New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

c R Is od me he arrested me by order Of the Sec
,etary Of War; thst was accused OF being SPY
pagers in my possession the psbI
had were examined; he asked why came North ,oS NV
for pyste reesons he ssid he would ena n,Y no,bne
he cond send me 10 New Orleans for he said La Deel Ny
indcreet the remark was that had 'aa stone" ~
O. Did he charge that Lst was VA n cop-se
Tia, the only thing he e9ao did rot want to
20 to New Orleans 60 Newly ors ehn S he 1Bt
BOwles Supposed was going e S,eolss Hotel He ex
amined my private papers
HsssiS Sd be ee was no evidence TO hold essapy
O VIVA, ala he say sbout your private ie'!ei't 49,
He said that they S SsTs ~, hs'y yOrtlal
He said nothing only tgst one or two were veiy sooo
LOOKING ne he had to show to the Of
W,, bss61 he gave them me came to NewYork in
% Whist was his manner when he was coming onl
a He was exceedingly afectonete, and called me " my
desr and Be was brought right round to the corner
of Booue and Broadway Bowes got out OF the car
risre he did not tell me what place ne SAD he hsd
70 stop for orders he came instantly back and SAID should
be taken Foyeventh street staonHousei the dnvet
had got down and told him wherever he drove me to send
word TO an acquaintance bad at the Everett House was
carefully deposited the FOrtyseventh street staton-Houe
Mr. Bowles remained there week or ten days, TAX
Captain. and sergeants and Policemen every day. Mr..
Baker after had been there neary three weeks he
sand he to release supposed mad got tired OF my
place Secretary Of War sad Mr. Kennedy had been
very anxious send TO NewOesns but that he aker
had the Secretary Of War; and was not necessary that
Mr. Kennedy had reported repeatedly TO send me TO NewOI
he
by saying thai be would send me oy peh Sd 9ch vessel
bat only satisfy him lKennedy)i he said Mr. hennta.
wished tine release but he lBaSerl would not
let him. he said should be released next day al or
u o'clock; that he was going 10 Albany that nisi
should rot 20 away with any else but him that If let
Mr. Kennedy know where | went after len the station
this man Bowes. why wss in the Ssonhouse; he said
he did not he had wait his orders from the
War Department. frequently asked the officers. when they
went down to make Their report II Mr. ksgnedy had any
orders the invarsble reply was that Mr. Kennedy can do
nothing you till ne receives orders from Washing
BY BatlowDid Nh Baker urge that you honld not remain
Ale wanted me to 20 to Philadelphia with him that II
would 20 with him would be discharged that he would
place ms where neither Mr.. kennedy any body else
could am guilty Of no charge whatever; came
North live till the war Is over; was guilty Of no political
gave no information bearing upon any po-
ltical or military subject.
of Nh Baker said you Rebel SPY, how could he
saw he would take you 70 Philadelphia
4 don't know; only know he said he would do II ]
told him il ii necessary Tor me to 20 IN the country
with Mr. John II. Elliott, IN Tweniyhird street; had a
letter Mr. Soaring authorizing him 20 advance money or
me l never knew Mr.. Kennedy til this moment; when !
a.ked Mr. Barlow iar know, he bad nothing to do
with my imprisonment swsys understood from the time
went 70 the sationh that r Kennedy was my cGo-
dian the officers said Mr. Kennedy could do nothing till he
heard from the War Dersmeot MI Baker tod me was
By President Boweu-Mrs Brinsmade, what your
treatment IN the Station House
and all the officers Of the Sstioniiou very
large where al the complaints are lodged had sepa-
rate room by myself aken adjoining house for
my meals far as the officers OF the Sauonhouse
ceTned have no complaint
By judge Dean-Ths room wss not cell
Oh they would not have dared to put me in cell
one allowed to call asked permission 20 send
letter but refused pitched letter out OF the win.
See Dq had asked permission to o eeT SUBJECT to IN.
spection they si they had authory asked fr.
power and could DO nothing for Baker aed upon
me nearly two weeks before was released.
Superintendent henDedy-lt was the l5,h Of October.
Witn.s-The last tine BOwles called upon ] think
five six days before Teessed he expressed
mt fIll ma
Kennedy would next day, and would hive hearing
before the Board OF Commissioners and would be re.
leased.
tMrs Brn.msde has figure rather bon point is of fal
medium hight has lively preston Of ounieoanee with IT.
project she should undertake and as not easily cast down
TESTIMONY OF MRS I.11orr.
Mrs John H. Elliott 10 2el West Twerty-thi-d street.
lived neigaboI to her ftber in New Orleans asked 81
Kennedy If could Ms Biin.made, what she was
confined he said could notthat she arrested e.
general spy that he had watched aud presence had
SveIshsdowed hor since she had landed ia New York
he there; when she was at the Everett House
be bsG SRsR S Sa went n to Msoa BIZ
IN the right place to prevent her dong mischief
wss her accuser; be aid " l. madam nsr acca.er -
these are the very words asked permission Mr
fSns 70 de- WITH s h he Ioi aid that was the ne
fknsw abe was in Forty street suppose ten
general spyhat she ought 70 be huug said she
sorth6t thoughess gcdy thing ike her on the one W no
wsa arrested ia Washinston. who making wsfon of
herself carrying outline the very 70 be employed
spies that her husband had lost ia the Reb
vice and had daupeDei his erdor; Mr Koupelr
was uocyil; think the interview Thursday some
four five days before Mrs Brnsmads res,se; Had no
letter Of introduction biz kennedy had to ST. DTaper.
saw Mr. Diaper day. tie letter o.
ssfrom Dr. Tying his politics, believe. beyond doaot,
MI Bsrlow-Mnisters at the North never have any poll
Wi,ness-ony except Dr. Tying.
President Bowen-N hat are Dr. Tyng's politicsl
WtnsssNHe il patriot Of course no illusions had been
made 10 the or Police Department before Mr. kenuedy
tsd Thsti is with tie depaIelt 90 not which lie
Q. Was there anything offensive in Mr. Kennedy
A. Mo- the only thing he was rude in was hs ges,ures
do not think he mean, % be PARTICULAR rude he dd not In
suit me al ALI did not consider myself nsued very
much frightened because he'd never been in such place
fore IN my life.
20 the fortyseyenhstIeet nd Of stopping
bToOne street. and while there Mrs Brusnade in
to carry message 70 friend.
Mr. Barlow believed tbst while NJ Kennedy had not q.
eseded his duty that tue fac in relation 10 Bowe and
where.
Pres't Bowen ssid that any apology in reference
10 bringing forward the case was gIatultOus. MIR.
Barlow was IN tie exercise OF night which IL was
his duty TO exercise. The Board Of Police were
grateful that nc bad brought the matter before the
public; II true, very serious consequences Won
result if false 1t was due 10 DR. Kennedy that it
should lie investigated. He wOuld be Obliged to
CltlLcn WHO WOulu chubS du investigation Wleu
circumstances demanded il. The Board would not
permit the Invasion Of citizens rights, however
humble that citizen might be.
Justice Leonard testified to meeting Mr.. Bntterfed On
Broadway told him he under che sent back
20 Orleans the following day Mr. Bu.teed then ssid
feihought was unnecessary for him 10 call Mr. Ken.
hedy had never had any conversation up that time VIII
the Superintendent Battered sid II was ~ Be sent
home thai was tie best thing fos her.
HI baio" said the lazy had as yet received her letters
csgucsfcoypes.
Inc case was then adjourned over 10 next Mon
day al III O'clock.
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