Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

tended vas On Friday, st shieh GRAFT ~s pr~--
cns. hs TUNED 20 The gescrai and s-ksd bin Il
% bad besrd from sherman Great rsc..ed he
bad not, brt vas hourly expecting disp.sehss
iron han. ANNOUNCING lie sEfFescez Of Johnson
Wei. said tie pr0ident. you VIZ hear very soon
nos; The ness <iil be inportsut. Why do you
think 80. said Grant Because ssiG Mr. Lincols.
had dream last pirht ssd ever since the var
begsn have invanss.y had some dream before
any very important aailit4sy erect has oocurrec
He then isstsBces Bull Run. Antisfan. Oe,tys-
burg &c, and sid that before each Of these
events. he bad some dream. aud turning 10 Sec
rotary Welles. SAID il u in your lire, 100. Mr.
Weiles- The dream ~ that 1 saw . ship sailing
very rapidly and sn surc ths, !; portencs some
important national event
The Commercials washingsoa letter ssys
Mrs. Lincoln vas at hrs, disposed Go consent 20
the removal Of Der susbsnds remains 20 Spring
field for tpsl intcsmenr, but there Is a desire
manifested to-day to have them deposited in the
capitol. in the place intended for the remains Of
Washington.
as NEw YoRK. April Is.
Hon Schnyiet coifax writes 70 A d. Rich.
sruson. Of The Tribune. that there will probably
be 20 extra session u congress. Re adds that
II he hsd ben sole 20 have attended the theatre.
IS invited. BE would doubtless have been sssas
snsied By the dagger intended for Gen. Grant.
On, that he would willingly have given bis life
II be could have nvcd tbst Of the president
EEv Yosk. April rs.
Fortress Monroe Dispatch Of the 18th SAYS:
Flags we're placed at half mast on the fortress
snd on all the shipping in the haFbor, including
French and British men -ofwar
The steamer Dictator had arrived from City
Point bringing $50 psroled officers and men. OF
Lees army. en- route for home
FonTRzss MoSRox, April 10, 1855.
The steamer Admiral Dupont arrived yes.er-
day afternoon
The MOOrhead 0y brought sdyices from
Shermsns forces. General Sherman. having
lefs Goldsboro Il lis rear. ~ once strnck out for
Johnsions army, hoping 10 be able % give him
battle Johnston, however. kept rctresting. and
i appears that sherman hss me. with but little
resistance TO he march north.
Ugh was captured last Thursday with bus
very little fighting. and that was confined prin-
cipslly TO the cavalry, and diminishing between
the advance pcketsof both forces. Supplies for
Shefmsns army are ceniered near Roanoke
Island. and The vessels lying at anchor there are
awaiting toe ordegs OF his chief commissaTy.
EEvsExx April I5-Ioa an
The superintendent OF the railroad, arrived
here from Goldsboro. states that Governor Vance
was captured nv cavalry. between Hilisboro
| and Raleigh, on the 18th instant.
Report states that Vance had been sent 20
Sherman by Johnston. who Hiilsboro.
with instructors to surrender the state of North
Carolina 10 Sherman. but that these Instructions
were after ards countermanded. and Vance
on his way 70 Johnston without having seen
Sherman, When captured.
POSTSCRIPT
Shermsn's forces entered Raleigh fss day,
since. and Is moving on beyond thai place after
Johnstons army, which continues 10 fall back
without fighting.
WAsHIsoros. April Il.
Governor Oslesby, of Illinois. spoke in high
praise OF Mr.. Lincoln. and expressed 10 behalf Of
| the Illinois delegation, the fullest confidence IL
Jehnson's ability % conduct TIE Affairs OF the
nstloD, and pledged the wsrnesi support Of his
stste and country.
Whereupoa Mr. Johnson said.
l have listened with profound emotion 10 the
KIND woTds you have .aid in behalf OF the large
delegation Through you had 10, anticipated
these words Of encouragement in The MIDST Of
tue saddening circumstances which surrounds
AMI increases the responsibility thro.u upon me
| Expressions 81 confidence Of individuals and
still more OF the influential body like that before
me. representing great commonwealth. chee-s
ALI strengthens my heavily bprdencd mind in m
hour ike this OF darkest sorrow.
| We're il possible 20 enbody an words the feel
| ngs OF nv bosom. couli not command my lips
TO utter them. Perhaps the best reply could
make. and the one most appropriate to your kind
| assurances OF cor hdenee. would be 10 receive
| them ia silence
To individuals like Ia self. Who have pever
claimed much, but who have, Il 10 true, received
| from generous people, msnv marks of trust
aud honor. al occasion like this aud the mani
feststions Of public feeling 60 we'll timed are e.
| pecially acceptable. By many men IN public
life, such occasions are often considered merely
| formsl 70 me they are real