The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-20

ARMY Views oil Johnston, iiarder, rte.
on the Assassination and the situation
The Northwnrd March Of the Army of
the Tennessee, lite.
Fuller accounts from Johnston's psrolei army In
Moth Carolins have come TO hand. zen. lIMtsuf,
OF Gen. sehoheld. stan, took the railroad Raleigh
for Greensboro the morning Of the Goth OF April
10 company with the oiicen detailed to complete the
ptrolns OF Johnstons troops. The train entered the
rele lines about noon, at ilsboro, where whecler's
cavalry were stationed The picket was passed after
few moments Of explanation and Farley, and the
train proceeded TO Greensboro, forty miles farther
on The people along the route over which the
train passed were full Of expressions Of delight.
Negroes danced with Joy, men shouted, and laios
waved their hRndberchieis. Lnho-er, in the fields
would cease working 10 gaze on the train with is
Yankee ficght, and TO listen 10 the music q
the band. The large pieTondeTance Of women and
children nmons the white laborcrs in gardens, etc,
strong illustration Of the extent to which the
South hN been exhausted Of ia male population BY
the mcrciless rebel cpnscripon. At place whore
the train .toppei-a slzablc VILLAGE known by the
name OF Company sLop--soIne Of the people came on
hoard and invited the officers to stop and dine, hut
hi. could not be done. A coorod woman presented
one Of the officers with huge hcluet.
The parolins OF the surtcndetei army commenced
on the morning Of the goth. Genera Johnston stat
sherman hls army comprscd fity thousand men, but
that inrubordinsiou ret In when 1t was known that
Asurrcndcr was contemplated and fully onc-half Of
the numl or left without tcinc piroed. Some Of the
coTuardcfr durint the existence OF the aimistice,
50 home, II thcy aid not 10 stAy and be paroed
and they were not slow to take advantage OF this
lbcIty-p.ihap' on account Of their aNenion TO tt-
ms paroled, perhaps hccipt they wanted 10 got out
Into the country and 20 70 plundcrine, md
made all hastc to rot out Of the service IN
which they bod hecr forced to remain 40 long arains
their will. those who lomsiuCd wee pnoied on the
IA Wcutionel above and dlys following. Prefer
encc Wa given 70 the officers who, on receiving tho
horse md start Tor lone Tho ioIiowns il COPY Of
the iorm OF the blank parole used
"G7uSsuu1ouGu, AoRru CAROLYN,
in accordance with the term. Of the Military Con-
Hp i,S5, ieresH oner JcSpS < Joh % S'
tunman ing Tho Conieie ATE army, and Maior-tion-
Cral W T. sherman, Commandne the nitod States
hs solemn obligation no, to take up arms against the
Co,crnment OF the nit.d states uatil properly &c.
Legged from This Obligation and IL Permitted to re.
turn 70 his home, not 10 be- dlrturhed by IN. United
tioa aud obey the laws In force where he may reside
&c, ;. A., Commanding.
....... ...... -. 5. A., special Commissioner"
The officer on lhC hOueNnfd way run much dan
ger Of being robbed Is the thieyng bands Of their
former compaulons who went OF without Parole, and
are in'cstlnr the country, causing much distrrrs.
Tho eel bitter hlireu OF their late oc, r..
Jei nsvi. seem. IA he held in particular execution
stated In conye alton with our correspondent that
the rebellion ialci lees through want OF rrcn and
n'Nis IN his admlnistrItion of tho government.
conversations W tie lueui,y hel BY dfe eut cot
uude. Eis oumInd. on the various su. ect rroNinl
ont Of The leceIt events. 10 one, Johnston SAID
dC-ng to Sherman.tur he could have cot but"
b" a1dcl " '1" TIA. Ne must come up come where,
We "oud cC, thlnly have htd Ia .tlp AZ the hisss-
ppl 20 | negotiated Ds did with zen sherman,
lelevins Il wmal e praoni ho?elei' war gnoth-
Nrrn.a. when Lee lu1enlc,cd thc.e Wa N end
o II. Had ! marched my any away O" could
lio "o1la have iotG.d on me count sil would
have been .oupc led 10 10 tie ,.hc, We '.u"tgy
YOU'D have he,n eey.tat.d pa 'ua os nd
Gc. Of Pruslueut Lincoln. he - Airco.n -'.,was
GOOD man uad Il cuuterNHtv, 70, .tls,.4sa pi4ced
IN p'Nor man 81 iad cI W ,ttt 20 S'u'tr. man
a unu 'Ctt Of stlUu- pgiVI. .Iti. .l .. 10 Will
r. nv 10 hGaI up the w. ''. o. nation
ia.i Of kini Of usr.c Ge,ile o, immor-
t4ity he va no friend 70 thc south. i a any
Uca. j. vDs nor nog. Lvcu should tie l'rcsi4eui's
,o1th Lee p'u. cut' ior h'''s"u u would he sle 70
H4lhl ~ ga ~ ut'" 40 Lever dld eiuee hour N
d., t-. s''uAtoa. Al ooi men and tue soldiers de-
rc,atr ,.u 30 ns'a, h,pe ne may b. taSen nliyc
IA ni.cI 10 con" at ne 'c ompiu s." Audinr TO III,
Union amy be .o4oun,ei ne VA ous itats OF Sher-
man, .'Ji" ia bulaHf male OF oo.uulp, Iond in =
Pm lo Gay iNc rapid INA almost nc!etl need with
Na,,G tn- fn-iu 81 tonotiuc uu 90. record 10 l.
loads md lude' = the mnIch thiougn s,uh CIolina
aud vcoy .I a.d rHuci1'i' H. pu~a-c OF the
srLikHhat,Alc tt.cmus-slNA,s 'mcd impat,-
able Nv any body Of m'u--I uup. eCclCnted
In ,Ae aupAs OF the world. ALuliut to the severe
critc..Ws paced NJ the No.th on Sheuuan's frs ac-
tlon IN aituugnr terms Of surrender, Johnston said II
Was the haya made co.; u H,ttemcrt intended Tor the
GrTrNgl or rejection u he IcspeIiyc Governments
Iut Il. al Convention. 'tcnelAs IN the field had OIL
iua terminated WNs IN that way; aud hapoeon, dur
ins ls lAlAn cam Rll NJ, settled Affairs IN Rimilar
way. There were hut two methods OF p.orredinr 18th
tue soutn--to ptcv or punnh lie thought There
Aal lte4 puulshnoLt enough Tor both parties In the
var i'eli. ILcie hSd Teen lOolahod cpou-l b. Gen.
Sherman thougut II would be bc~I tor the country and
all ncencd that the mon should be restored Ut
once, and not by allow degrees.
couCtp .ulcut Of the HElALp had long talk
with Hnrlce IN Which the latter used suipiis-
Ing decl cations. olr" said be, - accept this var
Il. the Providence OF tod. Uo lptCndel that tho
slave should be- rec, and he Is free. slavery
never paying nsiltuton. have often told my
/ iicuds 10. tOr Instance my Sitc ownod about Ono
huldtcd NEG ocs iolty OF Inc hundred w e useless
no. f%I g h had - %'i 1ss iT S.iSF b 20