The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-23
Afternoon Dispatches.
Surrender OF JOhnStOn's Army.
StOneman Still Operating.
He HEADS OFF JOHNSTON.
North Carolina Anxious TO Re-
turn 70 the Union.
GEN. WILSON'S CAVALRY RAID.
Immense Quantities Of Supplies
Destroyed.
A Successful Expedition from
Charleston.
AFFAIRS AT RICHMOND.
The Interview Between Judge
Campbell and Mr.. Lincoln.
What Occurred Between Them.
The Interview Between Judge
Campbell and Mr.. Lincoln.
What Occurred Between Them.
REBEL INSOLENCE.

New YoRE, April 22.-Tho Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says General Sheridan, 8
City Point, on Thursday night received
communication from Gen. Sherman an
nounciDg the full surrender Of Johnston
army.
The Herald's correspondent at Goldsbor
says that on Sunday last the disposition O
Gen. Stoneman's force was such as 10 Insur
Johnston's cs pture in very short time.
Fitzpatrick had pursued the Rebels som
30 miles beyond Raleigh without meeting
any resistance from them.
Raleigh is in the uudisputed possession
Of the Federal forces.
The railroad was being rapidly repaired
and trains would be running through {,
Raleigh from Wilmington and Newborn il
a few days.
The msjority Of the people of North Car
olina, wherever Sherman s troops have pen
etrated are represented as being exceeding.
| ly anxious to resume their former position
in the Union and perfectly willing, in or,
der to obtain that object, to give W the iu-
stitution Of slavery.
The old 10th Army Corps has been re-or-
ganized and is commanded by Gen. Terry.
The Herald's correspondent details the
movements of the cavalry column under
Gen. Wilson. The first resistance met by
Gea. Wilson's troops was at Monticello,
where, after q short engagement with the
troops under Roddy, the rebels were rout.
ed. They retreated, diminishing, forabout
p miles, when, on the LIST inst, having
formed a junction with Forrest, Lyon sud
Chalmers-the first named taking COM
mand-the rebels again made stand. and
were driven in every direction, with q Toss
Of 100 killed aud wounded, over 300 prison,
ers, and pieces OF artillery. They then
retreated to selma, where, behind strong
works, an obstinate defence was prepared
Tor.
ON the next day ,2i) Gen. Wilson moved
to the attack Of this place, and after an
hour Of severe lighting, the Notifications
were carried by assault, and his troops en-
tered the town, capturing over lOO0 prison
ers, 100 cannon, large numbers Of horses
and mules, immense quantities Of fuPplies
ammunition, &c besides these there fell
into Gen. Wilson'S possession millions OF
dollars worth Of cotton, large arsenal and
naval iron works and other manufscloricsi
all Of which, together with many buildings
belonging to rebels were destroyed.
The Tribune says q passenger from Char
lesion states that Just as the steamer left
O report came that an expedition sent ont
by Gilmore under Porter to Sumpiervillo
and Manchester, destroyed the bridges be-
tween Columbia and Florence, 1909 bales
Of cotton, z locomotives, AZ passenger cars
and brought in 300 liberated slaves.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says Gen. Ord has been superseded in COM
maud here by Gen. Halleck. The former
officer is ordered TO report at Charleston
South Carolina. Gen. Gilmore, lately com
handing at the latter place is relieved. and
directed to report for duty at Washington
Judge Campbell and the Mayor Of Rich.
mond, who il was reported had been placed
under arrest, were still at liberty in that
city on Thursday last.
The Trbune's Washington special says
parties from Richmond report an uusatis
factory condition Of affairs there. One
Union soldier had been assassiuated, and
several assaults made upon Union citizens
Gen. Dent, late Of Grants staff, succeed.
Gen. shipIey as Military Governor Of Rich
moud.
Col. Tom Green, son-in-law Of father
Richie, has been arrested on q charge Of
completely in the conspiracy. Mrs. Lin.
/ coin is still seriously indisposed.
AsBSorroS, April Collaboration
from Head Quarters OF the Army Of the
Potomac, dated the goth, states that an oil
Ger had arrived from Goldsb0ro, and stated
that Johnston's army was completely de-
moralized since hearing Of Lees surrender
! Johnston dared not risk them in q battle.
1 NEW YoHE, April 22.-The New Yorl
Tribune's Washington special says, Will,
| President Lincoln was in Richmond JudE,
| Campbell told him that n an Interview
with Jefferson Davis, BrecBinridge aus
Benjamin, Just before they left, be said .,
them that &c there was no hope for the
! Confederacy, and President Lincoln could
not negotiate with them, be Lincoln
would negotiate with the States and rec.
/ oguizs tho right Of the Virginia Legislatur,
/ 10 control the troops Of that State. He thsl
/ told Mr. Lincoln il be would permit thaI
/ body 70 convene il doubtless would recall
the. Virgins troops from the field. Mr.
Lincoln cautioned Judge Campbell sgaius
: any Misunderstanding, and gave bin IL
writing bis only terms which were th0s'
rendered 10 the Hampton Roads interview
b which ho added smother that, 10 cas-,
the leaders persisted 10 the war their prop
erty should be rslsutlessly couGscatsd.
On The way 10 Washington Mr.. LiHcolI
wrote On order o. General Weitzsl 10 per
mit the Virginia Legislature 70 convene ia
Richmond, for The purpose Of Withdrawing
the NirgIuis troops from abe rebel army
and not b allow the use Of any treas1nabl
language, nor the adoption Of trsasonabl
measures bat on the very day Of his dealt
he received letter from Judge Campbell
tineed with the usual rebel iusolence, ig
noriHg altogether the proportions whir
the President had made 70 hlm, sud urg
ing that, though the POwor Of the Confed
erzcy had been destroyed, the spirit OF Oh
Southern people was stiil unbroksn.
II VOC want to coHciliats them, he sai
10 will be wise lJr you 10 grant an amucst
and necessary for yen 20 treat lnieutl
their leading public men, and seek the
assistance. This was TOO much even f
Mr.. Liucoln's god nature. lie chsrncte
. lied Csmpbell's course IS uugTatsful an
, outrageous. Meanwhile the sufrsnd,
Of Lees srrny obviated the necessity
the eonvsning Of the Virginia Lsgislstur
and he sent an order e5untsrmanding u
call