New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

In accordance with the terms Of the Military Convention
entered into on the twenysixh day Of April 1865 between
General Joseph r. Johnston Commanding the Coniederate
army and Major General w T. Sherman, Commanding the
United States Army IN North CaToina
given his solemn Obligation not TO take up ams against the
Government the United States until properly released rom
this aud il permitted return to his home, not TO
he d,rbed by the United States authorities long he OBJ
h. Obligation and obey the laws IN oice "hefe no aS
reside GO r.n.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Special msicDss
GENERAL OFFICERS PAEoLED.
Iieut-Gen W. }. Hardee.
Lieut. Gen S. d. Lee.
Major-Gen. Hoke.
Msjor.Gen. ID. II. Hill.
MajorGen u. I. Chea,ham.
MAJOR Gen. Brown
Naror Gen. Bates.
Major Gen. {. L. Stevenson.
Brig Gen. NJ c, Butief
Brig Gen. Wright.
rg-Oen Goyan.
Brg-Gen Kirkland.
Brig Gen. Smith.
Brig Cen Clinginan.
Bng. Gen. L. y. sharp
Brig Gen r. Henderson.
Bns. -Gen W. T. Brantley.
BrgGen PettGs.
Brig Gen J. y. Palmer
Brig Gen. A. II. Colqnitt.
Col Com'dg Brigade, Foster.
Col. Com'dg Brigade. Lyon
Col. Comdg Brigade Howell.
Col. Comdg Brigade, Phillips.
Lieut. Col Com'dg Brigade. Rious.
STEWARDS CORPS.
Lieu.-Gen. 4: P Stewart.
Maor.Gen. w. Loiing.
VS. Festhefstone, G. N. Shelley, Lowery Brssds Con-
maniers Loring's Division.
Col WA. Butler Col J. II. Brown, Commanding bresdes
Anierson's Division.
wALTHAL's DIVISION.
pti,,, r. senmss 2,6 men Naval Brs.de
Gen. g. I. P. BeauresaTd "a men, stah uihcers
Major Smith, 81 men. oaaIe,@l.ters and commi'ssry.
Capt. Taylor, 80 men, de- ichment Lee Army
Lieut.. BuTall % men, Signal Corps
James Sloan. q meg, Msj9r and ohiei T. >
Gen. Builder, men, Stat Cavalry
Gen. Logan men, Stat Cavalry
HILL. Afpy n Ian
Johnston.
j. F. Caldwell, 81 men. Telegraph Corps;
Capt. William QuirN, 81 men, Provost Guard.
Capt. West LOG meu, Camp OF Instruction
Buekncr, - men.
MAJOR shannon. IS men.
Dr. Hines 10 men. Post Hospital
J. Hammer IL men, stan Of Msjor Hammer.
Capt Havis. 100 men. Artillery.
Col Parks. men Invalid Corps. =,
l. W. Johns Surgeon 10 officers and men, Hospital De-
A. Camraack Capt. sndAo ". men, Emp NJ. Dept.
H. T. Abel. Capt, l26 men, Artillery
j. p Yates Capt. VI men, Artillery Brigade
Can't A. A. Mosehy, Al men, Pamers Battalion
Major Johnson, % oheer' and men, Englnser Corps.
LIST Lieut., McCuire 30 men Lewiss Brigade Mounted lnL
Lieut. Col star, aud Major Morris Sea- 81 men, Field and
Brig Gen Hebest, Engineers, officers and men, Brssss
Capt. souheriaud 81 men, Artillery.
Capt. Bradhsn, % men, Artillery. Col starr.
Major Marge, 3men. QnaItern'aste General.
Capt. Kelley, 100 men, Artillery Colonel staTr
Capt. Ellis 50 Artillery. Col. Starr
]. v DaYden. l8 Ien, Artillery, Col. Starr.
Major TIesntant. a men Depot Commssary.
Major II. b. Mcclellan, oil men, Cavalry headquarters.
Capt. William Wallace. Isl men, Post Command.
Col. +. J. Harve, 10 men, Army Headquarters.
Surgeon John Cloer. officers aud men, Purveyors Office
LIEUT. Congaes men. Hardees Chief OF Artillery.
Col. Golfer PAS officers aud men ProvostMarshal.
Daniel Moran, 81 men, detailed from conscrlpts
Lieut. Col. Chew, % men, Home Artillery, A. ~ Va
Lieut.. NJ l.. Stevenson man. Planners Battery A. ~ Va
Surgeon w H. Moore patients GTeensboroush
Major Cheman IL men, Post aud Depot Greensboroosh
Dr. H. Homster, Isl men, Wayside Home and Hospital
Col o. s. Holland man. s,th Miss Re.. Stewards Corps
Lieut.. Col William w. Wier, man, 3'th Mise Hes',
Hardees Corp, and Buffers Cavalry. T. 800 men.
One Regiment goth Georgia. Jll mem consohdaed nom
81 regiments m
egnents. The commander Of the regiment, COL howell
had Is 900 on his roll in the beginning. a.,
Major q. f. Tow.es OF Gen Terys stan paroed or t"o
"a Of Nav the man who fired the inst gun In the Rebellion
Major r. e. Chemist Of Hsrdees stat, who discharged inc
rst gun q. the star u the West
ARTILLERY.
We obtained los pieces of artillery, which we're
marked near the town. with timber check caissons and
running gear, but little or no ammunition and no
borscs or mules or wagons. All these were needed by
tho paroled army to carry their raons private prop.
erty. &c.
An the valuable horses were, Of course, the private
of somebody and were appropriated. Such
vas the scramble for horses and mules that the officers
,od 20 keen strict watch their horses TO prevent
hem from being stolen, but many lost their animals
Notwithstanding every precaaon. Every horse or
mule that could carry man or any ether burden has
,een gcbled. As general rule, the officers viii carry
,way with them good animals, and the large number
# work animals which this viii distribute over the
,ountry will be great benefit TO the farmers in the
states to which they are going. Many have Ions
Journeys to perform, going beyond the Mississippi.
THEIG ARMS.
They also permitted to retain oneseventh OF tnef
,ubllc arms in addition to their private weapons ior
purposes OF protection on their way home
TIE CAVALRY.
Buffers Division Of iamptons Corps numbered about
see Eighth Page.