The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-25
About the Guerrilla MOseby.
Violation Of Parole by some Of
Lees Men.
Excess OF ParOled Prisoners In
Washington.
Fall or Montgomery Confirmed.
JEFF. Davis Reported as Crossing
the Mississippi.
The SaWGFdS JmDp0VinW
Fall Of Montgomery Confirmed.
The Stewards Improving.
Funeral Ceremonies OF President
Lincoln in Philadelphia.

NEw YoRE, April 24.-The Times wash
ington special says that Moseby secured .
basis Of agreement similar to that obtained
by Johnston. A person who was present
at the consultation informs the corresp0n-
dent thRt the memorandum or basis Of
agreement was drawn up by Gen. Chap
man, IN presence Of twenty two Federal
and thirty-two rebel officers, aud provided
that MOseby should Surrender upon the
same terms as Johnston, ID tie latter
should surrender, that two days armi-,iye
/ should be allowed 20 submit the agreement
10 General HaAcock. II approved, then
ten days were to be allowed Moseby % get
a reply from Johnston, and il Che mean
tims no marauding should take place in
Fsquahar and Loudon counties that If
Johnston failed 70 snrreuder or got
whipped, Moseby would surrender GA The
terms upon which Lee surrendered.
The Worlds Washington special ssys
that letter from huntsville, Va, states
that some Of Lees army have been detected
in tearing up the railroad between that
place and Richmond. The parties were
not caught, but if arrested they are liable
to be tried and Immediately shot Tor a yia-
laton Of their parole.
/ The same letter adds The last remnant
Of Lees army, composed Of some dozen
regiments and one old ambulance, had the
/ day before taken their melancholy depar-
ture for home. A good many Of Lees old
officers declared that they can never live in
the South or the West, and that they should
either go to Europe or to Mexico, though
they prefer 10 Join the North and enforce
the Monroe Doctrine on the latter.
The Tribune's Washington special says
that SO many paroled rebel prisoners have
arrived there, their former place Of resi-
dence, that the Government will have 20
take some action to rid the city Of their
presence.
1t has been deemed proper TO place
guard around the residence Of Chief Justice
Chase.
About twelve per cent. of the clerks in
bureau of deserters have been dismissed as
unnecessary.
The name Of the dismissed hospital
steward who committed suicide, and who
was suspected of completely in the assassin
alton, is George B. Love.
The steamer Blackstone from Hilton
Head on the goth, brings Savannah papers
Of the l9th. The Savannah Herald of the
18th says intelligence was received there
on the 10th, confirming the news Of the isil
of Montgomery. The place was evacuated
by the rebels and occupied by the Federal
troops on the llth-the rebels retrestiuz iu
the direction of Columbus.
The Government stores were being re-
moved from Columbus, the fall Of which
place was expected by the next news from
/ Augusta or Savannah.
Letters Of the 18th says the receipt Of the
intelligence of the sad calamity that has
befallen the nation has cast the proloundest
gloom over the city. Flags are suspended
at half.msst, and other emblems Of mourn
ing are seen everywhere.
meeting was held at Hilton Head, at
which resolutions coudoling with the ma
tion, and the family Of the deceased, sri
calling for q more vigorous prosecution Of
the war, were adopted. On the 2Oth, seven
arrests were made at Hilton Head
On receipt of the sad intelligence in sa-
yannah, Gen. Grover requested the papers
to withhold it until the next morning, and
doubled the guards Throughout the city.
The steamer Blackstone passed the Adj
miral Dupont, Ia den with troops, on the sf-
ternoon Of the jth, at Ty bee Bar.
Trenton, N. j., April 24.-Tbe funeral
train reached here at thirty minutes past
5 o'clock this morning. Gov. Parker end
staff, Of New Jersey, We're taken on board
st the dividing line.
NV BhuxswIcK, NJ r., April 24-Th,
funeral train arrived here in time. An inn.
mense ctowd was at the Depot Minut,
guns were fred while it was here snd unit
it left. The hearse consisted Of nine care
and left at : o'clock.
NEw ORLEANs, April ISL f. rcports.
that Jeff Davis crossed the Mississippi q
|, Tensaw Bend, which was occupied by th
, Texas cavalry On the 18th, escaping the OBJ
l servation of the naval forces.
r CNCISv,u, April 2i.-Hustou Hall, s
= Dayton, O., was destroyed by FIRE tins mo-
ming. Loss about ST, 900 insured Tor 20,
= OOd.
!. SUsGEoS GENEEAL's OrTgr,
WASHINGTON, April "a.
To Hon. E. NJ. STANTON:
have the honor to report the secrstag
I of State as free from p ain, and strong, q
morning. Mr.. Fred. sewsrd passed s. ysf
quiet night.
= Very respectfully, your obtserv't,
- f J.K. BaRNrs, s. G..
~ PHuApELPHlA, April 94-The body
Ts President Lincoln remained in state INIT
le ten O'Clock this morning. At three o'clo,
er the line Of march was taken 70 the TIE,
ton railroad depot, the train consisting
g nine elegant cars, provided by The Am5.
Railroad, al tastefully draped. The iu
pc eral car last night was additionally decor
- ted, heavy silver fringes being placed
- the end Of the black covering Of the sever
nj panels, and the fsstoOn being fastened w
at stsrs, and tassels OF similar material. p
hit materials were contributed by the ci,.-g
he of Philadelphia.
to Governor Parker esme on board 81 y
risville, with Adiutsut General stoekt
,el Quartermasier Genersl Berren, sud 9th
~ OF his staff. They were accompanied
United States Senator J-H. StocktoI, .
r.. were received by Governor Curtin. who
ent Joined the party st Harrisburg.
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