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vice, it has come to be considered that a Northern traitor is equivalent to being anywhere in category of criminals, from thieves down to peculators. Clothing for the National prisoners. The Government has been making arrangements to forward to our prisoners in the rebel States the needed supplies of clothing, etc., for their comfort, Gen. Havelock presented. Gen. Havelock was presented to the President to-day by Secretary Seward. The prisoners in Boston harbor. Mayor Wakeman, of Boston, is in the city to make arrangements to ameliorate the condition of the State and war prisoners in Fort Warren. Mutiny in the New York Thirteenth. The New York Times, of the 9th, says: Recently twenty-seven non-commissioned officers and privates of the New York Thirteenth Regiment, belonging to Company I refused to do duty, and, at the close of evening parade, threw down their arms. The cause of this act of insubordination was the issue of an order by the Colon