The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-01

InteTesting details Of the surrender OF Johnson's
rebel army have come n hand. General Grant AZ
rived at Raleigh shortly after day-bresk on Monday
last and after u brief consua alton with General Sher-
man at his dquaters the lattor sent word to Gen
Johnston that the termsof the proposed surrender
we're acceptable and that the existing truce would
terminate at the end Of forty eight hours The effect
Of Grants arrival upon the spirits Of sheunsn's
iroope magical. wave Of enthusiasm ran re-
sstlrrly through the runks, and when soon after
military review wa had, the sight Of the familiar
features OF the Lieutenant General awakened such
Recommendations Of delight a' seldom have been wit
messed, revlving to our memory the stories OF the
devotion OF Napoleon Bonapartes troop in the days
Of the little Corporal highest glory.
Amer having d rpa,chei his first letter IN John
,ton, General sherman In ie. hour. cent to
The rehol General Al explicit demand to surTcn-
der on the torms accorded BY Gr.nt 10 Ice.
on the following day tIue.dayl ;Iohnston's an-
sver WAS received. II expressed no sup lee
At the rejection Of the orrina ofiet by our Govern
ment and It ,s not l,rSea ths y'1eI 'Snt ,tOn' OF
pectation Il would be Gccepted-onenng II in the
trtpace simply 10 snahle tue fetei csaSi, 20 es,spe
have the oiginAl agreement 'moilh.d, WIN view
surrender hut sherman now deenhed 70 @ tIeat
With Any tee lence 10 that agreement and Johnston
tnally accepted an offer 10 meet sherman A. the
house Of Nj. Benne some :, miIes !om hAsIah; AZ AZ
Ir.fham station. AccoTdin'lV on Mtdht'iy' the
9Gth thev met there Johnston arrived a little le-
hind time owing 10 accident 20 the rAlllohd iin
Ue nrc.en ed AWoTn and somewhat outlei apeAf-
,rc1 as II his snxieues hAd told upon him but he
proceeded In quite huslnep-llke way 70 perform his
mart in arranging the te ms ot 'urenler r-Whlch
we're The came O. those Gcco.d 10 IRE, 10 sub,
,'Auea viz cesss on Of hostlie,, GeuNe ms up OF
N arms exoop' siio-aims Of oitce;t; OF GERS and
men 10 give heir iniiv.dusl parole il Tnilns' ana
N he o. united 10 rUturn 10 the homes ana remain
In t4ue 90 long as they oil ey the lAw'. A. 800 AZ
~, terms weIe rendered in wlitlng, and Z ghel by
sn,fr an and Johnston the latter wa, Gu pr 10 a.
icing cen Grant Gu etly ,tep Toward and eado =
he rApers on the lack. This ~@ John,loni
Srst SnoSIedge OF Grants p'esence, the laitel
having cxchaneed no wolds with HIM but iell th'
eral. incuted in the rurTender are Beanrerad, HaI
Ace Hoke and Others OF iess note. Ihe no oIln9
Wsse IInu pon, and Gen. BIAis are not Included
,ns attsr Lao No command, and the former y t re
,crtCi has teen killed in quarrel with Johnston
bor he called a cowarlly sneak tor rurrendelhs ~
,-py and pcrcmp oriy refused 20 either suTrrnde
p,wsef or let johnston surrender hir (Hampi1n'f
oigers II is said that Johnston appeared dirincne
,t1k with sherman about Hampton, but TemarSe
ba, no had ,got him out OF the way, and would haV
I.1ore trouble with him" IL u believed ho"eye
,toi Hanu.ou has hed in the same direo t4on JET
Hovi. and bgeckuridge have, IN h.s denim nation
ms IN ,he rebel fortunes 70 the last ana esc pc
Sape me stolen gold wtA the leaders IN some ioTele
'snd Iohn,ton's conduct is In the most Hrklng COZ
,+Sst N Ham pbonA, as the former seems uuetiy sC
AZ fehting, and declared ovsr and over, In MS IA
vith slerman that the wA Ns Done TIua-'lete v