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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

LnurESASr GENERAL GRANr.-At near
six o'clock last evening General GRASr rode
down PsnnsylvAniA avenue, his only escort
being one orderly. His wsll-known features
werosoOn recognized. Hewas eheersa Justify
and the crowd became so great to do him,
homage that u was almost impossible for him
to progress. HN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

THH ARnr or THE TENNEssEE.--Major
General Jom A. LOGAN has succeeded Major
General o. 0. HowARD, in command Of the
Army Of the Tsnnessee. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

Persons roaidinsor bsine In Washingtsnr
vhe desirs passports fSr trsvellpg AbFosd,
ean obtsin the sAms, with ths isAst pOssibis
expense asa dslay, On psrsasf application
ss the Dsp.rtmsnt q State. lsia fnyt-sn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
ThsPresidenVs Assassination I'm Leeds,
ENGLAND.

We have been permitted to copy for publi-
cation the subjoined private letter, addressed
70 q gentleman In this city by member Of
the town council Of Leeds. Al town meet
Ing held in Leeds on Monday evening, May
ist, called BY the Mayor, to express the horror
knd resrst Of The ei.ileps at the assassination
Of President LncoLs, councilman Joy made
a stirring speech, flled with kind expressions.
such a. are uttered in his iottsr, which We
print below: ati 1fl.ftf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

Gov. ASpAHw is the guest Of J. NJ FoRBEs.
The Governors STAFF ara. the guests Of Pro-
vost MArshal General INaRAHAH.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

~ u InIlINNT UlNEllL'a tUFIlE
WAsuInUfoH, D. O.. May ~, 1883.
In ordef @ give oalcsra of the army a. epPo'
taniiy % witness he iesiswof ne armiss oa ~
28d and 2lih lnsuni, Ne rsgulailon prohieiiia,
omccrs from vlsilihs ne eapirAi without spec,
authority from The War DspArimeni is susPens'-
to ihelude the S0th instant
BY ofder offho essrtlsfy of War
u d. TOWNSEND,
mylo-A Assistant Adiasaai osAsFAi
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

BosTos, May 2l.--The steamship africa
sailed thls norning for Liverpool with $780,
O00 in specie. .sf
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F9PECIAI NOTICE9.
as-capltoI and Capitol oround. % ),

A0rcapitol and Capitol Grounds 20 hs
d.---On TUESDAY, SD, aud WEDNESD1YI
Gath, the Capitol aud Capitol grounds will vi
el0sed. The Capitol, in consequences " The voh
crowds; and the trees and shrubbery In Ill
grounds Nould be ruined were the grounds Ia
open. - stss II. u. fRENCH,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

- ~. ~ - ~ - ~ ~
r'..,e. r'.,ts..s M 3nFss---.I .|tnt4is "a
tlsmsnt q. CInv ~ cI1se ton1.1-
nienf--rhsy ocsupy Gem nalsihlno
Fonrnrss MoNnon, Nay 13...aJc1 Dn5|a
.snd clsment D. riay. amer havink been sakeh
rerferday aflsrnoon from the steamer Clyde
were imn,ediats tsly escorted inside Ne Fortress
and Al once placed IN the closest eondne-
mort IN the eeiIs prspaIsd fof them upon the.
second tier cnssmnfes. They occupy cells
adjoining each other and arc cafefdily
anardad hy two ofIlcoru and twenty mon 81
the 3d Pennsylyania artillery, Of the fort
Nh Davis ana family ana DE 3IEs of
Clement q. Clay remain On board The steamer
Clyde, which has been eoaling ~ day, pre-
paratofy 70 conveying them and Col. Pritch-
ards command pouthWnrd again. = !.
Tho strietcst regulations are being enforced
BY the military authofities respeuting ptf-
sons visiting the Fortress BY order Of the
Secretary OF War, no one, either civil OF fnih
itafy. IA allowed % enter the Foftress, unless
provided with passes which are furnished
very sparngly By the coniniandef Of tho Psst
one nay Later frosa Europe Ssha-
ston,s Surrender E,8oksd upon AZ =
Forsgoie consinntsn = Ths Pirate
shenaahoah Cruising on lIelboiirnt.
NEW Yonk, Nay "a, - Tho steamthip
EdinburR. from Liverpool on The 10th, tt1
Queenstovn on the flth; has arrived hero
with dates one day later.
A Point De Gale telegram Of Nay lat says
s,rebsl pirateis reported TO have arrived a
MAnilla. ssf
JohnstOn's surrender was generally 70
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MoonrIEtD Horar, HfAnIEaLKf,
-7TT- LRNp.. n M1Y, iells

MY Dnkh sm Though Il is NOW near
two years since, through your great kindness,
had the happiness 70 be introduced 10 that
great and good man, President Lincoln,
now no more; yet have not forgotten the
interview, or ceased for one moment 10 enter.
tain the greatest admiration and respect for
hls transparent honesty Of purpose, and un-
hiuching 6rmness In carrying out what he
believed to bS right. sympathize deeply
with you and your country at this great loss,
though do not think for a moment that Il
win retard the extinction Of The robellion,
which has ragged so long, but which happily
10 now near its end, ! sincerely trust. IWish
Il was in my power to convey to you tho
intense eommiseration felt in this country
By all eiassss On the news arriving crowds
assembled on the streets, and seized eagerly
any one in possession ofa paper, as anxiously
inquiring n the news were correct. as " II
had almost been our own honored and beloved
Queen, who with noble widows sympathy
has hastened 10 address IN autograph letter
u Mrs Lincoln, a. well a. TO your Govern
ment, and wS heartily rejoice In this express
sion of sympathy and good win, send you
to-day Lsedh Mercury, in which you will
and what took place at the town meeting
yesterday. I deeply regret the want Of
power and ability felt In cndeavoring TO DO
anything like Justice TO the memory Of
good, honest Abraham. y s
do hope America, and Americans, will
after this natural and true expression Of
English feeling and sympathy, look with a
kindlier eye, and exercise more charitable
feeling In regard TO those unpleasant oireum-
stances, which have necessarily arisen out Of
the strict neutrality, which believe on the
whole England has endeavored 10 observe. l
could not let this opportunity pass without
writing TO express my own individual sym
pAthy, and again to thank you for your great
kindness and attention 10 me and my son
when we were In Washington in 1858,
With best wishes remain, ray dear 81 2,
yours very truly, VIZ. GLovER JOY.
To tho Hon. HoRArIo KINd, Washington.
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m n o I Al
fRKEpnEs's BrBE1r,
wAsnxgros, D. O, Nay 70, 1875.

-. - MAAhAAVfoAi y. S.i Nay ~, AooS.
Ia Aesordanee with General Orders, War D.,
pArtment, No. o.. I enter Immediately np0n ~
duties Of commissioner Of refugees, freodmsi
and abandoned lands Tho bureau conlempias
In tho order viii be located atthe corner Of 90
Nineteenth streets.
All commissioners, however appointed, w
have the charge Of froedmon, are requested 4
maks a report, ~ soon a. possible Of the charaf1
ter and extent OF their work
The commissioners or Huperintendents In WI
ginia, South Carolina, aud Loulsiann are isl
qucsied % report 70 me, direct, tho Amouui
land reey may have under HuPervisiOa for %
use OF freedmen.
The department commanders in the insure,,i
tlounry States will do me favoE By transmAl
ting 4 copy o. the diEeront orders issued Y
'themaaiyess o. By their district commandeTs, "
lating % the Government aud employmsn' I
While K shaiI he my.obleet 10 secure as nu,1i
uniformity ~ possibl6 IN The matter 0f empie{
ment aud instructlon of freedmen, l eArRssli
solicit desperation IRON all ohlcern and agse9.,
WHOSE position or dnty ronders Il possible v
them 70 AID ne. The negro should undeTsIL
that be Il really lIee, bat on no account, II aIll
10 work, should he harbor the thought thai n
0osernment viii support him In idleness.
tis.II o. q. HOWARD,
AAeI 9enerAi, Com r of Rresamea'l Bars.a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

The crowds Of persons on the house tops,
in the windows, and on the sidewalks,
greeted the column as 1t passed with waving
handkerchief, flags, and deafenihg cheers.
Boquets were thrown 10 the men as they
passed. As regiment would pas with is
tattsrsd battle-aags the most deafening cheers
would be given by the vast multitude.
rms APPEARANCES 6r'sHERAAS's HEROES.
Although they have but just arrived from
their toiisome campaign in the South, saER-
NAS's MEN appeared in good trim. II was
generally remarked that they displayed a fne
physique, and had apparently proated from
their foraging among the fat turkiss Of GsOr-
Eia. Their faces we're finely brOnEsd, and they
marched with eirm, elastic estep that seemed
capable Of carrying thom straight to canSdO,
or By flank movement TO Mexico, in q
short >Spaoe Of time. So promptly were their
movements executed that the column bad
passed the reviewing stand about o'clock,
D. m. stn4 H y HHt .frH.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

Upon the rvviswing stand were the Pred.
dsst. Lsut. Gen GnAST, Secretary Of War,
Secretary Of the Navy, Secretary of the
Treasury Postmaster General. Attorney
General, Maj. Gen, HArHs, Maj. Gen. RAW.
LEss, and Majors Gen. SHERMAN, HowARb,
LosAN, BLAIR and BLocuH.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

have eameoR May 23d, af tho Sixth Street Presby.
terlan church. for the hcneht Of Island Baptal
church, Is postponed % FRIDAY, 25th Of Nay, hI
Consequence Of the review. IL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

A1-Thc Sacred Concert which was 70
have eamooa Nay ga, at tho sixth Street lresby.
church, Is postponed % FRIDAY, 2sth Of Nay ii
Consequence of the review. IL
ns-Preslom National t-The EmaneI
patton Proclamation Vindiented The Emans.
patton Proclamation of the Prcsident Of Val
ted States, issued January I. 1858, aud Letter Il
the President of the united Staten 70 the UBiss
,sSSs isss pp''f Fsr% VIM cc,s
0mcially Revised and Corrected. For aale alll.
.NArioSAL RkruBLIc1N olce Prioe--rrn eenhl
per copy; 12oopic., elS % copies, ~. AAA't,
free q postage, % any pan of ihs Unissd ssai''
srAsetsnt rtss, Afts.-lHsdissr ofth.
celaIn ware found IN ihs iase Al In
eulaneum, which have been forwarded 70 the y
eiety of Antiquities IN London, whereof yoarI
correspondent Haya the bottle resembling Dnks't
Plaptation Bitters was undoubtedly plaecd an'as
the ruins BY the agout of Dr.. Drake. We dssirs
state that hs i iasorruci in every respect. nal
bottle was fonnd there bearing cur Lettering, MI
language Of the Ancient Romans was di1ereuil
from the accepted literature of that day. Odi
Agent has other business than this IN KnrOPe ui
has not been In Italy ~ all. No doubt AmerieaSi
carry Plantation Bliters 70 Rome but trying N
impose upon society Of Antiqnarians In Ihs
way seems quite useless, and We do not apPreo.
ate the Joke, Jtis unneceHsary for us % spent
mOuny IN hufOpe Whtle We ure uuabie 70 eapNll
the demand for those celebrated Blttora hore.
Respectfully, 7. II. DnAKE Co.
az New York state selaisr.' Agen,J
remOsod eD8 y street, between Twelfth and fhf
tssnth streets All information Of Interest n
value 10 thu soldiers Of New York, OF lAsi
fispda. furnished grAtuitonaly upon apPneatit,I
~ their new f0ouls either In porson or BY lelisT
No. 2a3 Y sireet, between fwelfih and Ihf
teenth stseetA mhl-sAi1ihl
As-Poopls's Telegraph View Firs|
Grass LINk, direct 10 NEN YORk, BOSTON,
aud 70 Important points. Washington Omes
REPUBLICAN BulLnlNG, OIL Ninth sire,
Ska ssss ssoss Hss lsssus srs s.I
Fifteenth and y strests opPSsI,s Treasury euiA
iehle-tf Manager % wszhiagtoa District
So The Dridal Chamber, an Icasay oi|
Warning and Instruction for Young Mea. AhA
new aud reliable treatment fcf Diseases Of N
Urinary and ssxral sysiems eent fres.
.esied enyelogea Address, DIR. J. skiLLl
Pa. - mhsl.y
av- A Friend IN Need p Those ri
quiFiag 4eonadontial medical aasisinncB shopli
apply 70 some regular educated physician ybs
has made certain diseases his special study
Suoh n man Ia Dr. DARBY, who u daily eurihf
numbers o. both sexoa, aud every age, who hauI
been 10 Az the self-ealled doctors IA this ciiy
sad speat valuable time and money, VIII p
are more moderate lhAn those of mere boasti.s
pretenders, whose only purpose IL 10 hesee ~
unfortunate, and then advise them, when II i
almost too late. 70 apply 60 him.
CAL o. him a oh''' Or yos nay Fssrs' gsnH Y
10 90 seventh street. between D ana |
streets. washlneton eity. tsis.h
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

a. New York state Soldiers, AEsnsJ|
refuOxod 1D9 street, between Twelfth and fhlf'
tssnth streets. All information Of Interest 4
value 10 thu soldiers Of New York, OF tAef
flenda furnished grAtuitoualy upon Applieatis,'
a their new f0onis, either IN porson or BY etisT
No. rs Y street. between fwelfth and Tar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
The estate Prisoners.o

The following is the latest intelligence from
Davis, Clay and Mitchell being dispatch to 1Ae PAls-
delphia Inquirer dated August 30:
jeff Davis has been unable 10 take his outdoor exer-
else for several DAYS past account OF carbuncie on
one of his legs Davis has for yesrs been subject to
these painnl eruptons aud asserts that they not
occasioned by his confinement jeff ha, become quito
cheerful and communicative. He fully appreciates the
mild regime 10 which be Is now subjected. Several vol
umes of tho English classics now allowed him. an
ooc asional daily paper and pen, ink and paper. He
rites letters Of course. ncosed 20 the Secretary Of
War Whom JEFF favors with epistolary communica-
lions is know only to Mr. Stanton and his confidential
clerks
Letters TO JEFF. OF frequent occurrence. Those
who send them may as well their stationery and
stamps say nothing Of the labor Of writing. No let
tiers are allowed j. D. Gen. Miles becomes their
custodian Their contents perused by the reticens
young General and then packed away. and he to whom
they addressed is not OF their existence
Clay and Mitchell promenade tue ramparts every day
though never at the hours Mitchell has Just re-
oeiyed a small bale OF LyncAbnrg smoking tobacco,
from his son at Richmond. The fragrant LynenouI
weed was allowed TO pass the Offering coruon "
guards and placed az Johns disposal Miehei iecelea
the soothing weed gladly. nay thankfniy; nc r a,
scarce three months ago rejected In aavance VIC Pr
don Of the President Of the United Stses 1. Icy
thanks for the privilege Of being allowed 70
pounds Of smoking tobacco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
A Freight Train COllides with Q
Stage Coach.
Terrible Mutilation of the Passengers
One Killed-six Seriously Injured
BOsroN. Friday. Sept. ], 1865.


Yesterday afternoon, at l o'clock, stage
coach with a party Of twelve ladies and gentle
men. neghbors, was Its way from Levers
Corner, South Weymouth, where they all re-
sided. to the beach at Cohasset, the party
proposing to stay some days at the last-named
place In crossing the South Shore Railroad track al
West Hngham, where the county road ard the railroad
crosses each other o0hluey running almost parallel
the two horses slowed little at the approach OF
freight trau and one Of the coach wheels caught be-
tween the ras and the wooden pankiDg OF the road
crossing At that moment the cowcatcher struck and
shattered the Wheel turning the coach over on Mr.
LEVEL and killing him Instantly; and seven others OF
the party Of twelve were badly injured.
Ono man thrown from the top Of the coach on to
the enginetender, and was not injured
lady was thrown the cowcatchor and carried
on it TIL the train stopped losing of her eyes and
being In other Respects badly injured.
Mr.. James Windell was very badly hurt
Mr. " Holbrook had his head injured, and was con-
sidered worse tnis morning.
Mr.. Austin Poole had his leg shattered, and J.
anputated It thought this morning that he would
not live through the day.
Mrs LEVELS lower limbs are perayzed having been
injured in the Spite.
Mrs Poole is seriously Injured.
Both these ladies' are in very critical condition.
The other passengers we're none OF them dangerously
injured although severely Jared and bruised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

Opeuing Of the Political Canspaixn.

The active political campaign in New-Jersey
opened on the side OF the Unioaiss and ant.Savery
men in grand mass meeting last evening at Newark,
the residence Of both the rival candidates for Gov
ernor Concert Hall was crowded to OVERLOOKING With
the enthusiastic friends Of Marcus L. Ward.
The meeting was organized by the election OF ". T.
Russell, q highly popular and prominent citizen. as
President with Daniel Dodd. James s. Barnes. DR..
Frdolinc Nathan Hedges, and others, as Vice Presi
dents.
Nrark Daily AdreHser, and carried with great aec!a'
nation. Is as follows:
Re,oeed That this meeting representing the Union
Of the City OF Newark, DO hereby most heartily raty the
nomination OF Marcus L. Ward the Union candidate fo
Governor Of New Jersey anu that point to his record
usn citizen and patriot, siordng conclusive evidence
OF bis eminent hntss for the most exalted position an ns
SIN OF people; thu. standing with him IN those
ierent life Ia the State. ndestricti and eternal which
been vldicaed by yeterns IN the field we invite
all the fruits OF costly strnsg secured Tor all posterty Ia
with in sublime for the redemption OF ouy
State the OF all doctrines and all Organization,
which stand in the way Of the Nations complete snd peI'eei
delvrrAnce.
speaker In cogept end yisorois way ne paeeo
yeiore his hearers the high stake OF the whole
tnicl IN the results OF the election Tor Governor.
SLOWING how Jersey soldiers had gone into battle,
he coltrasted it with the way In which Jersey
Democrats went into Correction. His indignant
review OF the notorious platform made at Trenton
wa nelrd with great SPpiause' nc ihfileu Ms
Lelrers TO vote for such platform, bet when they
lid ote 10 put on q broad.brmmed hat aud butternut
clothe and if any should say Sesesh |" answer "Yes
Dir. here az.
The Hon Col. W. X. Kinney Of Kentucky, veteran
under Pope and Grant in the West made few happy
hits at tbs Of tue Runyon platform. In four
years TIE Democratic party had shifted 10 all sides and
angles OF tho question. and wolld still shift and
rest. In u foIeibe manner the speaker conveyed the
appeal of kentucky TO New-Jersey to blot out from
the Constitution the etered Of Slavery lie
followed by Gen. McAllister, Mr.. Kedsby, and some
others. The Hon. Henry j. Raymond and Gen. Rous-
seau failed TO attend the meeting announced but
the campaign has, nevertheless open d well.
The citizens Of Bordenown also held large ratifca-
ton meeting last evening. at which Alexander q. Cat
tell, well.known nominee for Governor spoke with
many Others 1t is the general feeling taat this cam
pagn of the Union party In NeyJersey will result In
decisive success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
NEVADA.
Great Humboldt Bc-ert-A Tour Through
Ei-The Eontsznmn Nine-Its Wonders
and Rcsources-The Humboldt Series.

To The Editor u The ~ J. Tribune
Ny DEAR @: You had a birl's-eye view Of the
GREAT HUMBOLDT DESERT in your rapid transit
down the valley Of the river by the Old Emigrant
Road, and along the famous SINK, years before
SLvEE was known 20 be scattered so "loosely"
around and go profusey, too as 10 De in danger of
losing its ancient value You wouldn't have given
at that time "Bungtown copper" for enough Of
these Sage Plains and desolate, trccess mountains,
to have made mp half dozen German Phncpali-
ties but rather wondered what our Uncle Samuel,
or any Of his percgrnating children, could ever put
such al unfinished piece Of creation TO.
Over miles and miles of these same alkali plains,
up and down the toughest and most prccpitate
mountain cahons along the SUBMITS where lie
deep patches of snow in the mid-July sun, cncoun.
tering fearful storms of hail and scet and snow,
with the thermometer in the valley below marked
~ not half dozen miles away, have travelled in
the examination Of the various "lcdgcs" of silver
bearing rocks and ores, since the "Glorious
Fourth was re-celebrated as Jubilee Of Freedom
throughout the Republic.
Something of what ] have seen, and the impress
slons made upon my mind as to the future of this
1 ''t IAVpooo u JOI uOWu loI tuc
million readers of The TRIBUNE.
As the overland stage whirled you along down
the humboldt River toward the Sink, Won hardly
dreamed OF the immensely Of the mineral wealth
hidden n the sterilc-ooking mountains on either
hand. Ou your left, in low range Of hills ap
preaching within three miles of the riycr-tweniy
miles or so north Of the Sinks probably ono of
the most marvellous mineral dis,ricts-explored
only within tbs limits Of a square mie-of all this
marvellous land. Ithas been fifty named "ArADIA,"
for its physical appearance and its entire desttu.
tion Of water tree, or useful plant; it is desert
indeed. Yet here is recently opened MINE that,
in tho character massiveness and richness of It's
ores is desti ned to take no second rank among the
most famous mines of the world.
| This mine is called the "MosTEUMA." and con-
ssts of six in dividual locations or claims OF 900
Gaay feet esSh. The Yjdtl n The lode" ~ j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

Later from Mexico - Fraternixniiou Of
Union and Imperial Oficsrs-An An.
cicut City Observation-Disclosures from
Texas Military Matters - The Con.
Gscntion Laws Repairing the Rail
roads.

The Matamoros Rancher0 of the 18th is re-
ceiyed Greut rains have fallen throughout Mexico.
Cortinas has crossed into Mexico again with artillery
and with money to pay his hrelings. Federal end In
perial officers the best Of terms meeing at DIN
ners balls &c. The Rarchero says very pleasant ball
came off the steamboat Camargo. given by the au
thortes the heroic city in honor OF the
Minister Senior Don Louis Robes. The ball was at
tended by the fair Of Matamoros and Browns,ic
All the dstin gushed characters either Dank or the
Rio Grande were in attendance Federal generals and
Imperial officers joined hands in the best Of feeling and
in every reasonable manner whied away the hours OF
night We have been assured tina. full confidence be-
tween the Imperial and Republican representatives
was evidenced on the much TO the gratcation
Of all participants The Rdnchero hopes the confidence
there shown may lead to peace ard quieude along the
entire frontier border. -.
The same paper states that ruins OF very extern
syc aboriginal city have been discovered In the forest
OF Jicorumbo in the province Of TlaAcala Inc lem,
les are OF immense size With yauted roois ana
so well that ancient paintings appear iresh
The courts are filed with hideous and groesque idoS
and pyramids surmounted by the same. Inc whole Is
enyelopcd in dense forest Of cedar ana EBONY trees
some OF these cedars OF such immense SIZE that
eight men taking hold Of hands together, could not
reach round one OF them These forests are on beatny
table lands, about 80 miles from the port of luAah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
THE BALTIMORE sW1NDLE.
Farther Development OF the Ereckwiih
Frauds-The Parties Under Arresi-
How the Thing wns Done.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept ], le65
The frauds brought to light here upon the
Government by of fraudulent muster.rolls based
upon forged descriptive lists issued by Capt d. s.
Breckwitb, Assistant Commissary Of Musters for this
Department. promises TO assume large proportions.
Breckwitb and number OF his accompces in the
fraud now III close confinement here and Col
Wooley, Provost Marshal is actively engaged in in
vestigang the matter, and has brought 10 nght i'm.
portent information which completely exposes the mode
81 operations pursued by Breckwih. TIE Psymasters
Department here is in way implicated In the anair
TIE payments were made according TO Descriptive
lists and in good faith. The aocompico oil BrecAwnn
would personae different parties going from one nos
charge, and then draw the money from the Paymaster
and divide the spoils with Breokwith.