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states that the Confederate blew up the defensive works at New creek. Miscellaneous. Major-General Humphreys has been given command of the Second corps, from which Hancock was exiled for his failure in the great reconnaissance. Roger A. Pryor has been sent to Fort Lafayette. A Washington telegram says: "Roger A. Pryor arrived here this morning, and leaves to night for Fort 1st layette. He attracted much attention as he was escorted down the avenue to the Old Capitol under guard,Roger A. Pryor arrived here this morning, and leaves to night for Fort 1st layette. He attracted much attention as he was escorted down the avenue to the Old Capitol under guard, and was recognized by many of his former acquaintances here. It is probable that he will soon be returned, as it is understood that Captain Burrige, for whose capture he was taken in retaliation, is to be returned." General Pope has gone to City Point on a visit. The Florida was lying off Newport News when she was run into and sunk. Brigadier General Paine has left Washington for the North on special business connected with the distribution of clothing to Confederate prisoners.