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HAWKINS ZOUAVES.

Lieutenans Andrews and Doughty, of this regiment,
leave for Newport News to-day with sixty charge,
who have been recruited during the past week at 5i6
Broadway. More than third Of these from the
returned regiments The Zouaves have moved their en-
eampmen inside the intrcnchmcnts ut Newport News, in
expecta ion q attack from General Magruder which
event impatfently waited FOR by all the troops there
TO The EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
New YoRk, August 10. 1861
IN your paper or to-day your correspondent from Fort
ress Monroe says in speaking Of the Ninth regiment they
threatened to stack their mskots the l4th Of this
month and unless paid in part refuse TO do duty any
longer. This is mistake. Your correspondent either
has been misiniormfd he has mistaken the idle talk M
few discontenod men for~the sentiments OF q whole
regiment, than which more loyal and better disciplined
does not exist in volunteer service The Ninth Vol
uneers have since their organization borne excellent
reputation, and the putat'on Of INSTRUMENTATION cannot
astosish the public than does the members OF The
regiment. Much Inconvenience and suffering has
doubt been caused by the delay in paying OF the different
regiments but there is probably for IT, Mons Of
willing to believe that the soldiers have been
lessly kept in want hold myself responsible for the
statement that the Ninth regiment have neycntcriained
the thought Of relusng TO duty while the lasts
and their country needs them.
w s. ANDREWS,
Lieut. Ninth Regiment N. Y.Sv.
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CAPTAIN J. p. MOTIFS ARTILLERY CORPS.

party of fifty recruits for Captain Motifs Artillery
Corps recruited within the last six days. e! for the seat
Of last evening in charge Of Captain Nott. This
artillery corps stationed al the Chain bridge, VIZ
gnia and holds Of the responsible positions in
the
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The REBELLION.

THE REBELLION.
Highly Important News
from Missouri.
II E RRIBLE BATTLE
BETWEEN
Gen. Lyon and the Re-
bells near Springfield.
1900 Union and $4,000 Rebel
Troops Engaged.
death OF GEN. LYON.
Retreat Of Gen. Siegel in Good
Order to Springfield.
Death Of the Rebel Generals Ben.
McCuHoch and Price.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The New Iron Clad Steamers
and GunbOats.
OUR SOLDIERS AT RICHMOND.
complete List Of the Names of the
Prisoners.
~~-->~~>-~~~>~D>~~~>~
Return Of the Surgeons Captured
by the Rebels.
.~-~--~~~--~oS~><-~>~~S~
Tie PRlVATEER SUMTER At CURACAO.
.->-~~>~~>~~~~~>~~D>N~->>~~~>~
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC,
&C., &C., &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES,
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THE NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

General Lyon, IN three columns under himself, Gen.
erals siege and Sturgis attacked the enemy st half
past six O'Clock, on the morning OK the
10Th, nne miles southeast OF Springfield. The engage
mept was severe Our loss was about 500 killed and
wounded General Lyon vas killed 70 a charge at the
head OF hls Column. Our force 5000, including 900
Home Gdaras The muster ron reported taken from
the enemy gives their force al $4,000, including
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OFFICER KILLED AT RKEEs IsLAND.-At
late hour last evening, Captain Abell the
suprnt"ndcnt of the Park Barracks. received
Intelligence that Ii ut. George Davis, Of Co. II,
Tate, RIFLES, stationed at Ri&crs Island, Ia d
been killed by George Lindsay, and that the
latter was confined in the guard house, in a
wounHcd condition. No details were sent. and
the matter will be Investigated today,
CHARGES PRErEEREp AGNTNsT Engine Co.
No. 2O.-Last evening, Charles A. Gray, the
foreman Of Engine Co. No. {, preferred charges
against Engine Co. No. 20, for making an at
tack on his company on Wednesday night.
Assault WIN An ANE.-Frclerick Hug, OF
No. 2O9 avenue A. was arrested, charged with
striking Thomas MclIcnncsssy on the head with
AN axe inhicting a severe wound. They had
gu9TGll'd 1t appears, about dog, Hug wa
locked up TO answer.
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GUARD or lloNoE-Lieut. Col. Nugcnt,
commanding the G9th regiment, has ordered
commandants Of companies for this regiment to
detail ten men from each company, in full ia
tguc uniform, to form the Guard of Honor to
escort the remains OF the late Terrence Bclew
McManus, on their arrival in this city. Notice
will he given through the daily papers of the
time and place of the arrival of the remains.
The badge to be used by the escort, is to bC
ol fire white silk, six inches in length and tive
and half in breadth. A likeness of Mr. Me
Mauus printed at the head and beneath a karp
surrounded by Shamrocks with the appro
pirate couplct The tear that we she'd though
in secret it rolls, shall long keep his memory
green in cur souls go
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Fires, AccIdent., Inaue-,., &c.


FIRE IN Essen SIRRET.-At few minute.
past 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, fire broke
out on the second floor of the dwcl.iag house,
No 100 Essex street, occupied by Conrad Goa
bel. The furniture was damaged about $50; in
sured. The furniture Of G. lauer on the iirst
floor was damaged about 800. lie also owns
the building, which is damaged about $50.
Both furniture aud building are insured. The
building No III was slightly damaged. The
cause Of the fire il unknown.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED.-Onc of tho crew
o' the schooner Joseph, at anchor of Whitehall,
fell overheard at 8 o'clock Yesterday morning,
and was drowned before assistance reached him
The Bro klyn ferry boat Bedford threw a life
sIAr to him, but he failed to reach il. and they
had no beat 70 send TO his aid. His ,hipmates
made hut slight exerton TO rescue him, The
body has not been recovered.
SuppFN DEATH AT Police STATION
Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the body
If Al III known man who died suddenly in a cell
IN the -,ird Precinct Stat on House where he had
h,"n placed To get sober, he having been found
IL the street ~, sly intoxicated. A post norton
examination shaved that death was caused by
congestion Of the BRAIN and verdict TO that
elect Nas r, ndcIcd.
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BROOKLYN.

FUNERAL CIEHNoNIEs own tur REMAINS
oP THE LATE CoLoSrL BPtHoS, L. :. A
Yesterday noon the mortal remains Of
FraDcis =. Brl'on Colonel Of the iin Regi-
mcnt, L. s. Artillery, wcr- conveyed from hi,
late residence, No. 20 Livingston sine. ti the
church II 81. Charles ljOnomeo, in Sidney
Place, where a solemn high mls. wa. oil. Ell
up for the rvpose Of hi, n. Many gallant
brother. soldier, wrr, pr -.n' iu 10 litIry or
civilian d'e-., an the son. wrhu the ~,u,.
tuaty was % 1r-,r'h, J., .o.ymu nud .,l,,.t,n...
Father Null uc e., ius e'I ,u. d-. trl ~
the R,N. Dr.. is', T. s'St Of Co.,. rhrr o., an .
Rev. Mr.. Jpcclyn The E'v F,'u. i''~tr &
the Religions order g., VA Pan -f-. d,lv, red
n funeral Grafton, q very unusual tiiln. hc re-
marked, IN the Catholic Church, and only ius-
'iiiaLle in exceptional case. like those at'rn +
ING thc distinguished citizen ani soldier. who.e
ob-equi,s they were now celebrating.
LoArERs AnOuT rIE CRY HALL-Thr g
are a number Of lralcr, about the City Hall
some holding oHici.l positions, ~ conrahle,,
Cl,rks, and hangers on about the police courts
WHO have for some time been amusing them
tclvCs 10y thr wing pals 81 water out of tbs up
pr windows upon Iersons standing uuderncath.
Yesterday respectable German LAZY, very clc.
gautly dress, Il, was dousod with pail of W ter
just "a she was coming out NJ the main pt.,s.,c
4 M tie basement Her dress wa, ruined -
shortly after, an elderly gen l'min wa, sim
larry trca'c'. H. madr complaint 'ot ..r Ia
spcc'"r Of rolic', who promptly vert tn inquire
into the matter. NJ supnrr bad he emery, Il
'toui the basement than he, tor, was doc led
with pail II water. lie ran up stairs as speed
lily ~ possible, but II ihody could be seen.
fRH.-Ycsteriay morning, about O'Clock, a
iiro bruke out IN Tenement house on Frank n
avenue, between Flushing AMI Park avenues,
The premises are own. 4 bN Mr.. Peter CLARK
Damage about 800; TO Insurance The lire is
supposed to have been the work Of an inccndi-
airy
SERIOUS CHARGE Officer Wilson of the 3rd
Precinct police, yesterday arrested a hoy named
Jamcr Stouc, on the char..c Of stabbinp another
10y named Mathew Mcdonald, in a disru,a in
Bond street, on the evening uf the 18th Of Au-
gust The injured youth was catrei Ia the
City Hospital, where he died on the 3Oth Of the
zane mouth. The accused was held for u hear
ing.
VALUATION oF RIAL ESTATE ~ KtSd's
County Tho follow is statement Of the
valuation Of real estate and p,'sonal property in
king'S County, ~ prepared 10y the Assessors,
and reported to the Board Of Supervisors, to-
kcther with the increase AMI decrease dur.ng
tho year ending August lst, 1861
Bro. yu Tp'M
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Dccidcd Attitude of KentucL,.
RESOLUTION, or THE LLGrsLAruEE.

RESOLUTION, or rHE Legislature.
oar dispatches have already announced the
passage Of resolutions by the Legislature uf
kcntGrhy requesting the Governor OF the state
to drive cut the Tennessee invaders. The iol.
lowing are the re- olutions:
h sp''od That kcntuckvs peace and neutral.
ity have been wautonly violated. her soil has
teen invaded, the rights oil her citizens have
lccn I ssly nlr.nScd by the so-calcd southern
Confederate turcrs. This has been done withou,
cnbsc; therefore,
Bv Il received ~ the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth If kcrtuyhy, that the Governor
L. requested to call ont the military force Of the
state to cNpcl and drive out the invaders.
H,|r'i, Tha. the United States he invoked
To give that aid and assistance, that protection
against Invasion which is granted 10 each one
Of the state, by the fourth section of the fourth
article Of the Constitution Of the United States.
H,so'rtd, That General Robert Anderson be,
AMI hc j, hereby requested, Ia enter immediate.
lyulo. the active discharge of his duties in
this military district.
R,Soir'd, That We appeal TO the people OF
Kentucky, hv the ties OF patriotism and honor.
10y the tic, of common interest and common de-
Tense, 10y the remembrance of the past and bv
the hol's ID tho future national existence, to
assist in rcpcllins and driving out the wanton
invaders Of our peace and neutrality, tho law
less invaders of our soil.
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PRECISION in he Theatrical Case-P1Jert W.
HmIer rs. AnneH Gaiie"i.-This case, which
was reported in the Sun Of yesterday, has now
been decided. II will be remembered that it was
an application for an injunction 10 restrain tho
defendant from dancing OF performing in any
place in this city, especially at the Melodoon.-
The defendant being celebrated ballet dancer,
was, as alleged, engaged to perform for tho
plaintiff at Music Hal, but owing to some diff
ference between the parties, they separated be-
fore her time had expired and she hired herselfto
the manager of the Melodeon. The plaintiff on
these grounds seeks to enoin her from perform.
ing at any place, except his own. The Court
decides that the injunction must be denied, with
out costs to either party.
supreme Court.
Decisions-Emmd FdlcOHer rs. Francis Fal-
coNer.-Judgment of divorce granted.
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder HOFFMAN.
John Hsidele, a native OF Wurtemberg, wa
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FROM Washington
Fad Rumor Contradioted.
so REW0rAh or fREN0vT

A rcport is circulating here that Maj. General
Fremont il to DO superseded by Gen. Meigs, but
there l. the highest authority for saying that il
is untrue. Gen Mcig,' visit TO the West Is in
connection with business Of tho Qiarermas-
tcr's Department.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Hon. Chas. Henry Poster, If North Carolra,
who, it is understood, returns in a diy or two to
that state, TO participate actively IN the war
for the Union, was tonight complimented with
asorcnade, to which he appropriately responded.
Washington, Sept. - ALL has been quiet
along the line If the Potomac today.
Albert W. Archibald, Of Fort Union, Now
Mexico, was today appointed u. 5. Marshal for
that territory.
Capt. J. W. Holmes, the ncwly appointed Sec
retary, left Washington today for New Mexico.
The Government Is about 20 investigate the
alleged fraud, committed upon II in the sale of
horses furnished by Pennsylvania contractors
The inspector at Perryvilic, Md. within the
last ten days has condemned between 400 and
600 army wagons, and notified the manuf.ctu-
r,ts 10 remove them.
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IHE roENr ACTIoS SCAR COLUMBUS Ky.
Chirogo, Spt ia special dispatch to
tie ITbuHe, dated Cairo 18th SAYS that tn,
gunloais did more cScoution ON Tuesday last
than was supposed,
BY paper received from their camp they
acknowledged that the rebel gunboat Yankee
was disabled, and had sixty eight killed and a
large number wounded,
The same paper claims that several hundred
Lncolntes were killed We know that only
two men were wounded.
Commodore A. H. Foote has arrived and ia
ken charge of naval matters here. lie takes
the place cf Commodore Rogers, who has been
ortlt red TO WASHINGTON
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

ATTrMrTED SUICIDE Edward Malone, aged
80 year,, residing in Lorimer ST., yesterday at
tempted his life by jumping into the river, foot
officer I.,ons, of the 9TH Precinct, who took him
TO the Station Housn, and subsequently TO his
home Partial insanity appears to have been
the cause of the rash act.
THE SrRRErs.-Several slight accidents have
occurred recently, in consequence of the exposed
condition Of the sewer excavations. On Thurs.
day night, MIR. Cook, a milkman sustained a
serious injury by driving his wagon into one OF
these traps. Many just complaints are also
daily made of the filthy condition of tho streets
Of the Fourteenth Ward.
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Important From Western Vir
gipia.
COZ. JOHN 4. wAsUISGTON SHOT.

Cidyksbuig, Va, Sept. 13h.-The rebels com.
menc'd AN advance On both pixies yesterday
morning, towards Elm Wa'or and CHEAT Noun
tain summit They succeeded in surrounding
the fort on the Summit, and cut the telegraph
wire. They continued To advance on XIX Wa
ter until within two miles Of our troops when
u lev shells from LOOMS battery dspcrsed
them. Skrmishing vas kept up ali night
This morning two regiments were cent to cut
their wsy through to the summit, and sue
cccdcd, the rclcls retreating In all directions.
Two rebel officers spying round tho camp at
Elm Water, this morning, were surprised Ivy our
pckets aud shot. The body Of one was lH6us GIT
into camp, and il proved 10 he that Of John A,
Washington, Of Mount Vernon.
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The Rebels Fighting Among Themselves.

MIssol RIANs AND LouIsIANIASs ENROLLED.
81 louis, September l3.-Captain Foster, Of
Colonel Manhin's regiment, Franklin County
Home Guards brought in seven prisoners last
night, who were direct from General Iardec's
army. They report that a fight had occurred
in Hariec's camp between the HISTORIANS and
Iouisiunians In reference to the conduct of
the Miss"urians in the battle Of Springfield. the
l.ousianiaro charging the Missourian, with
cowardtc, and treating them as c.Narls in
camp
The Louisianians charge tha' while they
were lighting the Mi,sourians actually stole
their horscS aud fled General llaricc was fall
ing back ON nocahonas aud the Missourians
were dispensing.
These seven men left General IIarlcc's camp
with the intention of returning home and bc-
coming good citizens
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Mayor Ucrrett's RcIcnse.

We learn from indisputable authority that
the release of Mayor Berrett IA been tetcrmin-
ed upon, as reported in a morning paper, and
that the order for his release is on the way.
II is understood that the release has been
granted in compliance with the solicitations Ct
Mr. Seward and Mr.. weed
The conditions are that Mayor Bcrrett shall
take the oath Of allegiance aud resign his Office.
Il nm
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ORDER on TIM SECRETARY oF WAR.
Washington, September l3.-Thc War De-
partm,nt has ordered the Paymastcr. General
TO arrange for the paS incnt Of volunteers: When
organized aud accepted by the Governors Of the
several siates, without regard To the date Of
mastering into the service vt the United States,
prov payment has not been made by the
state. Volunteers, accepted by the War De
paI,m,nt direct, draw pay from the date of or
panllation ot each company with the minimum
lumh,r 90 men.
Love made a balloon ascension from the Chain
Bridge his morning, 10 observe the position OF
tie enemV
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Whthj h'd, S,pL 13.-w. II. Winder. r.
Gently arrested Tor disloyalty 10 The Govern.
ment, was sent to Fort Lafayette thi, afternoon.
Ills correspondence seems TO have been very cx.
tensivc with JcR. Davis, ex-Nice Presidcn,
l'rcckinrdgc, Hon. Mr.. Burnett, and other
prominent seccssionists, and is in possession Of
the Federal authorities. The correspondence
VIII prove very valuable aid TO the Governmen,
In discovering tra,on.
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MILITARY NyvvCEo.


nErOr o. NOiUNTgYna,l
Nv fk q y sep. 10, 1851. 4
General Oroots NJ. 4.-SifLeuis Of Rcdmeots
" "a td.tely upon tuer irfin,, appointnesi,
such, Jr,y,d 10 ys,,Ilutu tyctl mOrr OF the Re
9 n-tIt o. ~ Nil iur a-d ~ early day a.
fs--i'... tt.- t4i.v the '. ufr. 'acS;
ltt. Z number Of ~ I vs.cuatd.
cd. Z INInt,r uI-,I " LON oN ted evidence 81
IfU.. .f.- ss....It. 10.
Cd . ur,,. su-spt ole to tie virus.
ili. I.'. uis -u.,- pfIh., g. t.u Nill-. " hp had
l''I Ir.y.u.s -, yac.iuAsd.
"t IT. 'go-, al 'sr ~ p eshlc. of 8 o-e suscsp
o. CD Sect tine o. toe rus, ~ ti such reinaIki
u- u"l TIE - iiui % TIE surg uu Illustrate more
iu.,y Tie tlvsc j. .uts.
by @ der o. "a & INN ,LItr i.-Chiet
\ U. VNNDERPODts
tT.tsiu ti,uerni.
NI.''uc vir's may by uh,s utd ou r,,pii-.tis.
uI-i tc N. i ., Director, Z. Il. ACNEw
eel. -Sxw'iN
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ANNUAL REGATTA oT rnK ExPrRz CRY
CLuB.-1his years regatta Of the Empire City
Club comes of on NJ nday next at Conrad's
Yorkville Park. There will lie four racos--
between u feet boats with tEo pairs SOULS. ak
osrtd lap-streak bosts, four cared boats and
champion sculls. The races viii commence NJ
half past one o'clock, P. NJ. The cour-, will 10
the same as last year. five mics in lena N in
cludipg three iurns About : 100 arc off red IN
priz.s for the occl.ior.
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LnlLnnr paItlo in Missouri.

I'M ~ b,t ,.o, %. "A .pscoi dispatch
t. the st. TO-. . p aauri -. mes NICER has
vi erf,rI . u Bonneville With Dispatches,
sayinv thai 500 Sec. ssionht, had attacked the
Federal troop. a. that lint, and the fighting
continued when the messenger lett
From Missouri, Hctreni Of W.. ri,n Green
Souib ward.
Uuisop. Ho., S,pi. 12-Tbe corresppnlcnt
Of thu S. LOUIS RpuJ'icon furnish III, follow
Ing it,ms.
gentleman from Glasgow. informed me
that Martin Green ard 3, 500 mounted rebels,
were NJ ont the NJ .spur River, at that place
Wedncsdny, and moved suuthwarI. He tpOk
possession u the steamer Sgushine, which was
lying NJ Glasgow, some 300 stand Of arms,
some four ~ five secession prisoners, a y, derdl
Guard # II men, an' a cnrl,o Of bacon, sugar
ard various other things, all OF which fell into
Green's hands.
ST. louis lS,pt. 10 "A citizen Of Jacl ,on
county reports that Generals Price AID X ~,
wor within 40 miles Of Lexington on Tues a,
with $1,000 men and eighteen pieces of art 4.
lcry. This needs confirmation.
Tom Harris captured a Government arri,
named Smith, IN Boone county, a few dtvs
since, and took from him Sl2, 900 and a numb r
Of horses. II was cxpe ted that II,rris would
take possession of Columbia, Boone Co, whore
a lanl is located.
sKIRMisH IN MISSOURI
A. Wet Ely in Marion county, Col. Moore.
ola regiment of Home Gu ards, last evening fli
in with 75 to 100 seces,ionists Col Moore "a al
200 men. lie Immediately gave battle routing
the rebels, who scattered in every direction
Two of the Federal fDrce WERE killed. II is not
known how many u the rebois suffered, a. i,
was dusk at tho time.
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General hDs objected. a, an aliit on Il protcc-
ton to the postal revenue, the cN .lu,yc issue
al the stamped cuy'lop contaiuiu.; the new in
pruycm,n, u tha di,No,ing lines, This cnyc.
lopr carnut be- manufactured bN th, ordinary
machiu,rN, and Is not, therefore, Liable 90 lmi-
tatuu h the m,urg. nt-.
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CAROLINA COAST THREATENED.
henInckN LeRinlniurc.

ioms7Hc SEPT. 13-Frankfort letters re.
ceived by the cars at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
announced that the motion passed to instruct
the committee TO bring in bill Incorporating
lluston's resolution of yesterday to punish re.
bcllion, on Monday next, but subsequent un-
confirmed reports aya hill substantially tho
Do
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The rirnrr sum,er-Lo-- ConlrndIcled.

Boston, Sept. l3.-Cspt. King, of the brig
Norhman, GeiuTe reported condemned at Sur
imam, came passenger in the brig Muscoyaao,
which arrived at Baltimore September llth
lie states that the priysteer Sumter arrived at
Surnam August 18th and was at anchor inside
of Fort Amsterdam on the 23d Of August.
II will bo remembered that the reported
wreck Of the Sumter was on tho 20th -ED. Sun,
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New (,ranada,

Steamer lamar, from Carthagenia. at As.
plnwall September 3d. confirms the ascendancy
fGeneral Mosquera. The steamer brinr, ia
Jesuit priests expelled BY Mosquers also hi.
ENJOYS to England and France. It is reported
that the government is recognized by the resi-.
dent Ministers Of Bogota. Tue health Of the
lsthmus is GOOD.
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GoSE TO FoET LAFAYETTE Bethel Burtin
and Benjamin +. Corlies, who were arrested
on Thursday, charged with dealing with tho
Conlcderatoe, were yesterday sent to Fort La
fyettc
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Another ARREsT-lesterday afternoon a
resident of Broad street, named James II. Fay,
was arrested by the detective police, for uttering
disloyal sentiments. He was very bold, 1t was
said, but after being taken before Mr.. Kennedy
concluded to retract, and proclaimed himself
oval man.
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CASE OF SERRILL.-It is now alleged that
Serrill proves to have been an agent of the
Bank Of England The notes taken from him,
which are said to he of no value to Others have
been returned TO him.
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Richmond, .S,pt r. ria Mem orleans 49,
The Charleston MrcUy correspondent gives
tho proclamation Of the Captain General Of
Cuba. lie says in virtue Of the prof. I'm At m
Of her Majesty, the Queen, | have let rmin d
under date of August 9Th, that all We. sells orcu-
pied in Legitimate commerce, proceeding from
ports in the Confederate States shall Ice entcre
and cleared under the Confederate flag, and
-hsll be duly protected by the authority Of the
Island. Foreign CONSUL, will he notified that
no interference on their part will lie tolerated.
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BoNpY TO ~ TIrnowN AwAY.-Wc lean
that the Board Of Supervi.or- intend enl ,rping
the court room Of the Special Sessions at tho
Tomb--what the object can bc, unless IL is to
pu' fit job into the packets Of some favorite
contractor, we are unable to discover. The
room is nov on" of the hr.,c,t ant finest In
the city, and 1t, dimension, are ample for the
accommodation Of all wi n'sgcs and person, re.
Yuircd TO be- IN attendance at the Court. At
the present tune, when every cont Of the people,
wh' IN it Is entrusted, this enlargement appears
TO hc highly injud cious, more especially -, the
Judges a Tho Court have not asked for it,
We therefore uust that the Bpari ofSupervisou-
will not entertain any propO, ition to enlarge
the ruum