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fine lot of stoye-oover liftcrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
rR0i AL4BAuI.

The capture of Montgomery, Ala, and Colum-
ms, Ga, has slready been announced. Private
property at Montgomery was respected by the u.
States troops. An the cotton, some eighty thou
sand bales, government stores, manufacturing es-
Establishments, railroads and boats, we're destroyed
That portion Of the city 10 the ueghborhood oC the
different warehouses must have suffered consdera-
bly, from ire, and 10 is feared there was great loss
of private property. The plce was evacuated
hurriedly by the rebel troops. Liquor was freely
used. All commissary stores were distributed to
the people. Among the refugees from Montgomery
Who fed 10 Columbus on the approach Of General
wilson's force, were Gov. Watts and other officers
Of tho State Government Of Alabama
Forrest, when last heard from, was twelve miles
from Selma. Il was thought he would follow Gen.
Wilson at respectful distance. Il will be web
for him and his command &c ne has crossed to the
east side of the Charlottesville, and thus become
entitled TO the benefits or the terms Of surrender
accorded 10 Gen. Johnston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
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IIrwS on ON. POBERTR LEE.

The Mex York H,-a.a, Of Saturday, contains a
letter from its Richmond correspondent, NJ.
Thomas NJ. Cook, giving record of views express
ed by Gen. Lee on several prominent topics, dur
ing an Interview with Mr. Cook on the 2Sd ult. We
are unable to make room for the letter in full in
this issue, but quote the following passages
On this question Of State sovereignty the Gene
ral contends that thorc exists legitimate caSNS
beli. In the Convention that formed the organic
law Of the land, the question Of defining the rela.
tive powers OF the States and their relation 70 the
General Government, was raised, but after much
discussion was dropped and leil unsettled. 1t has
remained so unsettled Hntil the present time. This
war is destined to set Ii az rest. IL is unfortunate
that il was not settled at the on set bur as il
not settled then, and had TO be settled at time
the war raised on this issue cannot be considered
treason. IL the South is forced to submission in
this contest, it Of course can only be looked upon
as the triumph Of Federal power over State rights
and the forced annhustion Of the latter.
10 was noticeable throughout the entire inter-
view that in no single instance did he speak Of the
Southern COntederacy, nor OF the Yankees nor the
rebels. He frequently alluded to the country, and
expressed most earnestly his socitude for its reSto-
ration TO peace and tranquility, cautiously avoiding
any expression that would Imply the possibility of
its diSntegTatiOn.
The assassination OF the President was then
spoken Of The General considered this event in
llSeN one OF the most utpiOraoie thaJ could nave
occurred. AS a crime il was uneXampled and be-
yOud eIecra;iOn. Il was a crime that no good man
could approve from any conceivable motive. Ia
dOubtedly the effort would be made 10 faSten the
responsibility OF it upon the South; but, from his
intimate acquaintance with the leading men Of the
South, he was confident there was not one Of them
who would sanction or approve il.
In taking leave OF the General took occasion to
say that he was greatly respected 10y a very large
body Of good men at the y orth, and that a sol
der he universally admired, and that il was
earnestly hoped that he would ye, lead an army Of
United States troops ia the enforcement Of the
Monroe doctrine. lie thanked me for the express
sion Of Northern sentiment toward himself but
for more fighting he felt that he was getting too
old, his only desire now being 10 be permitted 10
retire to private life and end his days in secusicu
IL was thought, an evidence Of poi'fr' ,l-rts,
at heart that prompted Oh" added expression that
lie would have been pleased had his lite been taken
in any Of the numerous battle fields on which he
had fought during this waF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

We published, YESTERDAY, General Grants Of
fetal despatch, rom Raleigh ON the 26th ult.,
stating that Johnston surrendered the forces in his
command, embracing ali tay troops between Raleigh
Band the Chattahooctee River, to sherman, on the
ba-s agreed upon between Ice s1d himself for the
Army OF Northern Virginia. General, Candy and
Thoma' had been Instructed. some days previously
hy the Government, tina, General Sberman's
arrangement with Johnston VAS disappeared nv the
President, aad they were ordered TO disregard it
and push the enemy IN every direction. Generals
Meade, Sheridan and Wright we're also acting un-
der orders IN pay no regard 70 any truce or orders
OF Sherman respecting hr It.ay on the ground
mat SreTn7as sE-zeu7n. could bind MS own com
naad only and no other and they we're directed to
Push forward reGarilo-7 OF orders from shy one ex-
s-7t General Grant and crt OF Johnston re-
treat. Beau7ega7d had tsicsrspbed TO panyJle
that ner arrangement tsi been made With sber-
mon, sai thet ths -6r.rcc If the Sixth Corps vas
60 t- suspended 1-tl further order. The Sixth
Co7Ts was it win he rcco ectei, IRE ING forward
toSs7ds Johnston rear ~ Johnston rad not cur
rendered when Do I'D, IN -,r- fsT 6ev7 re -oald
ha-a been -Aut in, surrounded md overwhelmed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

There ere, 81 seems, sill some organized bands
NJ Rebel soldiers In South CaroGna. On tho sth
instant, ono of hose Es. encountered by three
companies OF national troops IN s. fortified position
near tho town 90. Sumtary'u5. ON the Manchester
and Wilmington Railway. .orty-eisbt miles east by
south Of Columbia sarp fgat ensued, when
he Rebels were routed, abort sixty or them cap
rured, Sumtervilio occupied by the small Union
force, and s. number OF Z Mon prisoners confined
there released. General Potter is on an expedition
INTO tho interior OF the SJatc from Georgetown
b. the iaios account, %, lad captured end de-
'troyed about one hnudIe, and fly cars and seve-
fal locomotives Uear Camden, and was pushing on
towards Columbia. Another eVpedition, Under
General Hartwen. had destroyed large amounts of
Rebel property including cotton, on the line Of the
south Carolina Railroad. BY the terms of the
surrender Of Johnston sa end IS put TO the war in
all the country lying between the Dan and the Chat
rahoochee river, and operations in South Carolina
win Of course cease as soon ss the terms of that
surrender Shall become known 90 the commandments
Of the various expeditions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
The LATEST NEWS.
From the New lork Herald Of sntnrda,

From the New Ork Herald Of SATURDAY.
Information has reached Washington that the rebel
steam ram Olinde alias SOneWa, arrived az lenerne
in the Canary Islands the 3Ist Mlrch in three DAYS
from Lisbon. She allowed % coal and prov sion,
but was ordered 10 leave the port in twenty four hours
She ie the lst instant Streaming rapdlT southwark
but her destination not made. public The Navy
Department in anticipation OF the appearance of the
Stonewa in some OF our bsrbOrs is King proper dis
triouton OF suitable vessels along the Atlantic sea
board
President Johnson hiss by proclamation, postponed
the time for national humil alton and prayer in con.
sequence OF the assassination OF President Lincoln from
the e5h Of May proNjmO the ate origins ly ppoint
Cd % the lst OF June next in consideration Of the frat
namei LAY being the anniversary of the ascension of
the SayiOUr.
dreadful calamity occurred early yesterday morn
iug ON The Mississippi river Few miles above Mem
pkis. 40 explosion took place on Hosrd the -te r1er
Sulta1a, having on board over two thousand Union
soldiers recently released from rebel prisons and IL
estimated that fcur'ecn hundred Of them were killed
Tho boat burned 70 the waters edge, and then sunk
The civil and military authorities IN Vermont ware
yesterday informed that preQarso fer recl roid on
The ito7ter towns CT that State sgai1 bcinz made
IN Canada, aud Immediately ARRANGEMENTS we're perfect
"a @ pct the national snd state troops IN positions TO
sepel anv attach
Intelligence CT the arrival Of JsF Davis ard lis &C.
co02a7-ng fUgitivcs a. fer South South Carolina
mas seen received il Washington Il IS thourht thaf
10 ~i hs intercepted leyro reaching the Mssiss;pp
7i=e-.
Over ore thousa0d isles Of New Orleans aid Memphis
cotton brought Overland rom Che West, were sold in
this city yesterday on go7ec1me account The prices
the yarious grades ranged an tho way from twenty.
one % fifty seven cents per pound.
An Important order hAs Just been gsued from the Of
fee OF the AdjutsnJ General al Washington. making
arrangements for an Immediate further extensive cur
tailment OF the military expenses al the government
Secretary Sewa was again able 70 ride ont yeser.
day, and was comparatively Lee from pain. Mr. + ed.
erick Seward Is mproy wing rapidly AS could be eX.
pected, and his ultimate entire recovery now appears
highly probable.
stocks were lower yesterday. Gold closed at lac 3s
Envarn mnnf. were drLI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
OPERATIONS or GENERAL sroNnnws

OPERATIONS OF GENERAL STONFlL4N'S
FORCES
After the capture Of Salisbury, one portion Of
Csn. Stoueman's command moved down the Ca
tawba River, dispensing parties going Southwest
from JohnstoD's army, and capturing Two thousand
prisoners and two pieces Of artillery. They also
DESTROYED the immense railroad bridge eleven hun-
drss and twenty-five feet long aud sixty feet high,
which spans the Catswba River in York District,
south Carolina, about sixty miles Soufh Of Sails
hrrv. Col Palmer only ceased operations on
lssrnipq that an srmistice had been entered into
h.tzeen Johnston and Sherman.
zen. Gillom, with another portion OF the com
..,s STACKED and toutcd the rebel force under
So General MCGOWAN, al AorgantoWn, taking
- Mere Of artillery. Horgantown il in Burke
- seventy miles West Of Salisbury. General
49,, Afterwards FORCED the passes through the
- R;sgs. held by the rebel forces under Gen.
80, taxing SIX pieces Of artillery and Voald
5i.sersed OF captured the whole force had ne
- sss1a.t 5y Martin vith aas-of-tFuce bearing
~. com Gen. Sherman c0unte7ss1ed by Gen
$500 49,, and directed to Gen Stoaonan ordering
$3.50 1851 Suspension Of hossIaes-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

ID EHsONAL--EmGorp. tien wanted
I Of elwyn 7. Nye Of the Third Wisconsin, IN 1il
Goth Army torps, under Cen. s:1cum. hc was not
well and became epafaied from his Company Oh,
18th of Nov last near Speers Station the Savannah
and Macon r. r.. Any information Of him win be
Address WIZ A. R.NYF
my 1-2t Wing 0hice, Richmond, va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01


4 EASES GE VALUAI3I.E LOTS IN
IL inc Burnt District at azIctiOa.-ou
TUESDAY, May I'd, commencing az II O'clock H., re
win lease g. auction upon the premises respectively the
following lots u VIE;
Tho lot on north aite Of Main, between. 9th aud I0t
sheets, being the saIae formerly occupied BY John
Regnsult--25 hy 100 feet.
TIE three los facing the Square, known tbe "2sr
House pr perry on the south side Of BANK between
Ssh and 18TH streets fronting 90 feet rnnning beck n
feet.
Tic lot on north side Main, between 18th and 18Th
streets, formerly occupied by Mr.. r. w. Knovles25 b.
100 feet
The leases arr 70 be for FIVE years. with the privilege
Of rrner al for FIVE years Buildings are 20 b.
erected according 30 plans hich viii be shown tho
time.
b. request of tho executor of s. p. Vial, declared
CRITTERS WILLIAMS.
2 pr27 Auotionsess.
P g After the leasing OF the "Park" House properly
We will Lease for term Of year tie lot adjoining on
the West formerly occupied b Richie & Dunnsvant
% q 9 N. by ~ feet GRuBB / WILLIAMS
bp29 = Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
FROM HAVANA.

NEw YORK April 26.-The steamer Columbia, from
Havana the oath, has arrived. The news of the as.
saSsinaton of President Lincoln caused much excite
ment The sad tidings cast deep gloon the Anne
residents, hut the rebels and their sympathizers
secretly and even openly reOiced. The American Con-
sulate displayed the Dag at half mast.
The Blockade runners Wren and Badger arrived on
the 93d from Galveston with cotton.
McCAUSLAND AND GILMOR TO BE INDICTED.
HARRISBURG April 26t is reported that the District
Attorney OF Franklin county win bring before the nd
Jury Of the Court 20 be convened in that county,
bills Of Indictment against the Rebel General McCaus-
land, Harry GmOr and other eadng Rebels, for levy
ing war upon the Inhabitants OF Franklin county, tor
pillage, aud murder. There be doubt but
that true bills win be found when Governor Curtin will
demand these wretches thus indicted from the Cover.
nor Of Virginia for trial in Penns ylvania
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
NTcIrosc. April 30. Ises.

FFNHE PARENTS or JOHN A. row ELL, lsie q Cadet
L of the Virginia Military institute are very anxious
10 hear from him and desire him 10 return home at once,
beth Generals J0hDstOns and Lees armies having now
surrendered ANY Information about him will be thank
fnlly tiyei Address DIR. ]. ~ POWELL.
myi-iw' Near Richmond. "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
EOR SALE-A SARATOGA TRUNK.
Il Amply 10 N. NJ. NORFLEET x CO.,
ap29-It Hufard & Co.'s old stand, Governor st.

8. SoJTRR'S SELECT CLASSICAL AM ENG
4. fish School, corner Main and First streets. The
closing quarter of this Eighteenth Session viii com
mence NJ, nday the lst OF hsy.
Terms for the quarter sl6.
"a "a t;roo ~ payment ap2e-2t'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

By +, B. COOK. 4ac.ionfcr.


geo. Main stscet.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
ap29-tds

THE EXCHANGE HOTEL IN THE CITY OF RICH.
i mOnd, % be leased at auction, for three ys.ra
from LIST July next with the privilege Of reuewa for two
other years terms TO be Xed nv competent persons
mutually chosen for the purpose. This truly valuable
Hotel will be leased at suction on the rreriscs or
TUESDAY, the 10th May 1866, al 70 o'clock, NJ Tho
Exchange is not only first class, bHt is among the
argest and best arranged hotels In the South and his
heretofore enjoyed large and lucrative patronage II
contains more than one hundred rooms ana is so favor
ably known to the travelling public North and South
RRt further description il deemed unnecessary. The
recent condagration, by which the PRINCIPAL business
portion Of our city destroyed, Including severs
hotels has created great demand for hotels and con.
sequently II ia believed that the present oilers unusual
advantages 10 persons to engage in that branch Of husi
The hotel needs some repairs, but By the exrerdi.
ura Of few thousand dollars il could in O short tire
be puf in good order, that IL could obaby be open
ed by LIST July The lessee will be exp cted o keep
first csss hotel aud will be required TO put the pr n Ices
in repair snd 70 pay the taxes thereon F rticulars
and terms made known al y time Of lsssipg.
HARRISON, GOpDik a APPEhSOE,
myt Bankers and Rea. Estate Agents.
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
' he sold st auction, OF the premises, OF WkDNES-
DAY, the 81 Of Nay, az O'Clock P " the vesy Tsi
uahe Lot NORTH side OF Cary street. and east eide OF
-hockoe Creek ltroats Al feet and rUne back alo,s
the creek about Ito feet 70 vide alley This cpert7
Is well suited for large store house or factory. as
large drying platform " he erected the creek ad
Joining the factory
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
AWUSEMFNTS.
Anew KsICEINaONlS A AaAsAhsEa,
~ Corner Seventh and Broad s.,r-s

mrs. L. hAdLL..... @anageFesS
R. D. Acting and Stage Manager
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

On TUESDAY EyENTNS I'd Inst, 81 O'clock viii
sell That excellent, tgo-sory framed building situated
"a lot foot OF Ninth below Arch street The building
smith sndcooper sbon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

Bellows, Anvis, sNd qus nifty nf Bricks spd Sal,
The frame, sides, floors aud roofs are in erce!itnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

The lease expires isi July next but can he renewed
a. moderate rent The building can be removed Il
the buyer wishes 20 DO SO. p B. COOK,
ny Auctioufar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

DERsoNAL.
i EMIL ". REMAIN, of Brombery, Prussia,
requested to call commuDicate with the undersigned
for information of interest TO him.
II. W. HANEWINCKEI,
my l-ot. Acting Consul of Prussia.