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Police I.leIiiGosco, go.

RE-AnRFsr or A DIscuARGED PRrsoNEH.
Ronaine Stevens whose two years term d i'm
Prisonment at Sing Sing expired on Saturday,
was Immediately, on being released, again ar.
rested by SherlI of the State OF Conn, to
answer an indictment for grand larceny, com
mittod upwards of two years ago, in New Ca
man, Conn, where he robbed his employer II
watch and some monev, and then lied. lie
will he taken to Connecticut today.
POLICE ITEMS Justice Osbrne's attention
was called en- Saturday morning, mainly to the
reports flom the station-houses, which sent up
about dozen victims Of the flowing bowl.
Tie business in this branch Of police court duty
was large last week. The arrests numbcr l72.
OF these persons, "a paid the statute ii Of 80
each, making S140-a sum which will moro
thSn pay Tor the support for ten days on Black
wells leland OF those who could not pay the
iife. Perhaps - were sent TO the Island; they
may be kept ten days for about S240. The Do
lice returns exhibit an average Of about one
hundred lodgeu nightly at the station-houses,
mostly women.
Officer T.srney of the 18th ward found Ann
Dougherty in the hall way Of No $50 East 18th
street, where she had just boon delivered of
child, lie took tho young woman to the Belle
yue Hospital.
The Hsrbor Police, uuder directions from the
Health officer, on Saturday morning, seized the
schoonsrs Andrea, Ncy, Times, Stephen Tabor,
Wn. Van Name, Exertion, William Capers and
j. Van Name for violation Of the health-lsws.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRErKNCEs.-Dudley
X. Bond, who has been boarding at 5S King
street, was arrosted by officer Crosby, Of the
Lower Police Court, on o charge Of false pre-
teno's. Bond callei at the coal office Of Mr..
Francis Moo uAds 572 Greenwich street, aud
wanted TO purchase six tons OF coal on credit.
He represented that he KEEP. botel al the
Highlands, n. j., and also had a city residence,
The coal was delivered, AMI il Subsequently sp.
pesred that all tho Representations made by
BoEd were false ard untrue. Tho acc used was
taken bafore Justice Connolly and locked up fer
examination.
fIGHr AND SrABnISo APERAY.-FridAy
evening Patrick Mulcare and Michael Sullivan,
who live at 32G First avenue, got into an alter-
cation, and Sullivan succeeded in stabbing Null
care in the side INJECTING a dangerous wound.
Officer Tiernoy, Of tho 18th Waid, made an
effort TO arrest Sullivan, but he had lied. The
injured man was conveyed to b ,llevue Hospi-
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orrps, and the destru -tion o. III ,r own political
power in the Federation which has had the
strength 10 ooerce them.
But an infsriority still moro important Is that
under which tho Confedera'se suffer in the mat
ter q arms and materials Of war. 1t has boon
the fate Of the southern states 10 neglect Al once
manufactures and shipping. The coast IL scaled
except 10 q few clever seamen com handing
fast-ealing veseels, and the sktl for fAbricating
arms must be slowly acquired with an enemy
al the gates.
A telegrsm, said 10 be from the South, has
been Published, announcing that General Nc
ClellSn was hemmed in between the lines Of
lseaurePard and the Potomac. If this bs q spe-
oimen of the ideas entertained AZ the South
respecting the condition Of the Federal forces, IL
hardly corresponds with the assertion that " the
people there discuss matters freely" If they
did this, they must have seme clearer notions n
the position Of the hostile General, who will,
probably, coon be abls 10 take a very menacinE
attitude awards the CoDfederates.
Referring 10 tho disaster at Lexington, The
Tinos says: We do not attach much Importance
10 this outlying warfare. Whatever NAV 10 tbs
result Of the war IL Is impossible that Mis'oun,
with Kansas on one side and Illinois on tho
other. with million Of white inhabitsnts and
but comparatively few slaves, can ever belong
20 the South.
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great Sdh Lake, oct. Is, ls6l.-The Cali.
forniA Pony Express passed through nero yes-
srday, bringing the following dispatch for the
press;-
San Francisco, oct. II, lS6i.-The ste amer
ST. Louis sailed for Panams, OH the 18th inst,
carry ing about two hundred passengers and
Sl,s6i ,0OO, for New loIk. No change in tue
market il given since tie last express, except in
bAcco. Sales 200 cases choices brands Virginia
~ advanced rates.
TIE brig Providence, from San Francisco TO
NiCtOris, fOundered AZ sea on the 18Th Of Sep.
tembtT.
a FIRE broke ont in San Francisco on the lob,
II the Lortheast corner Of Arvis and Washing
ION streets, which destroyed a number of wood
n buildings, Going about S25,O 900 worth Of
carnage.
Dates received from Oregon to the 9th inst,
state that State Fair was held at Portland,
which ended On the sth.
The steamer Julia arrived at Portland on the
Stb, bringing 900 in gold dust.
Judge Watt presiding At the Circuit Court
for Washington, sentenced the four Indians who
murdered Briggs and son, TO be hung Novem-
her 9Th.
The bark Yarkee brings Sandwich Island
dates TO September n.
The Hawaiian government has declared its
strict neutrality In relation 10 the American
civil var. Privateer cannot enter any Of the
Sandwich Island harbor.
The HavanS A dpertiSer has the following -
It ia currently reported that the French Com
missioner has MADE sandry demands on this
government, and that there may be some cause
If serious trouble. A gentlemen has been
making tour Of Osbui, urging the natives TO
osmmsnce the cultivation OF cotton and for this
purpose be was distributing cotton seed among
them. The seed, however, was the common
native seed, which is hardly at to cultivate,
having almost dsgensratsd to = rank weed,
during the thirty or fcrtxyean since ii was in
Ioduced.
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q ~. tss w-ich the cknd pulled r. I'm the stove
ovr lie pef on. Coroner Jackman held a. in
quest apo the body.
ACCIDENTAL DEowspu. Patrick Whalsv,
q native Of Ireland aged 90 years, with his
father and John Jones, ,mbarked in his boat
and attempted TO board the Etsuins Sta, which
was at anchor in the East River but the waves
were running high at the time, and his boat
struck the vessel on the quarter and was
cspeizi d. Mr.. Jones was saved by cir ging TO
the boat, but Patrick and bis h'hor were
drowned. Coroner Schirmer held an inquest on
Saturday at No 36s Water street.
THE FATAL BowL.-Coroner Schirmer held
an inqseet on Saturday upon the body Of Ella
beth Hulse, . nstive Of Ireland, aged 10 years,
who lived at No. 335 West 26th street. Since
the departure Of her husband, who follows tho
sea, che has been very intempsr.ts, and the i'm
moderate use OF OHlcating quors was found
by the jury 70 have boen the cause o. her death.
DEATH or AN FscArED SLAvE.-Coronar
Schirmer held an inquest upon the body Of
Dsniel wsy (oolored), sgsd SO yesrs. The de-
cested, wbs bad suffered from heart disease.
dropped and died In his boarding -hou,e, No SO
sullivan street, on Saturday morning. DDru a
slave in GsOrgis, he escapel and reached GAIA
ds, where he lived until Mr. Redpaths II .ytiau
emigration movement engaged his alteration,
w,her he determined to cast his FORTUNES ia
~ .,s, 'no n,,ner :" Jp,n 'ne sN nun.
~ ~ - W p.','lo so ~ 81 o..
-, NJ ~ n, :; anu r"Bu'' ''"l-
Pr'
FATAL RAILROAD AociDErr'-Coroner Schir-
mer hello an inquest, on Saturday, upon the
BODY Of Cbarlss II, rm,pn B,v.r ,,od 4 VAR.
and 4 month";. At thu Residence n tho n,r,n,,
No. 80 vndewater street. The boy wa, play.
ing in Pearl street, near Oak aod, attempting
1850, 'no suoo, H,PpSo anu 1911 IuN hs
dn1nan., "" . ooooau sonuo on wv; Oh
se.s,'i s tno H~io, 's Nuoos n,o NJ.
III A. 'po 10y anu c y'usuou nun " s n.,
III nj So"n W. onsPh 0'nuu''o' "
80 80" ~. .n~t u9 va. isnplng At nors
.Apiu '..o 'uso ,our nues an hour and The huy
uei'u 'eiuic' ooasurlng inc railroad oom-
Pny'
SEAMAN DRowSED On Saturday, Coroner
Jaskmsn held an inquest ON board tLe pronsllsr
salaair n, n,., A. NJ. o.. -. .....,-
- 20 - Nci'. niN0', uPo" tne oouy
VI oNhes DArns' naive oi england, aget ~
yea me deceased uas descending ladder
, IN .Io ~" 70 'he propeller dccs, when the
dro,n.d hs,o.. o az, Wv, VIZ uav1 snu wa
the sailors. y
FATAL BLASTING CAsuAtry-Thon,, C,l.
lum, q l.borpr, was slusst in..pl, Lu,.i h.
a., r,.r,.,,,o IL, y
" - '"o ~"
rNo''o' ~ Cenuai tark ms accident was
c,useu Oy tho deceased using bar OF iron 10
e,eah et hoe 10 q Iock containing heavy
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British Insolenco.

The correspondence bet Tesn Lord Lyons and
B.eretary SHwARD affords another proof Of the
dlGniiisd attitude Of our government toward for
eign nations. Mr.. PATRICK ard Mr. RAuMIE.
the aggrieved British subjects, have been ro-
leased long since, and the British Amba - ldor
would have more truly served the interests Of
the nation he represents, il he had allowed the
matter to drop, or confined his complaint to
simple statement Of wrongs lie improved the
occasion, however, to indulge his well Known
pcnonAl sympathy with rebellion, in violation
't the Queens proclamation of neutrality, and
presumed to lec'uro our government On tho
Interpretation OF constitutional law. Tho re.
buks which he received was meritsd, and viii
probably prevent repetition Of thu of.,rs,
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Warrington, 0f. 19.-Lord Lyons several
days ago addressed a letter 10 Mr.. Seward,
Secretary Of State, in which he says;-
"II,r Majesty's government were much con-
co. ned to fnd that two British subjects, Messrs.
Patrick and Rabmie, had been subJec 10 arbi
tfsry anef, and although they had been re-
le1ed, II could not but regard Me matter As
on. requiring very serious consideration"
Lord Lyons, under instruction. therefore felt
bound to demonstrate against such irregular
proceedings, AZ he described them, and 10 say
that tho authority Of Congress il nscosary in
orcor to justify arbitrary arrest and imprison
mcnt q British subjscts. ,"
Sccre AIRY Seward in the course Of his rcply,
after detailing the facts in regard 10 the two
Itisoneis named in the note Of Lord Lyons,
ssys;
ute proceedings Of which the British gov
eminent complain, were taken upon Information
conveyed To the President by the legal police
authorities q the country, and they wore not in
s'ituted until after he had suspended the great
wit Ciifeed m In Just the extent thai, in view
Il the perls Of the STATE, he deemed necessary.
For the exercise Of that discretion he, a.
well as his chief advisers, among whom are the
SecreiAty Of War and Secretary Of State, IL re-
iIonsible by law before the highest judicial tri-
hunil oftLe republic, and amenable als1 70 the
Judgment Il his countrymen and the onlghtsn-
d pE'ion Of the civilized world"
liz conelgsio Mr. Seward remarks,
The safety d the whole people has bocons
IN the present en- erp ency the s1preme Law, and
70 long a. tho danger shall exist all classes Of
"cicty cquslly, the deniEen and tho citizen
mns, choe'fully acquiesoo in the measures
which that law Tresctibes. This government
docs not question tho learning Of tho lsIal adj
vise's # he British Crown or the Justice Of the
Difference which Her Males pays to them.
Nevertheless, the British government will
hardly expect that tho President will accept
their explanations of tho constitution Of tie
United States, especially when the copstitutios
,hus expounded would leave upon hin tho sole
Executive responsibility Of suppros.ing the en-
sting insurectiOn, while II would transfer Ia
Congress the most material and indispensable
power 10 be employed for that purpDss. More
yer, these explanations find No real support in
the letter much les W the spirit II the constitu-
lion itself
lie must I've allowed therefore TO prefer to be
governed 10y the organic national law, which,
while II will Enable him 10 exercise his great
trust with compete Success, receives the sane
lion Of the highest authorities Of our own coun-
ny, aud il sustained by the general consent of
the people, for weom alone that con titution
was stabilized
laval myself of this opportunity to offer 10
your lidship a rene wed assurance Of ray very
high 0n-ileration."
(Sgucd,) WIN. IL. sEwATD.
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WILLIAMSBURGH,

A FATAL FAIL -COrsuer Murphy yssts Z
day held an inquest at No. 15J Montros. ave.
sue, 4. D., on the body of George Fatty, VII.
died OF injuries received by falling from a. m d.
tini'hed building in North I'd street. A verdict
IN accordance was rendered
FOUND DRowSED.-An inquest was held ..
Saturday, by Coroner Higbie, Of Qsosn, c.,
upon the body Of a man named LOWS, formorly
residing in New York, who was fousd drowned
IN Newtown Crock.
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A remarkable change of tone on Amerir Al
strnirs is to be in tic r,cent editorials Of the
lSadsn Times, Uncer date Of Oct. 5.h, tina
PIPER has the following rcmlrks;-
Tho NOrh will he able TO occupy the moit
tropical and fever. breeding strips Of COas; Tor a
few months, and il will be for the military genius
o. President Lincolns Generals 10 make, if they
Can, those few months long enough. la a week
or two We shall probably hear that the whole
Federal army is on the move, ald that in Var
giniA, in the West, and on some points OF tn
hel-coast the ConfedsrAtss arc 70 DO attackei
With the tull strength ef the Government, tneJ
have dedsd.
The Federal army is now undoubtedly far
superior in numbers 10 that Of is opponents.
The twenty millions Of nottherneIs h ave been
able TO put in the field \ force which, tholg
exaggerated by patriotism or police, is stll one
OF the most imposing that was ever gathered
urdsr the banners Of state. Tbs army com.
plADded bJ General Nc Clellsn On the po.o &c
probably exceeds in numbers the whole il.os
which the Confederates have 10 defend Virginia
and the Atlantic coast. Without sending away
a man from the army destined TO protect Wash
ingtOa and 10 advance into Virginia, the Fed.
eral Government can direct expeditions gain 81
other points which they Judge assailabls.
For instance, IL Is said that the success AZ
Cape Hatteras has been 30 complete and i'm
Porthnt and yet so easy, that the President has
detsrminod 70 co; tiuus This method Of warfare
and that one or two other expeditions are pro.
jedsd, and, indeed, In actual eparatlon, Ia
Che West, too, the Fedsralists have very con
siderable forces, and II mast be by a some whAt
negligent use Of thsm that the North hA, re-
osived the check at Lexington, Missouri. The
6Osth, indeed, can never hope 70 equal it's op,
poAents in the number Of It's men. The only
advantage that the South enjoys is that its in
hAbitants arc more generally trained to arms,
and that they will fight with the desperation Of
inca Who know that defeat really HssIns The
al II To iAssitu'i0s for whick hy hsre tahe'
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New Publications

MFMofR or Ss0sS3L HAYSEs McCoLLuM,
The Little aJnscuse Boy" Two volumes
in one. New Yen: Published by the BIinl
Il Publication Of the Reformed Protestant
Dutch Church, 81 Franklin st.
This is q narrative in which Is collected the
facts 81 a brief life of but eleven years and four
months. the close Of which was distinguished
by most triumphant Christian death, Ia was
an ouiy shild-a child of great promise-but
his life was suddenly cut short. Few vii be
sols to read this book without being rillod
with the most heartfelt sympathy and emotion
snd no little boy or girl can pcruse it without
great interest and benefit. 1t ought to he in
every family, and every Sabbath School Ii.
brAry
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The POIOmnc Hlnckn.lc

The exaggerated statements respecting the
strength Of tho rebel batteries on the Potomac
which arc rcprOssn as extending "A ds'anc,
O from five to fifteen miles, and to comman
tho navigation Of the river, arc disprovod by a
dispatch published in another column, to tn
effect that since Tuesday las, upwards II fifty
vessels had reached Washington and George
town in safety. The loss Of the schooner Fair
faN, laden with hay, which simply parted her
hAwssr and drifted ashore in the fog, where she
was captured by the rebels, is the only casualty
that has occurred, and was magnifed by the
alArnists into stunning sensation paragraphs
10 the effect that chain had been placed across
the river, and that terrible fight occurred that
lssed nearly an hour, in which, however, mo
one was hurt"
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DIsArrEAHED,-A sensitive little girl, the
daughter of Mr. Sutton, a printer in Morrisa-
MIA, while in school on Tuesday last, wa. rs-
proved by the teacher for a triAing fault. Az
the noon recess the child lefl for homo a. usual,
but since then nothing has been seen Of her.
The woods for miles round have been searched
ard the water dragged, but in vain. Whistler
she was afraid OF returning homo les. her par
ents should hear of her disgrace, and so wan
dered away and met with an Acci dent, or has
been kidnapped TO one knows.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Four Days Later from Europe,
Arrival OF the Rtna.

g. Johns, ". D., Oct 19.-Tho steamship
Etna, from Liverpool, on the oh, via Queens
town on the 10th inst, arrived of Cape R.oe
en- Friday night.
The dA'es Fer the Il na, are four days later
than Il oso pei the Arabia.
The King Of Prussia had paid two days
visit to the Emperor Napoleon.
China news via Russia, report the death Of
the Emperor Of China.
II was reported that tho Prince Nipplson hal
sent the Emperor Of France an important state
paper on affairs in America.
The London Timer editUriaily thanks Mr
Seward Tor the just exercise Of his Judgment
relative TO the memorial against Dr.. Rascal,
their CORE spondcnt, although his (Seusrd's)
shows strong upiercurrent Of feeling.
Mr. Lindsay, member Of tho British Parlia.
mert, in a public lecture again strongly urged
the expectancy Of England and Franco, endesv.
oring To effect peaceful separation between the
North ern and Soathern states
The Belgian American Company have dis
solved
Earl Russell in reply to a memorial on
Mexican affairs, discourages Interference in tho
internal affairs OF Mexico, but says that the
Government, will exercise the right OF redur-
ing security for persons and property, and for
the fulhlment Of engagements.
Mr.. Nandentoif, the celebrated actor, had
died at the agad seventy. two years.
The King Of Prussia arrived on his visit to
tho Emperor Napoleon a. Compsigns on the
9th, ard left on the 9th int. Everything pas
scd oil we'll
The King Of Holland was expected to visit
France on the Ito inst.
II WAS stated that orders were about tobs il.
Suod " prepare the PIc Gch squ ,drin for M-xjc,.
The high price Of breal continued 10 Ct, Jim
ate n'ion at Paris and Ito Government had is.
,ued an assurance tina, the p.ico would not bs
further advanced
Gsribaldi had left CSprera bu, hi, destination
was unknown.
1t was rumored that Gen. Ratazzi would e.
ter the Austrian ca met
The American NJ MISTER n Berlin wa, neae
tsting with the ll,nOvor Government (, r the
ratification Of conditions for the abolition of t,to
| dues.
| Tho Spanish Gcvernmon, bad consented 70
deliver up thu Nr,p,ltan archives.
| AT the insurrcCtion at Cyelidv, Po'ani tho
Russian ia lie was torn from tho public build
ngs snd the Polish substituted. Tne Mayor
81 tho town was killed.
LATEST.
By 7d,9rdgh 10 Queenstown
| LirTpoOi, TwsiIy ereHinq. Cottou-Slla.
| yesterday and today, 60, 600 bales, incluiinp
3OO,C COO bales TO speculAtofs and exporters.
| lie market is excited and firm, and clio ,es with
a triilnR advance.
Brad-tuE' firm. Corn active mixed 81 I'D.
| Provisions q liet and steady.
| LOHLon, Tk,y"iIy erenin9.-Consols closed
today at 92as 92L.
American Sec irities are quiet and stoaiy.
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NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, oCTR 81, 1851.
.Aisis.e tas,rty and Americas Ch izca-
chip IL Esypt.


ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
rRr.rpENr OF 1HE uNITED STATES or
AMERICA.
To Hn Hioharm Hohdnned Sd,d Pdchd,
Viceory cf Egypt AVID ib Dspendenc'e', &c. &C.
GREAr AND Coon FsrEpD-I have recsv ed
from Mr.. Thaver, Consul General OF the United
States at Alexandra, full sccount OF the
liharsl. enlightened and energeu, proceedings
which, on his complaint, you have adopted in
bringing 10 speedy and condign punish
mont tne parties, subjects or your HighneS in
Urper Egy pt who were concerned In an act Of
cruel persecution against Farls, a. agent Of Ger.
tain Chrstian missionaries in Upper Egypt.
I pray your highn-ss 10 DO assured that these
proceedings at onoe 40 promp. and 40 Just, will
he regarded ~ a new and unmistakeabls pro-
equally Of your Highnsss' friendship for I'll
United Ststee, and Of tao frmnesS integrity
and wisdom vi h which the government Of
your Highness u conducted.
Wishing you srea prosperity and success, ,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WARRINGTON Oct Q, 1SG1.
IL sppears that Fairs was Syrian physician
employed by the miss, nsries in distri outing
bibles and religious books at Osiut, tho capita
OF Upper Egypt. A Christian woman whj had
been compelled to profess Mahom mechanism, and
wished TO return 10 ha own faith, employed
FARIs ~ her attorney, to perform the necessary
legal act, fr this purpose, according to the law.
On appearing in the court Of the C.di, he wa,
ssized, bssunsdoed and tortured in the most
inhunsn manner until he swooned away from
his suffcrings. After being reviled beaten
with stsyts, shoes, courbsshes (rsw hdos), and
beisg tpit upon, kicked and frightfdlly manned,
he was dragged by clamorcus mob, urged on
BY the CAD and Mufi, to the criminal cell Of
the prison, and only released that evening whom
the j.hsr reported him to he dying.
Our Consul, WV. s. TnAYER, Esq on being
notified q the outrage, at once took up the
matter with determined energy, dinegarding
The technics plea thst FARu was not an Amer
lean citizen, and taking the ground that IA an
agent Of two American ciuzers (thc resident
missionarics) an outrage on him was an cut
rage on them, and must DO rs1rcS.ed.
Mr.. THAYER's negotiations were certainly a
model Of rim. He demanded Of tho vicerSy
the instant Ismc, al Of the Cadi and all tho
officers d his court, fire Of s5, 900 to be paid
TO the injured man, and tho imprisonment of all
the guilty parties, thirteen in number, for full
year. The Viceroy wanted TO delay, TO inves-
hgato, to he lehient, and polite, &C., but Mr..
Thayer wm memorable, insisted on his terms,
and the punishment was administered.
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81. LoUs, Oct. ia statement in The Gin
cinnaii Gosete yesterday TO the effect that
Secretary Cameron in his recent visit to this
dent instruc'ing General Fremont 10 transf'r
the omm4nd q tho Western Military Dsp.st-
ment TO General Hunter, and thas that order
was delayed at the request Of Geseral Premost
"a pronounced untrue. If Secretary Cameron
had such an order II was not presented. The
interview betwcen General Fremont and Secre-
tary Cameron was satisfactory 10 both parties.
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Billy wilson's Zouaye regiment is said to
b. composed Of all the Now York thieves. -
Lire'poOl Albion.
This could not be, without giving offence to
England ar nearly all the New York thieves
are British subjects. Let Lord Lyons look to
Il, that the Englsh neutrality laws are not vio>
lated, and reclaim the Queens own, from the
tarnih q Democratic institutional Caamu
sio,IleoD
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The Capture Of Lynn Greek Con
firmed,

Roiid, No., oct. 2O.-Tbe capture ot Lynn
Creek is confirmed. The place vas surrounded
on the 18th, by tho Major virgins CLvalry,
the same that routed the rebsls
Capt Robbins, aud a numbsr Of other
prisoners including the Sheriff Of the county. A
rebel captain and lieutenant ware killed IN tbs
affair near Lebanon, and 1t. Col Somsr. tax IN
prisoner. AL the prisoners taken At both
places, "a in number, have arrived here.