The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04
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NV ORnARs, May q, 1895.
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ne "Anencan war" s over The military represen.
-ss q he rebel Trans Mississippi Department have
s,ossAercd 70 Generals Candy and Heron.
o. thursday morning last Generals Candy Steele and
9<A Taylor arrived IN this city from Mobile on the
pss<s1 Ststss steamer Heroine.
xoost The sams hour the Ida Nay arrived from the
Seh a the Red riveT, with Generals Heron, Buchner
hrss and Brent on board They were accompanied by
ksr sa The names Of the latter ofcers are Colonel
Ssrss Bucknsr, Colonel R. z. Buske, Colonel A. Do
Snc Leutsnant Colonel J. N. Gallagher, Major F. sep,
Nee g. X. Hays Major q =, Chplsy, Captain J. G.
&srn and Dr. Robertson
On Tuesday morning last General Heron arrived at
IS mouth of the Red river, and there met General
ns~at on the steamer Champion
rsenty four hours hter Lieutenant General Buckner
end MAJOR 0ensra Price, with their sa arrived at the
s~rth Of the river on the steamer General Hodges
General Kirby Smith has boen III during the past
'sesss that General Buckner has had command Of his
2asstmsna This wss probably the reason why General
ssa'sA ssnainsd In TsxAs He Ia now At Galveston.
B9Xus I'm sURRMDER
sx some time past Major General Heron command
s u Baton Rouge, Aas been treating with The rebel
esxa Brent for the surrender Of wes Louisiana TO tho
nS forces, reporting General Candy by telegraph
a. tws . meeting between Generals CAnby and Brent
vu.e arranged BY General Heron
81 shs same umc conference was held At Narshall
fs-ss md the surrender agreed upon.
Zero were present Lieutenant General Kirby Smith,
s wals Bucknsr snd Price, and all the leading military
ss1u sths Trans Mississippi Department Buckner and
IRE directed 70 Join Brent ~ the mouth Of the
,5 river 90 operate with him for the surrender Of
g. 0airs command
hen theso ohosrs arrived at the mouth Of the Red
General CAnby was In Mobile; bat General Heron
- % time m Notifying him of the sraiifyins news by
81. usph and the moment the intelligence was received
er,-, Csnhv prcu.r,a 70, ,n.,.u, deuarure for New
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uer was not fast enough 70 suit his purpose and hs
sas h. ...s; with Generals Steele Dick T.ylor and
Vsh len Mobile Wednesday afternoon, at half past
an O'clock, on the feet steamship Heroine, captured
10 Heroine arrived In New Orleans early Thurs
ty morning, and a. soon N the Ida May arrived from
~ mouth Of tho Rcd rivsr oonierence was held At
rers Generals Candy and Heron The rebel generals
ksss k1' were ''0e''N 0'''n'' f''e' "'A '''''' ANU
neral Taylor allowed 70 JOIN tho conference by
a power 70 Srins .ss % % s1s satisfactory issue 70 ali
pa-iss concerned.
a O'Clock p NJ
SECOND conference wa held tho same evening" com.
e~<eng ss nine O'Clock, and lasting until midnight
,s terms aarsed upon arc similar 70 those accepted
y, Lee Johnston and Taylor.
tho rebel generals were vary anxious 10 Obtain per
sson ship and sell cotton In sufficient quantities
vsy % the troops In the Trans Missssippi Department;
k mis- request could not be granted All the rebel cot.
40 b turned over 20 the Union government
ynsy also desired the recognition by the Union govern
1sst of the various governors and civil officers
eoe; but this subject well the previous one Cen
esas Candy and Heron refused 70 troat upon
rhe rebel soldiers 30 paroled, dsbAnded and
tan their homes and the country occupied by the
pfien troopa
n1P 10 n1xIoo PIoroexD
hAvo every reason 70 believe that moro than one or
kss rebel generals wished to be allowed 70 take BODY OF
r-osl troops from the Trans hssisspp Department mot
S< than twenty thousand men, scross tho Rio oando
INTO Mexico, and aasst Juares In expelng harimilan
hxsa the country; but this not "down" In the
xns suppose this peypotion, like the othorp, "ien
ssryegh"
pRARfuRH or TEE RsnEL oEsxRAis
ne terms - drawn up and agrood upon, were signed
y,sisrday
Foday General Prioo and sa6 70 70 Gaivoston on the
~ smship Clinton, while Generals Buckner and Brcnt
~ ceed 70 kexsndra, accompanied by MAJOR General
~ ron, who viii arrange with Glem for the occupation d