The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
THg IxcvsurAnr PLOT TO DEsrRoY run

PoIi"r.-Ibe lAtors " the dcte,tvo police m fer
rcung out the perpetrators Of the attempt made in
November lnet 70 burn down the principal hotels
In this city have about ended, and the secrecy
with which their movements have toen surround
Ell "a been laid ASIDE, and the pubic IN q meas
ure ,pprisei Of their proceedings. On the nigh,
9th stempt lie de.ol'iyss crested the notorious
Jack Allison, alias Haynes, and from him and
others valuable information was otssirod n A
Mcdonald, brother Of Larry" N,Donsld. the
Confederate agent at Toronto, c. W, was also ar.
rested, and ia still in prison. On December 18Th,
Chief Young, s.comIanied BY ,~ssnAves Bennett
and McDougalL Aad two Of Gen nv detectives
len Wis city for Csnads and the result Of their raid
into the British territory was the arrest Of Captain
B'l, the Lake Erie pirate, Captain Il. c. Kennedy,
oliIi Richard Cohb, Glias Stanton ami a rebel spy
named Anderson. The trial Of Bell " now pro
gre.sng at Fort Ls's,s,te, before a military cout
martial The Information obtained by tho detec-
lives in Can ada satisfied them that the plo, Wa Or
gained and carried On, unler the direction u Js.
cob Thompson and e. G Cl.y, the Consdersts
Comus iopcrs IN Canada In retaliation Tor the
dongs Of The fsderss in tie Shenandoah valley
and otLer portions 81 tie S,uth. BY gres, ings-
nuity, Chief Young ricc.slei IN obtaining AN in.
tervisw with kcDonA.d, Ne rStel agent, aud
learned from him all the particulars n the plot 10
burn Rufalc, and bal made all his ARRANGEMENTS
70 bag the entire ssug u lnceniiAres hut Gen raj
DiI's order s. alarmed them that the stiemTt Vas
abandoned. The same party organized a Pio, ~
throw the train MN te track bsi~een punkr RI
and hud.lu, sud 10 the coufIsioa rob Ne safe u
Tie American Express Company. They ,accoeisd
IN throwing % ihe train, bus cot any y 81.
der, The car, % 'r.htcned them that ibsy ,.r
tie ssf. untouched. Ham In, Torvnto an otsss
places In Canada we're VISITED. and the 4clc,'ivss
discovered Mai tie rclels hsI Jerois at eAea q
shese plies. ard regular polee system e.,>s-
lshed, By which al Americans v.Nua. Ca -.
axe closs WAIchet Ffo1 a. iAe irf, --nApJa .
tsAued, caid Young believes that buI 81 y-.-acls
were engaged IN ariaS tie hotels IN ,hs -.y, 49,
nearly al 4 tse.e are nov .a.gs trres- As1'.-- :
trial ly .,urt lArGa =.
THK SMALL ToN.-I' the report, -. q 80
e1.I5 %, Ciy I-set.rs oE.ce y NJ Va
ply -anI nrou. lat tie ciJy who are cAe -
eases q t4s is-ASc arc = te taken - ia-i.
cation It II cer,Auiy on tie de-res.e B; cA.,s
occur dA'y Which are kept FROM the ncvleis e Z
ht''AiNsi hhSuf SpShAst INC "
not wish tu to be remove and tscatse 'hey DO
not wish To 10 declared the privilege Of n. king
With their neigbbors. his practice IL certainly
very rtprehensble snd should ts discountenAncei.
Besides taere Is . heavy penalty for o6encs Of
this nd which should 10 ri.i.ly enforced In every
instance. Meantime vaccination Is teing proceed.
Cd ~.th, ald crowds o. people, young and Old
seen visnne The dispeusAres daily for this purpose
Taking " yaeciunton. great caro- should he ozer-
cised Ia the ehoie. ofthe lymph which il used, aud
none should he skcn for except from perfect
ly healthy patient n can 10 obtained purost from
tho arm OF an infant! case occurred last week
Ia Brooklyn in Which young lady vas yaccinAted
VITA uni eslthy matter aud her arm swellcd w to
al enormous size, So that nj one ume Il was feared
she would lose 70, but by great care it VIZ saved
No MoRE GAs-Tho Manhattan Gas Com
pauy announce TIER determination to turn on tie
gss to-day, in eonscquencc OF the city suthor.n.
having refused g. comply with their sI1rbitan,
demand. It sppsrs that this company Lsl a con-
tract to hight tie city, which would not have sI
prod until hres ysas. hence. short time ago
they managed 10 loodwink the Common Council
into she passage Of . resolution allowing them 70
shlAss the oNla SohtIhNN hsW one upon
terms more in keeping with current prices. The
new contrast submitted by the company, provided
ths the city should pay any -ihree dollars Per
lAmp-A sum double that previously charged. Tbs
acceptance Of this contract was defeated by ,hs
Comptroller, who refuses to draw his order
for the payment Of the sdvsnesd bills. Hence the
threatened darkness.
1RASsPoRrs.-Thes vessels zreidsily leav,
lug and entering this port, engaged in trsus ports
ton - many as twenty seven Unitoi slate,
TRANSPORTS Nsrs riding - anchor In the hay at on,
time last week.
THE STEAMSHIP CosTA RIGA arrived a
tbs port, brings Az PASSENGER, Grand General Z
&, DE aosquers, Envoy Extraordinary Of Colum
bis IN route FOR England The Costa Eica has O,
freight s63L 100 20 from san Francisco, and s1s,
OoO from A.pinwau. sac brings altogether so
passengers.
Tue PRIZE STEAMER BLENHEM, with
. large CARO- Il AIMS and ammunition, arrived
= this rort on Saturday. she Is an iron sde-wb..
vessel, % GOO tons burden, and was captured b
All. .d r tiers bloch 'ng aeet.
b. The HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DIrFIcuLr,
Ia the Court OF sIsc,sl sesslona on saturls,
thc case Of Charles Simmons a oenmutsr on n
. road, against Patrick Heiieruan, one Of the Gu
pleyeeH for siectng him from tie car, a, So,
street, according to the new rule-which provd,
n hst commuters shall pay an cents additional f.
u riding 10 Chambers strsss-wIs disposed Of. 4,
+" Judge decided tina, Chambers stree, VAS the teru
nus Of tho rosd, sud that tho Company had /
= right 10 eject commuters fraIA the car. Tho d
"a fendAnt was fnsd 81
i, THE EVENING SCHOOLS throughout the eli