, 1865-03-30
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4 rose coio'eo oaspa1ca comes from Norln
Carolfns full OF .he mos1 chccrane- news,
tsuc. a returned mc1noer ot 'he Norla Caro-
linn LEGISLATURE "1o mas come nome 10 take
the oa1h OF a'eElaoee' 1epor's tnat Tile oos
trpoF, Inc Legislature aud the psoPle arc ."
7esoS 70 luxe 1ne oa'n' snemt 10 the .; l;
auo sAu'S tne eonstilutlonaA nhi.cn. 10
saootH a"S Slase15.; Ae also -. of'I -. snr-
antelieence 1nat hale,gh WILL s.,,o.
fcnaeFea, ana tfat Sherman ~ ~ 1ohn..
3eid's armies outnumber Aess s.a. ans th.,
Tons. The Eane dispatch -. e.. ,oa,o
Jed. Davis Is actually nfs"s .., s,d ,h.t
npon the basis Of genera s, u"" Nausa-,
Gen. Sherman has passra III ..s....
on Ills way 10 Fortress A"uso.7 ~ ~
the terms on Xh'ea leace ~ $3.50 .. ~ ~
his return, If the tcf"s P'u'e -
vis, Lee. the afu ana .ne PsoP'e a'e Ill
coming back TO SHAKE MINUS ano immea'atctS
engage in foreign war TO cover up past in-
iurics, the Southern army TO be led ny Lee,
the Northern by SHERMAN, and both. under
1he direction of Lieut.. Gen. Grant.
The. programme Is q very pretty one-a
Utoplag scheme, tosly Imaginative. We
can only hope some clement Of the real per-
yndes the scheme, but Tc fear there Is vide
room for margins in all these prcdfcatfons,
and that wien differences come to be set
tied, MI will not run as easily rs Is set forth
in the North Carolina doeument.
Cavalry movements seem TO be tue order
nf the day. The East Tennessee expedition,
under Gen. Stoneman, already advanced
upon its mi: sion, has uncovered one hundred
miles Of railway, and Il driving In every d.
rcction the fugitive md disorEauized hands
Of rebels which have beep- prowling about In
Tennessee. The rrca: Alabama cavalry ex-
pcdition, under Gcu. Wilson, fas broken
camp at CEickssaw. and Is probably long
eic tlis lime on its way to Selm2t TO intercept
the rebel forces from Mobile, when they shall
be driven ont by Canby. Still another large
division Of caTalry is beins organized In Ar
kansas, under Gen. West, which will mako
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nus .u's 1'n'o Ha'Aso -N 49," :'.a;,,. .,.s
bnc 10 Men'pn'1' o'4us 4os Ia
1hc cas IL s1.oneis az. .isee' anu eaausos sus
Eafflson u o'nc uano1eo oia 'ae"' ""'e1
ANNOUNCED yes'c1u'y' W '"eoe 1nousa1uo
young men, IN gooo hEhtiae conult'2n' unaei
General mau1y" ne o1"gs lae 'u:eao'oast
report tnat Inc reocls are preparing 10 esaca
ate, and that they VIII 1ull oacs upon selma
The \. I. fefoso lnaoiges ~ anotner aasn
OF peace rnmofs, TO inc enect 1nas Inc fres
dent has rcc'ved proposl1lon from Jen- VI
Wis. ol course the proposanon oF1glnatea
that Office.
The st. Abans ra'oers were aga o'scnae;
ed yesterday ny 1he nlohtfeal coat, oat vel
Immediately alter re-arrestcd.
Gen. Mitchell mas maze "ho'esale maui
1edskins among the LODGES IN tec vast Wide
ness one hundred nud 1Dy miles nofth OF Fo
Laramic. One hundred and tfty lodges
Sioux md ninety lodges o. A1Eapahoes We
captured.
An arrival at New York from Havana
ports the death Of the 1e1cl Gen. Chalmei
an officer Of prominence IN the rebel servle
who las been conpectod with tue Tral
Mississippi Department since the commene
meht Of the war.
vallandigbam appeared yesterday as "
ness before the Military Commission ensae
in the trial Of the Chicago Conspirators. T
telegraph furnishes only a merger synopsis
The Testimony. What lie might say II b. to
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