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The Fremont spirit.

A body d Office :, numbering about two
hundred, have TO Other com missions than TIM
given them by General FFemen', in tho hurry
Of organizing large army, which comm iss,lns,
IN aecordatoe with cent order from Wa.h-
irgton, are not re .ognized by the Govern nsnt,
and draw NJ pay. G,nerAl Fremont called the
officers together, aud informed them tia, in ic-
corda' CO Win the decision Of the Governmsut
the connlsion' he hAd Issued were vita Ju,
value, and hs regretted TO say, they were enti'
tied 70 no paw.
The officers Afterwards bed a nesting amnug
themselves to take the subject into eonsids
ration. After = calm and bret dsba's th,y
decided that, though the pay WAS need al 20
hem, II was no EsresnAry or p rsoal motive
that brought thsm .nfs the field, aud, pay ~ NJ
pay, commission or 10 comm .ssion, they wal !
remain in It a. long A. the country nesist
their services. 1t Is this spirit which will max
an army inVincible, and 70 which We shall De
indebted for the salvation Of Missouri if il sh al
DO cleared this Autunn Of the rebel frcaS.-.
Tri6ane.
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Fires, Accidents, Inquest.. 6s.

FIRE IN SECOND SrgEET.-The 5th District
alarm at 1-2 O'Clock last evening, wa caused
by the burning Of some bedding in the dwelling
house If John Reeves, No. 81 Second s.. Dam
age 800 insured. The FIRE was accidental.
FATAL RESULT OF A QUARRHL.-John Gun
nipghsm, the man who was stabbed in the groin,
by knife in the HANDS Of Daniel Sullivan, dur
irg fight between them, in front Of tho pre-
misses 81 whitehall street, last Saturday even.
ipg, ditd in the New York Hospital late on
Monday night. Coroner Jackmsn held an
Inquest, when It appeared that deceased and
Sullivan, while intoxicated, bad a few angry
worcs in the drinking place 81 Whitehall rect,
and striped for fgh', when friends inteferod,
and for the time, prevented collision. Soon
after yards the parties repaired TO the sidewalk,
and during fxht between them Cunningham
was MORALLY stabbed. Sullivan was promptly
arrested and locked up. On the testimony adj
ducd the jury found that the deceased came
10 his death by stab wounds at the hands Of the
prisoner, Daniel Sullivan, on the 26th day OF
October, 1861" On the rendition Of the verdict
Coroner Jack nan committed Sullivan 10 the
Tcmbs 70 await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The prisoner, who ia % years OF age and ma
tive Of ireland, lives on the corner Of Pearl and
Beaver streets. BY occupation he 10 long.
sboreman. At the time Cf his arrest, and also
when examined before Coroner Jack man, Sulli-
van denied his guilt and insists that he only
acted in self defence. The deceased was q la
borer, but bis place Of residence did not appear
In the testimony.
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING "A man named
Thomas McCready, who was employed on one
Of the gun soats. now in the course Of construc-
ton at the foot of 10th street, East River, fell
overheard on Monday afternoon and was
drowned. Search was made for the body but
without avail.
Two MIX FOUND DEAD IN Our HOUSES
Captain Coffsy, Of the 18th Ward Police, re-
ports that at o'clock yesterday morning, the
wife Of Mr.. P. NJ. Hurel, residing at p u ut
Houston street, becoming alarmed at the alb
sence OF her hubbard, proceeded to his store,
1u9 broadway, and finding it fast, procured the
| services OF Sergeant Barnett and Officers Fitz.
| simmons and Tsppen, who forced an entrance e
| the premises. A search was instantly instituted
| which resulted in finding the dead body Of Mr.
| Hurel In the water closet. Coroner Jackmar
was notified to hold an inquest.
Henry Lemmes, late a clerk in the grocery
store, South East corner Of 18th street and 81
| ~ enue was found dead in the out house OF the
| p'emisss early en- Friday morning, His body
was cold and tiff. Coroner Schirmer held an
inquest on the body and the jury rendered yer
dict Of Death from spcplexy. Deceased was q
| years of age arr native OF Germany.
CHLD FousD 1T A sISK.-The remains o
| a male infant child were found in the sink a
| Premises, ia West 10th street, and conveyet
| 10 the 10th Ward Station Houae, while Coroner
Jackmsn was notified to bold an inquest. NJ
clue was obtained concerning the parentage o
| tile child
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o. number Of tis car ho has In chsrEs, could nSt
bs ascegtainsd.
BRvTALrrr nv HoRss--kALScrow MIS-
cH1zy.--ons TAsddsus Isslin, was arrested
Yesterday Afternoon BY officer Lssry, Of the Sd
Ward, charged with having wiifally md mali
ciously driven . horss and wagon over the leg
Of horse belonging to Benjamin Schsfflsr,
q 14 West Washington Mrkst, thereby Grip
pling the poor animal. TIE aosused was takan
hssvre Justice Brennan, and locked up tor trial.
ARREST OF ALLEoRD BURoLARs.-Ssmusl
wsltcrs ard Charles Grindell were srsstsd BY
officers Loving and Glow, q the goth ward
charged With having broken into the yelling
house and jcwelry store II Cstharins Hes. q
243 West 89th street, On the night Of m. a3d
instant, and stealing thcrofrom two gold and 81
silver watches, valued al ei0O, Together with
small amount of money. The accused parties
were taksn before Justice Qaacksnbush and
held for examination.
ARRESTS PsR SrEALNG.-EllzsbethT Taylor
and Julia ConAlin, two colOrei women, managed
10 elsndsstinely enter the apartments Of ophe-
La Griffin, also colored, 1874 Stanton street, and,
a. charged, stole therefrom q variety Of dreases
and other articles q clothing, valued in all at
cas-. Elizabeth and Julia were subs equsnuy
arrested by officer Tonmay, Of the 80 District
Police Court, and taken before Justice Osborne.
Elizabeth was thought 10 have q supsrabun.
dance OF clothing on, and an examination
showed that she then had on two Of tbs dress,s
stolen frcm Ophelia. The magistrate commit
ted both the prisoners for trial.
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JERSEY CITY.

DrrAEruRE or rHE HrrAx BARsxY RI
TLEs.-The Hirs m Barney RiEss, Col. Korlay,
struck their tents yesterday ai Hudson City,
and last evening left for Washington via the
New Jersey Railroad and Trsnsportstien Line.
They number about $50 musksts.
ALLEoKD IsDEoEur AssAuLr.--Ths Hudson
County Court wer. ssg.ged y.tsrd,y shsr-
noon in the trial Of Rev. Thomas J. Wllisns,
Of Esst Newark, for an alleged indecent assault
upon EliLsbeth Keefer, ofvsrons. Tao trial
will be continued today.
HuDsoS CoUSrr NOMINATION.. - Union
nomination for State Senstor, Jacob NJ. Nor
seles. Democratic Union nomination fer State
senator, Edmund T. Carpsnter, Mayor Of HUI
son City.
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From Mnshlnnion.


CorPIsCATIoN oF BBBRL PROPERTY.
Warrington, Oct. 29.-Two advertisements
are published this morning, the first one at
the instance OF the President OF tie Un'ed
States, commanding the Z arr hal to attach GER
'ain real and pc''onll property Ct William
Shields. The sscotd aives,ist men', publlshsd
ny order of the court, 10 in accord iuce with tn
first, and sets forth that VIM. Shields, formerly
Of Washington. zone months ago re moved
with his family 20 Richmond, where he has
ben residing ever si,ce, and where he has
been ard is now engaged in the insure ,tion and
resistance 10 tee Laws Il tie United State, Of
4 megica now existing in said state. and in secret
correspondence with the enemies of said United
states residing in the city Of Washington aud
elsewhere.
THE MATS AND syALHb ORDERS RuMoR.
At room today the Navy Department had the
b. reasons for believing untrue the rumor that
tho Private Secretary Of Captain Dopont had
aOscOnd,d with all the maps, charts AID sealed
orders Of the great naval and military expsdi
tion.
TIP BLOCKADE OF TIrB POTOMAC.
Tho Pussy came up fOm tho hotilla last
night. The George Page is now coOpei up in
luantico creek. AS our hat cries on the Mary
land shore bear directly on the mouth of the
creek 1t would be mst.ir of considerable risk
Tor her to attempt an exodus. sev,ral pungi IS
have run the blockade and come up the river,
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PeIice Intelligence, &c.

TERRIBLE AND PERHAPS FATAL ARRAY ON
FkREY DoAT.-An affIay OF a very alarming
character took place on board the Hobokon fer.
~ boat John Fitch on Monday afternoon. 1t
appears that two carmen, named Alex ander
Co,kran ano Fc derrick Zeysig drove on board
tbs boat On the Jersey sice Il the river, and as
the boat wss about to start on her trip dispute
arose b'tween theIR al d the de;khsnds, cius, ID
by the Raugway being obsiructed by this cats.
The cTmen were requested to drive further on
tho b. a, but obstinatsly refused 20 do So at tn
sane inns using insulting and abusive lanSu-
age towards IL. deck hands. Blows were soon
passed tween the belig. rents, aud during the
ighi Samuel Lemon, the pilot, came down to
the Iescus OF the buatmen, and with a heavy
stick 4 wood dealt Cochran iorcibls blow on
the l,ft ttmpe, which unfortunately fractured
Stephen Ferris, of HobOksn, were badly injur-
ed during the fracss, but their wounds are not
Of dangerous character. The injured mau
was taken TO his residence All Seventh avenue
where he v as attended by DIR. Ranney, who
has but lit'le hope Of his recovery. Mr.. L'mon,
the pilot, was subsequently, arrested by officer
knight Of the 9th ward, and taken before JUS
tee Queck, nbusb, who committed him TO await
the result OF Cochran's Injuries. The accused is
% y'ars Of age, and has ever borne an IN
imp aehable character.
ALLEGED Brutality OF CONDUCTOR
Monday evening about Q O'Clock, man named
Michael Pagan, living at 1875 North street,
JERSEY City, appeared at the goth Precinct Sta
ton House, bleeding profusely from severely
lacerated wour of the face and upper lip. His
lip was nearly severed from his face. Mi. Fa-
gan stated that ne had been thrown from one q
he Sd avenue cars by the conductor, and foil
face downwsrds on the pavement, thereby re-
ceiyirg the injuries and perhsps dishgurlng hin,
for life. He was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital
BY Officer Hosford. Tho nAme of the conductos
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BROOKLYN.

TIE lSsrECrION OF IHE 13rH REGIMENT.
AT the annual inspection Of the 18th Regi-
ment, on NJ nday, the total number of men, in
Guiding officers, was ITO. The field and stalf
numbered ..
HRE.-A fire occurred III the cabinet ware
mandatory OF Mr.. +. AnstAy, No. 3O2 Atlantic
street, about five o'clock yesterday morning,
caused by the accidental falling of a fluid lamp
into pile Of tow. The flames were suppressed
with the aid Of The 81 Precinct Police, before
much damage was done.
ASSAULT UPON A JusrICE.-Patriek Hugh
was Brought before Justice Adams yesterday,
on tho charge Of committing a severe assault
ar d battery upon the person of Justice Boerum.
The latter was driving up Fulton Avenue in a
ors-horse wagon the evening previous, aud
Hughes, in attempting TO cross the street with a
pail OF water, frightened the animal, which ran
against him. Hughes beat the horse about the
head with stick, and Mr.. Boerum alighting to
demonstrate with him, the latter turned upon
the magistrate, and dealt him a severe blow
over the head. He then ran off. Tha accused
waived examination before Justice Adams and
was held TO await the action CT the Grtnd Jury.
RUIZ OVER BIT A RAILROAD CAR.-Satur-
day evening a little boy, named John McCar-
ron, was run over by u railroad car, in Hamil-
ton avenue, and seriously injured. He was play
ing en- the tras at the time.
CoURr OF SESSIONS Court re-assem-
bled yesterday morning, before Judge CARR.
son and associates, VIXEN large number of pris-
onerr, heretofore indicted, were anaigned and
remanded for trial,
Joseph Rogers, heretofore convicted OF bur
Rlsry on two irdictmentS was sentenced on one
to imprisonment in the Slate Prison for Tires
Tor fdassry in the sscond dsgrss, pleaded guilty
10 forgery in the fourth degree, and wa8 sen-
fenced 10 the penitentiAry Tor ohs year. John
Dardis, indicted fOs burglary, pleaded guilty
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Grrerai so.,t about to Retire.

The SCARED AID wo'nDut veteran, General
keOtt, will voluntarily retire from bis rluk and
duties within the next ten days,on account Of his
yhy steal inirmiIies TIE act OF Congress pro
vided hat there shouli no reduction in bis pay,
subsistence or allowance in tho event Of hi,
Withdrawal from his command. II IL well
knYwn that Gen Scott has had an un sttlsd &C
court With ,hs War Department since the Mex
lean war. Secretary Cameron has recently
given a careful exaDinI Atom TO his claims
as ainst the GOv,rnm.n now thirteen year5
old. JEFF. Davis's m-lgoity br ueht him in
debt on sc,ount Of his expaniituiei and re-
ceipts in Mexico, and, s, far ~ a societarJ s
r, port could do 1t discredi'cd the veteran as
d iiaanci,l sgent Of the Government and a
commander q supreme authority. Mr. Cam
efon has reported that Gen. Scott was not only
entitled TO ths m news he cl,imed from the Cow
ernment, tut that he saved to it millions oi
collars which by the laws OF war, he coild
have POI keted, under tho settled principles rag
Mating the distribution Of prize and contrbu-
tion money This opportunity Of personal sd.
vaIiage Winfield SEQ generously diver oil 10
the founding Of a homo for invalid soldiers
One Of his monuments long after he is dsti,
will lie the Soldiers Home near Washington -
Tribune.
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Important from Missouri.
SLAVES TO be RETURNED.

Comp Movvi,'ey 81 miles s.. Of Wdr.av, No /,
Oct. zS.-Ihe correspondenos q the 81. Louis
Democrat says that Gen. Lare captured tran
tp1rtAtion train Of tho enemy near Butler, in
bates county, and took the escort prisoners.
Among the latter wero Capt. Whiting and
Lieut.. Vaughan.
Gen. Lane also reports that he found q large
number Of sick and wounded rebels at Rose
Hill, Johnson county, 10 a starving condition,
10 whose wants he administered.
Nine contrabands arrived in camps day or
two ago, sent here by ono Of General Lane .
officers. Their case has been invesli gsted, ard
II Is understood that General Fremont will ro-
turn them to their masters.
Gen. Lane also captured large amount Of
lead in one OF the western counties, and sent II
10 Fort Scott, Kansas.
There Ia no definite news a. to the whore.
abouts q General Price or Ben McCullOch.
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rUY nLocKADz or TIM POTOMAC.
From DnIncaioxxn, Md.

Ddrnestoicn, Oct. 27 Tho brigades Ct Gen
Banks division lef Edwards Ferry yeste
forenoon, and arrived in this vicinity asst night.
A sufficient force remsirns Al and near the ferry
to ensure safety against any attempt Of the
rebels TO cross or modest US,
Before leaving yesterday forenoon the rebel
pickets thickly lined the opposite shore, and
launted our men with their 'attempt to inv Ide
Virginia, and begging them to come over and
pay them another visit
The division will rvmsin over the Sabbath.
OF its future movements nothing ia known ex-
cept TO the staff
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CANNON TRIAL.-we are informed that pri-
vAte trials u DR.. Brsmes brecch loading, re-
volvipg cannon have been going on for several
days, near the camp OF the McClsllsnd chss
seurs, at East New York, and thus far with
quite gratifying results We have not yet had
an opportunity to zee It tested but from eKami-
nation Of "a model at Tiffany 6 Co.'S, incline 70
the opinion that its wirdsgs would be grcs,
and is power small. We NAV, however, have
judged IL too lightly, ard shall indeed DO happy
II We are mistaken, for good cannon are needed
now.
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Bottom, oct. 29.-Lieut. Col. Palfrey, COM
mSnding the Massachusetts goth Regiment, has
mace al official report to Gov. Andrew, in which
the loss Cf this gallant regiment at Balls Bluff
is shown to be about fifty pr cent. The oGioers
engaged numbered % othonrs safe 0 killed 1 !;
wounded D mis- ing T. RAJ and file engaged
3lS killed. wounded and IN ssing 147.
Two comI anies Of the Massachusetts, oath RI.
gimcnt, Col Stevenson were sent TO Fort War
rem today for garrison duty there temporarily.
A private letter states that the u. s. sloop
Dale had captured a schooner laden with rice,
while attempting 10 run the blockade from
SavMn9b h0uud to Havana.
The Atlantic Cotton Mills, in Lawrence, will
resume lp,ra''ors Nov 1Oh and give en-.
poymont TO / 100 p7r5ynl
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rrr calm ira, psecsdss the storm, restrhns
a, tsisgrsphie llghtnings at present. and our
,r,.S.rs must ncurish expectation ~ the best
available substitute for news. The naval ex-
p.dltoa prob.bly sailed from Hampton Roads
yess-raay, % ~ have (fst page) lively &C
count Of what may be called grand landing 70
y,sv. IN which the troops and sailors were put
throuch the important exercise Of landing In
,ra.r q battle, after which hundred
<hous.ad ratios were served out, and
the sealed orders were delivered TO each
nsv.l oonnsndsr.. The vague but startling
r,psrt IL given, that one Of tbsss Commands
hsd committed the capital offence Of oponins
s.a divulgine there Odsrsi but II Is scarcely
credible. The other story, that Commodore
Duresrs private Secretary had sbscOnded with
tAs. ofioers sealed orders, and the charts Of th,
Wabasi Como hundreds Of pounds weight, pro.
b,bly) 1, still more unlikely. II he had slyly
taken along columbisd In Zach Of his trouser'
pocks,., there would be some probability in this
story, 10 build upon.
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Tho 50th New York velunteers This
Regimeni will 10 mustered for pay AZ Camp
Pon sasSeh E.s, New York, on Tnur,day. Oc..
izations, Wiz. 8. Van Guard, Union Quart,
U. 8 Volunteers Presidents Life Guard, Oam.ron
Legion, High andeIs, X suth Guard, And New
mediately reporI themselves 10 tho officer esm-
mandirg at Port SAcket Such as comply With the
above instTuttc will receive lay from the dsss q
their muster 90 the time Of payment, less whAtever
sidered and treated as deSeiters. by order MEL
son PLATO, A. Adjt. lis
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TARGET Snoous The frs: target excur.
sion Of this season, Of which We have heard, was
that Of the Stratton Guard, which went up to
Elm Park on Monday. 1t is to be hoped tina,
few Of these excursions will take place thi, fall
The proper targets for this season should DO the
rebels, and whether as q ridiculous social Gus
tom or an old political dodge, they SHOULD, thi,
year at any rat. -, u,scoun tenanced.
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CITY NEWS.

RaMovAL or TIE STATE PEsouxns IRON
FonT LAyArsrrn-Ths state prhonsrs cons
fined In Fort Lafayette are all 10 Be removed TO
Fort Warren, in Boston harbor, which has for
somc time been fitting up for their sccounoda-
lon. The object q the change Is not divulged,
but II b believed 10 DO the intention Of the
Government to put the fort In more psrfec.
state Of defense for the protection Of the hsrbOr
Of New York.
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Itews From RebeIdem.
A BEAUTIFUL TRIO.

Richmond, Oct 21.-The track Of the Alex-
sndris railroad has been torn up rom Fairfax
Court House 10 MANASSAS.
BEAUTIFUL TRIO.
Me~rs. Breckinridge, Preston and Humphrey
Marshall arrived at Richmond on the 71ss.
They vers received with the greatest cordially
and enthusiasm.
Gen. Jnc. Grayson, commanding the Florida
forces, died At Tallahassee.
Gov. Moore has issued sn order requiring all
persons leaving New Orleans and Jefferson
Point on steamboats, for Memphis, to 90, passes
from the Executive Office.
LOtisvilie, ny OFT. 2o.-Gen. Thomas Off.
cisl account a the Wild Cat affair says the
{ roes were nearly equal, and the Federal troops
repuled the enemy W Oh great loss " the rebels
and little 10 themselves.
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Military and Naval Movements.

PORTS HAMILTON AND LAFAYErrE.
1t Is reported that Colonel William Gates,
TDiId Artillery, u. s. A., will take command
Of Ports Hamilton and Lafayette. Colonel
Gates is one Of the oldest officers in the army,
having been first con missioned as second Lieu
tenant Of artillery, 9th of March, 1906, alter
graduating at West Point.
PUT INTO COMMISSION.
The steamer New London and tho bark Mid
MI hit were put into commission yesterday, a,
one o'clock, with the customary formall,ies.
COMMODORE BREEZE.
Commodore Breeze, recently relieved by Com
modore Paulding, left yesterday for Philadsl-
phia, where lie will reside for the present.
rrsES AXIOM TO THE BARNEY RIFLES.
very bartsIue stand Of colors was pre-.
sented Yesterday to the Barney Rifles, C,lonsl
Kozlay, commander, by Hiram Barney, Esq,
c Hector OF he port, after whom the regiment
was NAMED. Mr.. II. Bruce, deputy collector,
also prest n ed to Col. Kozlly an elegant revolt
YER Speeches were made by the preseniors
Colonel Kozlay, Prof. Eames, OF Washington,
an' Nj. w. A. Bitter, Of this city The re IL
II ent then d'parttd for Washington by way Of
the New Jersey railroad.
COLOR FERMENTATION.
handsome stand Of colo will be pre-
s'n'od today 70 tho Sig Rifles, 52l Regime mt
N. Y. S. ", lionel p. Fsnk, at their en-
CaTpWent on Staend leland. The coors are the
gift of lacy friends If the regiment, in Brook,
Ign.
THR OLD SIXTH REGIMENT.
The cd Sixth regiment having been reorgan-
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Heavy Movement Of Pennsylvania ReRI
mems

HayrisJuyg, Pa, oct. 20 Gov. Curtin, in
accordance with Instructions received from the
War Department, has Issued marching orders
to the following Tegimens;
Col Haristanft's, Dist Col. Dodges, 52l
Col. Brookes, sd Col. Coultsr's, 18th Col
Davis, 10th regiment Col. @ kes' Goth; CD.
Cuss' 9th, ami one regiment from Camp Came
ron, which Is near thispoint. These regiments,
eight in number, are all foil, splcndidly armed
and equipped, and will remove TO their rospec-
tive destinations during this week.
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IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs.
WONDERFUL SALE OF LAcrosAu.
5000 BovrLEs SOLD WEEKLY.

Tbis mild invigoraior Communicates tone ana
warmth 70 the system. II inspires new life 10 tAs
blood improves tie appetite, cures paia aNcr eas-
ing and soothss the nerves. Sold at 20 cents and
% cents per bottle, al 994 CANAL ST., ard No.
UNION SQUARE.
n B-Ten thousand persons too dobillts,cd 70 use
med zines, have been built up by ths LACroMAH,
and who will be pleased 70 snswer inquiries. Foo
address, inquire 2o4 CANAL ST.
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RkLTAsE or CAPTAIN MoRLRY.-CAptain
Morley, formerly Sailing Master Of tho U. >.
stslner DAVE, who was arrested a few days ago
in Washington, on suspicion Of doing away with
q sigma book belons ing to tho Navy, was yes.
terd,y afternoon honurably released from Fort
lafayette he being a strong Union man.