The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16
IMPORTANT FROM ALABAMA.
Uek Taylar's Surrender The COndl.
lions Similar 10 Lees Full De-
tails OF the Negotiations.

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l,Eu. Nav - The Mobile News OF
tbr IA has the following important and
--torastiug details of Gen Dick Tay.
Ion surrender
,rru candy, accompanied by Gen Os-
is1haus. has Chief Of Stat, Brig Gen.
Andrews. J. u C., Col Christensen. A.
4. g.. and Captains Rsrrett and Per
kline. A. D. O., left yesterday morning,
the lih. o. 30, for Chronicle, Tor the
uurgoze Of completing the negotiations
ut the surrender Of All the Confederate
troops ina the late rebel department Of
Iast 1uisiana. West Mississippi snd
Florida. under Lieut. Gen K TAYLOR.
e. SA. Admiral Thatcher L. S. Y.
hy invitation Of General Candy, was
one of the party The steam train
which had conveyed the party 70
Whistler had 10 be left there, and the
remainder Of the route was gone over
an hand cars. The party was met two
mile. from Chronicle 10y % train in
charge of Captain BUlLch, OF Gene
rsi TayloI's staff, when the transs
Ter Of passengers took place 70 the
stasm train, which soon arrived at e.
trenellc In the house of Or. Borden,
where the conference WIS held, were
found General TAYLOR snd staff, CONS
modore Fsrraud and Lieutenant Com
Eand,r Myers, OF the navy, and large
concourse OF other officers in the rebel
service Alter considerable discussion
aud consultation, ending al $50 pm,
the following conditions were agreed 10
srd signed as the terms Of surrender
Ist The officers aud men to he
psrolpd until duly exchanged OF
otherwise relieved from the obliCa-
iicn, of their parole by the authority of
she Government OF the United States.
duplicate rolls Of al o!licsTs and men
surrendered 10 be made a copy of
which win he delivered 60 the officer
sppointed by Major General Canhy
and the other retained by the officer
appointed by Lieut. Gen. Taylor. the
Uihcors giving their individual parols
and commanders OF regiments, battsl-
sons, companies or attachments, sign.
mo iEe parole for the men Of their |
respective commands.
% The artillery, small arms, ANNA
milton and other property Of the Con /
iedeTate Government be turned over 70 |
Ehe o.Ecer appointed for that purpose.
Oh the part of the United States Gov /
eminent duplicate inventories of the /
property surrendered 20 be prepared: 4
one copy 20 be retained By the officer /
delivering aud the other 10y the officer
receiving IL. for the information OF /
their respective commands
"a Tho gthCPrs and men psToled I'M
der this o. yrcemeut will be allowed 10 /
return 60 their homes with the assur-
zu.e lhat they VIII not be disturbed by I
the authority OF the United States IS
tong 80 .hay continue 10 observe the
conditions OF their paroles and laws in
force whore they reside, except that
persons residents OF the Northern States
"lll not b. SLOWED 10 return without
permission.
1ta The surrender OF property will
not include tlr side arms or private
horse ar baggage Of the officers,
TN. AID horses which are in rood
ih-th tae private property OF enlisted
men VIII not be taken nom them
he men wall he permitted to take sucb
win them 90 their homes, and 70 he
usel Tor private purposes only.
oh The time and place of surren5.r
will be- fixed by the respective Con-.
inanders aud VIII be carried ont a.,
.3mmisslouora appointed by them
9TH. The terms and conditioD. ~,
surrender are 20 apply 10 the ofl;co-.
sna men belonging 10 the armies a..
y commanded b. Generals &c ana
Johnston, now in this department
IA. transportation and subsis,anc.
re 10 be- furnished at the public cost
lr the officers and men after suyrsn.
Ter, % the nearest practicable point 10
heir homes
Signed, X TatloE, Lieut-Clen
Z r 3 CANBY, Me-. Gen
Inc utmost good feeling was mani.
ssted by the rebel officers towards The
representatives. OF our Government ara
ommEudsr farrsnd, and Lieut. o..
J sander Myers seemed partioalArlv
eased 70 meet again after the lapse
50 many years, their old friends Of
le navy. Colonel Christensen, a. 4. !