The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08
THE SURRENDER.
Carrying Out the Terms Of
Johnston's Surrender.
The Rebel Generals Farewell Ad-
dress to His Army.
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Partial List OF Prominent O1l-
GERS ParOled,
60, &c.. &c.
Mr.. ID. r. Conyngham's Despatch.
RALEIGH, N. O., May 2, 1895.

VIE PAR0LMo o. youNsroNB ARMY.
General Sherman having completed the terms Of sur
,deS with General Johnston left to General Soho.
field TO carry them out Brigadier General Hartsun
compsniod BY several deputies went to Greensboro on
tho 2eh with the paroles be distributed to the rebel
army On the evening Of tho Goth Generals Hardes and
Anderson came 10 Goldsboro and remained guests Of
General schoed for tho night The next morning Gene
rails SchoAeld Cox and Fitzpatrick and the Fourteenth
Ohio regiment and band returned with them TO Green's
boro, where they arrived in the evening The next day
General Hartsus deputies collected most Of the rolls
When completed, close thirty thousand including all
branches Of the service will be paroed Thousands had
broken for their homes, carrying their arms and
taking all the horses they could nnd Those arc
pillaging and plundering the country and COM
hitting all kinds Of depredatons On this account
the proportion Of horses and ags turned over
small We have about ITO pieces Of artillery. They
were allowed retain onenfh Of their small 10
protect themselves also sufficient wagons for transport
alton. Johnston's army has BY his time broken up.
The greatest courtesy and harmony characterized the
whole proceedings.
yE1Y. DAvu sPEom
I have reason to know that the statement that Jen
Davis specie destroyed not correct He paid
about to Johnstons army He keeps the rest to
revive the rebel cause, which he looks upon -
not yet lost He remained with the army until the truce
had expired, and at Monroe, near Charlotte, on
tho Goth
JonNsroNs ADDRxN TO HIS MIN.
Johnston issued the following address to his army
General Orders-N0 ~.
HEADQUARTERS, Army TENNESSEE,
NEAR GRRsssBoRo May Q, 1885.
CoxRADEs-In terminating our official relations I
expect you observe the terms Of the pachcaon agreed
upon and to discharge the obligations Of good and
full citizens the powers well you have performed
the duties Of soldiers In the field By such coursd
@ your viii to s Somes with the
Of our people, won BY the courage and noble devotion
you have displayed in this long war. shall always
feelings Of cordial friendship and with earnss. wlshel
that you may prosper j. e. JOHNSTON, General
J. =. KnxiKD Colonel, &c.
PARTIAL LET OF oyyIoBRs rARoIxD.
Tho following is . partial list Of general Officers
paroled:-
Admiral r. semmes General p 7. q. Beauregard,
Brisader General Herbert Major General Frank Cheat.
ham. Major General Hoke, Major General Boam, Major
General Bate, Brigadier General Palmer Brgsdier
raj Kirkland Brgadier General Ganone Colonies
manding brigades-Colonel Phops Colonel Lyon, Colo
Lieutenant General s. d. Lee Major General Hill Major
General C. J. Stevenson, Brisader General Thayer,
W. r. Brentey Brigader General Peters Steven corps
Lieutenant General Stevens Major General Loring, Major
General anderson, Major General ws'tba Major Gene
General Lowry, Colonies W. Butlor and J. NJ. Brown
commanding brgades cavalry; Brgadier General Hume,
mel Ashly Brgadier General Allen, commanding divi-
sion; Brgadier General Anderson Colonel Hogan Colonel
G. c. Crewes Brgadier General Butler commanding d.
vision Brgadier General Wright Brgader General Fos
ter, Brigadicr General Anderson.
General sherman's Order Annou ncing
The Final Surrender OF JohnstOn's
Army.
SPECIAL rIRLD oRDERs-Ho. IS.
HEADQUARTERS Murray DIVISION or rHH Mississippi,
In the FIELD NEAR RALnaH, n. c.,
April ~, 1906.
The general commanding announces further suspen-
sion Of hostitiee and hnal agreement with General
Johnston which terminates the war ~ 70 tho armies
under his command and the country cast Of the Chaa
hoochse Copies Of the terms Of convention will be fur
nishsd Major Generals sehoneld, Gtllnore and Wilson,
who specially charged with the execution Of its de-
tails In the Department Of North Carolina Department
Of the South and at Macon and Western Georgia Cap
tain Casper Myers, Ordinances Department United States
Army hereby designated 70 receive the arms Ac At
Greensboro and any commanding ofhccr Of 4 post may
are properly stored and accounted for
General Schoned will procure at once the necessary
blanks and supply the other army commanders that uni
all the and stipulaiions part fulfilled
with the most scrupulous fidelity, while those imposed
on our hitherto enemies be received In spirit becoming
Army commanders may Il once loan TO the inhabitsn
such Of the captured mules horses, wagons and veh
cles be spared from Immediate USE and the
mandIng generals Of armies may issue provisions AMI
mails any public supplies that be spared 70 relieve
wants and to encourage the Inhabitants to
their peaceful pursuits and restore relations Of friendship
among our fellow citizens and countYymen.
long marches compel the taking Of forage provisions
any kind Of private property, compensation will b
made ON the spot or when Tho disbursng ofncsu
form, payable Al The nearest military department
BY order Of Major General w. r. SHERMAN.
l. n. DAYTox, Assistant Adjutant General