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e. fon Norehead CITY brings advice.
{. WA Nexh-ra tina, Gen Graa, has Ecu
slv put an end to the armistic- asr-d
upoa between sherman and Jahn,i n
Grant hal given Johns;on until six o dock
on Wednrslsy morning. April 20. to sur
rend-r his army. The conditions Of the
surrender are unknown. Grant announced
tina, afer that hour hosiili'ies would at
ono. DO resumed. To this Johnston is
said to have replied tina, if Jefferson Davis
and the Leading men Of the Con.edcracy
were pardoncd and permitted TO leave the
country, he would be authorized to accept
the terms proposed.
Washington, april 2s.-A dispatch
from Grant dated Raleigh, April 20, 10 p.
NJ, states: General Johnston surrendered
the forces in his command, embracing all
from here to the Chattahoochic, on the
terms agreed upon between Lee and my
self for the Army of Northern Virginia.
STANTON.
Ncw York, april 29.-Newbrrn advi-
ces state that Johnston attempted to OBJ
tain terms from Gen. Grant which would
provide for the pardon Of JEFF. Davis and
other leading conspirators. but the Lieut..
General would listen to nothing OF the
kind. and Johnston was satisfied with the
conditions granted to Lee.
Intelligence of the arrival of jeff Davis
and accompanying fugitives as far south
as South Carolina has been received in
Washington. 1t is thought he will be
intercepted before reaching the Mississip-
ri river.
Defeat OF Dick Taylor by Wilson I" Ala.
The HeralGs Selma. Ala, dispatch
says: Among the prisoners captured
were $50 officers. Lieut.. General Dick
Taylor made his escape on steamer. n.
B. Forrest, Dan Adams, Roddy, Arm
strong and Irosland, under cover Of the
darkness, reached the swamp east of the
city and eluded capture. The officers
comprising the staff were taken. FORESTS
ordnance officer. Captain Bond, reports
that Forr, st is wounded in two places in
the arm. Gems. Cro.ton and McCook
attacked Forrest in front and rear, but
having travelled by widely different roads
their attack was not simultaneous else he
must have been destroyed. They destroyed
the Ccntreville bridge over the Catawba
river. In Crox:on's movements towards
Tusculania, rendered it utterly impossi-
bic for Forrest to carry out his plans. Ca
tawaba was captured yesterday. About
700 of our prisoners confined there for
long time were released. They had been
we'll treated.
Cincinnati, april 2S.-The late Gcor-
gia papers were full of accounts of Will
sons great raid after the defeat of the forces
at Selma and destroying the arsenal and
manufactures there. After this. Wilson
moved eastward capturing Montgomery.
West Point, Columbus and Macon, scat =.
tering the militia in all directions, running
the only remaining railroad, breaking up
all the machine shops, destroying military
stores and rendering tho manufacture Of
material for future campaigns impossible.
Remains OF President Iancolm At Cleveland.
Cleveland, AptI 2S.-All along the
route from. Buffalo to this city, which we
reach this morning, the usual dsmoustra-
tions Of sorrow were witnessed. The re-
mains were escorted by large military
and civil procession to beautifully con-
structed temple, prepared to receive them,
and soon thereafter the face Of the honhred
dead was open to thousands Of spectators
who. in double order, entered and retired
from tho enclosure. The population of
the city are seemingly impressed with the
holemnity Of the occasion.
Springfield. April 2s.-The time Of the
funeral Of the late President is changed
from Saturday. May 9th. to Thursday.
May 4th.