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dings as may be required for use by the military authorities. I learn some dissatisfaction has been expressed on account of the Commissioners offering for sale premises actually occupied by the military, and found to be indispensable for the need of the service. This is a point that certainly claims the serious attention of the Commissioners. Display of Canadian affection for the Yankees. The following letter is from Acting Volunteer Lieutenant-Commanding Edward F. Devens, to Secretary Welles, in relation to the treatment of the officers and crew of the U. S. steamer Howqua, at Halifax, in June last: Charlestown, July 3, 1863. --Sir: --During the recent cruise of the steamer Howqua under my command, it became necessary for me to put into the port of Halifax for coal, and would most respectfully call your attention to the many insults offered to, and the outrageous manner in which my officers and self were treated by the citizens of the place. A portion of the f