The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-04

tho mon VIII 6e permitted 10 take such With them 10
'ner err nomes TO be used for private purposes only
render Of property viii b. I 1sd pa's By Tho respective
msndsI and Il win be carried out BY commissioners ap-
VIM The terms and conditions of this convention to
extend 70 all oncers and men Of the army and navy OF
sne States or any Of them being In or be
% and saBsssssss DsSs"ss Ss furnished
public cost for the officers and mon aer being paroed
70 the nearest practicable point TO their homes
8 B. BUCKNER,
Lieutenant General and Chief OF stah
for : e:Sss'l Jcs' osrsRszz6s' I; kIssz s@i'h'
Major General volunteers M and Chief .ofs,as,
for Major General e. r. g. Candy,
Commanding Military Division Western Mississippi.
}. n GALLMw, Assistant Adjutant General
s.rr.. EXTRA snPuIAroNs ars Z
Extra sttpuIatons wero agreed upon yesterday after
noon at half past four O'clock the rendezvous Of tho
est ther homes and also for the surrender Of the Con
federae navy under Captain Carter leaving the details
70 Captain Carter or the rebel navy and Lieutenant Com
mander Fitzhugh, Of the United States Navy.
THE Last RAID OF TUE WAR.
Brigadier General Farrar, commanding the post At
Natchez has Just returned from successful expedition
against the enemyprobaby the last expedition Of the
war worthy Of mention.
The commands Of the rebel Colonel Purvs and Captain
go General Fsrrar iei Natchez for that town. en-
barking his command boats The rebel garrison
was surprised and number Of men and horses were cap
Coone Purvs had been ordered 10 march the day pre-
yious to General Farrars arrival Colonel Puvis and
captain Gillespie escaped Their horses, baggage and
private papers were captured.
a1ruDrnoN ,Ron nosls 70 BATON ROUGE
On Sunday last the advance OF General Baleye expe
under the command Of Major Pierce Assistant Adutant
General The remainder Of the command entered Baton
Rouge on the following day.
General Bailey left Mobile on the 7th inst, and
marched by way OF Augusta Columbia and Oyska dis
tance Of nearly three hundred miles pontoon and
wagon train accompanied the expedition.
With the exception Of few guerillas, armed body
of men were seen At Evon, Miss, party Of guerillas
dashed into lines and shot one Of our mon while
guarding house Every attempt was made BY our sol
dieTs ana the citizens 70 capture the murderere but WITH
out success
Our troops were well received by the Southern people
during the entire line Of march, and struggling and
raudng were punished with the greatest severity The
roads were In shocking condition
The citizens exhibited signs Of joy and satisfaction
being informed that the was over.
sALEs OF REAL ErAn
General Candy has forbidden tho sale or transfer Of
any real estate whatsoever In this department. except
case OF decree Of the United States District Court until
notice OF such sale or transfer shall have been approved
by the Commanding General Of the department and the
supervising Special Agent Of the United States Treasury
Third Agency, at New Orleans
ARRIVAL on 1--WE MILLION DOLLARS.
The steamship Mcclellan has arrived here from New
York with on board for the troops this de-
partment
Major General HERON, recently commanding At Baton
Rouge, has resigned
General Beaurcgard and two sons have been allowed TO
pass beyond the Hines some ten or fifteen miles. On
Thursday last they were registered at the department
Colonel Frank Hatch trebeD, formerly Collector OF
Customs In this city was recently arrested Camp
Major Hyde Clark Assistant Adjuant General 70 Gen.
Bngadier General 'haltbylhas been assigned TO the
command Of Jackson Miss
broher) his wife three children nave arrived in this
city from Mobile.