The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
DATES TO APRIL 18th.

The following news is from the Oregonian Of the
18th inst. In additional to the regular dispatches
the Oregonian editorially says: We learn by
telegraph from the East, that the Secretary Of
War has issued instructions to stop all recruiting
for the armies of the United States. All the AS
sistant Provost Marshal Generals are directed to
suspend operations under the present call for
troops Preparations that were making for q
draft, are ordered stopped. No more men villa
at present be enlisted"
| Cry PoINT, April ITO Stanton Lynchburg
surrendered Yesterday to Lieutenant of Grifin;s
forces, at the head of ascouting party. Grant has
| ordered McKenzie's brigade of cavalry to occupy
the town and take care Of all the public property
and stores. (Signed) s DANA.
NASHVILLE, April II.-To Halleck: send the
following, just received from Huntsville, Ala, for
the information of the Secretary of War. / am
inclined 10 believe it. alth ough have received no
report direct from Gen. Wilson.
(Signed) THOMAS.
HUNTSVILLE April Ito Gen. Thomas The
following is just received from Col. Hoover, at
SCmersvill e: Men who have come directly through
from Selma, report that the place was captured by
Gen: Wilson'S forces on March 22d. Forrest and
Roddy, with their entire commands were captured.
Our men disrnounted, charged the intrenchments
and carried all before them. They also report
that Montgomery was captured.
(Signed1 GRANGER
The Herald publishes list of general offcrrs
surrendered by Lee. They comprise the General
in-Chief, one Leutenant-G General, II Major-Gens.,
81 Brigadier-Gens and among them Anderson,
Echols, Ewen (already a prisoner), Finnegan,
Heath Bushrod Johnson. Kershaw, Longstreet,
Malone, McCausland, Moseby and Ould. The
Exchange Commissioners were Pemberton, Pick.
ct, Rosser, Sorrell and II. A. Wise. The number
of men actually surrendered by Lee ia from twen-
ty to twenty-five thousand. Within the past two
weeks over 10000 prisoners have been sent away
from City Point large number is still :here.
New YORK. April 1.-THE Posts special from
Goldsboro, tie It'll, says Johnston is retreating
towards Virginia and attempting to join Lee, and
Sherman was after him. iste&
The Worlds special says: It was reported last
night that Johnson had surrendered on the Same
terms granted to Lee.
New YORK, April 12.-The Herald's Washinr~
ton special also says that there is good authority
for stating that Kirby Smith and the rebel trans
Mississippi army are ready to surrender.
NEW YORK, April liza severe fight took place
yesterday In Fairfax county, Va, between some
rebe! troops sent out by Lee after the evacuation
OF Richmond and portion Of our troops in that
vicinity. The rebels were defeated and dispersed.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE Ralletins Wash.
lngton special srys: An engagement with Moseby's
guerrillas took place yesterday, fourteen miles
from this place and the guerrillas we're badly
beaten. t&
WASHINGTON, April IO-The National Intelli
gencer says: We learn from reliable source that
Judge Campbell called upou the President at
Richmond and urged him to issue proclamation
OF conciliatory character, expressing his belief
that 1t would have a salutary effect The Presi--
dent however, was not then prepared for the step.
1t was reasonable to suppose he would decline.
acting upon this subject while Grant was pressing
upon Lees Tetreating forces. That the President
forr
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Commercial saws: Rooms
have bean engaged at of hotels Gen. Lse He
is expected to arrive here tomorrow.
The Moro Castle has arrived with Havsnn dates to-
April and advices from Vera Cruz to April l. and from
Mexico 2S, About 1000 French and Austrians are on
the way to Sonora Emlgrants from the United States
to Mexico suffered tremendously their arrival in that
country.
New YORK. April 12.-Nsw Orleans dates to the 9Th.
give advces from the army about Mobile to April The
water communication between the Spanish Fort ant Mo.
bile was cut off by battery established above the fort
Rebel communication with Mobile is entirely suspended
The siege progresses faYorably
The Posts special dispatch says: AdVces to Auri 9Th
rom Goldsboo says that positive information had been
eceved at that place that Johnstons army was is miles
outh-east of that place.
NEW YORK, April 13-The Heralds NeVbern n
spatch of the 9th states that the entire recIohing OF
hermans army completed and it was ready to enter
pon new crmpaign for the summer, for the sudden
xtlnguishment of Johnsons military power If that
ebe cheftan chooses offer further resistance after
tearing of Lees surrender. The country on the South
de of the Neuse between Newbern and Goldsborough ia
ntirey clear Of rebels but on the north side of the
tream there some prowing bands One of these on
he 9th captured and burned steamer and two barges
adened with supplies for Shermans troops on their way
p the river This is the only interruption which Sher-
lan's communica lions have suffered.
The order suspendng trade operations with Virginia
kept that portion known the Eastern Shore and the
tales of North Carolina and South Carolina with that
orton of the State of Georgia Immediately bordering On
ne Atlantic including Savannah until further orders is
evoked by command of Lieut.Gen. Grant.
The proceedings of the secession convention pub
shed, showing that Lee when notified, in presence of
he convention Of his selection commander of the Wiz.
mia military and naval forces replied Trusting in Ae
lightly God, approving conscience and the aid Of my
How citizens devote myself to the services of my ma
We State in whose service alone will again draw
y sword" ,Eh
The Trbune's Washington correspondent says strong
essure is being brought to bear for the release on pa
le of the captured Generals Ewell and Gusts Lee
The Times City Point special says Lee has expressed
desire to depart for Europe with his family at an early
y. He is much affected by his defeat. JEFF Davis de-
rted him and is retreating on his own account.
THE LAST LINK.-On Saturday last the
asonic fraternity of this city met in their
all for the purpose of installing their officers
lder the charter just received. The Hall