, 1864-08-13
THE ELOUKBVILLE AIRES rS.
More Developments of Cuppcrlead
Treason.

tt1oM tne t<ou1sFlne Uail7 Ffets, Aug.
On SATURDAY,, the 30th Of July, Gen. Bur
pulls, on visit to Gov. Morton. Il was
known that Judge Joshua Bullitt, who was
elected to q judgeship Of the Court Of Ap-
peals, by the Union voters Of the Judicial dis.
trict, WHs the leader Of the Kentucky branch
OF this treason. He has been on. the wior
almost iucessantly for months past, among
the traitors Of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio, and when not thus engaged, he was
busy at home In seducing men from honor
tu ruin. His various Interviews Of this kind
are thoroughly Euown. We shalt merely al
lude to one, where Judge Bul!i,t made a ten
hours siege at one conspicuous K=ntuckiAn.
and be reported to bis fellow consplrators
swerge- We could detail matters OF .thls
Kind that might cause Judge Bullitt almost
to thiI that We were IN tie brcast-pocket of
bis coat, In all "the mopustruck madness"
tbst ernrred his evil spirit.
On Saturday, the 30:h Of July, judge Bull
lit reached indianapolis in compaay with
one Of the busy conspfrators from Missouri
The Judge hurried Oh from IndlAnapolis IN
order to have the checks cashed that were
concealed about his person, and to call h1a
fellow sssaseins together, to:report pro sress.
But, alas tor Judge Bullltt, he found
"Tne best la1d schemes o mice an men
Gang AFT a-eley;
And 1ea'e u. nau.ht bat grief and pin.
For promised 10y"
Before. tie Judge reached Louisville, the
grasp Of General .Buroridse was upon him.
and he was arrested us traitor. The indix-
uation OF the deceived and outraged constit-
utucy who hoDored him with their cont
d<nce, roges dercely against Judge Bullitt's
treason AMI many OF the = sympathizers''
in CUR midst seem Ia be as Indignant as the
10y al men. In the course OF tile next few days
after the arrest Of the Chief of the Kentucky
conspiratore, various other members Of s.
LIS we're gathered. Among these Is Wm
Thomas WIS at one time one Of the most zeal.
oua Of the Union men Of this city. He vas
very liberal, and thoroughly In earnest, In
III evil htur ter his peace, his honor and his
Wenase, he forgot that thu people Of the Uni
ted States had not contded in him the man
set up Tor himself. Very unfortunately for
Mr, Thomas, the proof sgaiust him Is such
that he could not look 1t Ii the face without
a felling Of borror: We regret that he ever
forgot his duty to the laws.
Another Of the active, engineers OF the
ties of war and disease, this man reached the
commaI dership Of the 18th regiment Of
Kentucky volunteers, regiment that has
earned It's full need Of glory On many q we'll
contested field, and has Eobly sustained
Kentucly's proudest claims. DR.. Kalfuh
forgot the position assigned him, aud so de-
graded himself that General Rosecrans dis
missed him dishonorab1y from the military
service for dIsloJ atty. From that field Of
Disgrace Dr.. ka1fus camo to Louisville, and
commenced business Us ,traitorous CON
spiTator
orued to this scheme Of ylllalny BY the
secession Of it's chief to the gang Of con-
spi,ators. a great many thi1k that this
tnlly reveals the meaning OF the disastrous
fire in this city, in which nearly a million
dollars worth Of Government property, ga
cred to the necessities and comforts Of the
sick and wounded soldiers, was destroyed In
a few hours. This was bat mere tlste Of
what theee conspirators designed for this
city. When they secured the chiefs of the
water works and fire departments, they
seemed to feel that their heaven on e11tL
had begun.
The robbery of Duponrs powder mara-
zire Y as engineered BY this secret orsauiza.
Eion.
We have much more to reyeal respecting
the plans and designs Of those men, but We
c: mot spare the spice today. We give be
low list Of the arrests that have been made.
a great many Of our readers will remember
among the names are those Of men who two
weeks ago were In feyerish anxiety during
the imPreEEmeut of horses, because tae1r
loyalty Was called in question. They were
utterly indignant that any one could GUS.
poet the purity Of thetr deyotlon to the
un1ted States. Some Of them took uumer-
ous witnesses before Col Farleigh to vouch |
for their loyalty, but, alas! tor the proof,
Col Fsrlefgh was in possession Of the
handwriting Of come Of 'theee very cases, |
which conclusiEe1s showed their activity ID
his organization. This should be warn
ng to Union men not to be too supple in !
'ushiDg forward to testify IN matters OF |
which they cannot positively be certain,
where the military may be thwarted in their
work. Those membars Of this
'1der who were indignant ut the Idea OF hay
ng their leyalty susp, cted, when the Gov
:rnment vented the use Of their horses, give
! glowing Illustration of Miit MS stnoug6t:
That practiced fnsehood under eafntly show,
Deep malace to conceal"
The following are the names Of some of
hose who bare been arrested:
Joshca F. B11litt, @. ". Payne, Dr.. Il. E.
= q nns, Wm- T. casseli. John Colsan, ". <.
!: Bac9anan A. n. J Psql. ohlef Of Fire Depart,
.asrol WIN. Fitzhensy, Erwin, Bel, a. q.
3ra1nfp, 4. J. Mitchell, John Ruld. R. s. Th.rfni
has. J. Clark. B c. Reufv1d, John II, Taibntt
Sm. Gray, II S P. Tcushn, Or. a. s. Cnac.bers