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leased the Deputy Marshal and jaiier who remained
In hie hands and has also examisod into the merit Of
the case OF the fugitive black now held IN Jail.

thoies last night grew out Of the fact as il geDer
ally represented, that squad Of soldiers went to the
jail Tor the purpose of eiecting the release of COL
ored woman, alleged to be under military protection.
and who had been sent thiber by virtue Of the de.
lc'slon Of tie Commissioners under the Fugitive
Slave Law The jailer, Milburn, and Deputy Mar
shsl Phillips refused TO deliver to them the woman
without an order from Marshal Lamon. The conse-
lquence was the military made item prisoners, TO-
gether with the counsel for the claimant of the
woman, and lodged them in the Capitol Guard
IIouse, and removed The woman TO another part OF
The city. AT subsequent period the Marshal him
SELF accompanied by tie Superintendent OF Police,
Mr.. Webb and Of his sergeants, repaired to the
JAIL and in tuIn captured and made the two military
guards prisoners Things thus rested until an ea'ly
hour this morning, when oil the parties were re-
leased, excepting DEPUTY Marshal Phillips and jail
e. Milburn. They will, doubtless, in the course
of the day, be- set at liberty.
Er1aug.-All who were arrested by either side
are now rele ased Marshal Lamon and Military
Governor Wadsworth had a long interview today
relative 10 the conflict between them, the former
claiming the right to exercise all bis civil functions
in the absence of declara ion Of martial law. Tie
questions at Issue will have to be settled by the
Executive. This subject has oecasiened general
comment and some excitement.
| THURLow WEED AND ARCHBISHOP HUGHES.
| Thurlow Weed sails for New York from Liverpool
in the Persia tomorrow. Archbishop Hughes IL ex-
pec,ed 10 remain in Rome for the present.
THE REPORTED VALUABLE PRIZE.
If the steamer whose capture was announced this
morning be WORTH rs reported, million dollars, the
Government will be entitled TO receive One-hali,
$500 900, tie Flag-Oficer $4,000, the CAPTAIN
81 coo, Lieuensnts and Sailing Masters $3.50
each petty officers $1,000 TO $4,000 each, aid the
sailors - 900 apiece. Pretty good pay for one
voyage.
THE GENERAL BANKRUPT BILL.
The general bankrupt hl framed by leading
New.Yor merchants, was introduced into the SEN
ate to day ly Mr.. Foster Its friends believe that it
will pass Congress this session.
REPORTS on MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
! Semi-offcial adviees from sources favorable TO
Mex co, with dates from the City OF Mexico 10 the
18th, from Jalspa to the Sth aud from Vera Cruz to
the 18th inst, received here, show The fl,ity #
much that has been published.
The CCustituti nal Gorernmtn, has not ala d ned
the CITY of Mexico, Is !, ikeiy to do 80. The
French and Mexicars had bate AT Iiuir es DE
Aculzingo, the resul, # which If mt cer The
French claim victory, but wond seem 10 have lost
more men, especially IN officers than tie heXc ins
Up to the last dates indeed the French had not occn
pied Pueblo, which is only an easy two dsys march
/ from Nur,bfes.
/ Gen. Zaraccza tie Mcxicsn General-in-CDif had
defeated Marquee on his wsy to JOLT the French, and
was pre;arn. 10 hes the French bei"rr Pu"bia
Great prerantons were making III the City oi Mex
leo for rcss,.nc, toe iHy.G' N IN case Pueha War
lost. Gen. Oiicea lad arrived h'Ie wid 6OOJ vol
un,eers from tie Stale OF V. ch &c Is Governor
Forces from other Suites were riyingio the defense
Of the capital.
As soon az the French left So'cdsd md Cordovs
both place were occupied by Con. Lave. the Com
st.tnuorai Governor Of the S;ftc If Von Cru1
within the iin.iis OF which they ARE situated. He
had cu' 81 The invading aru.ys {, muuuc ton win
the coasi. Gen. ilave var also narhlmg upon
Orizabs. hluoutc bad y.inl, expected Il'nun-
dsmenios n he favor in ile interior, m places NO
under French baycne =.
Mr.. Corwiu in the treaty which he has negotiated
oilers loon from The United s;,trs 20 'hc @oyer"-
u.ept Of Juczez OF $lJ,oD0No. air Alien "ar
Consul q, Minattlau, has brought tie uchy -
Washington.
/ ARREST OI GANlL. r..
The Provost Guard. at d lat hour lat night. made
a descent upon Halls exlcn-i,e g.n,birg hou'c,
can,uring tie agent and dealer aud fro'a L. O. ~
players. together with all The porting apparatus.
This is not the only establishment Of the hind "A'h
Las lately fallen under condemnation and snrpres-
SION.
COLLECTOR OF EEw-OGLLA%s.
a.. iu. 81
6. Dennison, from the neieiboihocd Of New
Orleans, special agent and aclng collector 20
omen the port at the earliest practicable period IN
order 10 carry out the President proclamation.
COLLECTORS FOR OTHER SOUTHERN PORTS.
Collectors will be appointed for beaufort, n. e.,
and Port ROYAL, s. c., as soon proper prsons can
be selected the object Of The Secretary oil the 1res
ury being 10 procure the services Of those resident IN
the South and who in addition TO efficiency, Will be
acceptable to all the parties concerned
! EXPENDITURES or GOVERNMENT.
IL has been asceriaiued from an authentic source
that 1.-THE expenditures Of tie Government from
Auril. 1861, 10 tire present tine, have not averaged
a on, 900 rer dsy. This may be considered a re-
fnla,ion Of the exaggerated reports upon the sub
jet. ....
THE COSPIsCATION ACT or LAST AUGUST.
General Wadsworth intends TO insitt on ali exanl-
nation into every case where an alleged fdgiiye has
military pass or protection, or where lhere i rea
son 10 believe the accused is free under The Jaw oil
August last, con6scating slaves who have been em-
ployed for insuGrectioDary purposes.
ELECTION IN TENNESSEE.
| AKREITs FOR TREASON.
| EAsnvnLr Friday May 20, 1862
| A.. .I..l,.,. ,una held In Ihe Slnc NenteIdaY fOI