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Daily National Intelligencer
Washington, District Of Columbia
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Brig. Gen. Winder arrived in Washington City on Thursday evening. Rumors of an armistice conclusion in New York are unfounded, as such news would reach Washington first. Opinions vary on the likelihood of an early armistice amid ongoing relations with the enemy.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 30.
Brig. Gen. Winder arrived in this city on Thursday evening. The rumors which accompanied him to New York, appear to have progressed no farther. There can be no truth in the reports at New York respecting the conclusion of an Armistice. If such an event should take place, it will certainly be known in Washington as soon as in New York. Of the probability of an armistice at an early day, there are various opinions among well informed men; and any man who considerately views the present state of our relations with the enemy, is quite as competent as we are to decide correctly in this respect.
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Washington City
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Thursday Evening
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Brig. Gen. Winder arrived in Washington City on Thursday evening. Rumors accompanying him to New York about the conclusion of an armistice are untrue and have not spread further. Such an event would be known in Washington as soon as in New York. Opinions differ on the probability of an early armistice given current relations with the enemy.