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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
Direct Advantages of the Railroad

and West Baton Rouge, across the
Mississippi, at this place. was sold
for The sim Of 600 per yesf on a
lease 81 five yesrs-say $500. On
Monday last the same right was
cold 10 the highest bidder, and
Messrs John Hill r. Go. became the
purchasers for sp,Bb0. Under The
doctrine that the proper value Of
thing, 10 what II will bring, this
shows an increase Of value beyond
any other precedent How shall
we account for ~ IL IL not direct
" traceabie to the increased trade
and travel brought about 10y the
Crosse Te,e Rail Road : Pact any
reasonable doubt. Here is not only
tho argument, which in every con.
trovesv il made ny with nothing
but The mere wind ~ worlds but
the figu,es. 60 show that the nj ! az
tended that road, through the vote
~ property holders in this city, ia
flowing back four fold in the ave
nues uf commerce and trade. On
principle. we oppose now, "a we
ever have. the creation Of any tar
on property through the popular
will NJ the ballot box We do 40.
because the abuses that may flow
from thie source are hydra headed
" ia contrary 10 the spirit. II not
The letter IF the federal coasiitH.
ton. which guarantees TO the md
r,dnui the right 90 enjoy any opin-
ion. and esrtosa IL when and where
he likes. and slso that dsarer pre-
negative. the quiet possession of
property honesty acquired A de
mocrstic form Of government, does
not contemplate the individual as
a mere myth, but m a sovereign.
possessed Of inalienable rights The
saFcgard Of the State Constitution.
and the veto power Of the Govern.
81, in the protection 60 the people
against the abuses of the legisla-
ture. the Legislature restrains Che
Police Jury aud the corporate AT
thurities, against any abuse by
charters and special acts. What
ever 10 in well te de-. fer the commH
nifty can be done through the regu.
lar and legally constituted author
ities. This il a position we have
ever contended for, in the face Of
the decision Of all the courta. from
the suprcmest down. The question
about the Crosse Tete Road Road
ia a settled one. Tho property
holders have twice voted on the
subjects iirstly 60 grant the aid Of
$4,000, and secondly to extent ita
payment 60 twenty years. Tho
frat instalment Of interest 60 be
paid appears large, because IL ia
Tor two years. Who will Say that
each and every lot holder in the
city. has not n double return in the
enhanced value given their proper.
~ by this great work. The figures
for which the Ferry Landing has
just been eold. go TO establiah the
fact The sum In equally divided
between the city and West Baton
Rouge. Suppose anything like the
same ratio OF increase In the value
of the Ferry. and the city might
find in this source of revenue. means
to extinguish FIVE or ak OF the fifty
bonds, every year.
TnE CRops IN MISSISSIPPI. The
u ..a.. L. GU L.-.. H....I a ....I -..-.-.-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12

I HAVE just opened large stock Of these goods
! embracing slmost every article appsrtaipinR
10 uen's wesr, such &c Linen and Cotton SHIFTS
In all the different varieties. nsuts undarrars ~
sll kinds. Hhndkprohiafs. Stocks. faoliss and
soarfs Ruspsndars. Hosiery. Gloves. sto. In this
department I am prepared 10 show the vsry best
goods and will guarantee nothing better In The
market W. u. PliiLLIPR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
NOTICE.
Ta 81. Ladies' 80 ~. u..s, .pd vi.t.,,r

/ NAVE ns~ In Store nps assortment ~ ss.-
y srnsbls b'sss n1eds ~ ever description. !
assr '. unnecessary fin This nrii~al ~ ,ab more
particular mention ~ ere sird ~ rsris the "
s"n'he' hors !, 10 suflrisnt ~ ssv that my
stick viii 10 irund suited tn Tho usnls 81 ali
nom tie youngest 10 The cids,t
THOMAS " DrONop
saptit Un,ne, ~ Third ana ls.,si s,s
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12

THE NsBEittuH IN CHiNA-Tsttii
be Sidughter.-it is estimated that
In The capture Of the city Of Hang.
Chan. in China, BY The rebels, from
10000 TO $4,000 lives were lost. A
correspondent Of The New York Times,
writing of The slaughter, says
"Mutitudes committed suicide rather
than meet the thickening horrors ~
driven 10 desperation by their tettois.
whole families plunged inie ponds. ~
wells. rather than fall into The hands
IF the savages who were plundering
aud mudering their neighbors One
instance. especially. has been mention
cd to me. uf wealthy family. who
knew that their repuled wealth would
draw The banditti 10 them. and who
thptefnte deliberately resolved 10
escape ~ die together There were
twenty seven persons in all parents.
children. grand children and dsugb
tefs in law. When IL was found tuat
The slaughter bad begun. and tbai
there was no hope of escape. they al
leapej Into deep we'll. and died to
gelher At length, however, these
scenes of blood we're brought 10 an
end The rebels found il impossible
TO storm the Tartar quarter Of the city,
and hearing Of The advance Of n large
Itnrefialist force sent the relief of The
city they abandoned the place, and
made good their retreat"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12


sengets and crew of thirty ave. The
total numhe, Of saved 10 NINETY eight.
THB Nav CANApiAH PApLiAsENr
IluusB.-The correspondent Of the
New York Herald gives the follow.
ing description of the laying the
corner stone Of the new Parliament
House. TO he erected at Ottawa, by
the Prince Of Wales
Over the entrance to The grounds.
which we're enclosed, n handsome
gothic arch was erected A gigan-
tic crown was placed over The stone
that was 90 bp laid In the round
open space there were tiers If seats
containing several thousand spec.
tatcors The central space was 70
served for the Prince and suite.
aud few privileged PERSONS, in
cluding the members Of the press
The roads leading 80 The spot wete
lined with volunteers. hosts Of lum-
bermen IN scarlet shirts. Orange 60.
oieties rom The country, mounted
and clad in orange froohs. and bands
Of music.
The Prince aud suite. the govern
ment officials. the architect. con.
tractors, clerk If the work. 80,
took positions around the stone
Rev Dr Adamsuu, Chaplain Of the
Legislative Council. offered up q
prayer
The stone 10 Of beautiful white
Canadian marble. with tho simple
inscription. Laid Ivy the Prince of
Wales. Sept. !. 1860" Under the
stone there ia n hollow, in which ia
placed n bottle containing n paroh
ment record of the ceremony. aud q
number Of the coins Of Great Bri.
tain and Canada. When the NOR.
tar had been spread around the
stone. the Prince gave the finishing
touch 60 10 with silver trowel 49,
The stone was then lowered 10 the
place assigned for IL, examined with
tho plumb aud level. and prononnc.
cd duly laid The crowd then gave
Three rouaing cheers for the Queen.
three for the Prince, aud three for
the Governor General
The plan Of The new building re-
sembles in many particulars the
new Parliament House at WeHtmin-
lister. and when completed will pro
baby be the hendsomest and most
costly ediIice in America
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
TO PLANTERS.

L Will receive In q few days large supply .
j white aud Grey nsEr" hlsnta,s also pisir
and Iwilsi Linssys srd Earssy. these good
viii he srld At very low prices.
sspti2 W.D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
HALF BARRELs FLOUR.

FLOUR ofNew wheat and in Half Barrels, now
,sptlI JOSHUA BEAL. d.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12

10 A Western editor has seen a
pigeon with three perfectly formed
legs. 1t must be 'tOOlpigeon.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
L-a,.. n.n..,. sud m,s... HI.,..

| Will receive IN Few der q lstRa stock ~
SHs, Velvet snd Winter stfsw Hrnnets afs,
The haraspfnes, assortment ~ Nisss. Fis,. 10 he
f""nd anywhere W y PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
SAINT J0sEPH's HIGH SCHOOL,
FOR BOY9.

THE patrons and friends Of this school
i viii bear in mind that It's fourth an
nual session will commerce. on Monday,
tho 10th Of SEPTEMBER, when exercises
will be resumed. The principal has been
fortunate 70 secure the services Of q gentle
man eminently qualified 10 take charge Of
the French department, while those Of the
English classics and mathematics will be
conducted by himself as heretofore. Su-
perior accommodation for boarding and
lodging, those who may come from dis
lance. 7. II. MURPHY, Principal
sepA- lmdaw
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
NOTICE

nuHirG my sbssnrs alr. Gabriel qusmsp !.
- ssthofiss' n cot As tny Agent IN ell n,al.
tors wherein : am interested
sspii9.imdAv CNLESTE EErtNARD,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
TOMB STONES.
Maus0leums. Monuments, TOOmbs,
HEAD AND FOOT aTnuEn

GARDEN STATUARY. &C.
n H.kE. ENOCIIs. thankful ior their 49, ~
VI. past patronage, would again call ~ =
the attention Of those in want ~ grave A.s..-|
work. to their large variety about land wv "
ing nj Baton RnuE manufactured AT
Philadelphia, from new designs, out NJ ~.
Italian and American Marble. by long sEp perl
ence In the business and their facilities for doing
work. they can ensure entire Satisfaction 10 all
those who may favor them with rall.
eW- All work guaranteed 10 bs sci NJ In good
oond ition. PIPER 4 BRADFORD, Agents
asptll Baton Rouge, Is.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12

DACOsi BACONfi-20 pounds best sidst
received and for sale ct "a. PKENDERGAeT's.1I
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
A NEW LOT.

I HAVE opened new lot ~ Cslieos, ranging
l. from 10 to 30 cent? per yard, Ladies' In pur-
suit ofsuch would do we'll to make their sslec.
tons early. fwnl receive my Winter Goods on
the lat October The Millinery department will
be ns usual nonparsl, and Dry Goods, stc De- X.
FANNIE T. UCOAOR.
septil North Boulevard street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
NEGRO HATS.

A LANCE supply ~ these goods. hisck end
"A white. just received.
septic w.D PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12

A MEMORANDUM hook. with lot r--puz---,
~ tors and papers hAaripg on the
outside the name ~ Hanssm u Reeves : " o.
Flaausmns. La, The owner will find ,s----------A
n ht this Once. (aatt2tf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
ItI,AsiR SILKS.

A rrw Patterns ~ ra't stpsll fsp,as jus, ,.-
~ -si'ad, slso s'''nsthine yer, superior ~ pisln
hl.-k W. y PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
RIEDEJ A. PLETZER.
a q A RID

ALL Persons who have not yet visited the
large and new TRIANGULAR STORE" corner ~
Africa and -. Ferdinand. gsss ~ Hsuds 4 Rhode.
store, are invited 10 give MS call. They win 10
oeftsln TO ma si that ia wanted IN the provi-
sion ana Western Produce. etc. The owners pro
pose 10 ssIion liberal terms and always gssrsntss
their goods.
Aug2s TRAHAs 4 Landry.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12

BpLuReB DEFINED The Rev DR..
3. II. Cox eutdees himself in giving
definition of the word splurpe -
Here II is "The word 'splurge' is
indeed an instance Of our own oils
atlantic eoipage. q ptovincialisp pro.
badly not yet in any dictionary yet
meaning. "a If great rock Of The
mountain, disiptegrated from its sum.
init. should rush and bound, porten-
tous and svalancbed, into sylvan
lake at ito foot. there making an up
rosrious splash, boring its momentous
way throug the parted and the fright
sped waves. and after dasbipg the
spray in all directions, buryipg itself,
in forgotten repose. under congenisl
mud ut The bottom--so gone forever
from sight. FROM thought. from upper
air. and oil the ways Of men thus
meaning low aim of making n
considerable sensation nj least once
in society"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
HATS AND cars.

tN NOW prsrs,sd ~ show my Frw FAIL
y FIurE, and thlns rsr g.s'ify tbs taste ~
~ ~hp 'rsy vau, anything ~ ths Net Tive, ny
stock 10 entirely ne- srh -rtrp'ises 81 the nsv
styles. " u PHfIffpS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12

Tue Sea lstssr Crrrrs Cscr RI.
Charleston Mercury publishes the follow
ire Asireet pf letter ffp'n planter dated
Legsteville. Sept. let with regard 20
put sea island rtors. ! hear the qualities
are quite y-,iess- gopl, Bad spd ipdiis'
ent the latter LARGELY predominant. On
rIis Island. u 10 admitted. they viii he
shrtt. as we'll "a ~ Wairslsw On Johns
Island. hart from good sr'hofiiy. of
srue fine cror-. though not sufficient IN
number ~ sliet the Pene'sl ,vptege ~
indifferent. ! blink en- quite ssis 10
saying thst the general expectation IN
shrtter ctpu lhsn last years"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
uOys CLOTHING.

LIVERY article srrsrisirlnF ~ hc5, ws., ran
~ rr- be frurd ~ ny Clothing slots. The ss
s"'trrsni 10 'sfE crnrlsts .rd sii made up IN The
hos, sivls. ~ y rHiIiFps
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
TRAuAS 4 LANDRY.
DnAN AND s,soaTsi

DRAM AND sgOHTsi Nov on hand 81
- Essrs City Feed and Flour Store, = choice
bot Of fresh bran and shorts lnixed) this feed IL
free 81 all screenings DC. sDd though more vain
bran. Always on hand from date.
jnnsT JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
Ne, w.,s,.a Cloak. .na T.,mss

Net Wossted siorhs and Taimss.
rI'HE UNDERSIGNED viii open In a few dc =.
something very pretty In the shove line. alec
a large assortment for Infants and Misses.
septic W PHILLIPS.
dents Furnishing Goods.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12

MAGNOLIA UsMErrav- We are glad
30 see that this beautiful spot, on the
Eastern limit Of the city Ia receiving
the attention IL deserves from the
hands Of our fellow citizens. who we're
constituted Board Of massgers. by
an ordinance Of the city Council, $500
Below we give the proceedings Of
their fret meeting We would to
specially recommend 10 them. sa
work Of immediate utility, the plant
ing Of shade trees in the walks aud
avenues. Under the most angular
Encouragement, Immediately after
the purchase Of The ground by the
corporation, all the beautiful magncl.
las from which the Cemetery was
named, we're cut down and converted
into cord.wood
RArcr RoueE Ssrr lore taco.
Az a meeting of the Board cf Trustaes
OF Magnolia Cemetery held THE dav there
were present Francis rhihps. J. n, Malta.
Louis kcedert, !, v, Glover aud u. &.
Montan,
ION Moticn. Mr. Francis Philips was elect
ed parliament chairman and n. q. Montsn
Secretary, In compliance with the ordin4
ances adopted by the city Council in te-
gard TO the. Cemstety Mr., II l.. Wolfe city
Treasurer wac accepted a. the Treasurer
Of the Board,
On motion 81 Mr.. kcndett. a commit,e
wee appointed 10 report at the next meet
ing, the condition Of the Cemetery. its
wsnta, the ordinance of the city Council
defining the power Of thi- Ruatd aud the
amount NJ Mnde now IN the hands of the
City Treasurer belonging TO the the Gem
etery, The President appointed Mesprs'
k"ndert aud Glover and on motion hia
own name was added 10 the Committee,
A motion was made aud carried, that
three members Of this board present at
any meetings will he sufficient to transact
business. The board then adjourned TO
meet Sept. nth,
FRaNCtsrHrLL1rs. Chairman.
ID, q, MoNraN, See'y.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
NOT Il.

LWOM The above notice. ~ will be seen
u that We have purchased the House
and Sign Painting business &C., Of n. A.
Kaufman. We shall hereafter continus
the business ~ the same stand. aud by
strict attention 10 our business and fair
priess, we trust to merit q share ~ patron
age. Onr personal attention will be given
~ all work that may be entrusted 10 us.
- Allofders from the country through
the Post Office, will mset Immediate
attention.
sspt7 tf ETFDFI A. PIVTZFR
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
NoTIoE 10 pAHENTs.

NOTICE TO RENTS.
A sOHOOJ ~ bugs vii he opened on the hrst
" ~ OCTOBER, 1891, ~ the building on North
sites' rne dnnr shove M !. y kew's ,ssidpnrs.
A fsir shsr. ~ patronage is solicited f,r ihis
srhrsl i's merits can pnly he tnorn ~ TRIAL ana
the irsreFer is wiilirg ~ shids ~ Inst decision
nrgs - qry sgp viii he safsi,tsd. Catholic
children vii be taught their e.teehi.tn ~ the
request ~ the parents
TERMS
fhgfef aNN hferrh - ~
presk latin and the higher mathematics %
For further particulars spply 70
Rev T. HUBERT.
ssr'e Pastor cfst Jcseph's, Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
LATER rsom CHICAGO.
-----~N-f eftaa~--
THE LAKE MICHIGAN DISASTER.
HiHFtr-FipHr PERSONS SAVED.

Upic.eo. Sept lp.-Ihefs are no other
nsmes Of persons resident IN Southern
States IN the list of The lcst by the steamer
Lady Flpin. az fsr "a ascattained
The number Of persons on board The
steamer, composing the s,rutsiun, is psti
mated at three hundred Besides the es
cu,sionis,s. there we're AnV ,sRals, Pas
senae,s and crew ~ thirty Ave. The
total nunhs, Of saved 10 ninety eight.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
IysrnpcurI UsInEnii

DUILDERS can BIO furnished with lum-
ID Der Of the first quality, shingles &c,
nj moderate prices from favrot ~ key-
naud's Mill on the Crosse Teto Rail Road.
..ey- a II orders will bo promptly attend
I'd TO IL left with g. u. FAVkOT,
huRe Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-12
ST.. MARY'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LAD1Es.
BArOn aOUaB. IA.

NJ. VICTOR, PRINCIPAL
ftAssFs resumed on MONDAY. OCTOBER fsf.
" 1850 In nakirs this announcement the
Principal returns that re ~ her Patrons snd SIS
sure. them tat The Aesdery viii siwsys main
'sin its high standard ~ e.reiieree The diHsf.
ant departments all, az hitherto fitted ~ sFr-i-
en' teachers In p"tticulsr, the Principal calls
W The notice ~ parents the gree. fsriiitiss fps
acquiring = thorough ana spsekinR kasrie. re- ~
the ftench Language Afforded ~ that deps, tr,srt
~ ne Academy !, eruii not be u,nfs ably srp-
perln,erasa
iefins for The Scholastic ypsr.
HcafHing sna tuition In Is,in. English
49, SUD french. . ... ........... s2rppl
Msshirg go. . ........... 10 10
Piano ~ pultat With use ~ iis instrument
fef dailF lessons and thee brp,s
practice ............. en- IN
Terms nv The scholastic ses,i
Elementary Glass ....... .......... .... IN nh
sH other ffssses .............. On
Dancing. Painting. italian. Spanish and ne,.
rsn fotm sstts charges. nkiras ~ fsnry rrtt
Taught free ~ charge.
NJ putii received. except ~ith The understand
ig tbs, she 10 70 remain ~ the rlpse ~ The yssr
IN which che entered,
Thnse who design ~ rairuni,e The Institution
would 10 veil ~ apply h' prospectus, rhssels
the rulss snd regulations governing the Aesdstry
s'e stated ~ lere,h Tsspts ttndAv.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
Frhm thn Pnrtlnnd ~ paIlr AdYertlssr.

From the Portland lMs.) Daily Advertiser.
Amid the many runners in regard to Mr..
Lihcoln's Cabinet, one comes to Us that from
the fitness Of the thing We judge may be
founded upon truth. We refer 70 the rumOr
that Mr.. Lincoln viii call the Hon. b. K.
Cartier, of Ohio, to his Cabinet as Secretary
of the Interior Certainly there is fitness in
proGering this Department to citizen Of the
great and growing NorihsWest7-there is pro
priety in oHeringR cabinet appointment to
the State Of Ohio, as early and 50 faithfully
Republican-and there is eminent wisdom in
making NJ. Cartel that very Secretary
We think it would be a judicious nomination
for Ohio and the West; It certainly. would be
wise one for this section Of country. Ten
or a dozen years ago Mr.. Cartier was DEM
ocratic member Of the Houses strong and
growing man-one Of the rising men OF the
country. he was a Democrat from princi-
ple, and therefore could not 90 with his party
in its servIle subserviency TO the Slave Pow
er-and so he went home from Congress, and
when the Republican party came into being,
was ready and waiting for just such a move
ment and from the start has been one Of the
most laborious and effective Republican la
borers in the North-West. He is a man Of
staiRart physical proportions, and seems to
have been got up on the same generous plan
throughout He is 8 strong man, and in the
prime of his years; his intimate friends espe-
cially regard him as a BRAVE man, but his
bravery is not Of the kind which sometimes
depenerates into insolence. In action he
would be determined-in counsel cool and
saoaeious And such man is certainly the
man for the times. The Republicans of New
Eegland, we think we may say, would with
universal .unanimity be pleased TO hear that
| there was b,ith at the source Of this rumOr
Of the appointment of D. K. Cartier to the
CABINET. % % b u q
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hiled to return any Of them SO far, B. be-
came alarmed, and made bis voluntary con
lesson 10 the Secretary.
Bailey is said 10 allege that be loaned Rus
sell the bonds, under bis persuasions and
those Of a Washington banker, not for the
purpose of speculation in stocks, but that BY
selling them he might meet sundry accepted
dra0s Of bis firm on the War Department
payable cut OF any moneys due them or to
become due TO them from the Government,
to meet which the Department had then no
money at command. OF course, he alleges
that he anticipated that when the Department
might be in funds the stocks would have been
repurchased and handed back 10 him, Rus
sell gave him an amount Of such accepted
drafts equal 10 the amount Of stocks B. lie
gally loaned TO him, which said so accepted
drafts he placed in the safe as security for the
eventual return of the State bonds. It's fur
ther said that Russell obtained from the Bank
Of the Republic in New York on the State
bonds that bank now having them in its
| poasession-the money with which to take
up the accepted drafts on the War Depart
ment II is doubted whether the accepted
drafts which Bailey held as security are re-
ally any security whatever, but that fact will
be settled very shortly, we apprehend, on fur
ther investigation. .4 ..-
All yesterday the Secretary continued bis
/ investigation into the affair, and is said to
have so far, found all the statements Of Bal
ley's letter of confession correct to the letter
He obeyed the Secretary's summons, and aided
him on Saturday night, and again yesterday
afternoon, in his labors of search. This morn
ing a warrant for his arrest and commitment
was made out by Captain Gpddard, Chief o
Police, and it was determined to place him
in Jail without an examination at this time
unless that was demanded by his counsel
Mr. Carlisle As soon as Mr.. Thompson re
ceived the letter, and ascertained the proba
ble whereabouts in New York Of Bailey's al
legged confederate, VIM. H. RUSSELL of tn
firm of Russell, Major & Co., the Overland
Express and Army Transportation Contract
ors, he telegraphed to Marshal Rynders to effec
his arrest, which learn was effected at uooI
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