Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-25


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% 4Ast A World's WaahiDg ton special says
a letter rom BuFkesYille, Virginia, states
that some Of the paroled men from Lees
army, have been detected in tearing up the
railroad between that place and Richmond,
|Fhesparhes we're not caught, but if arrested
they are liable to be, tried and Immediately
Ish0t for 3 violation of their parole. The
same letter adds that the last remnant of
Leets army, composed of some dozen regi-
ments and one old ambulance, had the day
before taken their melancholy departure for
home. ~.
Agood many of Lees old otieers. declare
that they can never live in the South or
The North, and that they shall either 90 to
EurPpe oE7to Mexico, thoughithey prefer to
JON the North and enforce the Monroe
Doctrine on the latter. .to.-- ,iriu- rra,
The Tribune's Washington special says !:
That 90 many, spRroledI rebel prisoners
have arrived there, their former place of
residence, that the 5GoVernment will have
TO tAks some action to.rid the cityaof their
5presenee. IN, 5,,t,y 81, an - ,,
} Il has been deemed proper to place q
guard aEound the residence of Chief Justice
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ei About IL per cent Of the Clerks in the
sBoFeep Of Deaerters, have been dismissed
faa i1nnecessaEy,e yze,f ~, 81 sfdT .lusffq7
b The name, of the dismissed Hospital
Steward who committed suicide, and was
suspected Of complicity in the lasssssina-
ton is Geo. B. Love. a ai.lf ss.I 5-r.,
. The Blackstone. from Hilton Head on
the 2othi brings Savannah papers Of the
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e The Savannah Herald of thsl1osh says
that intelligence was received thereon the
10th confirming the news of the fall of
o4tgomeryag The place WAS evacuated
BY the rebels and occupied by the federal
troops on the 1lth. The rebels srstteated
In the direction of Columbus. Govern.
ment taE1te35 35yEaFofho cling removed, from .Ool. /.
umbus, the fall of which place was expected
by the next news from Augusta, s4l,q = .
a Savannah letter of the 18th says the
receipt Of the Intelligence of the sad calam-
itY th6G has befaH He1 ithe2 nation has cast
thet ProfoRndesti gloom over the, 7city.
Flsg are suspended at half mast, and other
emSlems of mourning are seen everywhere.
a meeting was held At Hilton Head at
which resolutions, condoliug with the ma.
tion and the family Of the deceased and
calling for more vigorous prosecution OF
the war were adopted. On the Goth ReYen
arrests were made at, Hilton Head. :, -
On receipt of the sad intelligence in Sa-
gvanhah General Grover requested the pa
per9 to withhold it until the next morning,
and doubled the guards throughout the
city, ID, msEsfq sf,. ,at,gee7 go.
The steamer Blackstone passed the Ad.
mirAl Dupont laden with troops, in the
afternoon of the 18th at Lyhu bar. Il
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