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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-14

STATE OFOHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
= COURT OF COMMON PLB .S.-LSo: 20 1869 =
Ethan s. Bates vs. Sol D. Kemptop, Will I'm long
street, James s. Kempton. ct al. The defendants,
Sol. b. Kempton and William Longstreet, are
hereby notified, that the 24th day Of July 1861,
the said Ethan s. Bates filed his petition in the said
Court Of Common Pleas, to foreclose the mortgage
made by said James Kempton to the plaintiff on
that tract of land in said county, in section 2S,
township 3 ard second fractional range ia the MI
ami Purchase, particularly described in said mort
gage ard in said petition, and which mortgage 10
recorded in the Record Of Mortgages, Of said county,
In Book No 2iS, page 466 The said defeudants are
required to appear and answer on or before ATUR-
DAY, the 14th day of December, 1871, or the
petition will be taken true and the prayer thereof
granted. G. b H0LLISTER, Plaintiff . Atty,
Cincinnati, October IA, 1851 ocl7-f"WJ
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MUSICAL.

HBIANOS FOR KENT,-I HAVE TAR
II largest stock Of PiaRCs r rent WSTaRc-l
in CiDciD natl, at from 81 TO $40 per aif-E-l 1f
quarter at ~ West Fonrth:st Old uHB
b. moo @, M. MURCd.
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PRIN TIE n -
Cut Cards and Oard-SheetS.

A soisI sFSEK Ssnd SR sad ~ .ss QUAIL
nixon, 6HAfFiELD 4 WOODS,
g. Bo23 ~ ana 40 Walnut st.
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Rice.

0nn BAGS PR NJ X EAST INDIA
oOO Rice in store and for sale by
JAS. A. FRAZER a CO.,
no27 Nos. SO and IS Walnut-at.
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BIILITARY LIST.

Allen Lieut. A A RApor JOhnT
ATtaWan OclG shank Geo
Brown ospt tliVer Shipley Tnos
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GHNTLEMKN,s LIST.

A
Ambrose A Alley Chase Albershard G.
Aley anCerJ Archer Hugh g Adams W
Adams Joseph ARnew m y 90 hlger Richard
Andrews Potter Alexander VIM
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Young Milton HYOugal Jas ......
Zumbush FIN Zwicler MArtinzAohArAy Henry
Nicholas or
Ernht
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. M.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
BRkcKINRIDsK AND BUENETr.


IL Is now certain that John &. Breckenridge, u H.
8. Senator, and henry c Burnett, Al. c, from Ken
tncky, have made all their arrangements 20 take
up arms, In person, against the United States.
They propose Themselves 10 command such scoes-
sion Kentucky forces az may come forward 20 aid
Pillows invasion Of their State. At present Brec-
kinridge 10 lurking somewhere about Columbus,
Ky, which point Pillow has seized. He lies
psrdE for the time being, least his act Of openly
joining p. might damage the cause Of treason be-
fore the newly-elected Legislature now In session
at Frankfort. IL 10 understood here, by the by,
that In the course Of this week that Legislature
will take action calling on the State 10 stand by
the Government, an thoroughly az Pennsylvania
or Indiana is now doing that thing. That action
will doubtless be seized on excuse for active
war measures in Kentucky by Pillow and bis aid
ers and abettos, when the ball viii open there.
AsKcKssIoN ESTIMATE.
From information In our possession, we are able
TO say that the highest estimate Of the force Viz
GINA has broug BIT into the field against the nited
States from FIRST TO last, Including volunteers mi
litia and impressed men, Is SIS coo; not more than
half Of whom are now probably actually engaged
in the war This includes her troops In Western
Virginia, at and about Norfolk, under Beaure-
gard and Johnston, and, indeed, everywhere
else
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Additional Foreign News.


ST. JOINS, Sept. I0-The Liverpool journals
to the LIST instant received by the Africa, contain
the following additional news:
e. t.4 ENGLAND.
IL was reported that Lord Monk would succeed
Sir Z. Head as Governor Of Canada.
The weekly return Of the Bank Of England
shows an increase Of s73,OOs.
Il FRANCE.
II was stated that the Emperor's interview with
the King Of Prussia would not take place until
after the latter's cornation.
The Imperial Court Of Appeal has modified
some Of It's findings, but the sentence In the case
OF Count Simons is confirmed.
Wheat and corn are TO be admitted into the
ports OF France, temporarily, free Of duty.
The Paris Rourse was fat at 6sf. Sc.
ITALY.
An important diplomatic circular has been pub
lshed by Baron Ricasoli, explaining that the pre-
vailing brigandism near the Neapolitan Provinces
IL inspired from Rome, and asserting that the
government will not pause In Its efforts for the
unity Of Italy.
Cardinal AnsoneIli is preparing . reply to thi,
circular.
A pamphlet on Rome, )" issued in Paris, asserts
that II the Papal government persists In Tefusing
the guarantees offered fer the independence Of the
Holy See, the people Of Rome must be appealed
to, and that IL they elect Victor Emanuel King,
the French troops on the following day will be
relieved by the italian troops.
HUNsARY.
The Hungarian question continued to be de-
bated In the Lower House Of Riechsrath.
The Upper House had agreed upon an address
to the Emperor, who expressed his sincere salts
faction at the patriotic sentiments thereof.
RUSSIA.
deputation from Finland en- route for Stock
holm, to demand separation from Russia, had
been arrested by the Russian authorities.
POLAND
new rescript by the Emperor Of Russia to the
Governor OF Poland Is very conciliatory In tone.
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Affairs in Kentucky.

Milldraugh's Hill, forty Ave miles south OF here,
will be occupied tonight by portions Of the State
Guard, and that one company 10 already there,
and that Zollicofer, with large force, has
marched through Cumberland into Kentucky
These rumors are very prevalent, but not gener-
ally believed.
The irritation between the Unionists and the
Secession element in thiscity 4s hourly increasing
The best Informed politicians hold that the crisis
has been reached, and that the neutrality phantom
will give way in few days to a hostile collision
and that delegation Of Tennessee secessionists
assisted by Senators Breckenridge and Powell
ez.Gov. Morehead and others, are exerting thei
utmost to prevent the Legislative endorsement o.
the formation Of military camps in the State.
call for additional volunteers Is urged by the NOR
decided Unionists.
The Confederate examining officer at the Stat
line has stated to travellers over the Louisiana ant
Nashville railroad, that he took SIS 900 in golt
from passengers coming North within ten days.
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From st, Leuis.

ST. Louis, Sept. 0 BY order Of Gen. Fremont
provost marshal McKinstry will to morrow issue
instructions that officer or soldier will hereafter
ton of some public trust the performance Of the
most imperative personal business, and not then
without a written permit from bis brigade OF
regimental commander. All officers found IN the
city without such permit will be arrested and sent
to their respective stations.
All soldiers absent from their com panies, under
any circumstances, after nine O'Clock at night
either with or without permit, and all soldier,
absent at any time without a permit, will be ar
rested and confined in the military prison.
All officers and soldiers are commanded to re-
spect the Provost Guard, and exhibit their per
mits to the officer in command thereof or any
military police or patrol who may require them
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SouthsFn NeWs

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 9-Richmond dispatches e
the Southern papers report the arrival in thatcity
on the 5th inst, Of A. :. Johnson. He ranks mex
TO AID jutant General Cooper
The rank of Major General Of the Confederate
Army was fixed by late act Of Congress.
Parties engaged In counterfeiting the Confede
rate Treasury notes have been arrested.
Col Wheat, C. 4. "A, has recovered from the
wounds which be received at Manassas
Vice-President stephens will spend the fall In
Richmond.
The Memphis Avalanche OF the Sth announce.
that the steamer Hartford City has been captured
by the Federal gun-boats, and the entire crew
taken prisoners.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

. METROPOLITAN POLICE the hour Of noon
approached, designated for the assembling Of the
newly nominated members Of the police force 70
be examined and sworn In, the approaches TO The
City Hall were crowded with the nominees, and
a goodlv number Of spectators
The Board of Commissioners met In the Mayors
Office at the hour named, 90 consider the best
method Of airing In the large number present.
and after q short session with closed doors, they
adjourned TO meet tomorrow at one O'Clock p. M.
A few minutes 1ffore I O'Clock Supe-intendent
Webb was sworn In by Justice J. n. johnson,
and the newly-elected sefgeants, rouDdsmen and
patrolmen assembled In the Common Council
chamber, where they are being qualified as we
go to press by precincts, commencing With the
fourth precinct, First Ward OF Washington1
The following 10 the form Of the oath
Having been nominated for TRIAL as - In Pre-
II cinct No -, Of the Metropolitan Police District
/ Of the District Of Columbia, do solemnly =
that will support, protect, and defend the Con-
1 stitution and Government OF the United Sntet
against all enemies, whether domestic or foreign,
4 and that will bear true faith, allegiance, and
loyalty TO the same, any ordinance, resolution,
Il or law Of any State Convention or Legisla-
Il ture 10 the contrary notwithstanding; and, fur
| ther, that l do this with full determine
1 ton, pledge, and purpose without any men,
tai reservation evasion Whatsoever; and fur
Il ther, that | will well and faithfully perform all
| the duties which may be required Of me by Law;
And further, that I am citizen Of the United
4 States; have resided In the Metropolitan Police
district Of the District OF Columbia for the period
Of two years last past; am i've feet six inches or
Il
victed; can read and write the English Language
4 am not over fOrty-fve or under twenty five years
| Of age. So help me God.
District Of Co Embia, County Of Washington, ).
| Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this - day
4 OF September, 1861. J. r.
1 Messrs Lucas, Leckron, and Carr, Of the First
4 Ward, were each few months over IS years Of
Il age, and could not qualify. IL was found, in
Il qualifying the members to-day, that In few
Instances the initials and spelling Of names varied
from that of the official list, (pubshed by us yes
| terday) as follows: In the Sd precinct, Jos. w
Il Henry should have been Jos w. Harry; John
II w. Davis should have been J. N. W. Davis and
Mr.. Finley's name spelled Findley. In the 4th
Il precinct MIR Cars name should have been Jacob
s. In the 5th precinct Mr. Belts name should
Il have been Thomas w.
Il Mr.. A. X. Allen, nominated sergeant Of the 9TH
4 precinct declines aud Mr.. John Essex, mount
ed patrol for the Sd precinct, IL 10 said also de-
clines.
By direction Of Superintendent Webb, those
Il sergeants and men who qualified this afternoon
| will enter upon their duties tonight.
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Important Msveme ats in Kentucky

CAIRO, Sept. cit 10 reported that the rebel
forces at Columbus, Ky, under General Polk,
have increased to thirteen regiments, with six eld
batteries, ssige battery and three battalions OF
cavalry He has gunboat and three steamers
JEFF. Thompson's force remains at Belmont, Mo.
opposite Columbus.
Com. Rodgers seized the steamers John Gault,
John Bell and Jefferson at Paducah Yesterday.
The rebel gunboat Yankee came within three
miles Of Cairo yesterday, but retired without
making any hostile demonstration.
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To the Bonrd Of ConnDlissioasrS of the Metro
potitdn Police :-Gentlemen, see by the list pub
lished In the Evening Star Of Yesterdays issue,
my name published as a Sergeant Of the Seventh
Precinct, Fourth Ward, OF this city. Never
having applied for that position, nor authorized
any one to present my name as a candidate for It,
] was not little surprised to see the announce
ment. No doubt the intention that prompted the
appointment, gentlemen, was OF the kindest ma
ture, but with best Of wishes for your success
In organizing an efficient police, / find myself
obliged to decline the appointment. II the an
nouncement In the Star is correct, 1t can hardly
be expected that should surrender much greater
and certain annual income, and accept this Office
which would deprive me Of opportunities of
faithfully discharging my duty to present en-
ployers, and consequently, gentlemen, you will
excuse me from serving in that position, and con-
slider the post vacant as far as I am concerned
Grateful for your favor, I remain yours, &c.
A. r. ALLEN, Detective.
Washington, Sept IL. 1t*
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Far Fart I,afavette.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. &c. l.. Bovine, Of Key
West, was arrested at Cooperstown, last evening,
having in his possession large number Of impor-
tant letters from the South. About a hundred Of
his friends attempted his rescue, but the officers
drew their revOlvers and cooled their ardor. He
will be sent to Fort LAFAYETTE
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TIE CenfItcatien Act

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-The United States Mar
shat has instructed the transfer agents Of the New
York Central railroad of this city, not TO transfer
any stock standing In the name Of Southern own
ers, nor to pay any dividends to such holders.
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Seizure of Contrsbapd y,..,I.

Providence, r. l., Sept 9.-The following
vessels were seized at Newport to-day: The
schoOners 8. p. Brown, Maine Law, Wabash,
and J. b Balch, all of which were principally
owned by Secessionists.
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LOCAL NEW s,

UThoush TEE srls - printed on The fss.esi
steam pres in nse so1th Of Baltimore, tn edition
II 20 large as 70 require II TO be put to press at On
early hous Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before Il O'Clock m; stherwise they may
not appear until the neIt day .-.-
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Mr.. KERN, THE ARTIST

b. WARRINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1861.
To tAe Editor Of the STAY Sir: Whether the
statement in your paper Of yesterday, Of the sad
calamity which Is said 10 have happened TO MT
Kern, the artist, shortly after entering upon his
duties under General Fremont, be true or not,
am at loss to decide; but that " be has not been
heard from since, /" is undoubtedly a mistake, IN
MIR Kern has not a week ago written two letters
TO friends in this city, In which he states that he
still is IN good health and fine spirits One Of the
two letters have seen myself.
Very respectfully yours, &C,
l.. WILDECKEI,
Once Of North Pacific Surv EXP.
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Marine Disaster,

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 9.-The brig antine lisa
dora, Capt. Head, eighteen days from Porto Rico
went ashore on Saturday night, on Long Beach
thinks that he will save the vessel and cargo.
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STREET IMPROVEMENT orkmen are engaged
In excavating for gutter and line of curb on the
north side OF + street between Fourth and Fifth
opposite the hospital grounds. A much needed
Improvement
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NofIcs.-Dissict Of Colunbis Advertisements
10 be Inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
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DEATH IN TIE HOSPITAL Private Parks O
the Harrison Guards "a Philadelphia company,
died at the hospital on Monday night, and wa,
buried Yesterday afternoon. He was about %
wears old
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PERSONS DESTROYS to see the secessiouist caml
should procure one OF those superior Field CLASSES
from M franklin, optician, pa PennsyIvani;
avenue, who has Just received a new lot by th,
last steamer from Europe
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DoN'T FAIL to attend the Ladies Festival of
Gorsuch Chapel, at Potomac Hall. AnIhpur with
the ladies and their good things at the hall, il
worth pilgrimage any time
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RELEASED Robert Bell, the soldier who shot
and wounded cOmrade on Seventh street near
NJ, a short time since, and has since been confined
in Jail, was examined before Justice Walter YES.
terday and released, the wounded man asserting
that the shooting was accidental
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The Priyateer Sumter,

New YORK, Sept. 1O-Barbadoes dates of the
18th ult. state that the privateer sumter had put
into surinam on the both, but was refused per.
mission TO coal
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Intended Restoration.

BosroN, Sept. 9-1t is reported that the Hon
Mr.. Appleton 10 about TO resign his seat in Con
gress, on account Of his i'll health.
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"CONTRABANDs" CoMMIrTRD-Fiye runaway
slaves (three of them the property of Mr. Thomas
f. Berry, Of Prince Georges county, Nd y were
brought to the county Jail this morning by squad
OF the Anderson Zouaves. They were in the camp
OF Gen. Sickles' command. and were only sur.
rendered on the order ofthe Commander in Chief
Gen. Mcclellan
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g EALEpPROPosAbs, till the I4th september,

ALEDPROPOSALS, till the 18th September,
- 1861, at u m are INVITED for furnishing fLUUR
OF q certain quality.
About 5000 barrel will be suired. 10 be deliv-
cred in separate lots of .OOO barrels each The
-four to be made of new vheat, aud the delivery Of
the whole lot to be made br the 10th September,
1861
The Flour req CURED to be of tn. following brands,
and to pass tho inspection of q Board of Army Of
tcers, such other inspection as the Subsistence
Department may direct
Arlington Extra,
Congress do.
Falrviev do
Florette do.
ChesaP axe Mills do.
' j. Nevoome do.
Nj. Smith DO.
Roxbury do.
Joe Charles do.
J DAVIDSON do.
Foundry do.
Heck do.
Lyons Union Flour, ---,
Big spring Joe Charles,
Ede's Extra Bakers. -
A few barrels of the same grade of Southern
Flour will be taken. provided that II proves equal
In grade TO the brands above Damed The bidders
to state the brand and the number of barrels of
each kind they propose to furnish.
~ notes. = = ..-.-
WITH, g. 3, U. 8. A, aud endorsed "Propo-
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BAD BEHAVIOR Yesterday, ID 8. westerneld
got into a controversy with some young men near
police appointments In at Of passion he made
an assault on one Of the group who opposed his
views. He was arrested by OfHcer King, and
taken before Justice Johnson, who committed
him to jail. He was an applicant for place In
the new force, but was not appointed, and the
controversy grew out Of this fact
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Gen. Butler.

BosToN, Sept 9.-Gen. Benz. F Butler LEFT for
resume the duties of his post having been received
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HEALTH FOR THE SOLDIRRs-For one who dies
from the effects IF the bullet ten Perish from damp
and 81 R0sure to night air., Small doses of Ro!lo
tcdyS Pals taken every other night will correct all
and insure sound hea. tn to every man. Only q
cents Der box, ga (-iu
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TIE PloyosT 6uhsps' docket eontsihed no
lag, which may DC regarded . Satisfactory taeL
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RAIDER, have you seem Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Reac it; IL will interest you.
IN 90-eo1y
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PENNIES,
Persons desiring pennies will always ind them
Tor exchange ut the Star Office counter.
To The BE sure 10 read the adver-
iseGent of MoLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in smother column. If
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ACCIDENT -Yesterday afternoon, private John
7 Neal, Of the I'd Infahtry, performing duty as
Provost Guard bad his foot so badly injured In
mounting his horse, that 10 WA found necessary
20 amputate 10, which operation wzs performed at
The hospital on street, 70 which which be was
taken 80 . ..7f e - u
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ODD FkLLows' HALL 10 now rust the place for
intense fun and enjoyment-one not to be excelled
anywhere Go up and zee the canpbells by all
means, before they leave rs.
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ARRIVED 40 Csster's wharf ffoot Of Thirteenth-
and-a half street schooner William John, Calls
gher from Philadeiphia, with 30 tons Of coal for
James Fraser; also schooner James III Gator, Cat
lin, same port, with 10 tons Of coal foe Henry
Rochat. -- He t-E
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90 REWARD -Strayed or stolen from the su b.
ODD scrIber, on Seventh st.. near the Park,
three year-Old COLT; never was shod IN
two white hind feet; white spot in his fore GA
head dark bay, vergir into brown, / will give
the above reward If returned 10 me.
SO ll-Stt VIM. NJ MoCnESNEN.
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AooNs, CARRIAGES, 20.

w :, -. CARRIAGES, &c. - ID
Qosrtermsstetr Az ssYe :, y egons, Exkress
WAGONS. together with Llxht Fancy
Wagons, and q genera eseortme q OF
second hand, nav n store and sale By, -,
se6 iv No. zoe Pa sv., corner or ~ o.
TIE GREAT RUSH 40 AIMS has .sAssed
o. FALL and WINTER = orftl Nc. vkiel he
s ED g. Ssesss sss SO
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wARpsR 4 SrxwARr, corner OF II and Twelfth
stssstz, have 0 large lot Of coal and wood, which
they are selling q low prices. Give them call,
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UPsrr-An ambulance, containing Mrs. Ba
con, formerly Of New York, Sister OF lawyer
Graham, Of that city, her son and two officers Of
a New York regiment, was " upsop' over the
river, on Sunday, between Roach's IA Ills and the
Long Bridge. The party sustained but trifing
dsmsge, being slig hty scfatched only,
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EXAMINATIONS OF PRIsosKRs.-The passengers
and crew Of the prize schooner Remittance have
all been examined before Commissioner w. r
Woodward, and nothing has been found impli-
eating sny Of them In the exiting Of lg hts
"a the liz hi houses where they were captured
AL Of thsfn were released.