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The Retiring of Gen. Hill. --The English Register states that the cause of Gen. Hill's raising the siege of Washington N. C., was the bursting of a cannon railed upon to prevent the enemy reinforcing the town by water. A correspondent of the State Journal says since his withdrawal the Yankees are burning houses and committing atrocious outrages in the country around Washington. The Retiring of Gen. Hill. --The English Register states that the cause of Gen. Hill's raising the siege of Washington N. C., was the bursting of a cannon railed upon to prevent the enemy reinforcing the town by water. A correspondent of the State Journal says since his withdrawal the Yankees are burning houses and committing atrocious outrages in the country around Washington.