The New York herald., 1862-11-25


shan'' A. Yes, sir. Q. are there not two marshals
1aier-ons Provosi nsssha Of District .hs other q
The War Department; cannot define thsr duties or IN
Sey a
and reported 70 him soon could M him. told
him had come "p,png woman, and that was suae e
concerned he said he would think Of it, that that was
Sunday bu be said the spot he could render any
wait over IN 10 morrow, any way, not longer SAID
would wait til thought had things all right y WINE
we're you acting Saar hs and
So him. that at least orce every day Did he
appoint man 70 act with your 4. When he sslkeq
tuaed and whetber be could appoint to Assist me-
he said he had very few men, but he mentioned one
send along With me- O. Did you the morning after your
arrival Washington write statement to Young the
a. Ss
reported Baker ali right must remain over % NOR
no, longer VIII rn ysssrn MEANING as soon sa.s, 2,
a. Yes. O. You were acting cadeg biz advices A. Yes;
was % ...as his say.e "a! Sss Wy "a
wen. there. Did yog tel what you -
hW once day was obliged to see him when brought
those whom arrested before him; when made the
son what 70 do sf he did not Did
anything about iT A. He wished me to leave the room
that he might have Some conversation with her oy nssse
when came back he told that he had had conver
sa,ion with her uncle, and that was ms desire VIM ne
send her back to New York and let ner 20 70
Nav Orleans friends He told yon that ner uncle
Dunn advised 70 have her sent new York and frsm
there New Orleans her riendsf A. bo'h saiu .nas
Mr. Dunn addressed his conversation more 70 me tnah 70
Mr. Baker O. Is this part Of the letter truel suggescd
that the should send her 70 New Oreas by
Cd by Coz Baker, A. never heard the Word govern
mcnt Ased they looked to me as the party responsible
for the woman simply in that way. 2 VINO was 70 pay
reported here when came; reported TO M Kennedy as
directly wc generally DO in these cases. ! ro
not see him personally on the subiect2 A.
saw him time after my return here before
yon Sec Kcnnedyp A. did not. q You say that yon
understand that the government was 70 SEND he
10 New Orleans? A. said that Dann said nothing aooa.
the government paid her fare here. @ Who furnished
the ncueyY A Mr. Kennedy furnished the money nlti-
did YOU know Mr. Kennedy would ultimately ray if A
Because when here end presented my bl ne pald
Tn,ted sta,esq A. suppose so; Mr., Kennedy Pro-
Marshal for the government and he expended tne
money Sc od no no loIe 20 1eda Se idea
that the government paid iR A. Not at an
the southern mr., Of the State Of New York and acting
in that capacity paid considered myself acting as
} Assistant Marshal Q. And not as policeman -. =,
dcred my privileges policeman because Mr Kennedy
made me his Assistant Provost Marshal .; Who laG "a
the money had with Inc while there tod Mr. baker
that was getting short q money ana ~ NV wa'
made ont inventory OF my expenses, amounting 70
$50 and he gave me the money 2. state what
passed at your interview with Mr. Kennedy after
you left Mrs Brinsmade at the station house.
A. can't rccollect exactly; gness my first interview
was with Young and he told that had better go and
sec him myself with reference TO finding a vessel for
Mrs. Brinsmade that would take her 70 New Orleans
Young told so Adutant General Tompkins Office
and inquire when a vessel was going and 10 tel him
what his wish was; tha, when he had vessel going be
would take lady from here to New Orleans; saw at
the Office Captain Turner had told him that was an
Officer and by direction Of Captain Kennedy 10
inquire he would have vessel for New orleans,
telling him that we send lady there Caftain
Turner said they would probably have vessel going
: ! in a sew days; | asked him il an order wond
be necessary he replied that would be necessary
him have note from Captain Kennedy recurring
Transportation for the lady told Captain Kennedy
and be said he would make that matter right; he then
wrote which took back with me- he said Here
YOU mad better tke this letter had Baker' this
was the first time letter from Colonel Baker 10
Captain Kennedy tock the letter TO Captain Turner who
SAID tina. he would let us when he had vessel
going two days after that again the request
/, Young he said the SapeTntendens order 10 me
To attend To the business and see The woman or again
, saw captain Turner, who ,od me 10 inform Captain Ken
ney that leishting great deal would b.
nncsr,an when he would have after that
we; to the Navy Yard, by Sergeant Youngs direction
with the Instructions rs before and VINO also io'
I ac. rlmonated: that there q vessel that would b
ready go few days and that ought 70 go aboart
ea',,au entered lie yard told him what wanted and
replied that he would accommodate me with grea
taken ont NJ vessel TO Ike for freight, and
therefore be had way OF accommodating lady; re-
ported this that was the last 81 time went Q about
left service leave oi absence; made request lo
the privilege Of gong went because got u better pay
, Nys.lr; I went TO detective officer M
d,S colonel I.ker. 9. yca &c, , buck here viii
e And al as Z D2asns ns,Mss for, for Trans an,
AMI ~ l0tt OctObers A. Yes. After got back q
W..b, ,cn md yor any conversation with BAKER, A.
a.n,, ts. : Nyshing was saa between rs about Mrs
10 f 'ss asn ~ IN sSn that Iaa %
with recafo % her JSao nv, I1d ne come 70 Nov Nov
York subsequently, ss aas' 4 6ss csS, ss GT Ssa Hn
no s e ia soseS' se @ lto Wa <sr he had gone o when h
returned did you learn tina -, him heard il il ,h
ONCE from The 'ds dspuy nps 'ess that sp'ss ssrs .
4 himself and asked MIN Ser's sgpa,urey--Ii ct
g. DO you know cCiSas, lionel ga his signature
rhs letter has appeared in the co. spsndaon n" ,Sa b,
subectl 9. Was il Col. Bakers y The FIRST YES
she should be sent back TO New Orleans ~ art here
| SER A. don't know. O. Did yon make tsr back I,
your arrival A. No; was told TO bring v 10 Ken
! Captain Kennedy; asked him what sboulds sssmen
nejy, and he replied that he would make fu s. vet
himself. Q, Did you accompany her after her ~
saw her on the cs at the depot when starting for y.
Sss sS es qs,oSy n t1e d D %s,s:%s a.. %s,
back was there any other but YOU in chasge Of A.
No, was alone; she bad made good many friends in
the cars by the time We got here some persons one
| landing
say thz the lieutenant Mr. Grapevine. made no observa
ti9ns in the case a. He was in conversation with her,
dscusssg about soldiers politics and secesh che talked
loud ne low but sat beside them and could bear what
Dol said. G. Did you hear anything tressonabe on his
par on the cars7 A. did no, think he talked right FOR
lieutenant the United states Army. u Were any Of his
remarks REASONABLE, A. ] cannot say they spe
| caIy. Q. You say you arrested him because he gave
tacit consent reasonable remarks what
consde red reasonable her part. A. You misunder
stood me- she got Washington he called upon her
- three times day; once III the evening, at least,
woo. went out walking with her 10 the streets,
think he I'D her dsnoupcing the tag, the
anu when ns~ and 50 forth. arrested him To
sohiers, the g0vefaneu. : TO hmself--no, for what
ascertain sOuething with raSa, '~ithin two three
ne said 10 the cars: arrxss2 2s,c '''' get
-. Dim ~
- .x-,.,, 4 Washington. "
sa ms franeyne A. cannot say ,nai did
y,aV's W ~ " aa Know whether you arrested h & Ns~
w. So,secman on your own respoas oi in Wasnse