Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-26

Lee I, SAYS the surrender included al the reb.
| I'll armies
The Time Washington corresponden, says be
Is authorized to say that the president will on no
| account dispense with toe services OF Mr. Seward
- secretary Of state. Re enierIairs for him the
deepest sympathy ia bis suaerirgs. and regards
The Preservation OF his lls ss second to that Of;
no msn 10 the nation, and impa,ently awaits the
time when be will have the benef, Of Mr.. Sew
ards counsel
Reports that Toe president Is about TO reorgep-
re bis cabinet are without foundation
Subscriptions OF thousand dollars have been
maze oy the family o: Joha {. Rives 10 the fam
iy Of the late presiden,
Lincoln deposits were made with Jay Cooke &
Co. Is : suggested that JAY Cooke & Co. be
appointed TO receive all Subscription. Tor thu
public testimonial
Tie HsTald's Washington special ssrs IL /
Authosita.iveiy known that Gen Shermsa knew
before the terms EeEe sisned by him Of ths as
ssssiaAticn Of the president, which renders bis
course more aBd more extraordinary in the oD;p.
ion OF the administration Opinion Is publicly
and cbaIitsbly expressed tia, il mGst have been
done under temporary absence Of mind
Washington special says: IL is expected
that within few days several generals not Dor
II active service will hand ia their designations
Generals Burnside, Rosec-Sn< and Butler arc
Ia ls understood that Gen. Sherman will be re
lleVed by Gen. Grant. and be required 10 answer
Tor nis assumed Ohense before a military cour;
Inc correspondent OF The Boston Advertiser
says: There Is no truth in the statement ths,
Wilkes Booth WAS 10 be m aEried In the daughter
o; prominent senator.
The Hersld's Fortress Monroe correspondence
says: The Steamer Ashland, loaded with troops
from New York. ran ashore On the 18th. az or
Irfo
Promethus lert their assistance and succeeded
in saving all the troops who were landed safely
st Roanoke Island. The Ashland had FIVE feet
Oh sand and four feet OF n alter in toe hold
The irioune's special from Raleigh. y. q al
the 18Th, SAYS:
The conference between Sherman ,nd John
ston Was sought by Gen. Johnston the sav after
the occupation of Raleigh by the union army
the d o; truce being sent in with a request for
all srmlsice. and a statement OF the best terms
upon which Gen. Johnston would he permitted 10
surrender his army.
Alter two days delay the personal interviews
took place between the two chiefs of the opros
ing armies. The conference strictly private
only Wade Hampton being present with Johnston
on the first day ami J G Breckenridge on the
second
The generals were treated with in their char /
scter as simply commanders Of the insurgent ar
HS tOh-SuctdCN NdS not recognized, al
though JEFF Davis was understood to ne the par
ty consenting to the surrender
ado Hampton is understood 10 have with
drawn from the conference and signihed his in.
tenti0n TO continue the Fight on his own hook
Johnston immediate command Is supposed
TO be $4,000 infantry and 900 cavalry.
IL is settled that az soon as the
ratification OF the terms OF cspitulation i made
known from Washington. Ger Sherman will
Oh,
where 1t VIII be mustered ont OF service
wAsHISoroS. April %
By dhection OF the war department, all drafted |
men OF the District, who were in barracks and |
moi actually 10 the field, have beeu relieved
Ait paroled officers Of Lees army who are
nov in Richmond, ard wish to go to Europe will, |
oy direction of General Ord, be furnished with |
passports OIL application st the Office of the pro
vost usr>hal general 81 the DEPARTMENT of Nir- |
ginia
general c:dtr published III The Richmond |
Wing, OF the 9th. directs that if among the |
paioied prisoners a. the confederate army, there
are any mechanics who desire to remove north
With thes families. fei the purpose of obtaining
work, they will. upon taking the oath. be tFsns
ported to Philadelphia. New York. or Boston
General Dent, L. S 4 has been az signed to
cuty rs military commander OF Richmond With
direction over all the troops In the city.
Captain Bridges, c 5 Y. opened bids Tor
furnishing the government With tOgi. Sc,ne
DAYS ago 24 800 barrels were bid Tor excIusvel,
oy 1eoTgeiown sEd Baltimore, At prices from
s. - to 81 10 per barrel Five Thousand Der
rels were taken at Sc 10
Ii is thought Mrs. Lincoln will nut leave
" ashington before the last OF pe1t week; she i
YET much depressed in spirit. and unable 70 iesve
her room.