The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11
.HF FPICiEIClFION o. gHE sOUiH.
How It Is being restored 20 Law and
us Order.

rs Order.
Ths work of rs-occupyiDg the territory
OF the rebellion ia going on with the ut
most rapidity, and the sentiment of the
people seems everywhere favorable TO the
restoration of peace. The illustrations of
these facts are various and frequent. We
copy below those which we find in A single
number of the New York Herald:
az REoPKERe or RAILROADS.
General Wight Is busily engaged in.
disposing his troops 70 protect the Dsnviils
and Richmond Railroad, which viii bs =,
running order 20 BurkesviIle Junetioa-
and thence b Richmond, in few dsvs-
Trains viii also run regularly TO gyesnsbor,
in a short time. Already daiiy trains nm
at eight o'clock, A NJ for the former Dlaca
and st forty-five minutes past nine :. W
for the later. The train running 10
Greensboro is principally for the aecomuo-
dAtion of Paroled soldiers returning hons.
OCCUPATION OF GREENSBORO, N. c, BY TIE
SIXTH CORPS.
Yesterday General Wright sent q speeisI
train 70 Greensboro. On board were
Lieutenant Colonel Franklin and Msjor
Mcclellan, of his staff, in command Of &
squad of one hundred men About thirty
i've miles distant the track bad been
damaged By General Stoneman during his
last raid At that point they left the Irain
and walked for some distance, when an
other train WAS found on the opposite side
of the break, which conveyed them to
Greensboro, forty-eight miles from this
place About midnight q dispatch wss
received from Colonel Franklin, stating
that no had entered Greensboro shortly
after ten o'clock last night and that no
Union soldiers were found there.
Colonel franklin was directed 10 remsfu
in command Of the post uatil General
Shsrman's advance guard entered it, when
he will return to Dznville,
This morning Lieutensnt Colonel s A
Holman, medical director of the post. has
gone down there to inquire into the condt-
lion Of the hospitals between the two pls-
oes. He was accompanied by Major s H
Manning, Msior Russell, and Captain Law.
of General Wright's staff.
GENERALS JOHNSTON AND BEAUREGARD AT
.ai i GREENSBORO.
Generals Johnston and Beauregard sra
both st Greensboro, and living in strict se-
clusion. The inhabitsn there, aud also an
the people residing between DAnville and
Greensboro, manifested strong Union SYM
pathies, and were overcome with iov on
behOldmg our blue coated soldiers.
GREENSBORO OCCUPIED By sCHOFIELD.
~. SUNDAY EvENISG.
Lieutensnt-C Colonel franklin and Major
Mcclellan returned here this evening from
Greensboro General Schoaelds forces
now hold that place, and a staff officer
from his command ente, ed the town before
they left
A CORRESPONDENT RIDES ALONE THROUGH
NORTH CAROLINA
Knowing that the readers of the HeraIS
would like TO ascertain the present condi-
ton Of the interior of Virginia and North
Carolina, left General Sheridan's head
quarters st South Boston, on the line Of
the Dan river, on Saturday morning, April
2sth, and after ride of ffty-fve miles,
alone, through the enemy's country,
reached here yesterday afternoon In the
course Of my ride / crossed the HyeO-o-
tee, Flat, Little and Emo rivers, and passed
through RoxborO and Mount Tirz8h
IMPRESSIONS OF AEoTHKR CORRESPONDENT.
ThursdAy, April 27th, found us ST Abbe-
vile, ON the StauntOn river. We crossed
the river referred TO by securing eleven
scows, chaining them together, and thus
making bridge The river at Abbevills
is 45O feet wide. The work of securing the
soows and making the bridge was due to
the great energy of MsjOr Young, Chief
| of General Sheridan's scouts. MsjOr
Young, accompanied by half q dozen
scouts, left the army on the day previous,
April 26, and went shesd and on TO Abbe-
vile, whore they found several scows used
for ferrying purposes. These they took
possession Of and pOled up to Abbevilie-
l s1A--4aa thsgT stnF.F.ad at
several Plantations, and IN ali secured tha
services Of some three hundred negroes
The citizens of the country manifested
great kindness teva-d rho sc0uts, and aided
them in getting IS many scows IS was ne
eessary for the bridge; also told them
where they would fnd anchors, ropes and
boards, belonging to an abandoned rebel
pOntaOn bridge, and even sent their ser
wants to help get the required articles
THOSE OF THIRD.
/ In CONVERSATION with them, 1 do NOT
recollect that heard one single unkind
word concerning our Government Their