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Northern Advices of the
. " 31st TJlt.
THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
A ortli iarolinian on the Stand.
THE REBEL GENERAL ED. JOHNSON TESTIFIES.
Tho jVIormons in a Quarrel
"I . ' r" ..
'.': ;h ni pup rs the .Tlt ult., received cfe-.t.-ntav,
turnixli u the foil wing yews from all
- j ' art ir : ' ;
THE TRIAL. .
On Thursday, tlui 30ih ult., the first witceea
culled for ijl.'o f,m.siet?utiou was .Levis..!?. Bates,
of Chnrlotre, N. C He testiied that Jeflerson
4Hvib r4-jip-i at 1 is h use on the 19th of April,
. a'.id made hi- add ros t it in the tep. Davis re
eeivVd and read ; th crowd a telegram from
(rcn. Breekiurid-e, dated Greeu.sboro', April 19,
us follow :
Presiue t Lincoln was assassiuated iu the
theatre Ln tlw; niht id' the 14th inst. . Secretary
8ewHrd-' house was (utered on the same night,
and he was repeatedly .-tabbed, and is probably
in.O: tally wounded
The witness said that after reading this lis
patch to th- crowd,, Ih'vis said : " If it were to
ho done it were better' it were well don." The
dav after Breckinridge and Davis conversed in
the house of the witness on the subject of the as
sassination. Breckinridge remarked to Davis
that he regretted it' very much.; it was unfortu
nate for the people of thje South at the time
. The regret seemed tone because of sympathy for
the South, and not tSecauso of the criminality of
.the act. Davis replied: ''Well, General. I
- don't know. If it were to he done at all, it were
better it were well done ; and if the same were
done to Andy Johnson, the beast, and Secretary
Stanton, the j )b would then be omplctc."
Jacob llitterspaugh testified that he was em
ployed iii'Fo-d's Theatre wbeD the President was
shot. He saw tho assassin run across the stage,,
and followed him. He found the door hard to
oppn. When witness returned, Spangler struck
him',- saying, For God's sake, don't say which
. Ry.he (Booth) went!" Witness was called for
Hanold, and said he had always been regarded
as a iigbt and trifling boy, and easily influenced,
lie was .temperate in his habits and regulaCV in
bis hours. . .
The rebel General Edward Johnson was called
for -the defence.
'. '.Gen. Howe sail Johnson was educated at the
- United States Militar T Academy. It was a well
known condition precedent to an officer's receiv
ing his commission, that he must take the oath
,f)f allegiance. That.it w,s notorious that John
son had bor:: arms against this Government, and
came here with hands red with the hlood of his'
loyal countrymen To tier him as a witness
was aq insult to the court, "and he moved he be
ejected.
.Gen. Aiken was glad the motion had been made.
'The introduction of buuh a man as the witness
was the height of impertinance.
Mr. Aiken, of the counsel for the defence, said
V(?L Vi.
the Confederate, officer. Jett, had already ap
peared as witness for the Government ; therefore,
no disrespect was intended by introducing this
witness. .
Judge Holt and others spoke, when General
Howe withdrew his objection.
Gen. Johnson then testified that he ;s ac
quainted with a man representing hiius.-lf as
Vou Steineker, who was i private in the Second
Virginia Infantry Ho never heard of a secret
meeting such as thaf to which Von Stoinekvr
testified, Imvi.ig in view the assassination of iht;
President : he 'never heard-su-ih a thing ,-pokon
of as desired ; ho never sa.t Booth in his ca-np.
or heard of him till the assassination
FROM BRIGIIAI YOUNGDOSI.
A split aaioug the quarrelsome Mormons i
not a thing so unu ual as to excite special re
mark ; Lut a recent occurrence of the kind seems
to be worthy of note. Joseph Smith, the son of
th.e original Joseph, and a reopen iz 1 high leader
in the polygamous community, has b"Come a
convert to monogamy, and makes a dead set
against the great Brigham Young Joseph
quotes his father and the Book of Mormon to
show that both inculcate the doctrine that one
wife at a time and no concubine?, is the torch
ing of these recognized heads of the church.
Joseph also make- a point, r ther indirectly,
against the loyalty of Brigham Young
GENERAL 'if EAVS.
The Nashville Dispatch of the 21st says :
" The Mexican dollars in which Jefferson Davis
paid off his body guard afer jingling around the
city to qui'-e an extent, they were sold on the
street at one dollar and fifty cents, with any
number of purchasers. Some of the coins boar
date as late as 1862, and all of them are bright
as if they had just come from the mint."
John Bell was at Atlanta, Ga., at latest ad
vices, and the rebel "Secretary of the Navy,"
Mallory, and Howell Cobb, were en route to
Nashville under guard.
The surreuder of Kirby Smith has caused a
great relaxation in the rules governing the ship-'
ment of goods from New York to English, Span
ish, and Mexican ports contiguous to Southern
port?. v (
Major General Brannan has arrived n 1
t:
onir.-
..:n u c Tu:n. mil -t i
hub, ay., uum n as u vine. j ue rauroau ot-
tween the two cities is repaired, and the trains
nre running regularly.
The rebel Senator Harris and a General Han
iltou were captured recently at Cape Sable, Fla.,
while trying to escape from the country.
General Beauregard, of whom we have hoard
very little for the past two months, was in New
Orleans on the 22 d, and registered bis name at
General Banks' headquarters as a paroled rebd
officer. V
Sherman's reports and correspondence have
been ordered ta be published by the War De
part men t. -'
Gold closed on the 20th at New York ,'t
136 2-S.
la Burlingtou, Vt., on the 30th ult., two rebel
officers, who gave their names a3 Lewis Castlc
inan and O. J. Murray, were arrested on board
the steamer United States. They asserted that
they were on their way from Montreal to New
York to surrender themselves to General Dix.
Sanders and Tucker accompanied them to the
cars at Montreal. Both the prisoners were inti
mates of those notorious parties. They are now
in jail, waiting the orders of Gen. Dix.
The 'rebel General Longstrect has received
permission from the President to visit Washing
ton on private, business, and will arrive here in
a few days.
The Rev. Mb. Skinner preached a sermoo in
the Baptist Church yesterday, which considering the
position that gentleman hud iu Confederate iinws,
was somewhat unexpected iu its genera! tone, and
created quite a sensation. He referred to the govern
ment of the United States as org of the best, most
magnanimous and strongest id the world. Id ex-'
plaining his changed opinions he admitted that the
South had undoubtedly committed net a few sis in
the recent war and iu bringing it nbout. II advised
a cheerful submission to the present condition of
affairs and exhorted his hearers to be true and loyal to
the goverement and to met friendly advances with a
good grace. There were not a few tearful eyes in bis
audienct, aud the general verdict was that he had
taken a position consietent with his duty as a
chiiitiaa leader. He stated that he had had tbe
honor of shaking bands with Prefcident Johnson, and
represented him as a just, honorable and Goi fearing
man.
Mr. Skinner is entitled to no little credit lor this
bold, manly and truly christian-iike address, and we
hope its ir.fluesce will be extended as it well deserves
to be.
. A National Bank. A project is on foot in
this City to re-establish one of our banks under
the new National Banking system. The revived
institution will probably be called " The First
National Bank of Raleigh." We are gratified
to be able to chroniple this movement. It is but
another indication of the return of peace and con
sequent business prosperity.
RALEIGH, MONDAY. JUNE
FROM WILMINGTON.
V ian the following items relative to Wiimins
:, U ni tt " Herald, th'' nw Union pap; r published
' Health of the City.
A j--.-.rf.as gone abroad, and is to "s--rue xtM..
it-i t b.i'f-ur own midst, that Wilndugtun is
, ;o o-'y skiy . This rr-poit is Li ordv v?rv rrr -u.
bin ry iijjurii'iis t- thf eitarc ; : ne Unvi,,
.' ! t 'vS- vr-s go-d itiz-'i s make evri y xer-
j to r. nff idit it. K'-rli-r v. tl P:t on tr city
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.vuh reinyee im) r-4eris'i rf'f .! ; rls -
i; wii..tn, '-win.- l.i :;: to ?;:eir p.;.ys:c-a.
i: arrivu-y h . th t i rtniity w,i veiv
. "ii. Hi. -rs r -v rosl-
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o. iit nere.
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Bu; at no tin.e has ny
i nc previikd htf, nor i
us i.r !ti(tlirn i't
t!iit- any at present. 1 deed, o-A'iug to the admira
ble ( . anli. ess ot our streets and places under military
' r it r-, the city was ver more wealthy than at the
pn S' I' t'iT'. $
A National Bank.
It is .: i i st ...".1 that etotiattorad are pendiug for
'.Meent ot a hanRinti nouse in this city on
f p. national bai klof law. S vrra! well
rai-italists ar-- i-nterKri in the movement,
;,( tprize and yneigy is a guarantee of suc
ii"h an iustiiution is Lauch needed In this
, ; d . i ! prow- r f incalculable benefit in re
- .: i'-sc; i-e:. rally. Oar peon! have ample
i i : , i. uti-.-riy devoid -f momy with which
.1 r.
W f i
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to ICS II
in our :
den1'.,.
ai;ai-.
'' 'li t u pniions. With a uealihy bank
st, having ample capita! to loan oq un
frity. w ' shall !: have prrgperity
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad,
-it p'e';.- d to 1 -frn tiut '..i Wilmington and
Man,
re-op;
p;.,si'
t" u'
li liir j. ui (J mpany have determined upon
i'i; their r uid to the public at the earliest
r.'-'anctd, and that th'y wcpoasseil of funds
i.e r-.Mdw.y in good rejvur. A iarge forca" of
U' i no.v emnh vrd on i s line, driving the
1 . o
labor with a commeunanle energy. The bridge over
the Great IV: D -- ",s r b ."-p. a. 1 . ;vh;ch is the
most c na!(i.-r:!'c j h that revf-rts th? immediate
r;--.pen)ng o. ilte. roid As 3oo?i as this bridg .is re
placed wa are a'lvj-;ed 'h .t train-, will comui :nc ron
ning betwe-n tulr. place, Floremce and ih far South.
Cheering.
Oce again matters and things bgir! to assume
their wonted appearar.ee in Wilmington, and the
consia! it influx of good of alnit every description
is indeed cheering, whil the itjprovements (f one
kind and ,auother is gratifying in Ihe extreme.
Among the many changes thu: hve taken place,
none is more conspicu us than tna neat saloon that
has ixf&n fitted up y Mr. Fay oa North Water
Ftre?t. fia,
M: . V.i'j is a tVcfUf -fCtl obliging, oV-r
r ady u ..,;com::rda"te' ; and t:S4!Xiiho visit hij ss-f xd
wid f tii to be ph-ased, as his laH:. art; always sap
p'i -(i with the ?-east the market ords. and hie viands
arf Ki.irpsaod by none in the city.
Horse Thievte .
We learn th.it on Tuesday uv Us; tha scabies of
Dr. J. Fr;vnci:t King u.d Mr. H tr is Northrop, ot
this city, wi r-' entered by thieves and a horse taken
froir. each. Sleeping sbove tho h-'ise of Mr. North
rop w re two s.ildieis, -.vtio rep rt some uois as hav
ing oe urr'-d, durl-: th nig-'U, o:h r-g.ir led it af
tothing unusual. i"so ! am !f'm thesimgin-
llcma, x:h : a rnftian, -upn seri ?o be of this charac
ter, mad;- his ins appearain o4 Lh piazzi of Mr. N.
Li. Daniel's residence a few eights since, aud oeing
a.-ked his business and makio? no reply, Mr. D. fired
two shots at him without effect, oiakiug him get .,ff
in hot hast-. lie returned again however in about
a i hour's tone
hut made r.c att??tipt fvt rascality.
Committed to Jail.
an.i F.am Cu ho, both of Biuswick
;jr: c in mitt ''d t'. ttie j t . f th:scity,
- ieh. t r oi.ta:r?.ig rati us from the
1 stiiir. prop- while tney hav lasd
.ul n -t c-ufF-'r-'a e!thr arrtv, and
tfd to -'! an v k or o''i-- pr;por-
L.-w;
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tor t v-
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and st- ck, ;: ;
had h"t it'rni,
tV 0 .:( Oil i'
Gen. Howard's Farewell to His Army.
Maj. (Jen. (). O. Howard, th- Chr'stiaa s.d'dier,
who will he rtnif-rnb.-red !v our citizens ior Lis
m my kindness towards them during hi short stay
in Italeigh, i.w- d the t'o'iu ing rder t. i. ;r .ps on
the o. t'asl ii oi hi? leaving l o in .oa p th C im-
missj.fi. rship -r the l ir ui ot Fr.dm m's Affairs :
Hdqs. Annv of the Tennessee, 1
Alexandria, Va , May 22. 1855. j
Jo the Officers and S(ldiers of tht Army of the
Tennessee : While, participating in the common feel
ing of ratisfaction that the work of subduing the
(-. :!.: s ' .-iir r-'.untry has be r. so thi viijhiy a:-c-iinpiis-ed,
jr is with a ir-Ting of y'. sub. es--; that I
pat from my .mpa: i ci-sid''ms.
b was with rnany ruisivmgis that I accepted th
vacancy created by the death of your able and rauch
bved mmander, General McPhe s u. Rut I found
t h; :); s- cordial arid eorR'ant support thr- ughout
t..e Army, and t ik a pieasurs and prii? n attribut
ing your u; in rrn success to that united action which
your geoefwus confidence created.
S-'U-dy a ''e called to other fidds for active ser
vice, you ha v. i a my successor, Genei il Lgan, an
ante, earnest, untiring soldier to lead you.
With - feejing of tender recollection whieh binds
u to our Ut" Chief Magistrate, who had pou"ed oat
hi- ",.vn !' od i'. t!vj coin i.oa sacrifice. I propose to
V"!i t.jr .: i"" ::i -rto, ui j wt Is ; "With malice to
v. -.:'s n with charity f..r a!i,at1d firnness Iq the
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er-d gtvs us t s.-e th ng l. loese
i dit; ;iir. fu:. rjc.ieal, singular bequest
f" u-, h-..' may 've cherish them, not
ex
r i :. ids die, but as a precept
th- gror. ;,d-work ci ptrpttuai union
a i v , 1 say firew.il w-11 done, do
, h d.n ess V"U ao d reward you for
. i sa rttic-
i : r-:n u .stho emblem of these
t i o j. - tel aa honor to the trne-
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i.'-iuory, that he fought in
O. Howard, Major Gen.
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A M Van; Dyke, Atis't. Adjt. Gen.
Mfssei.', B. P. Vii'imsin &; Co., Fayettevill st.,
have a targe stock of prov'sions on
and we
advise ail who wish to purchase to give them a call.
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lev Dr. M
of -he
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KfO-ei i .o (': cti . !.:; tl t: -0- : ; ' .
Presid. ro of h - Ur.jjv.f Sr' v s' !
ar- j i ;o 'mot t hi?', and also to leurn that J -Muson
wa. absent from the city on Thurs lay iujjb,
and tiiat ro.- church wouW t ave b'.'vii '"Oh is had
tJ'- iicC'i at lieM'.'
Dr. Maofi has u vt i ptc-siitui d th : i j ; ; to
dabf-h Hi ;,.-. ;f j. - irh Kjo il .
T HE AT EE
3STew"b-ern, 3J" 0.
MRS. GRANGER'S HOTEL,
GOLDSBORO K. C.
PEW
.SON'S PASSING THROtJUH THIS PLA(3
wilt find a well-supplied TABLE, always r-eadrbn
tne arrival (l each Train. fi
Connected with the above is a BAR, well strckd wtli
the best u
Ales, "W:o.os, c&c.
THE ONLY LICENSED BAR IN TOWN. f
j-'5lm CASSERL.Y fc COyfj'
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, fl
I WISH TO SELL MY PLACE KNOWN AS SPKdijff.
field in Franklin county It contains seven hundred
and twenty-one acre? ; one ha!' c' eared the othr llilf
original forest. Residency (ind. with sundry oot-hois8
?uitab!e for tenants. A sph;ndid' orchard of 4000 choice,
'iuit trees, good water, several mineral springs -in the
land ar'd many others near it, a light, fervile soilj
bea-utiful situation, and many other advantages atterjj
the place. It is near the it. & G. R. It., four miles frotu;
Kittrell's, seven from Louisburg, and seven from FraiN
linton. Address IV. H. WINSTON, H
June 5dt Kittrell's, N. Ogfj ?
UNION MEETINGS IN WAkI-
UNION MEETINGS AT ALLEN JENivS'
AND CEDAR FORK. ft
THERE WILL BE A VXION iJEETIXG AT riE
house of Allen Jenka, on Friday, the 9th of Jure v'
There will be a Union Meeting at Cedar Fork n Oab I
urda.v, the 10th of June . '
It ia expected that Col Ruj?s, C. J. ' Rogers, Esq. , SuYU
J. L. Pennington. Esq., wi l be present to add'eslht.
people at bo'b places. Other gentlemen will alio bfin-i
vited to attend and address the people. June .r)-tcU
UNION MEETING AT HOLLY SPRING;
THERE WILL BE A UNION MEETING AT HOIiLfr
Springs on Saturday.' the 17th of June, when it ill
expected a number of gentlemen will be present to-ftcl
dress the citizen? who may a&semblj. June ' td t ,
S3!. IElulIlL.EISL
F'aycttevjl"' ?t..- ,ri
ft-
K A L E I GH .
Sl'FACTiriiKh l
JEWELRY AND ENGRAVER.
&5T Cash Paid for old Gold and Silver, .rjf
May 31 tt'
C. W. 0. HUTCHtNGS
yOV LI) R E S P E C 1 F U L L-i I Ft, Ii M Ills
friends and th- pub iy eer.erailv that h" i- now
prepared, a ht-retof'ore. ti, d . all kind of
Saddle and Harness Repairing,
ic best manner nJ wi'b pr ui.ptnes. ar hi.j Sh;p . M: ft
story under Ma.-onic Hall. Patronac eari:-?tlv ... U'e
ited. . Ma; j ' tt
AN INTERESTING BOOK.
SKETCHES OF NASSAU-
("1 I V; v; A i'-'.SCRI t'l ON tty Tn L JLl'!ATE,
JT ?-'is r-..-dueH. i;opulat;or., Ac, . , i-'r'prsed
v.-;th ra: "o.ti'":.? V crt;. a:.-cd;-te-. .e.
Van hi- : id ar. th- I'ro---.. 0;ne,. 1 rid ,-htt.
W'h'-n ordered by m-ail h -tvrp muit h.- -e' to pay
pe.frtage ar .'0 lw
LO"J
i I'll... HAM-LK iilili WHIP. !'I.Ai;i,U
."l uit.i'i!? ivivi; : n-iil b naiu hv ! 1 v j n r ; t at tfce
Prove.-1 Maihal'y Dilifv.
Mav 12 t! .
Ladies' and Gentlemens's
Mckimmon's Store, One Door from Mor
gan Street, on Fayetteville. i
PRIVATE ROOMS FOR LADIES',
Mav31-tf
Ileadq'rs Deparmient of N. C..V:
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i Army op thb Osio, )
Raleigh, N. C, April 27th, 18H5
GENERAL ORDERS, 1
No. '6'1. J
rpo REMOVE A DOUBT WHICH SEEMS TO EXIST
I in the mind? ot some of the people of N'erth Carol isa,
it hereby declared that by virtue of the Proclamation
of the President of the United States, dated Januarv lit,
1S63, all persons in thid Stace heretofore held as slaflef
are bow free; and that it is the duty of the Armri
maintain the freedom of such persnns! j;"
It is recomuiendeu to the t'oriuer owcere "f the frtJed
men to employ iheia as hired servants at reasonable
wages. And is recommended to the (reedmen tjiit
when allowed to uo so, the.- remain with t h -i r foi m&
master.. ant iaoor faithtuilv so long aa thev shalDtH
treated kind, y and paid reasonabie wages, or that the'
immediately seek employment elsewhere in the kindl
work to which they are accu-temed. It is not welt foi'
them to congregate about t wns or Military Cam: s.
They will not be supported in idleness. '
Bv command r,f Majr-r treneral Schoo-id .
J. A. CAMPBELL. V '
M ay 20 1 w Aistant Adjatant (i-tcrS j
MRS FENTRESS'
PRIVATE BOARDING HOU HJ
NO. FIFTEEN, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
TOAKl BY THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH 0
mM ML "l aw &
AND
XJ without Lodging. Mayn-tf1
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'WEEKLY CATAWu.'
together with ev. cU . : ;:!. ,:,.J
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