Harper's New Monthly Magazine

MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
UNITED STATES.-The Abandonment of Richmond, Public Debt, 262, 532, 666, 805. Monuments at Gettys-
121. Davis's Danville Proclamation, 121. His Flight burg and Bull Run, 393. Provisional Governors, 394,
to North Carolina, 121. The Retreat of Lee, 121. Bat- 529. Pardons, 394, 663. Action respecting Freedmen,
tle at Deatonsville, 122. Negotiations for the Surrender 125, 394, 531, 665. Position of Southern Leaders, 394,
of Lee's Army; the Terms agreed upon, 122. Sher- 529, 530, 665. Escape of Breckinridge, 395. Addresses
ernors of Mississippi, Alabama, and South Carolina,
man's March, 122. His Position and that of Johnston, of the Provisional Governor of Georgia, 529; of the Gov.
Sentences of the Conspira
122. The Assassination of President Lincoln, 123. The
Attack upon Mr. Seward, 123. Arrest of Payne, 124. 530. Freedmen and their former Owners, 531, 665.
Pursuit, Capture, and Death of Booth, 124. Reward Election at Richmond, 531.
offered for the Assassins, 124. Obsequies of Lincoln, tors, 532. The Mississippi Convention, 665. Johnston's
124. Negotiations between Sherman and Johnaton, 124. and Hampton's Views on the Situation, 665. Action of
The Terms agreed upon, 125. Repudiated by the Gov- Ecclesiastical Bodies, 666. Trial of Wirz, 667. The
ernment, 125. Surrender of Johnston, 125. Capture Jenkins Peculation, 667. The Ketchum Fraud, 667.
Stoneman's and Wilson's Expedi- Railway Disasters, 667. Failure of the Atlantic Tele-
of Mobile, 125.
tions, 125. Occupation of Salisbury, Selma, Mont- graphic Cable, 66S. New Jersey and Ohio Democratic
gomery, Columbus, and Macon, 125. Halleck's Am- Platforms, 802. Democratic and Union Platforms in
Schofield's Freedmen Order, 125. New York, 803. The Candidates, 804. The South Car-
Elections in Vermont and
nesty Order, 125.
Commerce with the South restored, 125, 394. The olina Convention, 804. The Alabama Convention, 804.
President's Proclamation respecting Confederate Cruis- Statistics of the State, 805.
The State Government of Virginia recog- Maine, 805. Connecticut refuses Negro Suffrage, 805.

ers, 125.

FOREIGN.-The War in Mexico, 395, 532, 805. Maxi-

Revolution in Hay-

nized, 125. Strength of Johnston's Army, 258. John- The Public Debt, 805.
ston's Farewell Address, 255. Sherman's Justification
Surrender of Dick Taylor, 259. milian's Decree on Education, 395.

of his Course, 259.

Kirby Smith, 259. His last General Order, 253. Con- ti, 395, 532. The War on the River Plata, 395, 8:5.
Surrender of Belligerent Rights withdrawn from the Confederacy,
federate War Meetings in Texas, 250.
to lay it, 668. Quarrel between the French Emperor

Smith's Force, 259. The last Battle of the War, 260. 395. The Atlantic Cable, 395, 532. Failure of Attempt

Pursuit and Capture of Jefferson Davis, 260. Arrest of

Alex. H. Stephens, 260. Surrender of C. C. Clay, 260. and Prince Napoleon, 805. Dissolution of the British

Position of the Government of the United States

Indictment of Davis, 260. Trial of the Assassins, 260, Parliament and New Election, 532. The Shenandoah,

395, 562. President Johnston's Amnesty Proclamation, 532.

261. His North Carolina Proclamation, and Instruc- toward Mexico, 805. Paraguay and her Antagonists,
The Confeder- 805. The Fenians in Great Britain, S05. The Cholera
tions to the Provisional Governor, 262.
ate iron-clad Stonewall, 262, 532. New Military Divi. in Europe, 805.
Release of Prisoners, 262, 335. The

sions, 262, 531.

MORGAN, PURSUIT AND CAPTURE OF.