The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
WHEELING REGISTER,
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1856.
Teiesraphic Summary.

Burke's station, in pursuit OF Lee' who
was retreating toward Lynchburg. Grant
ia confident he will compel the surrender
of the remainder Of Lees army.
General Hancock moved on the 4th to
cut of Lees retreat.
There are rumors that the President is
about TO issue another proclamation Of
amnesty to the rank and file of the reb-
els. Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter and Judge
Campbell remained in Richmond to ne
eotiate with Mr.. Lincoln concerning
peace. ''
The rebel General Buckingham has ar
rived in Washington on business with
Secretary Stanton under written order
from the President.
Granger's corps arrived at Dabney's
mills near Mobile Oh the esd General
Candy with the 10th and 18th corps were
to march on the oath.
A regiment of Federal and about
twenty rebel cavalry came within one
hundred yards ofeaeh other, in Alabama;
saluted the officers on each side and rode
off.without firing gun.
Hon. Henry S. Foote has returned to this
country and is in confinement in New
York oity.
Railroad and mail communication with
Richmond is to be established imme-
diately.
The destruction Of property III Rich
mond by the raceut fire. will amount 10
ton million dollars Gen. Dreckinridge
ordered the fire started.
There are seven lines 'f strong fort't-
cation about Richmond.
sherGiau'S army has been supplied with
clCth;nc and pro, isions, but had rot
move on tGe4 4th.
.I,taer,.. is about tw,'ve iles from
Gc'dsbJro.
Go, eruor Fentou, o. NJ in,E acalls
his former proclamation, an, appoints
thursday, the Goth, as q day Q: TANKS
givins and prayer.
Gov. Brough, of Ohio, appoints Friday
the I4th, for Thanksgiving and general
jOlliHcation.
The citizens of New York ask the Pres
ident to appoint day of general thanks
giving and praise.
A great reduction in prices i'll the Rich
mond markets has taken place since the
evacuation.
The evacuation OF Richmond has been
going on for month, but the citizens
would not believe it.
The steamer Arago with General An
derson and 800! invited guests sailed
from New York for Charleston on Satur-
dry.
It is reported that Juarez is Oh his way
to the United States, and also that be is
in Mexico raising troops.
The overland mail to Salt Lake has
been resumed,
Large quantities of cotton and silver
and gold have been found in Wilmington.
Twenty blockade-running pilots were ar
rested there recently.
No passes to Richmond are granted by
the War Department.
Forests army in the Southwest is
breaking up One hundred and fifty de-
serted in one day.
It is said excellent order is preserved
by the soldiers in Richmond
General Hartsoffis military comman-
der of Petersburg.
HThe Usage and Milwaukee, the moni-
tors sunk by torpedoes in Mobile bay,
will probably prove total loss. Six
lives were lost
President Lincoln returned to Rich
moud on Thursday with his wife,
A member of the Georgia Legislature
thinks the rebellion near its end.
Since the preceding was written, dis
patches have been received announcing
the surrender of the Confederate army
Of Northern Virginia by General Robert
F. Lee to General Grant, yesterday after
noon. The terms of surrender were as
follows: Rolls of all the officers and
men to be made in duplicate, one copy
being kept by designated officer of
each army:
The officers to give their individual
parole not to take up arms against the
United States until properly exchanged.
Each company OF regimental officer to
sign similar parole for the men under
his command;
The arms, artillery, aud public property
TO be turned over to the United States
authorities; excepting the side arms,
and private iorses or baggage of the Of
fcers, " hich they are allowed to retain:
Each sflcsr and man to be allowed to
return to his home aud not to be dis