, 1865-05-13

all ofl :ers md men surrendered to be mnd~, ore
copy Of which will be delivered to tnc oticor an.
ro'ntcd r Gen. canhy, and the other retained by
ceIr giving their individual paroles aud com usnd-
CTS. Of regiments. hastaiinne, ,;companies, az de.
tachments, signing like parole Tor the Ecn OF thes
Second ARTILLERY, small nrm:, ammunition, and
other property Of the Confederate Government,
to be turned over to the officer appointed for that
On 16e 81 ths Of tts
ts,ned by The officer delivering. and the other BY
the officer receiving II, for the Information OF
tht IT respective commands.
7hsi f-0f1c:rs AID men paroled u-der this
agreement will Re SLOWED to retnrn II thelr
S h ee ~
as !cns as they cout.nre to obseTye thu conditions
tf tlelr paroles and the laws in force where they
st4tes viii not be al:oWcd u return without per-
mission.
fouyth-srsrendcr Of property will not include
side sEn: q private horsss Of b3gsose of onicsss
vatc property al enlisted men, v viii nos % 6e Ike M
t1oEa them; men will he permitted to take euch
will them 70 Aeir homes to BE- used for private
s'ath-lime and place OF surrender will be
f1ed hy the respective commanders, aud will be
carried out ny ro1amissiorers appointed by them.
armies 1atejy coumanted By Geus. Lee md JOAN.
sion now IN this department.
2HA-Traneporta'ion and subsistence to DO
furnished at pubic cost for officer. and mon after
surrender, to the nearest practical point Of their
(sisned) 4. TAYLOR, Lieut. Gen.
=. K. s. CAEBT, Nal. Gen.
DETAILS OF 1nK SURRENDER.
Tic ntc.ost good feeling WIS nanlfested by the
Fetet othcets towards tht REPRESENTATIVES OF oGr
GGoysTnmsnt G,5n1% and coumodose Fa1rand and Lieut..
NETT o:1tD, after a 1spSe Of so u1any yeara Thnv
we're Old frieud. in The navy. Colonel chrisie1.
ser: a: 4, A. G., has shosn us the pen, used IN
Gspers' Taylor VS.: steel point, lashed 10 al
atie Of The ,s!r&its to which the peopls
Gen. canly used plain goose quill. Full par
he Elz5* Of TIC affair were tcicgrEphcd to Wash
a2Rton fy Col. Christensen, md It IL known That
nl1or to tue return Of Gen Canhy 10 ills city.
Dispatches were tent to L0rinth rio Meridian,
where a hseak Of eight miles only .ntcrrupls
f+fore Monday. af1ef which No'a'e viii be in d.
East. A. INC Of tie fruits Of lie set,lemesa % @ Of
atia,r; Il this section It's importance cannot De
SENTIMENTS or THE HEBEL oFrIcEls.
The Confederate officer. frankly express them
eelves fs'r)y heaien, hut uo b1t+crness seemed to
remsin with them The most favo1ahle opinion
nepI preysd.d thu minds Of all. There was hut
one opinion auone then in regard to the brutal
md eoward.y murder o. Mr. Lincoln aid that was
6tud Who committed tie hor1ieie act. They
could find no terms strong enc1Eh to cxprcss
their IN lEnatIon, and said th:t 10 honorable can
Sonh would attenp' 70 palate. much less justify,
don Of the oAcrrs IN regard n the proosbe cooree
n'st would ts pursued toward them As they lived
q ths 6ad es fe
vented thetf retrru home. 4 return once more
to ,helr hou,ea and peaceful pursuits seemed tho
epy tnpy TT pns9n c
fnso Set in war with tore!en powers, she would
fId la:Ee Dun:tr Of her l-te enemies side By
R'de with hrr1n defense OF the principles Of our
CONS on cohEty.
tue TROUBLES OF EEBEL sn1xPLAsrEaa.
During the rambling conyezsation. which bt-
came CeIe1cl, after tcrms h.c been arranged End
ttcred, eoEe lhuchahlc stories were related Of
difficulties experienced BY rebel officers In pro-
cnrttg Epppltes or services. on Account OF the dis
trEst >easEssatn. BY the population Of the raiue
Of contfde; att man+y. One Captain said taat he
s.nd dollars Ut It, and bad to divide his rataons
With coloseu launotets 10 induce her TO give any
attention 70 tic Ehlft at al: Gen. Taylor was
Oh. tatinu 10 eat md another fer harter to pro-
cure 1Etacles Ind service absolutely necessary.
lbcy, however. Expressed themselves langhingly
the .smc endurance and fortftnte SHOWN ia bet
ter eaC>e would hare betn beyond pratee.
DREAD GF TIE PRISONERS.
Gen. Taylor was to hare left for Meridian At II
u last night for the purpose Of carrying Into ef-
feet lbe terms Of sutEend.E. The more weA'thy
Of the inhabitants express lively dread Of the
ttturned voluu;eers- They say that II our troops
do OF protect Them sad lease :hnm to the send.E
a e1c1es Of the returning p3rofed C0nteaerats4,
ehey will be In 4 e1d condition. Or. Borden. At
xhuse houte the conference WIS he'd has been
not aet that he wnn'd he s1peeted 10 turntsh one
arftns'. horse. COW or mule, weekly, until he Tas
rid o. his surplus IN thst 1iLe.
THE RETCES.
The steam trnn brought Geu. Canby and party
frcm C3t1onr1Ie direct to the city, the br1d1es
havi9E tefn put in repsir during the dsy, where
they &s:rcd at 13:l5 this morning. having left
Ci1rcGels It 1t1c! p. m, thus mixing the run
through In M::ie over fwn hours, and being ab-
Il ut lrem the city sixteen hours.