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THE SURRENDER.
Highly Interesting Details of the
GREATJJYENT.
The intrrriew bi-tween (irani nn«l Lee.
SOCIAL MEETING OF 1‘ROMINEKT OFFICEJbS OF
THE TWO AUMIES.
Wt cq>^ from the City Point correspondence of the New
York Times the following particulars of the surrender of
Gen. Lee. The letter is dated 12th Instant:
I ant able to lay before you the highly interesting and
• important details of the surrender, through the courtesy
of Col. Tal. P. sbatfuer. the eminent telegraph engineer,
who was an eye-witness to the whole scene.
* * It will bo recollected that Gen. Grant's first letter
to Leo was dated on the 7th (Friday),*the day of the bat
tle of Panuville, and the correspondence was kept up du
ring the following day and up to 11 o'clock on Sunday,
as already published. In response to Gen. Grant's last
letter, Gen. Lee appeared on the picket line of the Second
Corps, Miles' division, with a letter addressed to General
Meade, requesting a cessation of hostilities while he con
sidered Gen. Grant’s terms of surrender. Gen. Meade re
plied that he hud no authority to accede to the request,
bat that he would wait tfro hours before making an at
tack. In the meantime Gen. Grant sent word to GeneraT
Mca-it u that he wol 1 lie up in half an hour, and the matter
was turned over to him. A flag of truce proceed to Ap
pomattox Court House shortly after noon, and at about
2 o’clock P. M., the two Generals met at the house of Mr.
Wilmcr McLean. Gen. Iere was attended by Gen. Maishal
his Adjutant General. Gen. Grant bv Col. I'Hiker, one of
h>4 c&iel T*tS t ?n ffiifleriu.0 in<* and
greeted ea other with dignified courtesy, ard proceed
ed at once to the t i,-.ir.c - t.cfijTO them. (ten. L< e imme.
i*tc-ly alluded to t ie conditions of the *uir. nder, char
acter,:.cd tin in as exceedingly lenient, and slid be would
gladly It ivi .11 tic ,t«: jil- to Gen. Grant's owiidiscre
tion. Gesi. Grant stated the term* of the parole, that
tfce aru.- should be sta ked. the ft-tillery parked, and
the eupplit- ar.d munitions turned over to him. the ctfi
acts rct.Cr ing tiic.r sole Hraos. bosses and pcrsoi-a! ef
fects. Gen. Lee promptly assented to the conditiona
and the agreement of -urrendor was engrossed and
signed by Gen. I eo at 3.30 o’clock.
Gen. Leo :i?»ked Gcu. Great for an intc-qrrctf.'on of the
phrase, "personal eticcts,” and raid that many of his
AAvalpiftlftn m-. i t *•*»•> own liftrvoa Oril fr.aid
he construed it to mean that the horse* must Ireturr.rd
wvrr to the United .euws Government. Gen. Lee ad
mitted the rofreotoee • and justice of the interpretation?
when Gen. Grant said lie wotld instruct his officers to
allow those men w ho owned their horses is retain them,
os they would need them for the puipose of tilling their
forms. Gen. Lee exprwed a great sense of prsvilica
lioti for sn. U a gene roue cor.sidc’-atioB, and said it would
have a very good effect. He subsequently expressed a
hope that each bo Idler night t>e furnished w itli o oertiti
eale of his parole, as evidence to prevent him from being
forced iuto the a;my until regularly exchanged. Gen.
Grant assented to the suggestion, and th ■ printing
pre-wes were soon pnt to.work to print the documents re
quired.
In regard to th^ strength of Liu army, Cen. Lee said
he had no idea of the number ef men shat he should be
able to delicer tip. There had been so niaviy engage
ments, and ss:h heavy losses /com desertion and other
causes within the past tew days and the retreat so tapid.
that no regular mo: eng rep - t* had teen mace since
leav.ng Petersburg; bvt it is gem rally believed by the
best informed officers ths.t Lee surrender* .eighteen or
twenty thous. nd men. 01 the army horses, wag' ns, Ac.,
tfeen j-1 nooffl<lal aeeor.at. Gen. I. re iaformco Gen.
Grant that h:-. at-.‘a were chert of provision.* whereupon
Con. Grant ordered twenty-live thouwed-rations to be
4-t-ilf.ted to them. Tims sulretantially ended the inter
view. Both Centrals were the very impersonation of
dignity and oomt-sy in their bearing, hoc is in tine
health, and though apparently itnpre-sed with the vital
effertund imp- rtmce.of the act he wun performing, he
was che ; Inland pleasant ill his demeanor. The house
w . :; t' • st.. illations were signed was a fair brick stric
ture. with neat grain and quite neatly furnished. The
room in wfci'h the interview took place was a comforta
ble par In-, ..c --I eighteen by twenty feet, and adorned
by the usualu.shiL;: common to tho average of Yir
grJahcutres.
both Generalr were u'.t’red in f*!l uniform. Lee wore
u vciTT^ao sword. Grant had no side-arms, having left
ramp the day previous, with the intention of being gone
but i few hours, but. on the contrary, being gone all
mglt. When tlie two Gi-i« n!s first met they were at
tend .1 only by the stalT oWc-re air .dy mentioned: but
• n
inti* need to in. Lee, who it-c-chcd tin na • ©rdiaily ami
mode ro objections to their nrisenre. 1 hey were Major
Gvnera'.b Urd ai.d Sheriff Brevet Majoi General Ingalle,
Brig. Gens. Williams Rawlings and Barnard, aud Lieut.
Gola. Parker. Pent. Badccu. Bo were. A. A. G., Porter,
Balreoi k. and ('sol Lincoln. Taj. 1’. Schaflucr, liq„
tvas the caiy c ivilian present.
It ahould lie said that General Grant had anticipated I
the surrender for several days, and had resolved betore
hin’d net to .e |Uire the same formal (tie* which are re
quired in a Burrender beteveco the forces of two foreign
nations or belligerent powers; that they were our own
rmwinliv flnd tG fr.lt t r.o rniiriiiinrw for tlia nimv' rt-rt'vgp
#r humiliation.
After the interview, Gen. Lee returned *.• his owa
camp, about hair a mile distant, where his loading offi
cers were assembled awaiting his return.
H** announced the result and the terns, ♦/hereupon
they expressed great satisfiction at the leniency of the
condition*. *l’hoy then approached him in order of rank,
shook hand1, ejcptcfcslng aatirftaf tion ut l-.is course and
their regret at parting, ulJ sbedling tears on the ocoa
sic>n.
Tha fact cf -urresder and the liberal terms were then
anocun-ed to thetroepe and when Gen. Lee appeared
toning them he was. loudly cheered. <!n Monday, be
tween f’r.od IP o'clock A. M. Gen. Grant and Staff rode
ont in ti. uiroc tioa of the rebel lines, ai d on a hill just
beyond tfc-: r mrt house, where a full view of the rebel
army could bo obtained. Geo..Iw . a in’:. attended by
but one staff etti *r tad orderlies, '(he G-.uertil* h.J*- 1.
and. seated on Iheil i •-1 . .
hour up»a the prospects ot the future, each seeming to
realiao the uiighty influence which-the events of the
pr*-cut were to have upon it General Lee signiCed
very emphatically bis dv-Ire fora total cessation of hos*
initios, and indicated his ictection to do nil in hm power
to tiled that cad. The best of pood feeling prevailed,
and this was the last interview between the two Com
manders. titn. Grant returned to Mclcm's house, and
soon after 'lees. Longstreet, Gordon, Pjcketi and Het’u,
with a number cf staff officer?, arrived, and after recog
nitions and introductions, an hour of very friendly inter
course took glace, during which many scenes hnd inci
oents of bye-youe college days, and days of service to
gether in the regular army, were revived and refold with
much good nature.
Gem. Grant gave On. Leo and his principal offieerg
pastes t> prcr't'l whither they wished. ''.The parties
fcior, separated and early ot Tuesday morning General
Grant and 'tuff 1 -ft the nocne of.the groat event for then
he adn a arte mat City Fu.nt ardvlap at4J0 A. XL to-day.
Gen. Meade was left :n ennsmand to superintend tlie do
aaila of tit j scrrcadcr. which would Mctipy several dsys.
fhn work of providing h man and officer with an In
dividaal parole ocuig :» mow and ledlaira mo; part of
thcoi-am „ rittoi »nd [>.\ri rri.lod by the fhtk* printin»
pvei*ws wbioh *c;i'mp:.' b »de'’»v;r*».
Tuva In e.e.ettoy i • w* tr> a ms 4 .» bow? font «
tiutcGoaffla] (1 > ..A - it » ptbo head, > .
r-'t ,tX '"ty To ot f- ’ i ixi a»p. n, they n r
vi* f * • •»'ag <..*« • in,' y|y cersii1'** bn' ’ • *r
l..t> . • u ■ arov riu.ii U-> 'fcr i:W )•»-.' y
. •. a * ooiidei. e!),. -.Aft of */■ i> uoor n
I. i ... <1 f' n M ■ • fram
fc . f • 4te 4 to Am sj.*s tv? ■
weeks ago, his army numbered not 1pm than 65,000 men,
th-it we hare captured from him 26 000 prisoners; that his
killed and wonnded are not less than 14 000; and that the
balance of the army deserted on the retreat, or fell into
our hands at the ourrcnder.
The congratulations at headquarters this raorn.ng were
very hearty.
As the various gentlemen of the staff appeared at their
old homes, and aa commemorative ot their triumphant
return, Btady, the eminent photographer of New York,
preserved the group, (.’enoraU and all, for the admiration
ot all their friends :n this and future ar.d generations.
I,. 1, Crocks*.
AI CTIOY SALEN-Fnlnre Day.
• lly Freeman A Co., Auctioneer-.
(Corner Main A 9th streets.)
Household and Kltclirn F urn! I !*»•♦*,
AT AOOTieN.
0!\ WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, commencing at
10 o’clock A. M.. wc will Mil at the residence on
Murshall between 16th and 16th -tree's, an excellent as
sortment of HOUBEHOI,D AND KITCHEN FURNI
TURE. consisting of the following and 'W articles:
One mahogany chamber suite
One walnut do
One cottage do
Feather beds
Hair and shuck mattrasses
Brussel* and Ingrain carpels
Cone and other chairs
Sofas, mirrors, pictures
Window curtains and shades
i, I ass and Cbinaware
Table linen, knives and folks
rtiVtfi-i and pitchers
Excellent cooking stove, k"
FREEMAN A CO.,
aplT—tds_ An~tior.ee---.
\\fC kill seilat V- ion, on THUBFDAY next, at our
\ V . n M Ha
I i.niltuic. consisting in part of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Cabi
nets. Wardrobes. Chairs, Tables, book Cn-e, Tobacco. Ci
gar-, Cooking btove, Clocks, and a very large a-d deal
ral-le lot of Book:—IdiXI vols. of Poetical. Hbttori-a!,
School, and MlaceUnneous Work*. beridci many d*-TSbk
and useful articles, Jcweiry, Watches, Ac.
C1LLB&P1K, HANK* A CQ., AuA -ncers
np 17—4»* No. M afain street.
_This, liny._
By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
(No. 70 Alain street.)
STO( h HALE OF AWiOKTED OKO*
Cf-.ltlbb. DRIED FRJJIT, KHtll>. Ac.. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.—On TUESDAY; the I8tli instant, at 10
o’clock, I will sell at the store cornei of Broad and Fourth
streets, a general und very desirable deportment of GRO
CERIES, Ac., comprising
8 bar rein Brown Sugar
3 boxes Granulated Sugar
2 boxes Dried Apples
1 box Green Tea
1 box Tallow Candlex
1, keg Soda
2 boxes Blaolc Pepper
• Beeswax, Soap
Tacks, Mustard
ALSO.
Congress Boots
Men's Shoes
Ladies’, Misses’ r.nd Children’s Gaiters,
Shoes and Slippers.
ap17-2t _E. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
I.. II. (iudt »V Co., Auctioneers,
(No. 86 Main street,)
H AVE determined to discontinue the auction and
commission business, and close the imrtnc -ship coto
cern. will sell, peremptorily, ou TUESDAY, April 18th, at
10 o'clock, tl.eir entire balance of stock of l d.uiiture on
hund. We nume a part of the stock .
1 Elegant Sideboard and Press.
1 do Sideboard without Press,
1 Solid Mahogany Wardrobe.
2 Common Wardrobes.
4 Bureaus,
C or 3 Cupboards.
1 Splendid Mahogany Extension Diring Table, good
’ as now,
S or 4 Leaf Tables,
Cottage Bed.-*ads, . .
Washt-lands,
Chairs,
Tables,
1 Fine Cilioen's Scddlo,
25 Blankets, Lot of Clothing, Ac.
L. H. LUCK A CO.,
ap 17—2t* _No. 86 Main street.
17J «7. n . tt ahv. tivUvvi •
'ITT'ILL be '.old at auction, at my store, on TUESDAY,
W APRIL 18. commencing at 1# o’oiocK, a lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Cooking Stove*, Ac.,
V variety of
Sutlers’ etc:**,
Tobacoo.
Fancy Goode, Ac.
P. 9.—All persons having pood* at iry store, left from
previous “ales, must take them away on Monday,or
they will be said at auction on accoant of the owners.
G. W. WILLIS,
spl7— St Auctioneer.
NOTICE.
rrvHE Subscribers have taken she :tore formerly occn
I pied by Messrs. Redwood A Phillips, No. 64 Ma'ivst.,
for tiie porp of conducting * Genera! Auction nr.d Com
mission H..'inc%s,underfLc #a*»" »nd style of GILLESPIE,
H A NFS Vc CO. They w i iW] by auction or at private
vale al) kinds of fends, w.i^fTand merchandise. They
solicit fr-m th' ir friends and the public foae.-ally con
signments, v,iih the assurance that the it interest will
a.ways lie cared f_r. They will also s«ll at the Horse
L-it. Horses. Mules. Cat lie, Vehicles, Ac. Pales made of
Heal Estate; or at private residences of persons declining
housekeeping.
Being cxtensivelv known, they refer to the oilmens o
Richmond generally aud the neighboring counties.
W. if. GILLESPIE,
D. H. ATKINSON.
Of the £rm of P. H. Atkinson A Co.,
No. 16 Governor street.
Charles c. hanes,
Of the firm cf Redwood. Phillips A Co.,
ap.IT—oo3t* No. 6-1 Mala street.
ItOTFCE TO THE PUBLIC.
Robert linipmwn’ hotiil. situ
ated cn Fifteenth street, between Franklin and Broad
streets, i“ rtiil ojon for the accommodation ot visitors
and also for hecoder* by the day, week or month,
ay. IT- I.ti '_B<). LflMPKIN.
1 w a*. WW.p-i K*M kanrmeved his 0«*e ton's1
V * f.vc Hiding, bar -ai*a ft* Whig i(fU* a*«T ft»
■t. .r. 1 n»e enktia Htoret hs.twaea 19th ar.d
'i • ! •« * * Tag Buggy til light Hnrfaf
Was: n. . m iI 7v
. . . SB.va-it. damm-al Pe-ueibeu sad T®
' r\" iunioow l» mr*.': wed fa; rale at
. lilTJOtRl.Y A Btna
j+ii -Hr 3<V Mi Wih rijc •
IllSINESN CAICDN.
NEW CONCERN.
._
C4. R. HOWARD & CO..
N'O. 110 FOURTEENTH STREET.
Ojiposife Exchange Ib id,
ton THE SALK OK
MANUFACTURED ASD SHOEING TOBACCO,
CIGARS AND GENERAL HFRCHAb'DISF,
WHOLESALE and retail.
We respectfully selici t consignments of TOBACCO,
GROCERIES. Ac., which we will sell on commission for
• ash, am! w ill use our best endeavors in making speedy
sales ;it full market rates, mid guarantee prompt returns.
tJT A cboSre lot of CHEWING* and SMOKING TO
BACCO and CIGARS now on hand, to which we invite
| th/i attention of purchasers.^ ^ ^
WILLIAM L. HUMPHREYS.
REFER TO
Messrs. Beers A Spillman. Win. H*>!t Riehaidsoa. Esq.,
! Alfred Moses, Esq., Horace L. KeaifEsq.. I!"ht. <>. Paine,
! Esq., Charles Palmer. Esq. apI7- 3l .v A t
< ARTER, klK'H.ANH A CO.,
* MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBER' <*F
CLOTHING,
>o. RIO Broadway, New York,
Offers to tirst-cla- buyer* a large and very xmpkte
stock of
IND *i| M«FR CLOTIinG.
. OF ALL GRADES,
i r.i.r' eg Fine, Medium and Lov Viicee Good*.
Having acid-j cxten»ive purchases a*, -lie loir prices now
prevailing, we arc in a position to supply our customers
vpon the most favorable and advantageous terms
JOBBERS, MERCHANT TAILORS AND DEALERS
GENERALLY will find it to tLeir advantage to cali and
cramineour stock before purchasing.
Particular ulIcBtiuu paid tv the exe
cution of orders*
SAMUEL CARTER, WM. IT. KIRKLAND,
JOHN BOSE, CHAS. B. PEKT.
JOHN K. WERTS, Special.
i aplT—oodgtm _ _
ICE CREAM!
1 WILL OPEN MY •
• ICE CREAM SALOON
To-day, Ktb of April.
JOHN FRY.
f'J7 Ct* COO Broad street.
BUCOOR M’C-AMMON & CO.,
TOBACCO
tOTI-HISSIOX PlERdlAYTS
25 A. Water *»t., and A. lVlaarteo,
PHILADELPHIA.
A. J. BUCKS'OR, A. J. BUCKNOR.. Jw.,
D. C. McCAMMON, W. HENRY NASSAU.
Liberal advances. Go aa can be shipped te oerewa
Bonded Warehouse. apll- Ha*
“CLOTHING
FOR THE WU TIIERT TH ADE.
KIRTLAND, BP.OWNSON l CD.,
45 and 47, [Chambers Street] 46 aed 47,
NEW YORK,
Have in store a large assortment ef
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Well adapted to the want* of ‘he South.
Vnw Invar nrir#- will hi» TT . d ' tO *.!! thlt ffiVO T TIM W;lh
their order*.
Those visiting our ir.urk't will find great indocmect* at
45 and 47, (Chamber* Street) 40 and 47.
ap 17—lm
DRY GOODS
FOR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
NEW GOODS ANDJfEW PRICES.
Cl'SYES, STODDART4 UROTIIER
Are in daily receipt of seasonable
DR Y GOODS
From the Kerr York rod Philadelphia
PANIC AUCTION SAT.ES.
B.ack Press Silks,
Fancy Press Silks,
Spring and Summer Prena Goedr,
Mouseline Pc Laince,
Black and Colored Alpacas,
Shan Is, Cloak*. *.
Good? for Men ana Boy*' Wear.
lie arcing Deeds,'
Ft robbing goods.
Table Linens,
• Counterpanes,
Blankets. Ac . the., *
fewer*!)* (lends
fSb'i>iW( ami HMrWng Madina.
< illcecs and Brnghu»*. 4®. hr.
,«%r la»*e a*d ranrd r*4* b-ooWe" a* *o ?»< ban-' any
di’n. 7<|K< q nf’ OwoBi wlir.it> are ns> rlAee- a) ourl'Os
; rude • e lr e-Sabii-hmeat' one r(f. he race* pnptUr in
Ht1; •-1- f<»r f«® if ni«len,
j T» prn*. t (r; aa urt *e trade we as t eii kinds •! £<»»•
!, t*u i »i*aa y> on auction [>ri-*..
I «W. YXSi, 8n©PA‘.T h »RO.
«« M.
» pi7- 5*3 fkiw.. t a.
hum*root < ai:iw.
IIOWE’S PREMIUM
I STANDARD SCALES. .■
IN GENERAL 11-E BY THE V. F. GOVERNM; '
Wilder’- Patent > ’at::.--niter Fifes."
Ingerw)U'« atm i oitou .'.e>*. •
Every Scale. >ut> and i’re— Warranted.
Send for illr-tratcd Catalogue and Price I.i*t.
LJ*Agenta WantoJ. *
HOWE & BOI’VILR.
11*4 Broadway
aplS—lm-New 1 or.
T. il. Mliuscriaud X Co..
Manufacturers and Proprietor*
OF D IIOIESrTIIA I) WILP C’FIERKY
B I T X E R S. -
DEPOT,
111) ICccKman Klreet,
ap!5—lm_ »w York, a
EkI ’’BURLY BKOTUIHS I
or lai-riKcrE, ^
WHOLE- '.LIT t.r.Oi EBY AND PROVISION !:• 'if .
Ac. I'd, ISili Sired.
AT W. 13. RATCLIFF’S OLD STAND 1
Have in «t ire an 1 far •• '.It - -
Coffee, ^ogir. Flinr
Fyrnp, Moioawta, Cheese
Mar krrel. butter. T.ard
Sa t Ham* Shoulders
l’outtots Parsnips, Beets. Ac., Ac.,
Wlrsch they offer at Northern prices._apjy
nul l) M ATES STEEL PEA
MANUFACTORY.
•Works Camden, N. J. i
R. ESTERBROOK & CO,. •
MANUFACTURERS OF
S T EEL PENS,
ll'ARIlHOPSES. a
tea ArrU Street, I*kilud«-I(ilibii.. H
44 Juhn Street, Yew York.
Sample-! and prieea on application._ap 16—
John Van Ary«»:, A. P. Britton. H. 7. Gray
of Chicago, III. of hhode Island. of
YAY AR41AY, KBIT TOY A. GRAY, ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AND
S< >LICITORS OF CLAIMS,
it’ll.!, attend to business of all kina* hef re the
VV reveral Departments of the Goveriment at Wash
ington. the I'sfte t States Supreme Court. Court-.-Martial,
Court of Claims, -Ve.
All kinds of j-laime apnin't the Governm- nt j— -vlng
out of the present v.-ar, or a ruing in any mono* - what
ever, will be attended to PROMPTLY, if eatiuatei to our
care.
()FFTCEr-\o. 460 Sixth street, between £ it d F -tt. U
Washington. I). C.
Ado re**- 1*. o. Ret l.o^t.h IJ7_lm _
G.W. WILLIS.
Auctioneer A t'ommi^iou .tier* h:.nt,
No. C3 Alain Strut.
' 11Y pi-nniasion of the Provo-t Martial Gtti -.! >.'-va
1) resumed my hn'in--.-** a4 GENERAL Al'CTKU EBB I
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. ;
1 have one of t;ic largest and lest stores in r file, *■
end will be ph ased to mAe gales of cargoes <: ‘tr 'I lets ; ’
ot goods, at ary store or elae where on the nio-t *■ -er’a
hie terms.
Furniture, l‘ry GoodA Sutlers’ Stores, Ac., rccri -?d .or
sale at auction or private wale.
My first sal ? w:il take place at my store on T PSD.' r
neat, at Id o’clock. Consignments will be received netl
Monday evening next. *
apl5 -3t _GEO. W. WII 1 18.
BURTON & GRANT,
Auction and d'omtui*«ion .Mvreh
No. KH Main St.,
(Opposite the Spot' wood Hotel, RichmorM,)
Will give their individual attention to the s-.e of all
kinds of Merchandise and Ftrrnitnre; also Cona*-y Pro
duce. Ma.-ing ample accommodations and Jong ^expe
rience in the bcainean, hope to be able to give su;. 'action
to all patron*.
Consignmecw respectfully solicited.
Our hou.-w will be opened-on HONDA i, >ne 17th. for
'^LV'r^ BUKT..X A Oti.lNT.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, fj
MAI I.ED FREE OF POSTAGE, i I
To all Ports of the Country, *
lbss-than city pureer. • |H
AT.Btma FOB THE 1TOPLE, I
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