following changes and dispositions Of troops
in tho field viii be made with rs little delay prac
cable The Tenth and Twenty third Corps will remain
in the Department of North Carolina and Mai Gen j
NJ Schohed will transfer back to Maj. Gen Gilmore
commanding Department Of the South, the two Bri-
gades formerly belonging to the Division OF Brevet
Maj. Gen. Grover at Savannah. The Third Division
of Cavalry Corps. Breyet Maj. Gen Fitzpatrick com.
mandng is hereby transferred 10 the Department oil
North Carolina. and Gen. Fitzpatrick will report in per-
10 Maj. Gen. Schoicld for orders The Cavalry
command OF Maj. Stoneman will return to East
Tennessee and that OF Breye Maj Gen Wilson will be
conducted back to the Tennessee River in the neghbor
hood of Decatur, Alabama.
Majof.Gen. Howard will cOndnct the Army Of the
Tennessee to Richmond, Va, following roads substan
TALLY by Lonisburg Warrenton, Lawrcnceyille and
Petersburg, or 10 the rlgDt Oh tLat Ilne MaJorGen
Socum viii conduct the Army of Georgia TO Richmond
by roads 10 the left oi the indicated for Gen How
ard. VIZ. by Oxford, Boydton and NOttoway Court.
House These Armies VIII in at this point the
contents OF their ordnance train and use the wagons
Tor extra forage and provisions. These columns will
conducted slowly aud In the best of ORDER and will
aim to be at Richmond ready to resume the march by
the middle of May The Chief Quartermaster and
Commissuy Of tnis Military Division. Generals Easton
and Beokwlth. after making the proper dispositions Of
their departments here, will proceed to Richmond and
make suitable preparations to receive these columns