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CoURT MARTAL-Sentence Of VolunteerS.-
We learn from the New York Herald that the
following is the sentence of the disorderly vol
unteers at Governors Island:


Isaac Primrose, Sergeant in company E,
who plead guilty to the charge Of mutny, was
sentenced to be reduced to the ranks, confined
in irons, on bread and water, till the day Of
embarkatien, and then be drummed out of the
regiment; and be deprived of all pay for the
time he has been in the service.


In the case of private Moreton, Of company
F, tried for disorderly and insubordnate con.
duct, the sentence rendered was, that he should
be confined in irons, on bread and water, for II
days; but owing to his youth and inexperience,
together with the recommendation Of the
court, the sentence was remitted, and Moreton
again received into the ranks.


Thus all the stories in relation to their being
shot, have ended