The New York herald., 1864-11-29
TIE REBEL IECEEDItRY PLOT.
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TWO MORE ARRESTS YESTERDAY.
Supposed Clue TO Another OF
i the COnsriratOrs.
CURIOUS RUMgYS AB1UT TOWN.
George N. Sanders Said to be in Now
York as Chief Leader.
EFFECF or GES. DIX'S ORDER.
REGISTRATION OF SOUTHERN RESIDENTS.
Reward Of twenty-five Thousand Dollars
to DO Offered by the City.
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Stringent Order Of Admiral
Paulding.
MEETING OF HOTEL PRcP7!ET0RS
DE-. DO. ks.
EFFECT or GES. DIx'S ORDER.
REGISTRATION OF SOUTHERN RESIDENTS.
Reward Of twenty-five Thousand Dollars
to DO Offered by the City.
Stringent Order Of Admiral
Paulding.
MEETING OF HOTEL PRcP2!ET0RS,
Ae. 6e. ks

&e, DO. Es.
Tho authorities yet succeeded In arrestug all
che parties supposed have been connected with the
tate incendary faso The detective forcs undoT Mr..
Young the chief assisted by detectives McDougal and
Beuuet continue their Investigations with undated zeal
nnd vsor sparng neither pains expense to discover
and bring to justice the daring consprators.
TWO HesR PARTIES ARRESTED.
IN addition to the arrests previously made, Chief
Young and bis officers yesterday succeeded apprehend
tng suspicious Southerners who have been leading
sdle il not vicious fo their arrival 10 the city.
The Of these and the proof which the officers
have connecting them With the pcendisr SIN We are not
ut liberty present The detectv CO are daily
ceyiDg Information which will undoubtedly lead to the
Of other parties who not actually concerned 10
kndipg the fires intended to lay the city in ashes, can
sbe proved TO be accessories before the TACT
variety OF startling rumors abound In the city but
perhaps none Of them are entitled to much credit The
disposition 10 theorze and inveut plausible tales respect
Ing extraordinary OF every description
utronply marked feature In mankind and hence hall Of
ths Hoatng prevalent in the streets at the
present should be received with very great caution
und largo degree Of allowances.
SUPPOSED CLUE TO ONE OF THE coSsrIRAroas.
Among stories that turned up yesterday there
eus which is entitled to somo weight as 1t evidently
Cold In all sincerity by person deeply impressed him
bsf with It's truth aud Importance The name OF the iu
Dormant s n the possession OF the authorties but by
xequest refrain from publishing it, and also omit the
name OF the party supposed to have been Interested in
Ahe plot In order that the police suffer no obstacle in
kher invests saon The suspected Tpaty said TO DO
well known in this city, having been engaged in the
printing business here for time. He has been
ssng from the city for the last four until about
two ago, when he suddenly rsappeared among his
CORNER associates.
AN INTERESTING CONVERSATION.
On ths evening Of Sunday, the goth instant he took
ntron around town 10 company with former acquant
Ance and aer visiting several saloons and drinking quite
Freely the finally brought up at the Star House 10
4speusrd street. Here the suspected party whom for
bonvenisnce shall designate as Smith, upon being
questioned acknowledged 70 having been for the past
Swo years engaged in the business OF running the block
hde In connection With his brother, who, Is alleged,
has cleared over $50 900 since the breaking out OF the
War by successful operations 10 that business. Smith
stated that intended start the 2Sth instant for
Nassau via Canada for the business. He asserted
also that there plot on foot in this city which
would startle the community and that large number
Sf rebel officers present in New York connected
with Il
GEORGE n. SANDERS IN THIS CITY AND MANAGING
THE PLOT.
he asserted moreover that the famous George n
Dauders in this city, residing in secluded place,
and was managing the whole affair 10 connection with
d certain broker in Wall street, who, he said
Furnished all the required to on, the scheme
em,th declared that he himsef had times
on broker and proof OF this statement he ex.
hibed large roll OF grecubseks which he said he had
received the day before the broker He also stated
1hat certain hotel Broadway the headquarters Of
conspaors In this CITY, and the DunneRan Hotel the
principal rendezvous Canada tha, tho proprietor OF
Che latter was their agent 10 Canada aud mad daily com
muncaon with them by mail.
on the following day Smith mot per agreement,
nnd accompanied to the Post once, from which he
procured large number OF letters most OF which bore
he Canada mail stamps he said he had to take them up
10 certain hotel, there he met certain parties daily.
This Smith at one time taken prisoner at vcss
@urg but was sh:r,Iy si after released he wi. was
He describ ed being about five ieet inches in
height with light eyes, sandy complexion, wearing an
ron gray overcoat with greect plaid lining and oval cap
Ie Is apparently about thirty 1--WE years OF age. He
strictly desired that what he bad connded to his friends
Thought but 10 view Of the recent develop
ments is not At oil improbable that the pers'n whom
we have called Smith may really be accompics In the
1ancendary conspiracy.
KEoIsrRArIoN or SOUTHERN RErraRps.
obedience the instructions contained n the recent
southern ssaes Who are ss present or may hereafter
bake up abode 10 the district comprising the Depart
sames Al The headquarters OF General Peck large NUN
Der southeners presented themselves Yesterday aud
subjected to . most stringent examination by MAJOR
il T. Hayrsu D; O., who s cna,sea w,an na
bmce the applicant give their full name, age height
apd complexion; their Southern residence and their
present residence and employment here whore born,
&c. rney are then subjected 10 the mos, ria1
xamuatiou 70 whether they have ever served In the
Eouthern army, and II 10, whether such service was
Solupssry or compulsory Il requires considerable time
DO conduct those examinations. and not more than one
hundred persons register their pnmes In day, IN
9ess officers employed IN the prosecution oi the
business About eighty registered their names yestcr.
day and quito la-ge number we're compelled TO go
away without having their business attended TO- There
was nothing peculiar noticeable ~ the appearance or
eesnor OF any of these eSles that would distinguish
dhem equal number Of native New forkors NO
bxcitcment whatever was occastNned IN the vicln q
Che headquarters and everything passed on very quietly
CORVALLIS HorrL-AN ARREST AND JOKE.
TIE police made an arrest at Cowei's Hotel West
trset Monday The circumstances under which thts
arrest was mades,re somewhat peculiar and Imaginable.
Ne happened 10 have 10 his possession small patent
having apparatus, which, OF course he left
on learning OF the attempt which had becn made 10 frc
lhe city, naturally enough made search through the
BAire house. as to discover any evidences Of
nlarsm, the bedi occupied bv the young
Ohavipg apparatus found and the lockers on NOT
Knowing what tho article was intended, sup
Posed ths. u was some internal machine 'n.:ndea y
hracs or the shaving apparatus and he
ncop srcr arrested. Having been held IN custody for
oome time examination was bad when the whole mat.
Ger was cleared up ani the young man dfchsfgeu'
Tus COLLINS HOTEL.
90 Friday night two three suspicious chaYaetert
sere 10 the vicinity OF the Collins Hotel foot o.
kIaus street, North river They walked NJ and down VI
Front OF the hotel for several minutes and then pro
eeded 10 tho wharf adjoining The wachmao 10 charge
Srdered them "a wharf penalty OF being shot
qhey Immediately decamped Several other hard look
ur characters In he vicinity during the even
fpg but no attempt wes made 10 nre the promises
ruB INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Nttns international Hote on Friday night, two men
cne dressed army officer aSd The other ~ IRE
lnan, made tseu appeeraace ana dems1uea @ room