HE WILL GIT,iIk Will Have to( io With ! lie (U'M .ftroofis-heMl,liltet-id.us. , Supervising Inspector (Joneral J)u-u' iiioiit Uiv* rtin11m(*iic1«*0 to the Socre-!tfir.v of Wur that iioiier Inspector S*1 Higgle, w ho is stationed ut this port,1 * he dismissed from tin* service for 110-gleet lt;,f 'inly* The news roue}ini tin*I}(, Inspectors office this morning. The ^ recommendation lor ( ’apt. Higgle’*dismissal fjrows out of the charges made hy it morning paper recent y, that lu* had been indulging in a spree, (apt. Higgle at the time denied thecharge, ami said teat la* was ill of la grippe. lie slated to a Times reporter yesterday morning that he\ishod an investigation, and express-1 ed the belief that la* could show toj the sttisfueiion of all that he had not neglected any part of his duties. Me said he is willing to go, hut wants an opportunity to show that lie goes out with a clean record.There are at present,two applicants for (’apt. Uiggle’s place, namely, rapt. James Dugan, of this city, and Adolph Selmaf, of Xew Albany.—Ijoiiisville Times.fornd\H,adheahlieas,ndtoICYhi-hater— Hoi let* Inspector Higgle, of the Louisville district, was today removed f om his otlice hy the Secretary of the Treasury. The vdieinl notification of his removal was mailed him yeterday.rniiMn hpah in urn