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The Daily Dispatch: September 17, 1861., [Electronic resource], Seizure of a Southern vessel. (search)
thing to do, plenty to eat, plenty of air and exercise. They have the run of the fort at proper hours. Do you see that man leaning against the doorway?" "Yes." "Well, let me get the glass; I think that is Mr.--" He looked, handed the glass to the visitor, and it was Mr.--.The visitor returned to the city with the following consolation from the Colonel: "Well, you came down to see Mr.--, and you have seen him." And the Colonel bade his visitor a courteous farewell. Ex-Mator J. G. Berrett ordered to be released. The Washington Star announces that Thursday evening's mail carried to New York an order from the Department of State directing the release of James G. Berrett, late Mayor of the Federal Metropolis, from his present confinement in Fort Lafayette. This order is on condition that he takes the oath of allegiance to the United States against any and all enemies whatsoever, and also resigns his office as Mayor. Federal report of a skirmish. The followi