The New York herald., 1864-11-30
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Dollars uoward Oncred by s"e ho"
=. suo.xs.o,.-The Ressstratson o.
..s.s a, General reek'e Pead-
uuartcrs, &c,
fn,se yaupQ and detectives ..sougan Rpc Bennett
yesterday arrested two ra,a young sOuta@ncr on sas
s,c,on of having ceea eoaesroed In the uasae0eseiul
s.epp, 10 esrn the cly last Friday night Since the
prisoners arrived IN tho city they nave led an ide me-
and aos unfrequepy they been beard 70 abuse the
yaoa soldiers Northern people generally. They were
sommiisi for examination.
sxoIrssgSr AT ras oLyEpro rHsArRx.
On Monday night during the burning OF the Interna-
stona Hotel, excitement took place very Ike
aha, which occurred Al the Winter Garden Nelos Gar
sea and Barnums Museum, he night OF tho abortve
asmp. TO burn tho city. The cry .firs arel nrel"
h the streets reached the interior the during
Ae performance, and incant ,rsy repeated by some
oee nsde Ia moment almost the entire assemblsge
their feet The ladies screamed and fanted and
tbe perous feat orsshng to she doors had commenced
and would have been attended with fearful consequences,
hsd had presence OF mind to cry out, In
loud voice, "Urderi orderln which had the effect OF
making the audience pauee. The true nature OF the
shrm then explained, and the audience resumed
thsr seats, with minds very much relieved.
sRg REGISTRY OF SOUTHERN RRsfDBSrs-o0NrINuA-
= TIoN OF THE WORK.
General Peck's headquarters again the OF
much hustle and excitement yesterday. Another large
hatch u refugees, residents aud visitors
hand 10 register their names and undergo rigid
ANIMATION from Major Hayner larger number were At
she headquarters yesterday than the previous day,
end anxiety and little timdity expressed
By all get through as quick as possible with the opera
vdaals registered and examined and taking into con.
soeraton the fact that thee probably twonsy
thousand son,berners In this city Il win take
siderable time before the entire work accomplished
rHk PARlIEs FRGisTERlNGwHo THEY ARE.
sonne assemssa 81 The hssdaasrters Profsssions men
aradeemen mechanics Iabores, lawyers, doctors, men
they were IN search Of came Forward yes
scrday There were several who have resided In the
Sson tae ou,h Nearly all had come on hers with The
eope OF retrieving fortunes which had been lost; aud,
again, numbers who, from choice OF government and
hyaty, bad loft behnd theni Ia disgust what they
ukered 10 be mad attempt TO eubvert all principles OF
and conslder.on at beadqusrters, and after exsmins
sion cen, away With caution as 20 The necessity Of
t1,uc good conduct while within the limits OF the United
SAstes government.
THE norEL REGISTER.
me propreors Of the different hotels sending TO
feadqlgrters lst Of names or Southornors stopping
with them. All facts concerning their movements and
Astory also communicated TINS win have the effect
81 greatly acceeTstng the movement OF General Pecks
rsx bureau
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND SOUTHERN INCIDENTS.
II IS believed that there nos iess than twenty five
sboJabd Southern people resident In this city, she
bulk Of whom peaceabe persons not likely to toub
themselves win plots or conspraces. OF these larB
q Southern men readent here, and also OF many i
sr remain IN the South from choice or necessity
said toa, Of these females are the wives
acsr relatives Of officers IN the rebel army.
AN IRISH REBEL sol DIER.
Among the applicants for registration was IN exs Idle
an tho rebe regular service had ipte
hy the chiyaiy aud compelled TO ght against the Uno
asemsevos 50 orcumstanced that they are obi red
swc the ranks OF Jcn Davis logions. This sodt n IL
. Ss q Il
seespe from the ron rule OF his masters, and r ally
e bidders he Aled ihem With air, fasts ied then
around mis- bedy and then Jumped INTO the ! dsto an,
~ nsng any injury HIS description Of the dsspotsn
N psis 10 quite graphic, and be declares he woul
ExIIxs rRoM THE SOUTH.
Not few people vino have been exii ID from the
oncs SOUTH either by Tho rebels or ouro Sn troops,
seundn ths hrong OF people who come ward 10 regi
70 iriend esther North or south, i6sy1 ina e1.rsm
asut exist being reduced TO pitMs % state OF de-
~sm. !, ,ossi~sbey are now sndurisS hdsh,ps Inc
dreamed Of few years ago, ana oay be said to
nan from ausn,a Georsis made 10 appearances yes.s
DAY the registrati0n ONCE. N reply 20 numersu
xcm his oSn country, having sssu compelled to ssv
Asanta BY scdsr Of Major Geseralsherman aud that
1sierrod 70 como sarthwsrd where tho horrors OF
Scre unknown aud tho comfSrtso civilized society wer
sc,oys ed eg buuhlest oassses IN the community.
DISCUSSING A DoUBTFUL POINT.
One nseo who obeycd the order declared himself 10 b.
poeltion OF kAutucky a. tho commencement OF th
rseolcR--ihat fs 80 say, neural Major Hayner IN
formed neutral that only two clessess Of people
seoos srsed by tue goverumento w.t. the friends OF tn
gp,os ard ns enemies The Scutherner thought had
yxhi &c his private opin MS and that he ought 10
As1wsd choose his position with respect TO tb
soysrpsaent MAJOR HsyneS ihoneht differently, and
sured u that there was position In which net
sraAy might be safely trusted, aud that that position
abe shore ~ Long Island, in little circular man
sson called lafayette. The sou:herner considered IN
dec dedly Frspchy for him aud professed N
OF desire for species OF neutrality. After d
saseiDs the matter slightly he came 10 the concuso
shat all things considered be might tage the oath
sDegsnoo without compromising bis dignity yer
Assvty.
Board or Supervisors.
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