New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27
The negotiations.

From OR Special Correspondent.
PAIIGH y. C., April 10 1865
The negotiations between Gems. Sherman ana
Johnston cad to-day 4 meeting between Gems
'Joitson and Sherman was effected on TIE lHh q ic"
miles beyond Morrisyillc Gen. sherman left haeish
on speciel train accompanied by his stah. No nceI
de- tal DoAemans beng the spot to chronicle 'he
performances We write from hoorsay should not i'f
Get 10 say that pencbearer for one OF cur illustrated
Journals was discovered by the General afer tie tam
had LETT Raleigh SIX miles distant and he w's dropped
and it is said made VS.! On foot to tie 'iAsge.
The NETTING.
Tie General and party reacLed Gen. kilpo'ric"S
ncadqusrlcrs zone 20 miles disiant' where 'No IRON
horse was changed ioT lose d fesh' ana 'ne parry
preceded by Capt. Hayes Of KupaiIiok's S"h' WIN
s,,,,r .,paa ard flag started after ride OF
nearly four miles. The uuee'has oil "en' ooN''s'oA'
usyty wa, he, advancing 20 nee, ours. Gen John
ston suggested that tie party should rae On " '''
sor,e az Mr.. James Bennett. Gems. Sherman ana
Johnston went into tue house leaving iheW o'au' W
cpter.sa each other. which It is said they did XII
,.,,,,k 5,,coyer,d TINT the email man with the big
sword was Gen Wade Hampton, and as Il hs wont
vent for llm'-norc coufteou.y than usual how
eYcr. HAMPTON Is described as being loud in dress
and language. Gen Johnston is said TO be very quiet
and bears tie stamp Of true gentleman In his every
movement The officers Of his stat too arc well spoken
Of by those who met thom.
sURMIsrs.
Tie many surmscs ailoat with regard to the long
delay Of Johnston in giving his answer are somewhat
amusing. The most probable * that he is quietly dis
banding his army sending item with their srms to
their homes. We know that many Of his men are re
f,I oil tf.fr
and tle.e say tha, Johnston is dfhandug them. Many
of the paroed prisoners Of Lees army are returning w.
their homes lear his Place srd seem delighted with
tie speedy close oftAe war.
PRrslDEsT LINCOLN.
The denth Of tie President OF tbs time il mole than
his fortune Tie iLvarstle remark Of the so.ier Is
they have murdered their best friend some oil the
Generals lave taken their guards OF tie houses that
they have been protecting
The guards In the town have been strengthened and
all Fifteenth Corps men are screnizcd with eare!u
eye The pcket in the exh cIne front are doubled Il
prevent tho soldiers Of tie advanced divisions from at
tackiDg TIE Rebel truce parties II this army moye'
agan. ;hnk is safo to say that the track Of TIA
army through South Carolina will not compare with thu
one that will be left by some Of the corps.
THR MARCH HITLER.
/ Tie march from GodsbOIough to this place Is said
BIZ those that have been TO the rear to have been very
easy on the country passed through One person who
came through OIL the road taken by the Twehtietf
Corps went 80 far say that the Corps was becom
ing demorazcd aud inefficient He knew because
there were chickens pigs aud cattle left at the houses
by The road and only house burnt aud that Is sal.
have been done by tie Twenty third Corps for th'
reason that one Of their men found pendant to
tree near by.
l The picturesque Of Raleigh IL certainly verl
little harmed Tie devastation that has been done wal
done by "WLeelcrs cavalry"
WHEELER.
Poor Wheeler, what an amount Of scoundrelism BIZ
diminutve shoulders have laid upon theuany respect
able "Confed" discaims entirely that he is even nc
quainted with any one connected with Wheelers cav
airy.
A meeting held a few days since at the Capito
by the officers Of the old Army of the Tennessee.
These proposed 10 arrange a committee to organize
Brotherhood that shall meet once year ct st. Louis.
Tie lih Of April is to be the day chosen. and Gener
ais Logan and Blair are to be the leading spirits.
BADGIs.
DO not remember TO have seen any account Of The
new badges o the Fifteenth and Seventeenth Corps IL
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