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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Right Bank Bell clappers,

OF ALGIERs,
Meet at Me 81. Charles Bal Room Agers on Thursdays
OFFICERS:
President-A. B. seger.
Vice -President-William Martin.
Secretary-A. H. isaacaon.
Jreasurer-Wm sarazin.
Marshal-Charles q. Morrison.
Committee on Ways and Means-Norbert Tre-
pagnier, Hypolite Fortier L. W. Dodge Thomas
Reese, VIM. Broadman.
National Executive Committee of the Com
stitutiunaI Union Party.
Hon. Alexander R. Rettsler, of Virginia, Chairman
John A. RockM,o, baf Connecticut.
William Temple, ul Delaware.
]. Morrison Harris, OF Maryland.
Joshua Hill, of Georgia.
Richard w. Thompson, of Indiana.
n. 7. Johnson, Esq, Galena, Illinois,
Robert Mallory, of Kentucky.
Marshall p. Wilder, of Massachusetts,
Anthony Kennedy, of Maryland.
D. B. ST. John, of New York.
James Bishop, of New Jersey.
John A. Gilmer, of North Carolina.
Henry NJ. Fuller, of Pennsylvania.
Thomas a. r. Nelson, of Tennessee.
For Tie District Of Columbia.
Hon. Jos. Bryan, of Ala
Benz. 0gle Taylor, Esq.
R. FL. Williamson. Esq. Washington City.
w. g. Freeman Esq.
Jos. H. Bradley, Esq.
l.. a. Whitley, of Maryland, Secretary.
Headquarters of the Committee, 357 D street
between Ninth and Tenth, Washington, D. G..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Blackberries, pinms and cherries, made their
first appearance in Minnesota in the last days of
August.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Fossils Guard,

Meet al The Hall the cafrotoa Railroad Depot on FIJI
day Evenings.
OFFICERS:
Captain-R. L. Bruce.
Treasurer-C. Huohez.
Secretary -Chas. Thompson.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Minute nren of ,6o.

Ned az ssatioa Halt Ndgaaes sired he Horse Saea,
Wednesdays.
OFFICERS:
President-P. R. Middlemiss.
Vice -President-A. d. Dick.
Secretary and Treasurer-G. w. Neutz.
Captain-James Beggs.
Committee of Arrangements-G. w. Neuta, G.
W. Grissan, Toby Hart, ]. A. Brown.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
tFron the Philadelphia Saturday aa,etts.l

THAT the business of Gift Enterprise be made ierta
mate onethst can be conducted fairly honoraby doing
Justice to all parties is not absurdty reality that has
been demonstrated plainly True, Of but one man
who has succeeded in no only pecnnary has won tho
confidence of the public and the conclusion have arrived at
Is that is owing solely the fact that he Is the only one Of
them who has dealt honorRby fairly by his patrons Ger
could conduct business unfairly the
length of time he has without word of complaint being ut
tered against him the hundreds of thousands who have beea
the recipients of fayors his hands, woreer of course 10
Mr. Geo. C. Eyana 499 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BooKs
which will be gratis any person who will send their
address.
Order any book that you may want the retail
price, together with the required postage and one
trial will you that the best paoe the country ps.
chase books Is at the
RELIABLE GIFT-BooK ESTABLISHMENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Union Guard,
OF THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH WARDS, THIRD
DISTRICT, tAUxILIARYl,
Meet at Hs Third Disrss Ereer9e @ Eysi Fieas
aud Greatnen streets, HoHdays
OFFICERS:
President-Aug. Duquercron.
Vice Presidents George Clark and John B.
Lsefe.
Grand MarshaI-Chas. O. Leblanc
Assistant Marshals--P. Schomberg, S. D. Max
well and Benz. P. Leefe.
Secretary-Louis Power.
Treasurer-Val. st. Ceran.
Finance Committee-John B. Leefe, Chas. W.
Culbertson, George Clark Charles E. Fortier, u
F. Seicshnaydre and James Brooks.
Committee of Arrangements-Aug Larose, Jne.
B. Gunst, P. L. Mailloux, Charles Morel, P. Schom
berg and Chas. LeGharpentler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Ew oRLEAN S.

Union Guard,
OF THE City OF NEW ORLEANS,
ks,s at Odd FsRoxs Hall on zassaag Evenings.
OFFICERS:
Presdent--A. Mazureau.
Vice Presidents First District, L. H. Place; Sec
ond District, A. Legendre; Third District, Chas.
Cufbertson; Fourth District, e, A. Patterson.
Treasurer-Thos. Askew.
Secretary. e. Frobus.
Grand Marshal-Jas. Beggs.
Assistant Marshals-First District, 7. A. Bart
lette W. R. Fish, F. F. Trnchard Second District,
John Siemmer, v. G. De LiIsle, j. B. Soraparu
Third District, W. Long, A. Larose, v st. Ceran
Fourth District, S. s. Shumway, ]. P. Smith, G. 81.
Beman.
Finance Committee-Moses Greenwood, VIM. P.
Vincent, John A. Watkins, Philip Shaw.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
DIRECTORY

-oF The
BELL AND EVERETT CLUBS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
nR. n1AnrINps oArAnENIAL ooREEoroR

nR. IIARTINPs CApAMENIAL GoRRECToR
A. Has had
TEN YEARS. TRIAL,
Which should sufficient CONVINCE every Suffering Woman
OF the great value of the
GATAM EMAIL CORR ECT0Ri
And that it Is without exception
The Best Medicine before the Public
For
All DissasDs arising from regpsss Chronic Nervous
Petnl in the Kidneys Pains In the small ofthe Buck,
Pains under the Shoulders, Lowness of Spirits.
banguor and Nervousness Generally, Diff
heut Menstfuatisn, Suspended Men
struatiop, Cessation of the
endless variety diseases attendant on
Colds
dy for all the primary of the disease
1t and you assist Nature regulate This be by
great GAFAsENIAL GoRREGToR. which has ever failed
effect when properly used according the directions
and fair trial giyeR it,
prepared from the recipe under the personal super
years confined his private practice the years
that has been before the public has gained itself posi-
ton that will by its rapid of popularity place II
the head of all remedies heretofore offered for Womens Dis
Ths more especially those above enumerated which
often end ih Consumption
sale by most respectable Druggists throughout the
Union and Canadas
Price, 81 80 per bottle
NJ BWhen it happens that your Druggist has the ar
cle the Inoey be remitted direct and
bottles ordered time the medicine will be free
charge for transportation.
Particular directions use etc. accompany bottle
Druggists be supplied direct from Laboratory by
sending ther order Barnes Park New York s. b. Hance
Balti.ofe Nd; j. Wright Co.. New Orleans La f. c. Wells
Cincinnati o.; f. H. Hayes Portland, Me- any respeca
bic Wholesale Druggist in New York or Philadelphia.
Gircnla with tIade prices etc. for the Correetorn and
ther meiirines. sent free to Wholesale Buyers
No meditine placed on commission
General Agent for the United States and Oanades,
iyk lvFW Al Ann street. New York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Union Guard,
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT, AUXILIARY TO THE
ABoyE
Hes at hs Orleans Baa Room Friday Bpasiags.
OFFICERS:
President-John Youennes.
Vice e-Presidents-Fourth Ward, DR.. E. D. Beach;
Fifth Ward, Amilcar Roux; Sixth Ward, Guy Du.
PLANTER.
Secretary and Treasurer. D. Hubbard.
Committee of Arrangements. B. Soraparu, ].
q. Frobus. Gustaye Poree.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
cHEH HoKEE REMEDY IAN uNFA1LLNa

SHEhOAEEG ~ AN UNFA1IIRG
~ speeitc all Diseases OF the Urinary Organs,
eIal Attentive ana Blood Purifier.
HThi Remedy when all other preparations fail
HIt entirely unlike other medicine prescribed
Vener al Diseases Mineral Poison Nauseous
form OF u leasant aud delicious Syrup.
4It is natures remedy u for Gonorrhea Geet
Gravel SFicure and especially Fuor Al
bus fWhb in FemRles Tor this complaint is invaluable
Ras general alternative and blood purifier 1t has equal
aud does fail SCtona Syphilis Glandu.
lar Swes, Mecnal and all Erupye Diseases caring them
speedily and permanently than other medicine known
Il tF by purifying and cleaning bood-casing it to
flow in all its original purify and vgor removing from The
system all impure and perncous which have induced
disease.
HSIn all old Of Gonorrhea and elect bafed
all medical skill II is especially Fecomnended old
never fails and recent it in three days.
few doss positively all scading heat chofse and
pain.
eI DIES affect the BREATH any of
business
RIF-It requires assistance fren other medicine.
EIt lay the toeAbie OF in the counting room,
Without its being suspected remedy for private DIS
EeA YenereaI disease with fn directions fot
the 5etranent cure, accompany each bottle
s@Fnf nil particulars get Circular from any drug
store in The United states, -
a 5sod relail 81 per bottle three bottles for s.
hv all responsible druggists dealers in medicines through
ont the United and wholesale by all wholesale drug
POTTER MKRwin Sole Propretors St Louis Mo-
j. WRIGHT & CO..
Nos 81 and Ihl ChaFtFes street.
z Wholesale Agents for the sonth.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Union Guard,

Union Guard,
OF THE NINTH WARD THIRD DISTRICT, tAUx.
ILfARD,
Hea attic Star ceSsshopse Lever stree, on Aalaays
OFFICERS: w.
President-P. S. Wiltz.
Vice e-President- Robert Wynne.
Secretary-Philip Power, Jr.
Treasurer-Chas. Keller.
Grand Marshal-James Hoban.
Finance Committee. S. Witt, A. N. Power,
Jas. Hoban, G. G. Gottschalk, j. B. Juneck, NJ.
Hernandez, Charles Keller
Committee Of Arrangements Robert Wynne, G.
G. Gottschalk, j. Hoban.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11


For the speedy Intermittent Fever Ague
Rement Fever Chill Fever Dumb Agus Periodical Head
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers for the
whole Glass diseases originating in hillary arrangement caused
by the Malaria OF Miasmalic countries.
We eh8bed here offer the community remedy which,
while cnes the above complaints with certainty III still per
fecy harmless quantity Such remedy is Invaluable
districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cure
expes the niamac poison Of Fever and Agne from syH
tenn and prevents the development OF the disease
the first approach Of It's pemonitors symptoms II only
the reey discovered for this class complaints
but also th cheapest The large quantity supply
lar brings within hs reach Of everybody and In bilious dis
trcs whele Fever and Agne prevails should
and freely both for and protection
riory of this remedy other discovered the
speedy and certain Of Intemens is that 1t
Qnnne mineral consequently produces qunsm other
injurious effects whatever the constitution Those cnred
by are lett healthy they had had the disease
Fever anil AEue alone the Of the asmac
poison great yariety Of disorders arise from its irritation
among WHICH Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gpnt Headache
Blindness Foothacte Eaache, Gaarrh Asthma, Papitaon
Painful Affection Of the Spleen Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and Deangemen OF the Stomach all of which,
when originating in this put the intermittent type
Periodical This CURE expe the poison from the
blood, and consequently them all alike inyal
liable PROTECTION immigrants persons travelling
porarily residing in the maarios Districts II occasionally
daily while exposed to the Infection that will
the Hyem accumulate in sufficient quantity to
ripen into sease Hence ii valuable protec
ton than cure, and few will suffer from utemtens
they avail themselves OF the protection this remedy Affords
Pfepafedby Br. j. G AVER Il CO., lowell Mass
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & Co. Nos. q and ISL Ghartre4
street. New Orleans. and hg all brneFiEs iei3 sn&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

SCROEULA, OR KINGS EVIL, IS A coNsTI.
utionAi disease corruption Of the blood by which this
fluid becomes yiated weak and poor Being circulation
1t pervades the whole body and burst
Of It. No Is free from its attacks s
which 1t may destroy The serofulous varousy
by ereuFa disease low living dsorered unhealthy
food impure air filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
and all by the yenerea Infection Whatever be It's ori
gn it Is hereditary in the constitution, descending
parents children the third and fourth generation in
deed it eers 20 be the rod Of Him who says II will visit the
niquites OIL the fathers upon their children.n
Its eett by deposition from the blood of
which in the liver organs
termed tnbecles in the glands sWtilngs the sur
face ernpbns This foul corruption, which genders
the blood epTesses the energies of life that
sutians not only suffer from croulons complaints
have far less Withstand the attacks OF
numbers perish by disorders which, although
scrofas in their nature still rendered fatal this
in the system Most OF the consumption which the
human family has its origin directly in this scroulous
aminaton and many destructive diseases of the liver kid
brain and indeed Of al the arise from
grayaied BY the
Of all people scrbfnlous their
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health
IT, To cleanse from the reuovae the
blood by a Alternative medicine and nvigorae BY Healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

OFFICERS:
Presiient-Benj s. Harrison.
Vice Presidents w. Bosworth, VIM. Cooper.
Treasurer-George Mensman.
Secretary William Woelper.
Grand Marshal--Hon. Lucien Adams.
Assistant Marshal-David Adams.
Finance Committee-H. S. Buckner, j. H Phelps
William Holmes.
Committee Of Arrangements Il. Adams,
George Mensman, w. Q. Quirk, A. W. Bosworth.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Bell LatEaens.
Officers, time and place of meeting not published)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
mpoand Extract or sarsaparilIa,

The most eHectnAI remedy which the medical Of our
times devse for this everywhere prevailing and male
ady II combined from the active eedalS that
been discovered for the epugRon of this foul
the blood sd the Of the system destructive con
sequences Hence it should be employed the
Serofa bit also those other affections which arise from Ii
such Erptve and Skin Diseases ST. Anthonys Fire Rose
Eryspels Pmpes Pasnles. Blotehes Blains Bois
Tunos Tsttsr and Salt Rheum, Scald Head Rngwor Rhsu
stism, Syphiic aud Mecual Diseases Dropsy Dyspepsa
Debility and, indeed all complaints arising frp Vtiaed or
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpurty OF the bpod
is founded n truth for Scrofla degenerate blood
The particular purpose and virtue Of this pu
y and resnerae this vital fluid without which soAnd health
simpusSibBIn contaminated constitutions,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Union Club,
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT
Ree at The Empire House. Jeckson and Nes Eeres
streets, Monday and Saturday Eve,irgs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Meet at their Hail. Of Nayaaes Josephine streets
on Wednesday Eeenings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

pUTsem JAMES ., LATE AT s.,F. OF TUE Eal;a FIRM 9F
don and Forwarding Merchant No. 6i GaTuhdeet street.
au1 IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

ETaIIhN mAssBIs, OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS,
4 Vsinsd and Pure White. For ssle by
.e.1e" anu 1ie " "' RARELII CO.,
cnnnTn
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|nAIrlEsa roora ExrRACrIoF. WITHOUT rHs

use Of chiorrforrn. eecrcty o any siuvliyas
has laely Invented and psfented an sppsrans
Tho painee. extracon ID Teeth aud hoos " -
Ia umh The nvslrsble pe'fer irmuory ron
- n ing an ocerssion hithery % Creased
from persres highsa pu~ions eerfyng
la PAINLESS dentist may be se~n AZ w. Us T~tlrnee
pe,kal stsl ccs tinuee 10 supply ks patented mioera
III ~ Gnrtvalef besutv and ~ rssrmsne tnr nstI's
thxs " quite hnur@shie- ~ Dr. rs new ne
M ssrincs wires rhsr f.ssntugs are syoidfd ann
,,eais. am, given the sdiolnng e.fh with incr~
- IN sra perfect ~ reeth did With Foid bone lqu a.
" spsueL a. rseh cleaned. o~e teeth fsstcrsf Terus
", fsrsa n a street corn-r ~ Bo~.ry - ,afs ~
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ArKw yoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Yor Albany and TOY, making drer necSions
sev yort central Railroad for rsrsra ea Bnao and s,i
ponis West Northwest ard south wr~s
IN and afbr Monday. Oct rs trslr~ viii cave 49,
" ssNh street Station New YORK fnilCws.-
Albany nrrrs~s Train, A N. And sPM
albany MAIL Train, 10 A. NJ
cro'on yais W A.. Shopping At an Above Torn
~, 20 wnns Plains sasA H. aps sioP. u, sopp,ps
ror wsne risn. sisP. NJ GrVs WIN. sr-s, Dspc.. 40.
rw " nlt.rs Ersire, II A. n. ssd sg ~ ercu r-s-.,
sfh sutef Dspotl, sosrinf ~ eli ststsms
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Atsny, hssi thsny, at a T-arrr~. yrx~
A!e~ny ~. Iaa Albany sisP.n.
AAenny VA kk@ Al.any, Rb A M.-ssn vy~sr
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vs. n s-ssLpA = .na.op =. .,rss, - a.,
wuHs~, Bsrs GO v ssa,p g.. rcr,r. a a.
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arIrIcI.iABorE FlLi.Isa ron pEcAyEv rkxrH
! and IN While sof without pain. Aching reeth ~ mere
~. - red wi,h A. nv the di.coverrr, JAa PEARSON
H. Rooms No. e Broad wsy corner sevenieeatn street
.-,~,c,.,. Yrsru-ra puRKIr CONTINUES TO
.trct teeth M two seconds without tse shsnfss& pain
|sn iraer,sd ove No erra chsrwe fcr t.npovAy
- ..,,.e,ov whe~e ARTIFICIAL te~h are Inserted N ~
IN "a conal ore door from ~urens oppp
! west broadway.
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lrrW YORK COLLEGE or PHAkMACt.-y Hk hkeu
Ar Lectures Chemistry, By Professor Doremns, TONI
svy ty Professor dd hsfsra kedica and Pharmacy
! Frufvmoy Thurbsr, viii be delivered bereofore 81
lecture rooms o. the New ork MEDICAL college ~,
kr,eenth street. For tckes appy 70 eastman No ~
mssden lane.
XxyHAT BLIND NAN saw IN Kr0LAND-Rkv W.
v n snhurn ~ deliver BIS popular lecture on ~
,,a Wan sac n Enaland At frnity NJ Chnreh Ksc-
yvus atswn Island. Wednesday evening merit Oct ~
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UvARM FOR sALE-oR WOULD EXCHANGE 1T FOR
nrst class city property; contains two hundred acres
land in cd OF cultivation buildings good water
he and plenty This farm 10 well adapted for ~ nice
be found; splendid aud water
he city In business hours by railroad. For
psrcna- a Farmer, tox ll3 Herald nice stating
whe,s may be had. such chance Ia seldom met
, 1860-04-27

The cruelties and expressions Of Francis tue
Second have ut last driven his subjects to iusur-
rection-a result which was Clearly ioresecn by
all but that second caligula, lis mnions and
hackers. So fur, the accounts received are ex.
ceedinsly rneagrei while they appear to have
been got up i'll the inte est Of that young tgrant,
and hence can be relied upon only in part. Tho
movement begun on the 9TH or 9Th instant, at
Messina, in the island Of Sicily, The telegraph
representing It as mere riot, caused bS certain
"roughs" Of that place. The government,
however, viewed tic natter differently, for
large bodies Of troops we're Instantly dispatched
to Sicily, where the insurrcction was spreudirc
Mt latest accounts. 4 similar attempt made ID
the city of Naples would appear to have bacn
immediately suppressed.
The Neapoitan army consists Of about one
hundred and forty thousand men; bu, many OF
the principal officers are known to be bitterly
hostile to the administration Of Francis aud the
priestly influences BY which he is controlled.
If the insurgents can only hold their own for a
few weeks, there can he little doubt regarding
the 6nal result. Austria is no longer ready to
march her lcsions into Southern Italy in be-
half Of despot!sn,, as she has been accustomed
to do.
, 1860-04-27
PERSONAL.

Hon. u. Smalley, who figures 50 largely in
Democratic politics. and who. rs Chairman oi
tue National Committee, called the Charleston
Convention 10 order, is Judge Of the United
States District Court in Vermont. lie wss ap'
pointed to this Office By President Pierce, as q
reward for active political services Not con-
tent with this, aud disregarding the proprieties
triously for something better.
w. ". Leland, Of hotel fame, who was
iatelg expelled from the Texas Democratic Con.
ventiun because in 1886 be voted for Fremont
in New York, has hung out his banner anuoun-
cling hiulsclf rs a standing candidate for Con
gress, in his District, and come North on visit
10 his friends.
-Mac7eadv, the actor, now in his sixty
eighth year, has just married d Miss Cecile l..
F. Spencer, who is only in her twenty.third
year. Maeready has le't his home at Sher-
bourne to take up his residence elsewhere.
lEcfore leaving, he gave public reading for the
benefit Of 4 Wesleyan Chapel In ,he town, the
selecsions being the - Landing Of the Pilgrim
Fathers" bridge Of Sigh" y" DYING caris-
tim, aud an act from "HcnrE ~" Alter tue
entertainment, an Episcopal clergyman Of the
rlaco arose, and after complimentary speech,
proposed "that d vote Of thanks be nov pre-.
scntcd to ". G. Macreatly. Esq, accompanied
br sincere desire that Gods blessing may resi-
On himself and family wherever they co. This
motion was carried With acclalnatlon.
THE Madison County, -(Oh'o,) -'ae!ona!
Democrat, in noticing the departure Of Ar.
Durbin, one Of the delegates from that district
10 the Charleston Convention. says:
eve are informed that Durbin practiced in
q pistol gallery, about three weeks, pr1oe to his
departure"
REV. Dn. PouEnor FoRG1yES.-Our readers
will remember the case Of Or. Pomeroy, the
defaulter, upon whom was praesieed the conf.
derce or extortion game, ia Boston, some
Time since. Weuow learn that the First Church
in Bangor, Maine, of which Dr.: PomeroE has
long been member, after careful and anxious
investigation Of his case. through period oi
nearly four months, have recently communicas-
cd to him the assurance Of their cordial and en-,
tire forgiveness, declaring. him entitled to d!
the rights and privileges Of member in good
and regular standing, and af1ectionately com
mending him to the sympathy, and coincidence,
and fellowship ofthc churches Of Christ through.
out the world. The final action was with entire
upRuimity
, 1860-04-27
l. Diabollcal P1ot--Fln1ely Arrest Of q
Villain,


The amount Of dcsiltry in man is astonishing
development has recently been made Ut sit.
Clemens Of plan for robbery that equals in
atroci.y Of design anything that has come to
our knowledge this many dny. Its accom-
plishment would, almost to certainty, have
involved a loss OF lie, mud an amount Of per-
sonal suffering fearful to think Of. happily ii
was frustrated, though by unconscious insiru.
mentality. The chief men were arrested, for
other crimes, before they had time to perfect
their internal design, and before anY Of the de-
tails mentioned below Herc known.
Charles Smith, lately convicted Of burglary
and attempted murder at Nit. Clemens, and
sentenced to the Stnte Prison for lie, while in
Jail, sent for Deputy Sheriff, John ". Bennett,
Of that county, and digulged to him plan
that lie (Smi,h) and several confederates had
laid to destroy Il train on the Detroit and Port
Huron Braueh Of the Grand Trunk Railway,
aud rob tue passengers. They intended to re-
move the bolts that held the timber of the Gin
ton River bridge, expecting thus to throw Il
train down the embanknleSt. 4 man named
Bowman, who, at the same term Of Court, was
convicted Of burglnry and sentenced to the
State Prison far three years. wns one Of his ac-
completes; the names Of the others he refused
to rescsl. This confession was made on the
14th inst.
As conirmatory of the truth of his statement
he informed the officer that piece Of lend pipe,
M oil Gun, and rome other articles. had been
tuken from the tank.house near the bridge aud
deposited at a place be mentioned, and where,
on examination, they were found. He stated,
also, that he had commenced the work Of re
moving tho bolts, but had accidentally dropped
his wrench icto the river.
The supposed confcderates hare since been
closely watched, though not altogether as pre-.
cautiouary measure, for the conspirators would
hare found that their plot would hare failed,
esen had they completed their preparations, the
bridge being 50 constructed as to be perfectly
safe though every bolt were withdrawn.
1t is not 10 be supposed, however, but that
men capable Of cnnce1viug such vi!lainy would
not have found some olhez means Of ACCOM-
plishing their purpose.