Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
Regular Report.
Terms OF Mosbyss surrender-Rebe beIi
Violating their Paroles.


Violating their Paroles.
New YoRk, April 24.-The Herald
Washington Correspondent says Mosby
secured base Of agreement similar to
! that obtained By Johnston. A person
I who was present at the consultation in
forms the spondent that the memo
randum or basis OF agreement was
J drawn up in the presence of % Federal
and 20 rebel officers, aud provided that
! Mosby should surrender on the same
terms as Johnston if the latter should
| surrender That two days armistice
should be allowed to submit the agree
ment to Gen Hancock. If approved,
4 then ten days were 10 be allowed Mosby
ts get a reply from Johnston, and in the
! meantime no marsuding should take
/ plaee IN Farquar or Loudon counties.
/ That If Johnston failed to surrender or
got whipped, Mosby would surrender on
! the terms npou which Lee surrendered
Tho WOrkfs Washington special says
that a letter from afksville, Va, states
that some Of the paroled men from Lees
army have been detected IN tea-ing up
the railroad between THAI place and
Richmond The parties we're not caught,
but II arrested they are likely to &c tried
and immediately shot for q yiolatica OF
their p.roie. The same letter adds thst
the last remnant Of Lees army, compos-
ed Of some dozen regiments and one old
ambulance, had, the day before, taken
their melancholy departure for home.
A good many Of Lees old officers de-
clare that they can never live in the
South or the North, and they shall either
90 to Europe or Mexico, though they pre-
fer to Join the North and enforce the
Monroe doctrine on the latter.
The TFibuae's Washington special
says that so many paroled rebel prison
ers have arrived there (their former
place of residence) that the Government
will have to take some action to rid the
country of their presence. Il has been
deemed proper to place guard around
the residence of Chief Justice Chase.
About II per cent OF the clerks 10
! the Baueau of Deserters have been
/ discharged as unnecessary
The name of the hospital steward
who CON mitted suicide, and was sus-
! pected of eonplicitE IN The assasslna-
[ ton, is Geo. y. Love.
! The steamer Blackstone, from Hilton
Head, April 20th, brings Savannah pa
pers of the 18th
The Savannah Herald of the 18th,
says intelligence was received there on
! the 18th, confirming the news OF the fall
of Montgomery TIE place was eyacu-
ated by the rebels aud occupied by the
/ Federal troops on the llth. The rebels
! retreated in the direction Of Columbus
| Government stores were bei3g re-
moved from Columbus, the fall Of
which place was expected BY the next
news from Augusta or Savannah.
! A letter Of the 18th says, the receipt
! of the intelligence of the sad calamity
that has befallen the nation, has cast the
/ most profound gloom over the city
Flags are suspended at half mast, and
! other emblems of mourning are seen
everywhere.
A meeting was held at Hilton Head,
at which resolutions condoling With the
nation and family of the deceased, snd
calling for more vigorous prosecution
of the war, were adopted
On the 10Th seven arrests we're made
81 Hilton Head
On receipt Of the sad intelligence in
Savannah Gen. Grover requested pa
per to withhold it until the next morning,
and doubled the guards throughout the
city.
The steamer Blackstone passed the
Admiral Dupont, laden with troops, on
the afternoon of the 18th, at Lybee bar.
| PHILADELPHIA, April 24-Tbe body Of
President Lincoln remained in State
till 10 o'clock, this morning. At
I O'Clock, the line Of march was taken to
the Trenton railroad depot The train
consisted Of 80 elegant cars provided bY
| the Camden and Amboy railroad, al
tastefully draped. The funeral car last
night was additionally draped, heavy
silver fringes being placed at the end Of
the black coverings Of the several panels
and the festooning being fastened with
stars and tassels Of similar material
The materials we're contrib buted By
citizens of Philadelphia. -.
Gen. Parker came on board at Nor
risVille with Adj Gen. Stockton, Q. u.
General Perine, and others Of his staff
They were accompanied by Z. S. Sena-
tor J. P. Stockton, aud we're received By
Governor Curtain Of Pennsylvania, Who
had Joined the funeral party at Harris
burg.
| sTRESToE, n. J., April 24-The funer-