New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
concealed about his person. and to call his fellow

concealed about his person. and 10 call hs ieo~
Before the judge reached Louisville. the grasp Of
Gen. Burbridge was upon him. and be was srestea 90
traitor. The indignation of the decei'ea anu ou:
ragged constituency who honored hm Win !.eI .on
dence ragged fercely against Judge Bnihtts teasoh
And many Of tho "sympathzers IN our mus. eo -
be a. Indignant the loyal men: In the course sne
next few days after the arrest OF the chle OF ""
lucky conspirat1rs, various other members Oh o ~
were gathered. Among these is Wni. H. 1hoihas
TAILOR Of Jefferson County.
Mr. Thomas was at one time one Of the most sealous
of the Union men Of this city. lie was very Iperal
and thoroughly in earnest In an evil hour FOR BIS
peace his honor and welfare he forgot that he peoPo
Of the United States had not confded to him the man
agement OF the war, and he undertook 10 set up TOT MN
self Very Unfortunately for Mr.. Thomas. thc proof
him such that he could not look 1t In the lace
without feeling Of horror. We regret that no ever
hnother II The active engineers Of tbis mischief Is
DIR. Kalfus. Through the casualties OF war and
disease this man reached the commanderhip 81 the
18th Regiment of Kentucky Volunteers regiment that
has earned its full need Of glory in many WELDON
tested field ard has nobly sustained kentueky's
proudesf military claims. DIR. Kans forgot the position
assigned him and So degraded himself that Gen Rose
Grams dismissed him dishonorably from the military
service for dsloyaty From that field of disgrace DR..
Kslfus came % Louisville anc commenced businoos rs
traitorons coneprator.
this scheme II vilainy by the accession OF us Cbiei
20 the gang Of conspirators great many thlDk tAat
this fully reveals the meaning OF the dsastiohs hieIh
",
ertv tacrcd the necessities and comforts OF IN, SICK
and wounded soldiers. was destroyed IN Few hoars.
This was but mere taste of what these son'prhofs
designed for this city. when they secured the chefs
OF tie Waterworks and Fire Departments. they seemed
to feel that their heaven on earth had begun
The robbery OF Duponi's powder magazine was en-
gineered By this secret organization.
We have much more 10 reveal respecting the plans
and designs OF these men. but we cannos spare the
space to-day We give below list of the arrests that
have beer made great many OF our readers VIII re-
member that amonG these names are those OF men who
two weeks ago were In feyorish anxiety during the I'm
pressment Of horses because their loyalty was caued IN
question They were utterly Indignant that any one
could suspect the purity Of their devotion 10 the ned
States Some Of tlcrn took witnesres before
Col Farlegh Ia vouch for their loyalty, bu alas Tor
the proof Col Fnreigh was in possession OF The hand
writne Of some OF these very which coDolusyely
showed their activity In this organization.
The following are the names Of some OF those who
have been arrested:
Joshua r. Eulitt, q. w. a Pawn Dr. H. y ksfus VIM
T. Css,eL John Cos.u w h TLomas, Alfred Ilri.i Ihos
Jeer, Jo. r. Buchanan NJ j. Pan Chief OF Fire Depsrt
m.n,; John Hines, Henry stetrod, Michael Carroll VIM.
ixh.nry Erwin Bel. A. o. BraInin. A. J. Michel John
Rndd H. T. Tnsrn Chas J. Glars. Is {. Ksd,ord John n.
Talbot, WIN. q. Cray, X. g. r. Vaughn, Dr. A. B. Chsabs"