The New York herald., 1862-11-26
TIE CASE OF MRS. BalashIASs
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The Police Board Investigation
Continued.
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Close OF the Prosecution and
Opening of the Defence.
JUDGE DEANS sPEE>SH.
TESTIMONY FOR THE DE- .fENCE,
&c., DC, be.

TESTIMONY FOR THE EfENCE,
&c., dc. be.
The investigation this as yesterday resumed
before the Board OF Police Coz amissioDers Mr. Bowen
presiding Superintendent Ke Anedy and his COUNSEL ex
Judge Dean, in attoS dance AZ ten O'Clock tho l
Court was opened and ths/Grs, witness called.
Mr.. SIMEON HaAPEI's rEsrrsoNy.
Mr. Draper was the fir witness and examined
Did not know who arr sted Mrs Brnspadc, dM be
anything in regs rd her detention the
station house until few days previous TO her release
therefrom found her tho station house in Forty
seventh street on the evening OF the Sd OF November
two days previously two ladies', Mrs Elliott and Mrs.
Converse, caedson INN and asked Tor information
about Mrs Brs made, the lady long ncarcerated he
did not th ladies' at that time. they left the f-
lowing ctseS OF introduction written by the Rev. Dr.
Tying
sr GEoRers RrcroHy, Oct. 81, iss2.
NJ Ds.. IgMrs John \. .rEIlo.. oosmanican, Of St
IN Ses been conaned a he Forty seventh
81 Ss ussd States and S % ses
hs asS asks nay ns % s ~ ls s su, Mrs Elliot
ss sig NV s q + eny
n am win much respes siiE Ffps TYsG
Tse pext day ae addressed 'ester superintendent
kennedy inforring him Of what be had lesrned and in
tion Of Mrs Brnsmsec. The letter folows'--
rxkrERs Kennedy.
9rrEE or THE Psoyes5 i, M.ssm.s ssn
Sh's4HAI n NrW THf Yoss' M1n sov snr1s1ss T. issa
pss ~ aiSmsd ssaa Ms late Of
s ia 2T s'se 0s's
W you bese me 0 Wna eanse ana apen wsa
AAi0 s0e ana soi bsAFsa SSsf eGse;s H. General
superintendent Kennedy replied 10 this letter fol-
ors'os, 9r Surf or . TIN Ms9NoronrE 2, Poncs.(
n' sh00xI sT*'S1 SET 'SsSsa Soss. Soy so issa
Sa
e s surgeon wss wss placed in ~ssa s
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.spisd tha. Se:oud sem dseharse
SseSd"s Rer q New Orleans was reinqaisssd You viii
1 Know an ss sss prss % ss A. s
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aAns u my subject disposal
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Witness then wrote TO Washington TO the War Depart
e repy 6Ha hm
above ON receipt Of answer he wrote again 10 Mr..
Kenns<ly sfollows:-
or ,Hr NEW wAn fanp pnSsHrsrlT, Sos Y issa
yoas A. KEsnsDr, Esq; sug.rntcndent Of Polte
Sri srS M arsd 70 Wssapson , ITO & you, nO,e q sq,Sr
Just rsssssea a ,eissaln which the following seopy
in 70 Iis note TO the War Department was ihen
read and rintSin evidence:-
rH,nr rHon TN wag prr.nrxExy. 20,
psArrr-BAser did not arrest Mrs B Say: she ass
arrested by Kennedy
ssoord tees ain.wss as follows
sscoso gE,KeRAs.
To srrxos DR,rFR n Fifth avenue
sa, has Ssa Aaew :, G ogr he He nsys
rs Sser e1nf he 10 & he d snd cs sr
A' p s. WATSON, Assistant Secretary Of War.
The following tcesram vas also received from Marshal
Baker, who was examined an tbe,ttal:-
rrLxsn.S x.Rsnat BAKEn.
WAsHIEGToS, Nov. 3 1852.
detective oaicer from New YorE aching .nderorder j.
A Kennedy, superinicL dent OF Police. : p.vpp
p.ovost Marshal War DspSrneat
TIE following ,eeg.ams was also received from ths
War Department signed ~ }. d. andrews clerk 10 tn
ONCE q the Secretary OF wai;-
Mr. ANDREWS prsrA7cnIs.
Baker CD 10! arrest Mrs B. says she arrested by
wAsHscTosr Nor, s, l62.
Neher he Sar pepa ,meni Baker appear 70 know
any hing about Mr.. Bf1nsmaae. g. A.
witb these documents witness called ca
Keunedy who mEediaely ordered the discharge Of Mrs
Brinsmade N the o.cwins terms
CsPt sL.yI, Twenty Pleeinct;- -
You WI release Mrs. A Bfiusnsne from custody forth
""'' 1AO'' ''' 0'' SSo a. l. RExSEDY sart Di Police
BY Mr.. Bowen-o These all the pspe.F in tie case'
A. Yes that orccr projected to orty see.h street
station house With him produced the order AM Mrs.
Brinsmade was discharged, took her la carriage TO
the hotel and since that time have her bu,
on leaving her ,eluested bef 70 give statement OF
her case in writing, which sue promised do also
sent or Dr. Phelps. who connected with the Leevue
Hospital for several years. and requested him also to
state his In writing. so that IN ght understand the
whole matter AID at any time should be ategToga,ed
two statements.
ny Mr.. Dowen-Q These are all the fsctsY A. Think
they are
Cross examined by Mr. pean--Q Mr. Draper you ale
Provost Marshal General OF the War Department. AL
am, sr q. Whea were you appointed A. believe On
the 4h o October don't calect the date. ap-
pointed Comm sipacr % the war Department the 3lst
OF July. q lou have bccu Act Provost MAJ shq Gene
ral since that hmes a. lcs 81. q. Has the Provost
Marshal any IRIS - q PAGES q coniueme 1 IL the city
II New YORK io The confinement II pes arrested for
Offences ecnUel against Le eoyerhmen, of The tinted
ieve, always haa the usual prisons Il re c1nIy or et
Tor such purposes there ia 81 the state ptng tha
g"vernmeni that privege one individual whom rest
ca requested Superintendent keunody t. Lid him Tor
me, and be did 50, the Is Philip Ioewenhs who
wss charged with stealing b,unty money from sodlsts
Ihe order was a. ioAOwss-
oRprR ~ Tas LoEafsrHAt c,s,
ofncs o. rAK paoyost MARSHAL or,
Jso. A. Ksvsrpr Es4, superinienoenl rolfe 80
Dsar ss-1lssse srr.s ssssc y saa qe,sn y
soldiers ! have taken AIDA .,us,rs ~ y's s,oE
obsye him prosee 'o'' - .,, ntrs.sn, .. ,ss
-~E DRAris, rics,s. ;sisnai ccrea.
wv Mr. bowrs-N hs, is the object 3. th.sy
Mr. Desn--It T. TO show that the pares Used By the
government or the eonhnement o. persous ao the proper