{"character_count": 1786, "word_count": 316, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9550999999046326], "ccnet_perplexity": [1600.5], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
The HOME SQUADRON Conner,
we understand, is to continue in command of the
Home Squadron, he having 10 good measure recover
ed from the neuralgia affection with which he has been
afflicted We also hear that the rigate Potomac IS to con-


nue tho Asg ship Of this squadron We are pleased TO
learn these facts for the activity of the fqusdion and
the udcious arrangements OF its commander, have not
only called forth the commentator Of the head OF the de-
parmen but have secured the approval OF all discerning
and fair.m Among the changes Of the ofhcer
OF the Potomac, hear that Purser Phio White has
relieved after four years duty, and Purser g.
McCaully ordered in his place Both the Potomac and
the brig Somers which undergoing some slight re-
pairs the Philadelphia Navy Yard will soon be ready
for sea- and proceed to their principal cruzng ground
theilyest Indies and Gull OF Mexico &c.


IMPORTANT ARREsT.--We are glad TO say that an
i'm oortant arrest has bee nade--oi man charged
with placing distractions upon the Petersburg Railroad
for the purpose of causing The destruction OF the compa
ny,s property, and probably of life His Is sey
mour and the evidence against him told is very
strong and clear He is recently from New York Phi
ladephia and has been at work upon the Episcopal
Church. The motive which is supposed to have prompt
ed him tor bavi been put out Of the cars re
Gently ior behavng in violent manner, while under
the influence OF liquor If TINS be guilty oil thi'
charge, he deserves the utmost extent Of punishment a
lowed by the law, is among the most deviiish oct
which could attempt, and deserves more mercy
than deliberate murder Seymour examined peioIe
his Honor, sentto ChesteIheld for trial The pun
ishment IL frca ato years in the Psnitentary
mond Sfar