, 1865-05-08

GERS have bern HtIoHcd to retaln the!t side atms,
pirate hosses a1i per+onal baggage. All the
horses and mules have been returned, including
ars1l'cry and cavalry horses. This has been dore
both 10 facilitate the homeward m3rch aud atd In
replacing Tie stock Of the country.
The cntlre arrangements Of the surrender hnyo
becn conducted by Gen. Seh:feld. He appointed
from The Army OF the Ohio, niue officers as fp:-
snd t ss@eive REV the pahItc SIX s,ores. % big. aen. Wm
EartrF We. in charge OF the party. lie le1t ~,
leiFb on a epeaal train on Supdsy morning. ano
1easnsa Srse1snofod .asod i, snt M @ W ine,painp
many rick AID wounlsd ON sereral rebel Armies.
large rumbtr Of straEg1ers from Lse's army.
senme. The regiments were all greatly depie-
ted IL Lees corp, a7eraglrg where consolidated
lbout FOO men, present and absent.
TIE CoRr6 sURRESDEAED.
Three corps were Observation-Disclosures c. D.
Ieex. md 6i-war1's. with About thousand cav4s-
r.. uader Gen. Butler, Hampton and Whites.
si1s n1 W. rsta, By ibe reesis. Tie G Goyel1-
1neut will 1eeelyeabont fifteen thousand stand OF
srns, ,ooe hundred and dity cacnon,a large supply
of &c mnniuon and nearly all the rolling sto Z OF
The Cob:edcr,cy, east Of the Cnat.ahooe6oe l1vcr.
This, 1oWeVer. is uuch worn.
THE oB11GA71oH.
Eath officer. ftcm Johuston to tho commander
Of p dstaeaSsn made ous .oll; in
the sn,ue mukt.r rolls with themselves, and to
these the following obligation was attached, and
dIffG nj GtEeG&0ofQs ID ACCGFQ6QCE With the Mt;-
itsry Convention. entered into on the 96 h dry Of
April. 1s65. between General Joseph E. Johnston,
cornu!anuinc Confederate arniss, and General
Mn,ico On t Hsi st:ter % n Nosth ca1o1ina: - ' "
"We, the officers and men whose names nre
borne On these rolls, have given our solemn obli-
G9 u e unsd ss eli
from this Obligation and we arc permitted 10
turb 10 our homes not 10 be disturbed bY the
U1tt States authorities 50 long as we observe
npa nh - fr. fnrr atuhn
thu: each officer becomes responsible for his
st.H snu each officer in tnccess.on for those un-
der hin. Individual paroles corresponding In
| uum1e- to the names TN the rolls, properly sign
ed On both SIDES, we're then delivered to these oE.
| fict1e for distribution.
/ LIST OF 0EEERA1s.
The following officers surrendered with theil
Btsfs; Gen. J. E. Johnston, Il. Gems. s. D Lee
NORTON of Brsge'. etsd, Hi. Cons b. Il. Hli, n
Of w. o W. %sun f. E q HoEs %snn
n. G.. j G. Brown, Of Tenn, Lonng. Walthal
| Andrews and Lousx. Of Lees Army; Brig. Gen
Wm: BF.ntley' ot M1sg i !; A. shsIp' q Misc <
| L. l. Bsnrhab, j. 3. Palmer, Of Tenn; C:persy
q 5. G; Gov1n, Of Arf y: smt1h, of Tenn; GO!
2n q e a. E. Iyet Il "sFff q enn
;. Findley, If Fir; Shelley, Featherstoue. Lowr.
snd Davidson, Of Lees sr1nyc; Commod0ses For
,esf ~ Lynch, and the Pirate semmes, Of th'
| Confederate naEy.
TIE FEx1Iy1 or THE nEBEL ARXY.
Jotrstsn, II convers 1tion with CUR officers, ea'
| that tie obstacles overcome BY our army were IN
prectuen'ed IN the history Of thc world. Hasdcl
Id h,e army in Soath Carot1ua. were deemed II
ttry iupses,1 lc by the test judges In their army
Ehi'L The officers md soit irrs seem to fee, the
eycr npd They gould 20. home. The ci,izell
tvery ~here gladly hail 1ha approach Of pescts
The sentiment Of tie s1my was strong and marked
nI~r hh1af fr1Y1 ftf 1
,dmit :1cey that taey are tnund'y whipped, AMI
J Fouth woa(d Set anps maeh better without th'
zur REEL CAMPS.
The rebel caup cquipaee was very limited apt
much wnTn. Corps hcadqnnrters were ail.wct
only t~o terts Emo one sm.n W1con. Aaout h,l
thti1 ~Erous snd aunulanec t14ins had been cap
Tired from the United Sales. The army wi
stretched s1oug the railroad from H.lsbo:o t
Charlotte, ard olcers have been sent to the latte
pace to parole the forces there. The rcbe! troop
their 'rcalipg up Is much dreaded By The rebel
Their camps were pltshed With little regard Il
order. and rcsemhled ~, our bIvou,ct
: u4ure thnn regular camps. Tha reports Whlct
laye hecn circulated concernin. tie imp"rer
tsbed condlIun Of the South and the appro1t
na.c extcsnlnsdot Of the dehtiug population il
1epre.et&dng a1s eecton1. The feeling aC.lss
/ Er elsod ard Fraoet IL universal and 1ntenscli
sattr. The haue1 which soushera. soi1ie!i
| years OF the wsr ha! almost entlfely disappeared
JOHNSTON FAREWELL oRDE1- -
Qcn. Johnston's fargcll order Wss issued. and Il
D. 1alers; :s:r.p--. rn. ,r,,,,,,.,,.s.,
General order No. =:
Ton, dd's-ln Terminating cur official re.a
tion., earnestly exhort you to oheerye faithful,
| the terms Of paclaohon agreed upon. and to dis
charge the Obligations Of good sd faithful citi
zcns, Al Jour homet n well ~ you have perfornct
| the dLtltk OF thorough soldiers In the fielA. 81
! luch coutte you will rest eeenrc ths comfort O
you7 ls1uiIes aud k1nired aud restore tr,nqui'Il,
| throughput tho land. iou will return to ron
homes with the admiration OF yonE friends, wo,
| hy the auraEc and noble ocvo'ion you hare dis
p!syed iu the war. thall ii l*ays remember Will
you haye gwen me. low part with ron vi
deep regret, and lid you fsrevell with feelings o
torGial friendship, and with earnest wl.hee ta 1
son may hYye hereafter all the prosperity AMI
happiness to te found ii this world
(Sisnsd) JueEra E. JOHNSTON,
AncncE ANDERSON, 4. 4. G.
| 1ErF DAVIS FLIGHT.
Both Johnston and uardee et,te that Davii df
not t:Ec advantage Of he truce to escape, but tia
be vas At Monroe on the e6.h rlt; that be left fh
| pace after the termination Of the truce, euArde
by 1,A0 pfrked men under Wheeler and Bas,
Dnke. He had with him the epecle taken for
yss distributed 3mong the troops here, each u
ccrand soldier receiving between one and tw
| do1arf. Tomorrow great part OF the army vii
! sta:t for home. The late decision Of the Attorne
Geiere}, fixing the status Of the rebes, fell like
| thtpdcr holt upon thousands who desire to cute
thetorder States and come North. Many promi
ne1 officers intend to leave for Europe at one.