Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11
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OF march northward from Goidsoo'o' 'a''
Monday, ., ,
NEW Yoax, April l7.-Coton dull. Gold
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1894.
III rs, Northern Va. April 10, 1865.
General Oorders No9.
Amer four years ofarluous service, mark
Ell by unsurpassed courage and fortitude,
the army of Northern Virginia has been
compelled TO yield to overwhelming mum
Sers and resources.
need not tell the survivors Of so many
hard fought battles, who have stood stead
nst to the last, that have consented to the
result from no dislrust Of them, but holding
,l.at valor and devotion could accomplish
nothing that could compensate for the loss
tla, would hnv, attended the cun,iuation
OF the contest, have determined to avoid
the useless sacrifice of those whose past val
or has endeared them to their countrymen.
BY the terms of the agreement officers
aud men can return to their homes and re-
main here until exchanged. You will take
With you the saiisfact on, that proceeds from
the consciousness of duty, faithfully per-
farmel, and earnestly pray that q merci-
.ul God will extend you his blessing and
protection.
wi Ii an increased admiration Of your
constaucy and devotion to pour country, in
grateful remembrance Of your kind and
generous consideration of myself, | bid you
IN affecrionate farewell. Il. E. LEE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
LISBON, March 28tl.--The Stonewall has
sailed from this port. The Portuguese au-
thorticS had ordered the rebel ram Stone
wall 10 leave the harbor Of Lisbon and
r,annrd the forts.
Ihr Unitei States steamers Niagara and
. lcramcnto have arrived here, nhi the Por-
.ugurse au horitirs ha prohibited their
siling for twenty four hours.
LIsBoN, March 2J--ihe trigatcs Niagara
nul Sacramento attempted 10 sail before
iiie eSpira ion Of the time fixed by the Por-
tugncsn authorities aud WAS tirci on by the
fort. The Niagara was struck on the poap
anl seaman killed. The vessels thereup
on anchored. CONSCRIPT.
SsnsvEpJRr, April 29.--The Natchitochcs
Times special wiring from the Truce boat
ut Alexandria. under date Of he 9th says,
aur splendid Ram Webb ran ont of Red
River on Sunday night, tho 23d inst. At
clock, c;caping through the blockading
squadron, but one shot from the monitor
Il nllattun being fired at her. She fairly
lew over .n'e WEI, I,1 Ta" w. ynn.sss ,.-.
ere sue wa ou.o, S.s",, ', J;sno,o,
in terr'o'e "ptoar %", Tnm v" Gr,aans tn,
Iol' "',o" a,rI ~ ,rore r,rnd an,
,ne ''ne', 'I T., ,r',r i;,.on Ronro Sbe
o, hv Nav Orleans but tyentv.fye miles
,ti,a Mo ci,y vos fired into bv the Rich
n"J land Iisob, cd when she was run ashore
nj b-owp IN All her crew escaping ex-
", n,, ,hrcc
Sr,h 10 the Yankee account of her fate,
-, ,aot, cnr6,mat;on Tho Yankees
''I,,;, ,hat Il was daripc undertaking.
S,o - RI. oi1iccrs remark, thu, "lhe
Wnbh ,,avei us hell Of a trick"
pn,nn',: nrevuil tba. ANDY Johnson md
c,an,on h.v. hsen ,ssassinated
penorts are curren, ,lrt General John.
,,on had hecn rein iorccd ~ the remnants
or army, and had frht with Sher.
man At Gollsboro. on the 10th, and whipp-
ad him b,dly.
New Orleans papers of the Oath say that
Gems. Imboien and Rosser refused to sur.
repler un Ter the terms offered to Gen. Lee,
and Immediately, marchod to Join Johnston
in North Carolina.
Jnlse Campbell, Mlyor Mayo, of Rich-
nonl and other prominent Confederate and
state officers have been arrested for Bo,,h
and his accomplices, who have escaped.
CONSCRIPT.
sHREyEpoar, Nav 80. 1865.
We take the following from the Alexan.
Ssx Yoar, April 2a-.rhe oommorsiar.