Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-01

NEW YoIX April 30.-The Heraid's NewberI
correspondent of the 27Ih, says:
The lamentations of Sherman's army over the
sasssssinstion OF the president were suddenl,
schanged 10 reeeings at the appearance OF Gen
eGrent
I The ms granted Johnston embrace in tbe
Surrender, four armies Of the military division o.
THE west, but excluding the fifth of Dick Taylor
Flying west of the Chatahoochie river AmonS
fthe generals surrendered is BeauregaEd The
spFincipal among the lieutenant generals is Hsr
Siee Bragg. lately relieved of command, wa,
suOt surrendered Wade Hampton refused TO be
ssurrenderel and is reported to have been shot .,
= 0hnSton ia alteration. but more trustwor
Sthy report IS that he fled ia company with Davis
I The numbers actually surrendered are q 400
Although more names given. All the militia frou
&SOuth Carolina, North Caroline, Georgia, ans
sthe guilt states are included
4 Gen Grant returned to Washington Oh Sstpr
Gay
The Herald's Washington special says or
Nconsui genersl in Canada has given notice t,
Sthe authorities that all criminals connected wiz
xthe sssassipaiion Of PresideOt Lincoln must b,
zsurrendered to the United States.
8 The Hersld's Mobile correspondent says on
Itorces captured there 2l5 heavy guns, 10 ,0Gl
4staud of arms, 5000 bales OF cotton, besides y,
8 immense quantity of corn and other grain.
= 1t is stated that 100, 0O0 bales of cotton anC
81 900 barrels rOsin are hidden in the swamp
4aloDg Alabama. most OF which is within reach
3of our forces.
Over 10000 stragglers from the rebel arm
&have given themselves Up.
= Guerilla bands iniest the neighborhoo cd OF on
&iines. party OF them went to the Batt
SHonse or the nigh. OF The Nth, intending Il
= assassinate Gen. Granger, who was not there
b The dispatch boat Rose was blown up by
torpedo on the 4th, killing two men aud wound
ling three.
i 4 dispatch dated Aptil 18Th, says An Office
SfrOm Dick Taylor staff had arrived at Genera
2Canby'7 headquarters 10 make terms of surren
4 peT of Tayior's command
The Houston Telegraph publishe. the detail
lot the conference between Gen. Slaughter ant
Gen. Lew Wallace Il guarantees, in case O
the surrender OF the rebel forces in Texas, pro
lection to slave property, the yindication of ia,
: Monroe doctrine, and the establishment OF a pro
: ectOrate over Mexico.
! 4 letter from the rebel Mai Gen Walker
= h0W ever, shows that the rms offered were tina
6they must lay down their arms, take the oath oil
E allegiance, and accept such terms of amnesty o.
foreign exile the government would grant
i Ibese terms Gen. Taylor rejected, claiming tha
5 with three hundred thousand men yet iu th,
Held the rebels eau achieve their independence
The Heralds Washington correspondent write
Il follows
4 The last positive information of JEFF DAVIS
movements was that he passed through Char
4 cite on bis way south, escorted by brigade Of
cavalry, probably Hampton's The chances arr
: that Davis can not escape.
q Intelligence from the Shenandoah states ths
Ssll Lees paroled soldiers going home in tina
direction are Taqlirei to take the oath of allie
SIeeiance.
Many of Mosbys men come into Wincheste
with the paroled men, among them his second il
9commaBe, 1t COL Chambers.
fhe Macon. Atlantis and Columbus paper
contain accounts Of the march Of Wilson, forces
aup.to the 2O:h
All the rolling stock OIL the Montgomery aux
W. est Point railroad was destroyed at Ia Grange
The depot vas burned. bu, no private dwelling
The city of Griffin surrendered bv To,