, 1865-05-01
The Funeral Corlege.
The ROUTE FROM C0LUM.
BUS TO INDIANAPOLIS.
The Whole State Of Indiana
In Mourning.
The Raid Of the Rebel
Ram Webb.
She Passes New Orleans in
Day Light and is Blown
up Below the City.
No Damage Bone BY Her on The
Trip.
LATE AND IEsFoRTaNT FROM
NORTH CAROLINA.
Complete Details of Jchnston's Sur
render~--Reau1egard and Hardee
Among the Prisoners.
Wade Hampton Escapes with
JEFF Davis.
ALL TIE REBEL FORCES III
KENTUCKY SURRENDERED, |
Complete Details of Jchnston's Sur
render---Beau1egard and Hardee
Among the Prisoners.
Wade Hampton Escapes with
Jeff Davis.
ALL TIE REBEL FORCES III
! KENTUCKY SURRENDERED,
From Eur0pe--El1cct of the Amcri-
can News Abroad.
TYEE FUNERAL CORTEGE,
Scenc8 nnd Incidents from ColuInbu
to En&lfanR pulls.

We departed from Columbus as dated. The
ya.t eopcourfc nf citizens who escorted the re-
mains to The depot speaks we'll for the people Of
Columbus and the adjacent country. The process
sion which accompanied the remains to the State
Houee this morning conducted 1t TO the starting
point this evening. D. Smith, President, and J.
II. Ta1nt. Superintendent Of the Columbus and
Indianapolis Central Railway, are on board giving
personal attention to the wants and wishes ofpas.
Eenecrs. S. #. Hughes, conductor, and Mr.
James Gorn1y, engineer, are in charge Of the
train.
fspectal Dispatch to the Chscsgo Tzsbpee]
PLEA.ASr VALLEY, April a9-3 m.
Here q great bonfire lit up the conntry for
nlles.- A large coucoursc Of citizens assembled
druped in mourning. held in hand BY iwo ladles.'
Dsiot was decorated with crergreens. .
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tn0unc.]
UAtoss11Lr, D., Apnl 29-op.m N.
There are Only dozen people here and ret
them e,,llug In wagons. the people having come
in from the country.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
MILFORD, @. April sa.-919 p. m.
BonnIG m hele wneo are ss sssS 9 aGe
chiefs eloWly. About t@e1ty miles from this
place farmer and his family we're standing in
spsea Dps!eh aa1 % ,he chesso Tsbaue
WOODSTOCK, O.. Aps1l s9-9A0 p. n.
Abort 500 people PRESENT; TAe 1,als, R,s:eatsa
ball and Miss Mary Urn2nstop, On the part of the
ladlea Of Woodstock; another By Mas Ann 81.
CuIuler, and u1othet By Mrs. G. Martin and Miss
ntlieah. Theee ladies' we're permitted to entes
tie FEexiaenss car and strcw dowcta o. the coIln.
The Woodstock eofuet band p.Hyea dtrre. The
With uncovered he.ds. The soenr w4s a. aIactias
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TtibuncJ
CAyALO. Apfil 29-1b D. m.
The centlezuen On the train asked the supcr,n:
tendent where Ill the people caue from who 4 ID
were large bur dres. A soldier stood IN the CEN
lit Of the assemhlage holding aag. AL the men
stood uncovered.
UnBAsA, q. April @9-1Gcu r. Il.
Some three 1hoQsaed people ttesent. 4 large
eross on 1he plAtforg. cnlwined with wrraths Of
Nfs: i. :. .Wili.ama, President. u tne L,d'ss'
Soldiers Aid Society. From the top OF tue cross
and tl,e eho.t arms were hung illuminated coloxcd
t1acEf lf va an elevated pisG5rm, On which wis
fcrty Ge1tlt men and Ladies' who EuuS with pathetic
Sweetness the hymn emitted ITO to Thy Rest."
Ep1sropa3 MD Pre*hy tgsiau churches. Large
bonEses nude the night light as dag. M,nuis
guns were fired. Tn yuung ladies' entered the
la,'1es was SO affected that she wept in great
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1tune.}
GkTIESBuRa, o., April 3u--11:s.1.
Huye bonfrcs, dropping days and other evidences
Of II ouyEfng ure seen. There were like scenes at
Richmond Junction and Cotr1ngto1, just passed.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
Sr PANS, O., April 29-t1:21 D. N.
An iNunIoltlon by which may be seeu large
aesemnlsEe present, who .tact IN silence Us the5
look on The, moving tram; A beautiful bog11st
boaaet was most arustic At Westyllle Station
crowds we're gathered to pay their respects to the
dead.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
'CoxoExr, O., Aprll % Lag p. N.
4 long line Of people and tEo atnes OF soldiers
etsnang N lie. On the r1eht little boys and girls
Il en- 5onrg m-n and women, people fn the center
supporting large American dag. Three young
mourn:nl 1 a,f and was1 c6aunted by The dag
btareIs.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune:l
G.EEsy111z, @, Aps1l 29-12p. N.
Th!rty-six loung ladies'. dressed u In white, and
the l1aiu. A requiem WIS sunE nth thkllilng f.
feet By ruueer u ladies' and gentlemen. A6oat
ddpot ss sieiny bn eter
side OF Tee depot were two bon1fes, which she'd Z
most brilliant light all around the train md de-
pot.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune]
P1QuA, o., april s9-tas::S0 a. III.
Not LEES than ten thousand people are around
{he t1stn great desire Is manifested to see the
President. The Troy band mi the Plqua band
p}syeo spprops,ate music af1er which de,egat1on
IRON tue Mt1hodist Churches and Rev. Granville
| Moody sRng hymn. As youmay lmag' ne, 1t Wa.
scene wtlth Ii s:!do1n wituessed-
tspecaai Dispatch to tho Chicago TEibupc.}
NEW PAa1ss, April s9-s:41.
Great bonn1es light up tue ekies. A crowd la
gathered abont who stand with uncovered heads:
| 4 beautiful arch 0f evergrecns Was formed aboye
the track under which the train paseed. Ths arch
it1ezee. at WileSs, New Madison and Weaver ;
! Stations muurners were eoDgregated 10 pay their
respects to the passing dead
| l6pect1i Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
RicuAoSD, Ind, April 30-3:11 4. m.
| The scene here was not only im2osing, but
Inasntaceuuy solemn. From, tEelsu to fifteen
thousand people we're assembled. A. We ap
ipc of ras,sos9. were tolstug, md ai tae engines
were ont, ltt up w1h revolving lamps, &C.. taste
fuIly oecorat.d IN mourning; . 4 gorgeous arch
On both e1ues Of the. structure we're American
digs, wfoueht into uiangles, down the sldcs o1
which wera suspended, at equal distances. trans.
thanlete Of evergseene clambered up tie aides 81
| 1he irfsnglee, conferred ut the summit tu velvet
1osettes, Across the structure, at about eighteen
hisck velvet. On tie ends oi this tssselated p!at
In dropping folds. In the center Of this uppcl
ssnDs hs eeDE es ''e q os eps5s:s
side vas bog soldier, and On the other {
hoy eatlot, both acting as moufner.
% %hs ee as s zo:ss aaoSs NJ
rosettes, and linked wreaths Of green, agar
elskped atoM the flagstaff and folding thense!ve.
a,onna af ,hs ssuel
cry, was Miss Mary Mccland, as the Genious o
Iiner1I, Henry Cole. as the soldier, and Charlie.
Hlmmt tmaD, as the sailor.
Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CENTnEsuLE, 3:u d. m.
Depot sr1eDdid]y rohed In mourning. At .cl
end Of ,he platform we've two chandeliers bril-
lsanssy lighted. The people seemed anxious tha
could not be complied with.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbane.]
| GERMANTOWN, Ind ,-a;45 a. N.
number Of splendid boInscs were b aztnq
aees drsped' and The usual evidences ofs"ef eS
| nsneciel Dispatch to the Chlcaao Tribune.1
| DUBLIN, Ind, 100 g. m.
Platform cad side tracks line: with peop. g Wnos
1oos md actions bespoke that deep grief va
hcirs Their floral oesngs t. 1ne dsad 1s.; were
hsm1tcme arch of entw1ned erergreens va
erected for the funeral to pass under; % q
| richt WIS large draped nag. Inc aGpot was ~ ~
eea'1E drspsa IN 9s a rrasident monde de-
| stee? portrait ol on1 inat"eA ooA~
In eyerg1eens.
LEw1sgn1E, Ind 4:?s an.
rDe sTsfasnE,sb E,be Of ra t. i esss' tss deae e
sn,5 suy57enndea enade 81 81 deeorattons Links ot eye!
crcen. arc Joined Ind form continuous !ine, cii c
sing ali 3onnd the trout Of ths .Ss Sspot the ~ ~
m1ncie % our e len tears w,1h sours.'t ':llncoiu, tn
savior Of bis country, the ersancipator Q! rag
and the friend OF all mankind, trtumphs ore
dtath and mounts VIGOROUSLY npHNe.
| t8pe etal Dispatch to the Chicago Tftbune.I
clAn1or1sy111x, Ind, April 3a-5-N a. ue.
| Ihe Aight here was really beautiful. MoUrnin
| eouches around whose e1trancs eTexEreeus vel