The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-10
Jn,cSrsiinE from WnshiuEton -Foreian
GOmmiss ions mud EaIistments
rir Truru ABOUT GAErnALpt AND OTHERS,
OFFICIALLY DISCLOSED.

riu Trurm ABOUT GAEIuALpt AID OTHERS
OFFICIALLY DISCLOSED.
Warrington, Ot. 9.-rhc policy of the gov
MT IL regard to employing foreigners IN
the military services ia IA follows, the state
ment being made Oh good authOri y
First--No Oni has teen authorized To enlist
or raise troops In Canada, zS has boon affected
TO be undsrstc Cd there.
Sccond-No commissions have been offered,
or other overtures made to m li'ary msn in
France, or other European states IA has been
assumed there.
Thrc-The government las not rendered the
con mard Of the amy TO Ger. GiriDiI.i ~ has
been represented in Europp.
What il true -
First, That every foieis nar who has come
with u good character and credentials, and Of.
fcied his services to the Government for tho
support Of the Union has been socop f. and no
other Is in the military employ mcnt Of the
United States.
second, Gen Gariba'li being a nlturalized
citizen, it was reported to the government by
one Of cur Consuls, that the General was con.
cmqlat,ng a visit 10 this country, and that he
had intimated conditiouallv dl'p,si ion To On
gage in the service Of the U0i'ed States. He was
informed hat it tbs was 50 his services would
| bo accepted with pie cure, and he would receive
a &C mmsson as Major G'nerel, being the same
| rank which was conferred on Gen. Llftvo,te in
| the army in the revolution. General q tribaldi
upon consideration Of the subject has concluded
not to ofTer his services at present, but thinks
he may by. and-by revisit the Uuited States.
IMPORTANT JUDICIAL PRocEEDiNGs-INrER
FEEESCE WITH ruiz AEMY-A JUDuE wHo
HASH 7 HPAED or THE WAR.
Brgader General Grahsm appeared bel NE
| Judge Merrick today, TO answer to a char sc OC
| contempt Ct Court in OBTAINING the minor Jore-
| miah ~ onS In the campo the 23i Pennsylva-
MIA regiment, after the Court had, under "a wr!
| OF hd6e1s corpus, OTderd his release
Graham answered bv filling an affidavit dis
avowing contempt, claiming that he acted in
| strict couf,imit, with law, and literally o1cved
the order Of his superior ofiic r, and quoting
in thi. connection, general order -, emanltinp
from the Adiutsnt Generals office. 1t Is ia
ted September 7th, ant says: Hereafter M
discharge shall be granted on The ground o
minority.
Grahsms counsel argued that the Court ha
no jurisdiction in the case, II being one Of
purely military character to be determine
alone by the military Al hori,v, the power q
discLarfc Icing spec.illy NestcG ~ the Wa
Department
The Court differed altogether from the argu
ment, maintaining toy tie cLamOTs ot the multi
tuGe and -edulou,ly quail NJ az sn't dangerou
prsceden's ju.tigs 'hJuld be administered a
C0idIns 90 tie Constitution and laws, o pulir
| ctl mo'iyes no reason 81 state. 90 plea ot NJ
: du'ie. OF the Judiciary.
3 IL, showed tust he POWER 0, dischArgirg m
E mol, by judic.Sl proc,s, had been exercised
Naiiou' a'ss. not only DUNG tbs war Of ISL
: bl' sine the commencement & the prrstn civ
' ut,,' ard he him.olf mad repeatedly exerc
I -,d ih,- iuI.dic''on wi bout any gu 'tion Deir
= ral % a, 20 the propiety OF his cJurse. II
,Iomr decision o. The entire lpreme Cou
= VS., that the military Clnno. lie eNemp' ed fro
= .u'oTd. la ion 70 the civil tribunal, AMI at
f., time cen q military ot,e- purge himself fu
an Illegal act ~ qrJtirL the orief of his 5
20 per 1r fhCrr.
4 Following ,ho ex,n pie Of Chancellor Ke
n I in the Gaze ot CommaDdrI & Iauncey ana Gle
d LOWS. the C,mt said Ihi' II hy noon TO m
70 row tho II inor, Jr'oG.ah Lyons, shall not
u surrendered g. toe 4 our, obs dealt with a
e coIding to law, srl 90 carry GU the previo
: order. u q rule Tor attachment against Grahl
} for cont, mpt of { Mt, shall be mad5 a3'o!u
h suPrIIFs FoE IuE HArrERA7 PRISONERS
= P,rmi sion has been gwen TO VIM. +. NJ
tin, WhO was in coumind at Hatleras, and
M NV IN confinement, with 200 ass { ates AT +
le Columbus, 10 furnish winter clothing TOR
q prisoner. with fusis 20 ha received by h
70 tom North CaIClina.
TO | THE FANNY AFFAIR-rur SANN msowNS
OF Hon. John 7. Potter, Ch,innan ct the
~ vcs,iga!irg Committee # the House OF Rep
"a sentativss on the 9Th instant called the AIT
% ton Of the Navy Department TO siatemen'
80 the Iewspaper that Cant. j. ii, Morrison,
y the esmer Fanny, which was recenly c
I" turcd by the rebels OF Cane Hlt'eras was
.. prhoncd at Fortress Monroe for refu-ing to "a
", The oath Of allegiance, and inquired if the st !
III ment wbs tue in whole or IN part. The
IA partment today replied Ms follows
~ NAVY DErARrMsNT, !
9th Oct, 1861, !
of Sir-YouT letter Of the sth instant relst
no TO the newspaper Iepnts CONCERNING tho mas
~ of the s;ei NOR Fanny, has been received.
Tho steamer allu.ed TO was not at the Il
rs of her capture, in the service Of this Dspntme
", ard has never been employed by ii, and
ID same may be said Of her saptsin. This DsP'
/ msnt has no knoWledgs Of him whatever, an
ID ] have no reason to suppose that, at the tine