THE MURDERER ARRESTED.
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Hunter Hill, who murdered Maj Smith, of Nan
semond, Virginia, an account of which we gave


in our last, was arrested in New York last Mon
day week, and will be brought to trial in Virgin
ia for the crime. When arrested, he enqnired if
the Major was dead, and expressed his readiness
to 60 back and be tried, stating that he had not
slept for three nights. The gentlemen who fol-
lowed him to New York aver that he is at least
thirty pounds lighter than he was when he COM
mitted the deed-so deep had been his mental ag-
ony. The New York News says we under
stand he admits having stabbed the Major, but
professes to have been first assaulted