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NORTH CAROLINA.

1t appears ii hit OWING to 40 er"o' n IL
prin,i1,y.oi he paroles. The I'rm'l surrender
of Gen Johnston army Was rot consul llnateu
until the 30,h Of April. The parollng tonk
place at Groen>boroush, under the superln-
tendence Of General HartsnH. OF General
Scholield's staff Several days would be re
t,nired TO complete the operation. Maj. Cen
Schofeld the comman1e: OF the troops which
have been left in North Carolina, has issued
two orders The first announces CESSATION I'll
hostillties, requires Of III. troops and people a
strict abstinence from all violence and law
lessness, invites all VINO are peaceably disposed
to return to their homes and resume their IN
dustrial pursuits, pres tribes no oa;hs. declares
there is peace between the government Of the
II. S. and the people Of North Carolina, and
says that the judicial department. OF the gov
eminent will punish the leaders who ARE re-
sponsibe for secession and rebellion. The
other declares all persons in the State, hereto
fore held as slaves to be free, and thar it is the
duty OF the army to maintain their freedom.
Tt recommends the Legroes to remain with
their former masters and work for wages or
hire themselves to those who want their labor
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TIE SIcNtND1aH VALLEY

\ letter !rnn N'ncHi..~.rr W. dated Nv
) s!v~ tnat ,'iiin, OF Interest ha, II )a1,. nv.
c,trr i i, fa, department. a 'arg- pprrn Of
General Ilancnck' corp i on az, t march to
ington, via A>il;,y, zap Several rs.yi-
ments have gone up 'hc valley to Stanuon and
other tnwns in the valley and beyond. me
18Th Virginia regiment will d. provost duty
for The present in Winchester. hc following
important order has Just been issued
General O.uey, No t.
IiEADQ RS, ARMY or THE SHENANDOAH,
MIDDLE NIIir,Rl DRY, May l. $50.
In future citizens must not depend upon he
issue of rations by the Government Of the
United States. Officers AMI soldiers OF this
army are erj lined 10 give protection to lhc
persons, property, and more especially the
growing crops Of farmers, and every possible
assistance rendered in the planting and sowing
of the new crops, in view Of the forthcoming
harvest. The fences now standing will kc
carefully protected, and every aid given tn
repairing damaged and replacing destroyed
fences
Ry command Of Brevet MAJ GEN ToRBERr
WIN. Russell: )r., 4. a. &,
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VI A Rim f LIS I
TUESDAY, MAY 8.

Arrived-Steamer &. G. Knight Ca t. Maron,
from New York, with merchandise. TO Flowers
& Bowen.
Sajed-Ship Old Dominion, Capt Sampson,
with railroad ties and lumber, honnd for
S;ntander. Spain.
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DIED.

In Washington May rth 1850, Mrs,
ELEANOR A. LEWIS, widow Of the late
Robert Alexander Lewis, Of Alexandria, w..
in the I'D year Of her age.
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GEN. OMISSIONS SURRENDER.

After the terms OF the capitulation had
been agreed upon, General Johnston issued an
order stating the principal Ioints, and remind
ing his soldiers that the object Of the Conven
ton was pacihcation to the extent Of the
authority of the Commanders who made it."
and that the events which Lad occurred in
Virginia had imposed this duty on the General
in command to save the country from further
devastation and the people from ruin. General
Johnston also issued an address to his troops
exhorting them to faithfully observe the con-
d1tions of surrender; praising them for the
courage and devotion they had displayed and
expressing his deep regret at parting with
them, and his earnest wishes for their future
prosperity and happiness.
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NEWS BY TO-DAY's: III AL.

A srecial Cabinet meeting. which continued
IN session for several hours was held Yesterday
AZ President .Johnson's office III The Treasury
Department building.
Gen. Dick Tayl,r has surrendered 70 Gen
(Hauhy, OH the. same terms, it is stated, as
those granted to Lee and Johnston.
On Thursday last the Tennessee Legislature
elected Hon Jos. Fowler and Hon. d. I.
Patterson, as United States Senators from that
State.
Cold fell in New York yesterday at the
evening stock board to 1877, closing at 1877.
It is stated that among those who have
recently taken the oath Of allegiance, is Albert
Rhett, Of South Carolina commandant OF
Fort Sumter up to the evacuation Of Charles.
ton, colonel of the lst 5. Z. heavy artillery
acting brigadier general under Hardee, and
CAPTURED at Bentonsville by Fitzpatrick. lie
has been confined at Fort Delaware
The rumored surrender of Mr.. Mallory, at
Pensacola, turns out to be incorrect.
The New York Tribune says :" The Union
army after its permanent reorganization Will
consist four army corps of 10000 each-one
corps of regulars, one corps OF white volun.
teers and two corps colored. The four organl
cations will be complete in themselves, with
cavalry, artillery and infantry IN proper pro-
portions.
The Navy Department continues 10 receive
and accept the designations of volunteer Off
GERS. Of the entire number who entered the
service since the commencement OF the war,
five hundred were dismissed for drunkenness,
which was the prevalent offence.
It is stated that all the troops now marching
n the direction of Washington will be for
warded TO their respective States before being
mustered out OF service. This arrangement
has been determined on to prevent struggling
through the country.
Alta day session of the British House Of
Commons. all the members present-sixty in
number signed an address to Mr.. Adams
learning that President Lincoln had been
deprived of his life by violence, and their hope
and confidence in the future Of the United
States.
The Richmond Times, of Saturday. says =
with the war ended and the armies of the
South disbanded and disarmed, it becomes the
duty Of every man to yield obedience in good
faith to the authority Of the government, and
TO do all in his power towards the re organiza-
ton of the Union and re establishment Of law
and order. To think Of further resistance
would be worse than madness. The duty be-
tore us is plain and it is to yield, as becomes
brave and honorable people, to the fate Of war.
Let all heart burnings-all prejudices-all sor-
rowiugs--he buried in the one determination
to become once more a re united and prosperous
people. :
Advices from Salt Lake soy the Mormon
-, Lon.t:oo hova ,ot;op tnrnrS aponinr
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On every side in the South we see evidence
of the closing of the war, of the commence
ment of return to peace and order, of the de
termination to make no further resistance, or
to attempt to continue contest which ended
with the evacuation of Richmond and the sur
render of the armies of Gen. Lee and General
Johnston.
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state securities are III uttliduu
A letter in the New York Herald gives an
account of ''the arrest of Lieut.. Ruggles, and
Lieut.. Bainbridge, late of the Confederate
army, in King George County, Va, and, also,
of the arrest of Dr. Stuart, OF Cedar Grove,
in that county, who were taken to Washington
probably as witnesses; it being asserted that
Booth and Herrold when they left Maryland
landed on the Virginia shore, near Dr. SIS.
house and expressed desire to go that way.
The Richmond Times states that the bearing
Of the u. S. officers in that city, has, with
scarcely an exception, been courteous and re
spectful towards the citizens and the discip line
and good order OF the soldiers every way praise
worthy The citizens ali bear testimony to
this.
A correspondent of the N. 7. Herald says
he has reason to know that the statement that
Jeff. Davis specie was destroyed was not
correct He paid about $50, 900 to Johnston
army. He keeps the rest. He remained with
the army until the truce had expired, and was
at Monroe, near Charlotte, on the 26th.
Mr.. Plant, the weather prophet Of Bir.
mingham, says, the summer in England will be
the hottest they have had since 1859.
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Virginia Bank notes were quoted in Rich
mond last Saturday, dull, at 10 a 70 cts, North
Carolina Bank notes worth more; notes Of
states farther South something less. Old
state securities are in demand.
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Advices from Salt Lake soy the Mormon
authorities have taken action toward opening
route to the head Of navigation on the
Colorado river. Stock has also been taken to
build line of telegraph on this route, to
extend to Prescott, the capital of Arizona,
where it will connect with the line from Cal
tornia
The Pennsylvania regiments in Sherman's
army, it is now understood, will be broug ht to
Harrisburg, where they will be mustered out
and paid
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