DamAniscorra, Me, June 11.—Gen. James A. Hall, of this place, died sud denly on the train between Syracuse and Utica, N. Y., today. Ie was on his way home from Columbus, O. Gen. Hall volunteered in the Second Maine battery and served through the rebell ion, rising by successive promotions to brevet brigadier general. He was in command of the light artillery in Wash ington when Lincoln was assassinated, and took an important part in maintain ing order.