The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10
Brgadiev General smlthe brigade.
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.Eajor General W,d,am w Lornss Dpi;tn.
Brigader General ". 4 Feathcrstones brigade
Br,gader General H. 7. Lowry's brtrade
Bngader General C NJ Shelley Is brigade
hdor General Pdton Andersa Diusior
Brigader General Rhett's brigade
Bngadler Gen raj Stephen Elllot's brigade
Aajer General G WaRaars Driaop.
Brigr Ter General Harrison's brigade.
bTigadier General Conner's brigade.
LIEUTENANT GENERA srEfnEs D LEs's coRfs.
Hgjor General Ddsie H. HITS Drl,oa
Brigader General I. II. sharp's brigade,
Brgad'r General w. +. Brantey brigade
kajor General G. Z. Sepsenson's Dvflion.
Brigader Genirai J. }. petns' brigade.
Brigader General r. Hencrrson's brigade
Lieutenant General Iiampton's cavalry-three divi-
slons Including two dvs'9ns @ Under the Immediate com
haor General Lowell commanded the district OF South
Carolina
Major General McEhws commanded the district Of
Georgia
Mayer General Howell Cobb commanded the reserve
General Bragg commanded the Department Of North
Carolina flt
Brgadier General B. D. Fry commended the post at
which General Johnston belonged In the Mexican war
Cen Johnston was then lieutenant colonel Of the rgt
menk
Colonel Hoke commanded the poet at Charlotte
Brgader General james Conner and BrIgader General
o. o. Robinson conninanded the sub districts In south
Carotna under General Lowell.
Brgaiisr General Miller commanded oiS Of the dis
There werc lewis Kentucky brigade and one other
Cr,sSde amounted nranry ondetached service in soush
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Yesterday morning HafdssA Stewan's and Lees
sSrps naylnE been pafoIed, moved u accordance with
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BY the terms Of military convention made on tKs 5Sth
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every hope q success by Imposed lie general ths
duty Of spar!ns .hs blood Of this ar army saving
ruin. J. L. jon SSTON' 0cneral
The troops Of General Hardccs corps moved from uoar
Trnity College, which is located about eighteen miles
west OF Greensboro.
General Leos corps moved from near High Point,
wh Is fourteen miles the railroad of this place
General Stewart moved from his position on the Sails
bury common road, seven miles from Greensboro
sgNrnfsr os fBE RsnEL TEt0r-.
AS the rebel troops moved OF tho prevailing sentiment
among them was, I'VE are ovcrpo~e'cd, but not sub.
dued. tU
Remarks such as these were quito common In dolefu
'I hate the sight Of Yankee"
III intend 10 observe my parole II am ground down
too hard will leave the county,
Lets all to Mexico"
"By God, If catch Yankee entering my house III
shoot him "
Before Id let Yank marry sister Of mine Id XIII
her"
~ wonder if they win insult u.s.,
Andy Johnsons the mranest man in the word.n
Two years ago we would not have submitted 10 this
1--WE have lost all our niggers "
SENTIMENT AMONG THs GREEN sBoRo
have just been talking with Professor Richard stsr.
nE M.yo, of this q place ho said dr.;
thousand nve hundred. Now II IL increased rather
than diminished Il has been increased by refugees nom
different parts OF The state The city under OWL a
thority-a mayor and six commissioners. We have not
held meeting OF the council since tho ist Of April
undes military rule and there has been nothing Tor us
70 do bu. 10 cooperate With the MILITARY There
ago. q s Ts.s
three Of The largest stores s.s Occupied Z hospitals @
bore for The as, ;~ev. monS: v. S.1s s S:ss ssS
Jealous in our own sauss bu, I think w win
Il is not q matter Of choice with a. Il 10 q
matter Of necessity was true to the Confederate gov
still give my support believe that 10 Be The general
sentiment Of the people In this portion Of North Carroll
ma Our people wili quietly submit unless ihsy op:
have spoken with severalof prominent citjxcns
and know have aro been speaking with several per.
raj Of the principal OF the State have been here
aud they endorse such General Stonemap got
within Ave miles Of this place about the list Of April Gs
DESTROYED great DEAL and the Confederate army having
taken away great DEAL tho consequence Is that there
viii be much suffering stopsman took great
negroes and the stock being gone raise any
crops What negroes are here cannot control; they
will not work. There will be much boodshed on this
negro question yet. The negroes will not work, and II
they do not they will have TO steal There is other
way for them TO support themselves. And sure
catch them stealing will shoot them Just the same
as we would shoot any other thieves have stopped
the sale Of liquor in order to prevent rowdyism and
fighting The men who are llaging through the coun
Try worthless before the war they were worth
less in the war; and they arc wor'c than worthless now
This place ono OF the first for refinement and ineli.
nd In luslu rplaf ,LaIt ri III.
were two female iustIiutons hefe One the Edgewor,h
Female Seminary, and The other tho Gro nsboro Female
College, The Edgeworth was built in ls40 and the oi her
two or three years efterward Both were open until
with n year ago John a. Gilmer, ey member Of the
United States Congress, resides here Thomas A. Moor
head, who preceded Mr. Gmcr member Of Congress,
Is also living here never believed that negro slavery
was advantage to us Tho people viii samlt to the
emancipation law quietly They viii b. sorry to have
their servants 80, because they attached 10 them
Some of people love their dearly AZ they
do their own children
Just then bright mulatto girl passed. and remark
"Beware Of that color" Tue Mayor smiled bowed DO,
nteiy, and bid mo good morning.
the UNION TROOPS CITY
Colonel Jordan, OF General Coxs infantry force Is in
command OF the post here Guards stationed at con.
venieui 20 o,s IN the city 10 preserve order
quarters 70 this place.
The city presents a very uDinvtng appearance. Tho
stores closed aud business Is being transacted
Mounted and armed rebels ride and out and converse
on every corner paroed rebel officers lounge about ou
s,oops saunter eIsurcy through Inc strees ,ss dea
an,y, aud visit their lady friends who them on tho
score OF pas, and present friendship. Occasionally
squads OF Union solders and rebels mixed together
talk earnestly and converse the great questions OF
the day Almost invariably both rebel officers and pri.
Yates asked, what arc yon soiug to do with usi"
TIA RAILROADS.
The North Carolina Railroad will Immediately be put
IN regular running order from Charlotte, via Salisbury
10 Raleigh. The road n two hundred and twenty three
miles long, aud 10 noted for having the best motive
power IN the Southern States Thomas Webb is Presi-
dent ThomasJ Sumner 10 engineer and super ntendent,
and William A. Dunn Ia general transportation agent
Tho line Of railroad from Greensboro 10 Danve Is in
operation Trains leave here daily forDanyille. Those
leaving here go on, eight mites, whero, bridge having
been burned, connection IL made the other SIDE The
bridge In question will be repaired 10 hs course or four
or ave days. heavy force OF aborsrs Ia engaged
on II
The railroad company Transporting the solders living
the central and eastern dstrc 10 their homes free of
charge Several trains heavily loaded leave here daily
for Raleigh and ponu beyond.
Tnn porEs |.f
There three hotels beretho Brittln House. William
II Brittin, proprietor, the Piedmont House, John s.
EGand, proprietor and the Cunningham House, Andrew
Cuungham proprieor But OF these hotsls 10 open
the reception OF guests OwuQ the fact thai nro.