The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

.ON LA l., ~ eAh IL, lOOO.
4 majority approximate the sboss figure II mos
an% ors added . ss S
has lost thousands by deserin Only shattered rem
s.ns OF TINS once large army now remains me arm,
stated IL has fought It's last battle
usiriN1 TIE REBEL oAHH
spent several hours to-day in tbs reboI 0ucoDpmen
Tin company with General Crawford We visited the
headquarters OF several general officers ~ eli or which
acss General Crawford met Of hts old associates
In Ane regular army During interview with Gs'nsra
Lee General Crawford told the former ths IL he sh ould
80 North he would view the Presidents treatment and
consideration, and would ind that he had hoses Of
friends there ~ Supposed all the people of she North
looked upon me NJ rebel Ieader remarked General
Lee and his eyes filled WITH tears showing The grea.
depth Of emotion and feeling. throng OF
rebel officers most Of the tune crowded Cone
raj Lees tent 1t is evidently busy
eight by nine wall tent his staff sleep under tag ten
his headquarters are 10 the edge Of piece Of woods IN
tho rear OF the infantry All the surroundings were q
the pianest kind but Is well known his army life has
always been marked by great simplicity indulgng In
Injuries other than those used BY the majority Of his
ooen At other headquarters found the same scarcity
Of accommodations More than ono o1ncer in asking
General Crawford to renew his visit coupled with the
remark 80 Bring your rations with you, II you expect
anything TO eat we are hard up fos eatables you
know" remarke yesterday that they had been sup.
Piled with rat'ons from our army and this supply IL still
The rebel camp ID very much mixed up and with very
ntts seeming regularity Many, should suppose, from
could 500 Most seemed TO be in excellent spirits 80
much 90 that infer and think very justly that to
We found among the officers that the Fifth CORDS Il held
In the highest estimation by them and they always
feared defeat when brought 70 battle with the
GENERAL LEs's 1ARxwuL 70 ARMY
ny visit procured me copy Of General Lees farewell
sidress 70 his army Thousands will road with ints-
HEADQUARTERS, Army NoRrunr vmounA.(
April 10, 1895. !
Ge0<y0I NJ
After four years OF arduous SERVICE marked by
passed courage and fortude the Army Of Northern vr
numbers and resources
need not tell the brave survivors Of so many hard
that have consented this result from dstrust
Them but feeling that vaor and devotion could
pish nothing that would compensate for the loss that
would have attended the continuance OF the contest
determined to avoid the useless sacrifice OF those whose
past services have endeared them to their eountymen
BY tho terms OF the agreement officers and men can
return 10 their homes and remain until exchanged You
will take with you the Satisfaction that proceeds from
the consciousness Of duty faithfully performed and
earnestly pray that mercifu God win extend TO YOU his
blessing and protection.
With unceasing admiration OF your constancy and
devotion 70 your country and grateful remembrance Of
your kind and generous consideration for myself bid
you all an anectionate farewell
Tho above address may be looked upon about the
closing act in tho drama Comment is unnecessary-t
d Is its own comment
REMOVAL OF The CAPTURED ARTILLERY AND TRAINS
Arrangements being made to send to Petersburg
tho surrendered artillery and trains. call has been
issued for thousand additional this
purpose. They will probably be gotten away to
BUYING REBEL OFFICERS HORSES
borses to our ocsrs NAM Of bam have veyv na
animals and they are not backward In asking good
prices The largest degree of Judgment think is how
utterly refuse accept and in this refusal show unqucs
toned dsrust Of the financial scrip Of the confederacy
GuRRILAs ATTACKING A TRAIN =
The Twenty fourth corps train, while foraging
expedition to-day, was attacked by guerilas Stripping
the teamsters Of their clothing and giving rebel garments
instead Is reported all the damage done.
ARMY MOVEMENTS
The Second and Sixth corps left to-day 1t is supposed
the Fifth corps will be tho last to leave here am not
at liberty Of course TO give the destination Of any Of the
corps.
Mr. Charles III. Hannam's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH ARMY CoRrs I
NEAR RICK's STATION, Va, April IL, 1855.
MARCH TO BURKKsvLIx.
Tho Sixth corps arrived Rice's Station roe
for Burkesvile this afternoon In consequence Of the
quantity of rain which has recently fallen the roads
in horrible condition. and both men and horses expe-
rienced great difficulty In passing the thick clayey
soil; but the which have crowned the
OF the Army Of tho Potomac have had tho effect
the march has resembed grand military festival.
almost every step Of the way we were greeted by nd
miring darkeyB.
D1r. j. Walton Fitoh's Despatch.
HxADeUARrrRs Ninth CoRPs, I
bURKESVILk JUNCTION, Aprli ~, 1000
: The army hos begun Its movement from the scene @
surrender of tho enemy and already tho
try contiguous these headquarters covered with tn
camps Of the returning victors.
MOVEMENTS GENERALS.
Major General Meade and star arrived hero fror
Farmvlle about yesterday, and will probabI
sojourn In this vicinity for several days TO come
Major General Sheridan, with small guard OF hi
famous cavalry passed through hero about ten ococl
yesterday, moving route for Nottoway Court House
distant nine miles in our rear where 10 roportet
that the outpost Of the army will be made As ye
nothing has tanspircd 10 indicate what disposition Il
be made Of the army, though is probable, tina
General Meade has arrived, that something dennit,
regarding future movements will be known speedily.
ARMY.
During yesterday and to-day quite q number OF tht
recently paroled men from Lees army have reported
Major Smith, provost marshal Of the Second divi
Of this corps for the purpose Of soliciting anspora
construction corps has rendered operative from the
latter city 70 Burkesvle Junction OF nothing
means Of transportation being TO the use OF
own men. II seems II the magnanimous conside-
and with which the rebels hereabout
have been treated only to render them pro
Stunning and expectant OF favors unlimited.
The Press Despatch.
FoRrRsss MoSRox, April ~, 1896.
Tho George Ieary brought down direct from the from
fifty bearers Of battle days and other trophies including
ssvo raj beautiful State flags.
A.-Lottery Pri.ss Cashed. Circulars,
drawings and information sent
J. X. CLAYTON 10 wan street n. Y.
Prizes Cashed I'm all LegaIized Lotteries,
and information given. Drawings sent
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A silent Sewing Machine.
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with ZIMMERMAN 4 CO.'S Sparkling CstAwba Wine
Depot ~ Duane street
A.-Marsh's Truss Once, 434 Broadw ay,
under Barnum's Museum shoulder Braces SILK Elastic
Stockings and Abdominal belts, &c.
I Abraham Lincoln Busts, Badges, Pcr-
traits Rosees. Mourning Equipments, including Flags