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New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
MISSOURI AFFAIRS.

ST. LoUIs Wednesday. Oct. 20, 1861.
The Congressional Committee closed their labors
last night. 1t is understood that they made search
ing investigation into the alleged frauds aod rregu-
larities Of the Government officers Of this Military
Department. The result of these examinations will
be made public in few days.
JEYYEKsoS CiTT Tuesday. Oct 20 1851.
special dispatch to The ST. Louis Democrat
says:
Gen. Prentiss, who left St. Louis on Sunday last
with force Of infantry TO surprise spd capture the
rebels at Fulton, in Galloway County, has returned,
aud reports that before be reached Fulton Gen. John
b. Henderson Of the State militia had made COM
promise with the rebels at Dyers Mills, near Con-
cord, by which be agreed that the United States
would not make any arrests if the rebels would lay
down their arms and return 10 their bones.
Gen. Prentss acquiesced in the compromise, but
on the fret violation of il will visit severe vengeance
upon the offenders.
The rebels were 400 strong, and Gen. HeBderson'
force numbered 500. The proposition FOR compro-
mise came from the rebels.
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,rarke,s-Reported by Telegraph.

AIBAsY Oct % p In.-FLouR very steady and receipts
fair WHxkr duh ard receipts moderate OATs dali holders
storing than accept 33c and in some instances 80
Central Rssoad 3oc this afternoons Gales
coo bsh State 3c which is below the market BARLEY
drsss. on ale Of 6,40 bush Ronse Point at Sc CoRH
better and Ia demand sale 29tGO bush Western Mixed.
aaoe 3Bs 5000 bush. ahoat st 53c WHiskY-Sals %
Dbl, AZ "a ic RIVER FKEgHrs-To New. fo Flour iHcs
Whess s5c Corr 3!dic.. Barley 3G3ic Oats q G3c ship
ned by tow New FORK Oct 2s-es 90 bush Corr, ia 90
bu.b Wheat, 2.0O0 bush. Oss. 5000 bush Barley. a.
OswPG0 Oct. 30 p. m.-FLpVR unchanged WHEAT dnlit
ses of oC0 bush Canada Club at o. CoRs quiet BAR.
ly dull Vaes 5000 bush Bsy Quute at SIC ltIe aGd PHAa
quist. Caua FREIGHTs; Flour 70 Newrork 93c gram.
boats scarce aud rates noU ina IsPoRIs 4b 6bs fonrt
Ia 600 bush Wheat i2OO bush Corn, 800 bush BeIy 3OO
hu.b Rye Canal +, ports; $50 bb. Flour yoo0 BUSH
Wheat IA 900 bush barley 22CO bush. Rye 800 bush Peas
better sales bush 69G69ic. for No and 6otoo7c
IN .tors REcEPTs; 1870 bb,s. Flour 22oOO bush Wheate
les 200 bush Corn SEPyESrs: sooo bbls Flour $1,000
hu-h Wheat 900 bush Corn. FkziGhrs ddi lStc c1
com 10 Buffalo. FxcHsHGy uusltered
PuItApEIPHtA Oct. 3o-fLoUR advanced one shilling 8
.noer6ne SIS 5OdS5 62i WHRar buoyant. sales l0,Vq
hush Red 4 N0sl 5Tii White, 5 3S0$l a.. CoRs
Secined sales 5000 bush az eoa62c WHISKY hr and uH-
changed. =. -, -.
rrPYAro, Oct. 30 p. m.-FLoUR quiet and unch.nged-
WuE.T dull; saes II OO0 bush. Amber Michigan At "
y ON bush Milwaukee Club private eimsi 4oOo busn
Whs Canada private terms CoRs steady end In inr
sales coo bush. at 4c. CANAL FkEGhfs nm
2ao on Corn Csc on Whest. 20 Eew.York lnPoRs-Dooo
tbI, klour 226 90 bush. Wheat 2oI0O bush Corn k1-
PoRrs2f3 bss Flour, 2s3CoO bush. Wheat, S'oV ou'l-
Corn.
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MYSTERIOUS AND HORRIBLE MURDER.
THEFT OF FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN MONEY AND DIAMONDS.
THE MURDERERs AT LARGE.

TIE Al IfAtSEs
II win be remembered that TBE TRIBUSE Of laet
Saturday gave an account OF the finding Of the body
Of respectfully dressed, bot unknown man, in the
water at Appegales Landing, near tho Highlands,
on the Jeney shore.
The deceased, from appearances, was German,
and had been in tie water but short time. There
were about twenty frghtn stabs on tho body, most
ly in the abdomen and left side. The Jury rendered
verdict that the deceased came TO his death by vio-
ence G, the bands Of persons unknown to the Jury.
The deceased was dressed in black suit, linen shirt,
and Congress gaters. sll0 in gold and between two
and three dollars in silver were found in bis pockets,
together with godpated tobacco or snui'box, con-
tanning GDger.ring marked Levi -, aud Ger
man newspaper.
TIE body was placed in ice to await Identification.
Mr. ID. Lowenihall Of this city who proceeded 10
Middetown, N. j., where the body was in keeping,
on Tuesday, identified il as that Of MIR. Sigismund
Fellner, recently arrived in this country from the
City of Manz, in the Grand Ducby of Hesse
IL appears that Mr. Fellner arrived in this city
from Germany, via southampton, in the steamship
Bavaria, on the 20lh Of September. His business
here was specia and altogether with German Jews.
He put up at the Prescott House for some time but
on the 18th ins lef. 10 get atother boarding place.
lie left in company with Il strange man. Of some
wha, suspicious appearance, and man was called In
from The street to carry bis trunk.
Deceased was last seen crossing the Jersey fer!
to this city in company with woman, apparenil,
about 20 years of age, Of dark complexion, very k
Polish Jewess. She had on a Oilk dress, a straw
hat and black vail.
II is known that deceased had in his possession
about $4,000 mostly in diamonds. lie had also
gold watch and chain, which are gone.
Mr.. ID. Lowenthall was pereonal friend Of tb
family Of deceased, and very recently received ie'
ters from tho fends oi the dsceased " Gernah! @'S
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From California.

San FRAyCIsCo, Wednesday. Oct 3o 1901
Capt. John III. Lendrun, Uuited States Armys
died Yesterday in this city. He was native Of Con-
neciicut.
The steamer NaFragansett was at Acapulco on the
9th.
The steamer Panama arrived yesterday from Ma,
zatlan 18th. She brought s40, 900 ia treasure Sbe
reports the United States sloopof-war ST. Marys Vt
St. Lucas.
There was terrible gale at Mazstan on the 29th
ult., blowing down homes and wrecking vessels
among them the brig Rolf q Wave OF New-York.
Gen. Shields at Mazatlan on the 18th inst. lle
declines Brgadier- Generalship. He is encouraging
sope plan for Irish emigration TO the Western States
Of Mexico.
Several Texans had arrived at Mazailan, on their
way to California, They report a stsgnaiion IA
busiaess throughout Texas since her secession. and
the utmost misery prevails az Matamoras and along
the Rio Gande. Stores were closed, and steamers
tied up. All kinds Of improvements were suspended.
Sailed 10th, ship Monday. London With cargo OF whests
Aour and wool ship Western STAR Liver pool with Of
heat snd silver 2th United States steamer sAIsaaos
for = cruise down the
Sailed ,ih, u. 5. steamer wyoming, for Q cruise.
Arrived to-day ship Neptune Car He~fort yesterday
" hale shp Florida Il DAYS Ochotak with go barrels
oil She beard from and spoke the following yessels:
September shp Othelo 10 barrels this o,h jean
lse i0tb, ship Cafou is bsrresi ship Congress- 3h.
park Ontario 900 barrels. May 2) ship Posf lost al
IN the West side of X Ksuiscstka-
The bark Alice Fraser parted her moonrs Ia Horseshoe
Say sbout midnight Dec. = and wen. TO sea
Many vhaes reported their to this port be-
eying it, adv anteses superior to Honolulu.
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The Santa F6 Mail and Carson City Express
reached here on Saturday in advance OF schedule
time.
Business was dull throughout the Territory.
The volunteer force in New-Nexico numbers now
over $500 men, g. 900 Of whom are in enrolled ordef
snd expect coon TO be employed in active service
Their Destination is toward Mesllla, where they e1
pect additional reenfoIcemeDts.
The Indians report large body of troops march,
inq from the West and many think it may be the
California force 10 anxiously expected If 80, they
design ON their arrival attacking the force In that
region from Texas.
TIE Comancbes and Utsbs have been locking
horns together, near Msxwels raache, originating
from theft committed by the Utabs, In which they
obtained a hundred head Of Comanche horses. Tho
Comanehes followed 10 obtain their property, and in
the struggle one of their number was killed
The Indians on the plains are now peaceably d's-
posed to the whites, having received their annu-
tiss at The hands Of the agent.
Surveyor. General CLARK arrived saiely, coming
through the States by way OF Omaha.
Judge Watts came in as passenger by the stage
All is quiet here.
The Santa re mail furnishes the following add
tionaI items: About the 4th inst. party OF New
Mexico volunteers under Capt. Mink WAS surprired
at Alinosa IS miles below Fort Craig, by ITO Texan
Rebels, aud their homes stampeded. Capt. MlhK
proposed TO surrender bis company, bat his men as
sentcd secured their horses. and retrca'ed TO For
Craig. Subsequently, about 100 United States troops
from Fort Craig pursued the Rebels, overlook them'
siIled their captain and 10 men, wounded about 80
and killed 80 horses. The balance OF the Texans
escaped 10 MesilIa.
Another baud Of rebels who had been encamPed
ON tue Arkansas River. were being pursued by Il
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plant on this score. Similar abusos exist in al the
Departments and the publication of incorrect SopeS
Of army orders has created much confusion.
THE BLOCKADE or TIE POTOMAC RIVER
The Pusey arrived at the Navy Yard To-Day orng'
ing dispatches from Capt. Craven.
The rebel steamer George Page has gone rs Tar up
the mouth of Quantico Creek ss she can but Is not
We. n half a mile from the River. SIC 10 apparently
aground, and if SO it will require high tide 10 noa'
her off.
The rebel batteries were opened upon The Mary-
land shore Yesterday, and firing continued to late
hour last night, but without damage TO anybody on
our side.
Itis believed that no vessels have within twenty.
four hours run the blockade.
THE NAVAL EXPEDITION.
II IL certain that no one outside OF the naval ex
pedidon knows where the first blow will be struck.
1t is probable however that the earlicst news con-
cerniDg its operations will como through Southern
channels.
COL. SCOTT RETIRED.
COL Henry l.. Scott, one Of The lnspectors-Gen-
eral, and son.in.lsw of Lieut.-Gen Scott, bss been
retired by the Army Board, owing 10 his physical
disability.
The Navy Department will take no notice Of ap.
pications for places Of masters Or masters mates,
where the ages Of the applicants are not stated and
references to their last employers given.
DROPPED FROM THE ROLLS.
Capt. Henry ID. Davidson of the Tennessee let
Cavalry, having left bis regiment July on 30 days
leave and having failed to report for duty, has been
dropped from the rolls
SLEEPING SOLDIERS To re SHOT.
It is understood that Gen. Mcclellan bas issued an
order for the shooting of four soldiers found guilty OF
sleeping at their pcket-poss.
DISoRDERLY CONDUCT AT LEWINsVILLE.
Some members of the 33d New-York Regiment,
owing TO gross miseonduct to-day got into difficulty
with ctzens in the neighborhOod Of Lewinsvle.
Two of the former were eeverely injured. Gen.
Hancock sent out detachment, and promptly placed
the soldiers under arrest.
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ing him to give deceased such help in the Transaction
of his business in this country as might be within ms
power. For short time Fellner went beyond tho
each of his friend and got decoyed into the net of
q. n, ,,,rderer and robber.
IT,. deeessao S.ould not speak word of English,
and was, therefore, not likely associate very lnu
mately with Americans, from which it Is inierreu
that he met his death at the hands of some foreigner
The police are at work vigorously IN the case ou' up
TO Wednesday no clue to the guilty parties bad been
obtained. reward OF $500 has been offered by the
friends of the murdered man for the discovery oi
thoae who committed tho deed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
Railroad Accident.

TWO kULED-SEyERAL WOUNDED.
BALImORR. Wednesday Oct. 80. 1861.
An accident occurred last night on the Northern
Central Railroad near York. The train ran over
COW, smashing the cars. Two passengers wers
killed and several wounded. One of the killed 10
named Valentine and belongs to this city. The name
of the other is unknown; he is a man Of about -
years Of age, with the initials E. V. on bis watch.
He had in bis possession one of Perhams excursios
tickets, from New-York 10 Baltimore and back. Heh
OF fair complexion with blue eyes light hair and
mustache, and goatee of the same color He has also
an anchor in India ink bis left arm He was dressed
In drab cashmere coat and satin vest.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

For HosDuRAs.--Mr. e. F. Williams !, !" oreen.
point has now in construction large scow h "eiose
for carrying mahogany on the Honduras River. Su
Is l@V feet long, 26 feet in breadth, and five i>'es
depth OF hold, is heavily cOppered and will earn
800 tuns She will be schooner rigged, and will ga
out under eanvss in charge of Capt Magil, formerly
of the bark James Welsh. She has a temporary
keel, and will be provided with lee-boards. She
will be the property Of the Honduras Railroad
Company. r.f
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TRIAL OF PIRATES AT PHILADELPHIA.

PnILApxLPHrA. Wednesday, Oct. 30. 1861.
Eben Lane the last of tie jeff Davis pirates, was
acquitted on the ground that being the navigator Of
the Encbsntress after her capture be must have de-
lsyed her progress, preventing her arrival at rebel
port; because in l6 days the vessel only made $50
miles Lane alleges that he sailed the vessel north
during the night aud south during the day.
Thomas Qugley, David Muilens, and Edward
Rockford were convicted of piracy last evening.
The schooner Specie, captured of Savannah, bound
for Havana, has arrived at the Navy.Yard.
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uais ta.c' y 10, T.lov. 6G6tc. Ehi pss& ~ 9sk
each Can xis. and Firs quality include nothisf but he
be israe st stall fed Oxen sssoSd adss s,.s ss
os s,sers Ordinary consists Of Bals and refuse "c
lots ana when the OF infe<f0e
s were 100 cars the Gre1d Truns ID Eastern Yer rs
road $50 over the Boston ana 10" ''
burg --, =, ,,yn change TO pots In the naIkse
oxen s.le were ABOUT ne .s%s n
quaiy M sy psr cold for - ss'yS cst potueo ~
as last eeS ,,cs Buyers for s1sii fat besi were que
sea and they Pehins" the best at -
vance leswns tue P'o''' wv I'D " 's'''' "
soSS ,Sd s.s s@s & i wssa 70. ss's
spo's ~ ,e seles hgh 90 20 las. week nl0s'sa
wosS for % b'ssa n hss4
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Large Fire In philadelphia.

PHILADgLPHIA "Wednesday, Uct 81, I0UI'
The extensive factory on the corner OF Twelfth
and Washington streets, belonging to the estate et
Craig, was burnt this afternoon A number OF floorr
occupied by various contractors OF army eioths'
haversacks etc. A large amount OF goods we're
saved but the loss to the contractors will be Serious
The loss by the destruction Of the building anounH
TO 32O 600, but Is insured.
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Cambridge Ca,sIe Market.

hAr"ND w. OcroPsR 30. 1851.
,,y,, ,,r,h., os Cstt, M market $50; about So
geexe, and 430 Stores consisting OF working ohen snso
Ccys and one, two, and three year-olds. .s a.. ,.
pRtcys oy MARKEr BgEE-EuIA 10 i9ds nlS qusutsys
AZ 81 50; second quality. 43 third quality S3 % rt
PRtcHs oP STORE CATTLE orsn. per pAu 30
YearlnSs s7G SO Two-yeT-ods $liGs iThIssysafs'a'
flito SlL .o,o =. -, ,vs.a. In lou. an
- So each e1tra 90, 80 Is, 50 81. or ffom TO -Vs
Sor,p lambs,
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early hour aud ordered to prepare for embarkation
Everything being In readiness, the Fort Lafayette
prisoners, TO the number Of l09 were brought under
guard 70 the wharf and with their effects, uut on
board large frry-boat, which conveyed them TO
Governors Island. The ferry-boat came alonpside
the steamboat State of Maine, which had been
chartered by Government, and was lying with steam
mp alongside tho wharf at Fort Columbus, and the
prisoners were marched up on board aid collected ON
the hurricane deck where the roll was called for the
second time. Meanwhile, similar preparations for
departure had been made at Fort Columbus. and
Col. Looms, Capt. Updegraff and the other officers
were busily attending to the details of getting the
prisoners baggage In readiness, and placing aud
detailing the guard. The rebels Col. Pegram, Com
modore" Barron, and the other Hatteras Inlet exes
Of all ranks bard at work packing their effects
with their own hands, in the absence Of the faithful
contrabands who, in a SUMMER cline, would have
performed the ungrateful Office for them Marshal
Kane and the other prominent prisoners were very
10th to leave their comfortable quarters for the un'
certainties of Fort Morgan casemate and some were
vehement in vituperation against the Government FOR
their removal. A guard Of about 200 regulars in
charge Of their officers was detailed to accompany
the prsoners on the State of Maine end these being
formed in double lines the prisoners were marched
between them to the boat. When all were safe on
board the lines were cast off, and the noble steamer
moved away from the wharf with her load Of nearly
800 prisoners and 300 soldiers. Orders for the reease
Of ten sailors, and Messrs. Shields Gilchrist and
Schaffer, prisoners in Lafayette were received by
Marshal Murray yesterday morning. but Officer
Sampson, who was charged with the delivery of the
order to Col Burke, reached the fort some time after
the parties bad left. The following is list Of the
prisoners transferred from Fort Lafayette yesterday:
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quesiops and a,so vote for Gov Mnssa for s2nsid
next yess Your obedieot servant bfEcrAsyh'

queefons and aso vote f1r 0ov MNsta Iv y. =. 2&.~
next year Your obedie1t servant 6fECrA1Dh.
" Rep- YORK. Oct. 20. 1861"
This Is wholly inconec. far ss ooncsrned have
attended heard of any such meeting snd taSw
hohDg about Il except By seeing this Communication TIA"
TRBusE. have bad anything do directly or hdi
recty with city railroads. have convssed With Ma
Connolly about his nomination election the sdbsx
Of United States Senator. ISAAC SHERMAls.
Nsp York, Oct. 30 1861
SIXTH SENATORIAL DIsTRIcT.--The nominatisa
of Mr. Washington Smith by the Republicans aud Utios
Ward organizsons the Vih Senatorial District VII 10
publicly fati6ed by meeting at Irving is .omofow
evening Sec advertisement p
MIR. COLLIN. ..
70 the ESiior Of TIE " T. Tribune
SIR: In the list you published of the candidates u
the Peoples Union party youeone0usy css'ed Mr. Edward
Collin as Dehosret; g
Mr. Edw.rd Collin is Republican. He has been .s
ber of the Repubican Central Committee since me
ton Of the Republican party By giving this sa'smspo
leity, you will obligs ONlVt'
4 Seto. York, Oct. 296 1851 l...4t
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company Of United States dragons from Fort Wise
and company of New Mexicans.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
THE GREAT ExPEDITION-ITs DEPARTURE--A
SPLENDID SIGHT

THE GREAT ExPEDITION-ITs DEPARTURE--A
SPLENDID SIGHT.
FoRTRRss MONROE Tuesday, Oct. % 1861.
Via BALrIsoRs. Wednesday, Oct. J., 1861
The great feet sailed this morning, the Wabash
taking the lead at daylight, when the gun was fred
os signal, and the Cabawba bringing up the rear.
The vessels, about fifty in number, formed in line
few miles down the Roads, and went ont between
the Capes in splendid style. The Baltic had the
Ocean Express in tow; the Vanderbilt the Great Re.
public, and the Illinois the Golden Eagle. The
morning was the most beautiful of the season, and
the scene the finest ever witnessed on this con-
tinent.
There is no news from Old Point.
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10 the President, but is not yet approved IL
4. rsnortsd that the Attorney General has
aoubts of its propriety, and thioks 1T may ex-
"a. LITIGATION after the settlement Of our
present difficulties.
THE INTERVENTION AGAINST MEXICO.
II ia stated, upon high authority, that the
combined feet of England, France, ond Spain,
against Mexico, will carry 1900 guns, Spain
alone contributing 6OO.
NAVAL PREPARATIONS.
The Navy Department has recently ordered
200 more rihed guns. Immense quantities OF
,bot and shell are casting at all the founder!es
in the country.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. BUTLER.
Mai.Gen. Butler arrived here to-day I'D
obedience to q summons from the War Depart
ment.
SENATOR WILSON on GEN. M'CLELLANs STAFF
Senator Wilson has accepted position as
volunteer aid on Gen. McClellan's staff, which
ne will ill until the assembling of Congress.
PETITION IN FAVOR OF GEN. HEINTZELMAN.
The citizens of Buffalo, claiming Gen. Heint'
zelman as tOwnsman, have petitioned the
President to appoint him MajOr-GeDeral The
let of siguers, beginning with Millard Fillmore,
is such as any man might be proud to receive
a compliment from.
RESIGNATION.
Col. VIM. B. Mann Of Pennsylvania resigned
his commission to-day.
THE FIRING OF TIE REBELS AT COoNRAD;
FERRY.
X is n remarkable fact that most Of th
bullet wounds received by our troops in tn
ambuscade at Coonrad's Ferry are in the side
The flank FIRE was the most destructive. Th,
wounded in all the hospitals at and arount
POolesvile number loo. Several Of the officers
are bedded in private houses.
REBEL MONEY IN ALEXANDRIA.
Some Confederate money, having been put
in circulation in Alexandri,, Gen. Montgomery
issued an order prohibiting the use of it, under
penalties. 1t has been Withdrawn.
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED.
Thirty-nine millions of the 7-3O Treasury
notes have been issued.
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ESLIsrEsrs FOR THE REoULAR SERyIcE.-Lieat-
John w. Jones passed through Troy last eve,ing
with 50 recruits for the 10Th Iufantry, at Fort HAM
ton, making los raised by him at Burlington, VI.
within the last two months.
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The Arabia Outward Hsound.

bVeIOHi Fltulo'uhfs OUt' f"oI.
The steamship Arabia sailed at 81 o'clock thil
morning, with eight passengers for Halifax and
eight Tor Liverpool. She takes out no specie.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
THE CASE OF MR. r. Is. CoNoLLY.-
Editor Of The A. Y Tr,b,,.

THE CASE OF MIR. r.. b. CoNoLLY.
To the Editor Of The " Y Tribune
SIR: beg your pardon for omittipg to state ir
my letter. which you Kind ss 10 publish ye,erdv
that among the conditions Of the bargain between Mr. Thur
low Weed George Law John Pe:sigew and Isaac Sherman
OF tho fret part and Mr. Richard b. Couoy Of the second
part was Of the py the second part that hs
notorious claim Of Mcspsjon Baker for printing for the
Record Commission should be put through In the next Les
aure, the tax payers City Of NswYork the contrary
notwithstanding.
It's also understood thA. Mcspedon himself 10 TO bs elected
an Alderman In December next provided the Republicans
the Nineteel'h Ward can be 80. to swallow CoDoly
Your obedien. servant,
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A GENERAL TRANSFER OF PRISONERS.

A GENERAL TRANSFER OF PRISONERS.
Yesterday, by virtue of special orders from the
Government to Col Martin Burke and Col. LOOMS,
all the prisoners military, naval, and Polilieal--n
Forts Lafayette and Columbus, were placed in charge
Of strong escort for transfer to Fort Morgan IN
Boston harbor. The order was originally received
en- Saturday last, was countermanded, but being
yesterday sessued the prisoners were aroussd ., az
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poulTIcAL COMBINATIONS.

To N. Editor Of The n. Y. Tribuas.
sn: Your paper Of yesterday contains tne ioi'0"'
ing statement;
4" To he Edtor Of The ~ y Iribune' ,n.,,sn Of Mr..
asrn: That cwiou, phenqa en9n shs r sios n the
N,I'h e.raodsl District con,si'ed y A. ,his
Astor House some twelve dsy.et two Nc hioss Thurisw
NJ @ ,"orrs Iaw John Petigrow. and Isaac % srub
ssJ ia, Connolly should be tomiriteo n ,,9 sirosd
Ncan,t,u eeuaiioushs' 10 Hoaas0"
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ARRIVAL OF THE SANTA FE MAIL.

KAssAs CiTY. Tuesday. Cot 20. 1851
The Santa F6 Mail and Carson City Express
reached here on Saturday in advance of schedule