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f them being of the heaviest Austrian pattern. These arms, owing to their unwieldiness, could not be made very available. It is supposed there are arms enough in the country at the present time to put an effective force of 200,000 men in the field, and as the Government agents are receiving heavy and frequent consignments of arms from Europe, it is probable that by the time the 300,000 men required under the new call are enrolled, there will be guns enough to supply the demand.--N. Y. Com. Advertiser. Escape of Confederate prisoners. Some of the prisoners confined in Camp Morton State of Indiana, attempted to take advantage of a thunderstorm, a few evenings since, to make their escape. About twenty-five of them raised the fence posts in the northeast corner of the camp near the road, by means of levers under the forum boards, and then rushed violently in a body against the fence, causing two or three panels to fall to the ground. Through the door thus made they stam