Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
From the Virginia Union OF this morning.
Latcr from sherman - The Rebels
Going Home.

Later from sherman - Aue hcocN
Going Home.
WAsu1xeroy, May 7.-Adviccs from
Sherman's army to the I'd, state that the
formalities of the surrender of Johnston's
army took place at Goldsboro, as pre-
viously agreed on. The rebel forces, on
being paroled, laid down their arms, and
on Wednesday last, departed for their
homes. The rebel army are all leaving
for their homes. Many Of them are TAX
ing their arms with them. Some trouble
is apprehended from those who took their
arms and went away on their own hook.
Johnston has endeavored to carry out the
terms agreed on but the time intervening
between the first and second agreements
occasioned some decentralization. A move.
ment is on foot TO reorganize the State
Government.
New York. May 6.-Raleigh letters Of
the 2Sth and S0th ult., state that Sherman,
with his staff, left for Charleston on that
day, and is thence going to Richmond, to
meet his army, which was to leave Raleigh
next morning. Sherman had issued en-
order announcing the final agreement Of
the Surrender by Johnston. He prohibits
foraging, and provides certain ways to re-
lieve the pressing wants OF the inhaoi'
tantS.
New YoRK, May 7.-Advices from
Raleigh TO the 30th say that SchoHeld is
now virtually Governor Of North Caro-
lima, He has issued an order informing
the people, that by virtue of the Presi-
dents proclamation all negroes are now
free, and that it will be the duty of the
army to maintain their freedom, and ad-
vising their employment as hired laoorers
by their former masters. and counseling
the emancipated to apply themselves to
habits of industry. The planters generally
are acouiescing in the new order OF things.
many Of whom now have their late slaves
working for wages.
Movements of Federal Troops.
wIxcHEsrER, Virginia, May o. A
large portion of Hancock's corps is on the
march to Washington, via Ashby's Gap.
Several regiments have gone up the Val
ley to Stanton and other towns in the VAL
ley beyond.
RALEIGH. April 3O.-The Tenth and
Twenty. third Corps remain in the Depart.
ment of North Carolina, together with
Kilpatriek's cavalry. Stoneman's cavalry
are ordered to East Tennessee, and Will
SON to the Tennessee river, near Decatur,
Ala. General Howard and the Army Of
Tennessee will march to Richmond. Slo-
cum and the Army Of Georgia will also
march to Richmond.
--. Later from JeG.
New York, May 7.-Information has
been received from Greensboro that JEFF.
Davis left there April 25th, bound to
Texas, escorted by detachment of cav
airy, under Generals Echols and Basil
Duke. They numbered about 5000.
They had with them train of twenty
wagons. General Stoneman was within
ten miles of Charlotte, his pickets being
on the banks of the Catawba. Davis
made q speech at Charlottee, few days
before he left, promising to have another
army in the Geld larger than ever before.
Basil Dukes command burned the pub
lie buildings, ransacked the private stores,
and committed various outrages on the
property and persons Of the citizens.
HIS men are mainly Kentuckians and
Texans, formerly under Morgan.
Release of Rebel PrisOners-The 1880
Loan.
WAsHrNoToN, May lit is ordered
that all prisoners Of war, except officers
above the rank of Colonel, who, before
the capture of Richmond, signi6ed their
desire to take the oath of allegiance to the
United States, and their unwillingness to
be exchanged, shall be forthwith released
on taking the oath, and transportation
will be furnished them to their homes. 1r
respectt to all other prisoners further orders
will be issued. az
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-The subscrIp-
ton 10 the 1880 loan in the last six days
amounted TO the enormous sum of S40,-
$1,000. ,a,-.E.rst'.f
Recepiion i'm Europe of the news Of
LincOIn's AssaasinRIion.
The news of the assassination Of Presi-
dent Lincoln was received in England,
France and Italy with universal regret
and Indignation. Mason repudiates the
crime on behalf Of the Rebel States. Meet.
ings were held in Liverpool and London,
to adopt resolutions Of coincidence. Pal.
merston gave notice that he would move
an address TO the Queen, asking her to ex-
press to the American Government her
horror and deep sorrow at the assaSsinA.
ton.