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PsJcs iu,eIiis-nce, 80.

ABRFsT OF CcrHrFRFEIrBRs An attemp'
was made on 1hurray night to Issue a large
Lumbar Of c1uneIfeit 81 bills on the Warren
Bar k of DanverS, Mass and s-vsral counter.
letters were engaged II II, two only of wnom
were arrested. Henry Hendrlkeu WAS tskan
INTO Gus ody at the 81 ~ of rneo lore A K9hn.
209 Sixth street, where he attempted u pass uus
OF the hlls. and JacoN Shofrrr, at t,e s'ors of
Amelia G.li'zRy, $40 Fust ave. The pr,sona-s
were committed by Justice QuackenOush TO
answer.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A disturbance took
place on Thursday night in tho drinking sal Don
corner Of llu, son and Can,l SITS between Hugh
Baunigar and James McGovern, walters in the
plsco, BrauniRan Eccustd NCGOven Of steal
ing nom the mercy drawer, and the latter bs
coming Freatly erraRed a. tho accusation, DIRE v
apttol ard shot his accuser in the breast in
tcling dangerous wound. McGOyern then
fed ard hss Eot been heard OF since, and the
wounded man was taken to the N. Y. Hospital
PICEPoCKEr CAUGHr IN THE Aor "A
isshionAbly dressed young man named VIM. Ro-
berts, was arrested yesterday afternoon, at the
Seventh Ward Bank, charged with D clSing the
pocket If Mr.. Rosa W Wood, one of the direc.
Tors, OF 800 in bark bills, which he had Just be-
fore drawn from The bank. Roberts was collarsd
by MIR Wood, the moment he had secursd the
money, and at first denied have taken il, but
subsequently, admitted bis guilt, ard Offered
Mr.. Wood a check for $500 on tho Mark,t Bl,k
CboRus TO say nothing about tho matter (; be
also returned the stolen fifty dollars Mr. Word
promptly banded him and his check over TO ar
oficeT, and the prisonar was taken before Jus
tce Brennan Al locked up for trial he claims
be jeWeiler, and to reside at No. 1872 9th
venue. -
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
sAruppAY MORNING, NOV. 2, 1861.


,,.,.,,cn Of General SooIT viii Be re-
..,..s v,,h pr.fbund emotion By The whole
49,. Il America. His name Is idsntlned
Va al the marital fame and story Of the
R.p.,A,a Ard his presence at the head oil our
-, ~ ,ts.lf rendered II illustrious ar ex'
tor,,s ,hs unwilling rsspee, d rival powers.
tn. an. of p..t ren.vn has Get, and the rcd
raw, Il ,ew battles viii econ strike aihw~'
fr,sA scenes Il history, gliding tho names OF
n,g heroes who will data an everlasting fame
frsn ne drc.dfsl opportunity that comes but
A.e,ds 100 late Zoe wrrTIHLD Scerr. May
Gu hs,y the young suocssw TO NIL MS place
v;.A all mocess, spd keep the true old soldie'
10 80 cnts mcrs bis eOuntrys victory nap
pir~s and Pssss
WHITFIELD SCOTT was born near Petersburg
VI. J..e 18th, 1875, entered the army a
c.yssin Il Light Artillery, May %, 1908, snt
has sSved his country with unvarying success
e. ncrs than bali . century. In that time he
IA. rrsv,d his rish, to rank with the first COM
w,ni.y Of he sse. Ills campaigns have been
carefully watched by the able't Generals It
Rurcc.. and have won prSise OF every one, from
WeIlirgtou down. He has twice been honorei
with q sold medal from c nfrtss for dstin
aui,hsd services, and ietires from active duty
viii the reputation, after hNy yclrs service, OF
psvc having los, battle where he was per
soaslly present OF in mmsnd.
II IL unidentified that he e to arrive in New
Yok today, and will coon take his departure
fr Rurou.
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PhiidL lphia, Noc. IL, W. Davis, Assist
ant QuatermasteT under General Fremont, pnb.
llshts letter in the B.iistin, Of this city, this
evening, To Adjutant General Thomss, correct
ing several errors relative TO himself published
in the letter Of General Thomas 10 Secretary
Cameron. He sntir' ly eNculpste General Fro
mont from any cor noctiOh with his purchase of
blspksts and says that when tho report of the
Board reached General Fremont, he expressed
great difpleasure, and required thu blankets TO
bs returned. They we're not CONDEMNED - rot.
ten and worthless and the only taul. thu, could
he found with the purchase was the economy
practiced in makisR il. Tho average price Of
tho blankets was dollar ard forty cents. They
were part cotton. AssistA NJ QdArtsrnssisT
Davis made the purchase in hs odicial capacity.
lie can only account for the msststsmsnts frsm
The iact that while General Thomas was in 81.
Lsnis be was confined 10 bod, and that General
thomas pTesumtd tTUm the reports ho hoard
that be had the whole truth b-iae him.
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Csp'alD, and Fred. NJ. ESgsIIs, Z. y. HObs, J.
Wsdisish snd II. Y. Crco,ick, Lievtor1nta,
Tfey be,hfsssed At the Psk'Barscks, ard a.
o'clock, p. NJ, left for Washington BY the New
J,rrey Central Railroad. sthe Battery march
I'd out ct the Park, they were heartily chsered
by the Massachusetts, Twenty-ffth and C,nnsc-
hcut T'ntb regiments, who were slso in the
barracks, ard we're salute4 by the bands. The
srtillerymen moved entirely by tho sound Of the
buEe, and attracted great deal Of attention.
ARRIVAL or THE TENTH CONNECTICUT RsoI-
MINT.
The Ten'h Regiment Of Conues,icut volun-
tesrs, G |. Russell, snived here from Hartford
yesterday morning, by the steamers Granite
State ard Mary Benton. They were received
10 the Sons q Connecticut" reeiden, here, and
escorted by them to the PGk Barracks, where
they breskfssted. After breakfast, the Sens Of
Connecticut, through Mr.. 8. d. Chittenden
presented the regiment flag, inscribed with
the number Of the regiment receiving IL. At
balf-psst one O'Clock they deputed for Washing
ton, going by the Camden and Amboy route.
The regiment numbers 1895 men, all thorough.
ly srmed ard equipped end are accompanied
by a bend Of twenty foSr pieces and a drum
corps Ct twenty.
TuE G9rH VOLUNTEERS.
TIE First Rel iment Of the Irish Brigade was
organized yeste day afternoon, with the hume
rical designation of tho Goth Regiment N. Y. 8.
V. Ttey are very proud Of tho number, which
was worn by their brave eountrymon in the mi
liiis service, in their three Donths term. The
follow ing are the field aud staff, thus far ap
pointed Colonel-Ro5ert Nugent; Lieu,snant-
Colorol-Jsmes Kelly; Maj or-Jsmss Cavs.
nsgb; Adjutani -Jss. j. Smith; Quartermas,er
ID. r Sullivan surgeon-J. PASCAL Smith.
oRJERRD TO ANNAPOLIS.
ITO Eighth c nnecticut Regiment, now en-
camp d At Jimsica, l. l., sro ordered TO depart
for Annapolis today.
PKEsEsTAIION oF REGINKNrAL coLoRs.
A star d of coors will be presented TO tho 80 n
Rsst N Y. S. v, Col Krzyztnowski, at Irv'
ing Hall, this evening. Nc James T. Brady
vii make the presentation speech, and grand
vocal and instrumental concert will DO given
undor the diec | n Of Cal Au.cSuts.
ARRIVAL or TIIR 25TH MAssACHUsErTs
vSLUSTKERs.
Tho % h Regiment OF Massachusetts, volun-
tors, Col Up,or, pss'ed III 'ouRh the city yes
terday afero n on tier way to Washin Jton
they were tncd by the ''Sons Of Ml'sschuse'ts,
the men at ;ho PAX Barr,ck', the officers at III,
Astor House ~ e., ur o'clock in the afternoon
the =, piment took d,par ure by way of ID,
J'rsey Certtal Railroad. The 18th regimNut
numbe's 1850 non, and is armed with fiaed
musk,ti.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival Of the Borussin.
Three Days Later from Europe
Advance In CO,,on-Dscline in II rcad.,un,

Cdps Race Telegraph Station, Nor. 1.-The
Hamburg steamship BOrussiA from Hamburg
via southampton the 23d, passed this point this
morning, oDroute to New York. The nows zach,
Of tho Associated Press boarded her and obtainol
the regular news dispatch.
The adVices by the Borussia are three DAYS
LATER than per steamship Europa, and are of con
siderable interest TO our commercial readers, as
the cotton market exhi its heavy sales and
lSrFe advance, while Bfeadstuirs show de:line
Ths bark Benjamin uLIe,t was fallen in
With, no date given, in distress. Sho WAS aban-
dsned ard the c'ew saved.
oRrSIBLE AT THE BLOCKADE.
The TINES, in leader, SAWS that the block ,ds
OF the southern ports ia net effac ual, an re-
minds the Washington Government, that foreign
nations arc bound - rocoSn'ze only a real
blockad
OROwL AT DIXIE.
II alss shows that the cutting of of tho 5tt IN
supply 10 the wsrk Of The South as much as the
North, and says that il also seems quite trus
that all sOttoa expectation has been forbidden
by the Confederate Government, in order thl'
foreign nations especially England, may b,
fo-Sed 10 lake side in the American quarrel.
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CITY NEWS.

Moz WRIT MASS MKErISG A grand mas
meeiingof ID, Mozart Democracy, fer the rati d.
ication OF their ticket, was held at Cooper In
s,itute last evening. Mr. Levi s. Chstfsld
prssided. The bail was crowded and number
Of banners snd trahspt-eneies bearing the name
OF Lynch for Sheriff" were displayed about
tho walls. A seros Of res buttons Wanting the
D'mocracy as tho only party in tho north, and
Mozart The o, ly trus Democracy, and their no.
minatiors the OF ly ores worthy the support of
the people, were adopted. NJ. j. T. Hsckett
spoke briefly, derouncing tho aboli,ioliits, and
s.iRmatispg the war as an abolition war
Mayor Wool man'aiI ell that the national
Democracy was tho only hope Of the country.
lie believed those a, Washington did the best
they could, and 1t was the duty Of every man
to sustain thom. Sui we may be allowed to
rec that the party AT present in power is not the
one which can sustain the Government. The
Mayor dovo.ed much # his time to a libored
| npoo ~ tor MIR. Lynch's secs ssion" fro n TIE
battle of Ball Run, as moinber Of varian q
battery.
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JERSEY CITY,

Suicide IN PRIsoS.-Yesterlay forenoon
about II o'clock, German namsd Charles Yer.
tineir, committed suicide in his cell in the
County Jail at Hudson Citv where he vas con.
fined awaiting sentence for larceny. Ito had
cut his throSt with a razor and died half an
hour sf'er being discovered. An inquest was
held by Coroner DoDnclly, and verdict Of
" Death by suicide was rendered.
HUpsoN CouSTY CoURr.-In the case Of the
Rev. T. +. williams tried for an attempted
rape, the jury were unable to agree, and were
accordingly discharged yesterday.
The trii al Of John G. Hay beck, for forging a
constahls's BOND, was commenced yesterday,
and will continue today.
ARREST eP AN AucrIoSEER.-Mr. J. II.
Blocker, suc ioteor, Of N. T., was fined $50
yesterday by Recorder Martin, for ssllirg lot
Of land in jersey G ty, without slicense.
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POLITICAL NOTnJas.



TIE following Ger srsl Order has been Issued by
Superb tsndeut Kennedy
OTrfcR or THH surEnIrTESpuvr or nm MpTuo-l I
PoLITAr PoLIoR, 81 Brooms a. cnrner Rm.
New York. N yve-nber 4 Isef \
GENITAL ORpEn No. 2S3.-Capt - Pr-olnc,
- The Police Telegraph instrument, ana s,n-
down Nov bth inst, viii be used exclusively IN
trsnsrpitit election returns. Tbs snly sxosptioa
will he in notifying ,te Central once Il any seri-
Gus distu1b.nte requiring AID, TIE locality n are.
or the detehuOn n lcst child en-. No ccfnmunies-
ton vhatver mas bs made between one station
house and anOtf e. during the period OF Transmit
ting ne ELECTION returns, unless On an order frorn
the CentfA of e.
You vii o. disIose Of the mentors Of your com.
mar ~ TO insure the tr limiting Of the result q
tie c,nvsss Cf each ticket al the several Elechoa
Districts in your Precinct " your Station HOUSE
without delsy, thence 10 be sent Immediately By
Election ID strcit H. the Central Once The Fifth,
sixt. vigh,h, Tenth and urteenth Precints win
send " ese returns fthw All by specia messenger,
he remaining Stations and Sub. stations will trans
nit by telegraph.
Dirett the men v no are engaged in bringing the
returns e the ~ the a, on House 20 also
bring It'll them the rturns II tire Associated Presr,
Which you will deliver b. the Special Messenger
duly ~ puif ted - r, ceive the same.
No quest ON relative 10 the progress ef the can
vAss will he answered from the Central office; but
a. soon ~ TIE c,nvsss Of tah ticket is comp eted.
the result will on alarm, be transmitted to every
station House for the Information Ct the residents
its vicinity. esrgeant - Is e4pe,'slly detailed
20 oJfra'e the instrument At your station House
from down to ~ U'ol ck midnight, and sstReaat
- from - u'c ok until the canvass 10 completed
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent.
DANIEL CARPENTER, Inspector. M g'lA
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SFECINlKN DKICKs.

SIXTH REGIMENT, N YS.V,l
CAN'T brown, FoRr PICKESs. Oct II, 1861 I
OHNEEAL ARTHUR :-SIU-We bavc bad our
first tight. II was terrible ono for the enemy.
lou must know NY companies are scattered
about. We had one hu4drod and lhirry-three
men 20 turn out.
II was so dsrk that | could not discover
man ten feet I'll. We were fined into from three
rides. By companies and file | wh,elei nv
men into line to The l.fc and returned the fire
a this moment blaze arose-the tents were
ali on fire; the Quart, rmasters and comma
sion store or building was also on fire, all at one
time. We retired bohind the first ridge towards
tho sta, bal ell and faced the enemy. had bat
sixty men with me. | sent out for the rest of
my men and officers, but could not find them,
! said to NY few men -" We will be cut
OIL they are trying TO surround us we arc
too iow 10 ii bit 50 maty,' and they gradual
", bttnR in good order, moved towards the
bach on 10 tie first ia terry, where we b.It,d
and rested for ieE moments. We then, as
dhNlEht Hpp'aTtd, marched in chase Of tho
tn6my. Until this time, | heard no new, of
NY men or that of tho regulars. then
learned from Major T0won that several com.
panies were in chase OF the enemy. We hur-
Tied up, some sevsn miles, ami arrived a tow
moments too late at the placs where the On
envy Nero getting slaughtered by our men,
while they were endeavoring 10 embark
Their war cry was Death to Wilson"
$500 was the reward for him. dead or aliys
Our new clothes are all destroyed lave
lost every hing ha'; my men sls,. Tney
burned US out completely. Oar p,pers ani
books mr. burned. My commission /, safe. |
sent to tho Post OfFico the day before tho deht.
Ny mon lid VIII. lbey have smrlt gunp1w
d'r-Low they ere all right. We cfmmcnca
the fight tom ROW. They have II. 900 men.
They sts exhibiting my heir and heal ~ Pa.
sacol'. The ward il already claimed. Eye,y
ora In Porsscola has nv sworI and uni'yr,n
They say II was to be tskon alive was to be
put in n cspe aud exhibited.
We lay upon our arms every night. have
slept bu, very little this we. k. don't feel vol.
haye got the diATrtwi. We viii wan 500
VI iCrm7.
Your Vbodieat servsnt,
william WILSON,
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tsrtreD MsHroe, 0ct. 81 baltimore, Nor. !.
The tug bthan Allen, Of the great expsditio-
returned 10 Han pion Roads this morning, n
consequence OF rough weather ON the coast b
lev. She brings no particulars Of Importance
respecting the expedition.
A flag Of truce went up 10 Norfolk today with
twenty prisoner released some time since at
Fort lafayette.
The baqu's Gem,bok and Amanda have just
returned from cruise. Tho latter took four
prizes, including three English and one Amer-
can, the names Of which have plready been pub.
lished
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TIE publication Of Gen. TnoMAss report on
In. alfairs of the Western Department having
bon ,svsr,ly bu, ju,tly csnsur,d, the Tribnn,
iyys the responsibility upon the War Department,
frsn which il professe. to have received II in
regular eourse. With authority to publish. II is
h.rd to presume tia, the Tfibune would use
such language in spssking Of a irescherous far
nishing Of the report by clerk and it ia hard,
too, TO suppose that the "wn Department
would psrmit all the damaging disclosures Of that
r,port 10 20 to the world, even for the sake O.
sssueying FAEMoNr's hopes Of success in Ms
soar.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

RonREnEs.-Ths house OF Jos.ph Diegle,
corner Of Wyckof and Lo'ener Streets was
broken into on Thuudly night, and robbed Of
$130 worth ef jewelry ard clothing.
The house Of Moses Leich', In Atlantic street,
was entered by pedler, during the temporary
sbssnce Il The far lily, and robbed Of $50 in
money. No arrest has been make Of the perpo-
traitors IF either Of the above robberies.
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Kelley FOR 1nR G9TH REoBEsr N. 7. 8.
N.-Accordipg 10 the arrangements Of the Re-
lief Committee, the relativss Of the nsmbsn OF
the G9h Regiment, killed, prisoners, and
wounded, aSemslsd at the Division Armory,
oonsr Of White and Elm streets y'Stsrdiy.
Some thirty or forty women were present and
about as many men. All the men present were
more CO l,ss wounded. The women we're first
called up A. examined by Judge Connolly ss
10 the piriculan OF their cisss, which were laid
over f consideration, 70 10 acted on at an early
day
A little nonsy will lie distributed in shape Of
Temporary relief. to the most needy ca'sa. The
Ynnds in the hands Of the Committee are limited
a, present, a. the proceeds Of the fsstivsl and
o,fe. donations have not been collected vet.
The sub committee. CO 'sisting Of M.ssrs.
Connoll, and NJ Grsth, will meet every Friday,
for the distribution.
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THE CHARTER Commission. TIE Charter
Comm ion met at three o'clock yesterday after.
noon. This time at length, quorum was OBJ
tAiped. Mr.. Butler moved an adjournment un-
Ill some time in December, when charter
could he prepared and submitted TO the Legisls-
ture. MIR tucker was in favor Of an adjourn
mept sine de. Mr.. Buffers resolution was
adopted, ard the time Of meeting fixed on was
the first wtdn. sdAy in December. M,ssrs. i.
Perrepont, G.. Roome, ana John Clancy we're
substituted on the Commission, for Messrs. D
s. Jackson, J. T. Brady, and X. J. Dillon. The
meeting then adjourned.
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II our readers desire to keep the ruu o.
military matters in Virginia, they cannot do
better than provide themselves with one Of
LLoIDs Msps Of tina, State, just issued. It's
scale is large enough to admit of the most in
significant villages and water courses being
shown, and tire whole is drawn from actual sur
vsys made by Executive authority. It is got
up in a variety Of styles, and published at 1Gi
RrcAdwSy.
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The death Of SAN HousroN Is noticed, (says
. western p,per.) in Galveston psPcrs Of the
sth ult. The report is too incidental and indsd-
mite TO DO relied on. II he had died befvrc sue
eumbing to The bully ing handful Of rebels in
Texas, when h, Nigh. easily Lave saved HE
state to the Union, his memory would bs worth
. tribute. a. !; Is, hs ~.R- 90 Remembered only
a. the ~ne time serving, self-sscking chMac
tor in civil war, as in politics.
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BROOKLYN.

FtRE.-About six O'Clock, last evening, fire
broke out in one Of the upp,r stories Of the
marble frlnt bulldog in Fulton street, next to
the corner of Nassau. causing dsmsge to the
amount Of aboat S20O. Tho fire was the result
IL nrcih.I.I
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To The Electors

OF TIE FIFTH SENATORIAL DISrkICT.-Ths
importance of seecing Leg slstive Repre- entstiyes
whose integrity aud ab ~ ere beyond gu satol, 10
well und.r tod by all INTEL gent citizens but
there has heietooto toen an almost criminal Ind fl
erence among tne very people whose iIteres's are
mOtt ihvO.v, d ia tue ominaiion Of candidates. As
tie dsgracsful N d ulblusling corrupi' II. indulg-
ed In for years past by our Representatives at Alba
ny, proves For tue purI ose of correcting evil.
ths enc unity Of which has increased az ea h cleo.
tion, q NJ dcr-ignej ask candid investigation Of
the claims q Mr. THOMAS LITTLE ne nnmines
Of the Repub leans Of ibs District, for the OH Of
State SapStor.
M. Little has Lco, one Of the Supervisors Of the
City for tie last three years, aDd dIr that period
hot whisper has bceu uttered Ill citing his Off iaI
integrity. lie IL known to be inhcNiby honest de.
voted t. tie in erests Of the people, sxper eucod in
legislative du'ics, and eve way htted the pod
To which lis friends and political associates ssek 10
elect HIM. Ttey ak the support only OF those who
feel tho Importance ofseecting the man bes, adapt
ed for Tits stpgu SIZED and ionotale position.
convirced shat NJ LII e is elected, thu axsrci.s
OF his wol-tried abilities caunot fail 20 reflect credit
upon bis constituents aud promOte the public well
fare.
Thomas B. stnlrnan, William Hibtard.
X Reading, Augustus WsIsmAn.
lssac T.. Smith, Henry A. Burr,
y. j. Moran, ia ksIL SchLlk,
samuel $ Richardson, John Dearborn,
JAS. n Pace, William TTuslOw,
Page 4. Gale, Josiah King,
John Hayward, Hiram Merritt,
Wm. l. Miller, H. W. Osborn,
N. Dewey, NJ. s. Dinham,
The. Tooker, Lsop Ia AnsSaoher,
william Raybold, James Gregory,
ID, ID. wright q g. Lugar,
Lewis woodiuG, Cha lee Per ey, sn.,
Robert Fair, John A. Dty,au,
Y. ~. Brummell, John A. Plat,
j seph Ahhrtt, Andrew j. Case,
John Marin, ID Gall say. los
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1Oth Wnrd-At n Meet ny of the Wort.
in Smeus lndepe dent ID mccr,iiI Club, held st 200
A We q, on Tuesday evening", Oc'. Goth, the follow.
ing candidates vas unanimously tnio 'sed. James
Lyn'h, for S1erih; Luke Y. CnzNns, for Senator
Of the Fnh Dssr,'t; Patricr Dailsv, for Menber
81 Assembly, l2th District PATRICK KEA SNEY,
Chm. PATRICK BOWMAN, Vice Ctn. MICHA FL
FAllEY, Sec. PATRICK DUFFY, Treas 23o
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F,Ou Hiisssuti
Release Of Col. Mulligsn.

JeGerson CITY, Nov. 1-Psssenssrs from the
West report that Col. Mulligan bad been re-
les,ed by Gen. Price. Hisrelsas irdicstss tbst
the commission from 81. Louis, some day snoe,
TO effect the exchange Of Co!onls Mullgan,
Peabody ard M.jor Van Horn for Gen. FrOst,
Col. Bowen and Msjor willisms captured at
Camp Jsckson, has bsen successful.
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TIM NEW CoUBT HoUsE.-work upon the
new Court House in the Park has been sus-
pended, in ccn'equ'ace Of the opinion Of cum
sci thai the Supervisors have ne authority to
erect II. ..- .5,.. ..
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ALL SAINTS DAY-The festival Of All Slints'
Day vas duly honcred yesterday in all the EpiS-
ccpAlisn Churches in tho city, by tho pres Tioed
services, and in the Catholic Churches High
Mas was celebrated,
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TAX PORT LAFAYETTE PRISONERS.

TIT FVhI LAFA1 hIIE TIISINFN7,
bsstoR, Nor. ! Tho State of Maine brought
SIGHT hundred prisoners, including thes, cap
tuiee at HAttsras About sixty are invalid,
mostly TYPHOID eases.
=, Csi. Dimnick, in command of Fort Warren,
oia Aet expect no large a number aud qusr'e-s
were only in readiness for two hundred
A large proportion remained TN board ring
The night, but will 10 landed and provided 18th
9uArtsts this afternoon Articles of deli, ICY Tor
TIE siek are being literally provided by our cti-
EonA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-02

TIE GREAT EXrEDlTI,S.-A wa,hingt,n
oracle intimNtes that two simultaneous attacks
arc to 10 made between Beaufort, N. c., and
Cape Sable, Florida. The principal points 10
importance, included between these limi's, are
Beaufor,, wlninston, Charleston, brunswick
and Savannah.
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