Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02

A later and more thorough search revealed
about thirty Colts reviewers slowed away in the
loft over the last story Of the building, between
the ceiling and the raflers. The pistols were
new, and had evidently never been used.
Among the muekots seized wero two marked
" Wethered Bros, safe keeping, Marshal's
Office"
A large Maryland flag was also found on tho
premises, the same as that used on the eventful
18th of April.
While tho guard were investigating the differ
ent parts of the old City Hnl, II bag containing
leitera was found concealed under u coal pile
The bag and contents were taken in charge bv
the Provost Mnrshal, who will have them exam
med. Tho letters were composed chiefly of the
correspondence of Marshal Kane with residents
Of different aections of the country. We learn
that some valuable secrets were found among the
letters, which will go far to oriminate number
of persons.
The following is the oflicial inventory of the
war material seized
Six-pound Iron Guns Four pound Iron
Guns; ton assorted Shot; ! keg Shot for
Steam-gun 100 Flint Muakets; 2 Halls Car
binet; As Rifles; 3 Double harreled Shot Guns;
Single-barreed Shot Guns; Horse Pistols
TO Small Pistols liz Bullet Moulds A owt
Balls; Dirk Knives o Swords Kettle
Drums; | lot of Screw drivers l box of Mus
ket Cartridges SO Gum Coats "A Copper
Flasks; 20 Small Tasks; IS Muskets; III
Canisters | lot of Flannel Bags; IL Old Mus
kets 20 Minnie Muskets; AZ Halls Carbines
l lot of slow Matchea As 600 Percussion Caps
. kegs Ball Cartridges 1000 Rifle Ball Car.
tridges; 1885 Halls Rifle Cartridges; 3,162
Round Ball Cartridges; G,520 Long Ball Minnie
Cartridges 4 Canister Shot; ! Ball, l2-pOund-
er, labelled "from Fort Sumter TO Col Kane"
In addition to the above arms, subsequent
search disclosed tho fact that twenty or thirty
revolvers Ind been secrocl between the ceiling
and flooring OF the second story, Immediately In
rear of the Detectives room. A small number
Of revoveis were also found in one Of the out
houses
The best of these aims, aud some of the am
munition, have been recognized ms part of those
taken from the baggage car of the Massachusetts
regiment that was assaulted on Pratt street on
the 18Th Of April.
MORE ARMS FOUND.
The newly appointed officers of the Southern
district made partial search of the station
house yesterday, aud found three muskets
buried in the yard, and thirteen slowed away in
the loft, between the ceiling and rafters. The
muskets were new, and apparently had never
been used
Concealed in loft of tho Central station house
was found key filed with Hints, and 70 U. s.
muskcts. Continuing the search, false floor
was discovered in the main room OF the build
ing, under which was packed away like sardines
in u box, a number of muskets. A minute
search Of the ether station houses will be made
to-day, and it is expected that more treason will
he brought to light.
THE pLOT TuICKENINu.
The old City Hall affair having been exposed,
attention was directed to the different foundries
in the city, and resulted in the finding of five
field pieces and several gun carriages at the
foundry of Adm Denmead & Son, on North
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