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General News.
New York, Ma, lS.-Thc Posts special
dispatch says it is thought witnesses will
be produced in the conspiracy trial this p.
NJ, to identify Paine rs the man who at
tackled Secretary Seward.
New YoRK, May lS.-The Times spec
al dispatch says: General 'Sigel has be-
come connected as leading publisher and
editor with the daily aud weekly Baltimore
Wacler, German Republican newspaper.
Reconsideration In North Carolina.
New York, May l6.-The Worlds Ra-
leigh, N. e., correspondent says large
meeting held at Raleigh. May 18th, took
action for the restoration Of civil govern
nent and social order. Speeches were
made by q number Of prominent citizens.
A series of resolutions were unanimously
adopted in which were expressed joy over
the downfall of the rebellion and their re-.
turn to the old Union under the protcc-
ton of the old flag, satisfaction at the ter
mination of slavery, which IS admitted to
have always been drawback on the peo-
pie and the State, and the acqui.scence Of
the people in the announcement Of Presi-
dent johnson that treason must be punish.
cd.
IIa"ter Arrested :. New Complications I"
New York, May l4.-R. NJ. T. Hun
ter has been arrested and taken to Rich
mond. 1t is said that Hunter, tor a year
past, has been satisfied that further resist
ancc was useless.
Rebel Governor Vance Arrcstcd~The Pirate
semmrs trying to Escape.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE HeralTs
Chester, S. C., correspondent says: Gov.
Vance, of North Carolina, was arrested in
Buncombe county, on last Friday 18th
by a detachment Of Kilpatrick's cavalry,
under orders from Washington, where, it
is said, he will be sent to stand trial for
treason. 1t was reported that another de-
tachmcnt Of cavalry was in pursuit OF Gov.
Magrath, of South Carolina. 1t is said he
applied for permission to go to Canada, but
was refused.
The pirate Semmcs, with some compan-
ions, is endcavOring to reach the coast and
make his escape out Of the country by sea.
Private dispatches quote gold on Satur-
day, May 10th, at $50 "a lsl, closing
strong.
Sterling Exchange, 1904.
Legal Tenders, 770773.
New YoRx, May l3.-Shreveport, La.,
papers of April 9th contain numerous
accounts of the actions Of the military
and people who are fierce in their determi.
nation Of prolonging the war. A large
meeting at Shreveport was addressed by
the rebel Gov. Allen and several officers
Of high rank, all taking the same ground as
Kirby Smith, urging the soldiers and peo-
pie to renew their efforts to continue the
struggle. Col. Tourney Of Texas deliv-
cred glowig panegyric on Booth. and
compared him to Brutus, and predicted
for him . life Of undying fame. Gen.
Price, Kirby Smih Gems. Price, Bucknsr.
and ex-Gov. Reynolds, Missouri, were
present.
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