The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07
TIE ryrsin1loa Of susLEY.

,,,. yr,p From Toronto 20 Suspension
Briags-IIe Is Conveyed by spsJpA.
Iryery 10 the united states Authorizes
- vProsa ,hc Toronto Globe, Feb. Al
rns ,xrrar, for the rendition OF Bennc<s q. BurIcy
the inl, Grc raides signsa BY tho G&.ernc, General
was rec,ica by Ma Sheriff jarvis * me mid gay man ~
:. go, s NO eesary arrangements fer Buriey's safe de-
,S.efy 20 The United states authorities by arrange
I men. Western at Hamilton, orders were re-
c.insd BY the aren't Mr. Tharp, in this city, to
IS ss IRAN 90 that any =. ty Ave minutes
past twelve O'Clock YESTERDAY morning tram
Of baggage and PASSENGER car was IN readiness N tne
ward Of the company at the Queens wharf, Also by ar
yangemen with the commandant Of tn garrison, de-
achnent Of the sixteenth regiment under command Q!
Salfpast twelve O'Clock and awaited the arrival Of the
Sheriff and his prisoner at the Queens wharf, 80 Sc
ou. 81 their beds al ten O'Clock at night and
then were acquainted with the nature OF ther duty
AT halfpast O'Clock two Of the city cabmen named
house Jarvis street. Yorkville, at eleven o'clock
while two-Paton and Hornby-were ordered to the Jail
al twelve o'cocknone Of them being In the slightest
arrived at the JAIL with United States Marshas Henry
and Dmmc all save the turnkey on duty ws sso N .bS1
retiring rest The Deputy Sheriff, Mr.. skinner hav-
Ing apprised him Of his duty, Mr. Allan proceeded %
announced nursys that The Sheriff was in waiting 70
conyey him 70 the United States He Of felt
the order and dressing himself and taking small car
net bag with him. he came into the main hall with the
Governor With the assistance Of MT Deyin one q inc
handcuGed While this Office was being performed Bur
ley assured them that he would make attempt 70 es
Cape While going down the steps Of the jail he care
lessy remarked that he slipped the steps with his
his heavy irons would any pick him rpf He was
sheri accompanied by an American ocer and with the
the Jail and officers the party drove on 70 the
wharf In order Ina. no. % ss shv
ne e
Brook and Front streets the Queens wharf, where the
train was in readiness On the way to the train Burnley
friends were not aware that he going. Arriving at
the rain Burnley was placed on board and under tnc
Of Mr. w1 ey wssrs hsy
arrived At O'Clock. Stopping for wood and water
they were again their way at ten minutes past two
O'Clock and fifteen minutes TO four O'Clock arrived at
Clifton having the trip, save the one stoppage Ia
two hours and fortyfve minutes The military were
then disebarked and the train having been taken across
the Suspension Bridge by the pony engine Bennett
G. Burley was landed on American SOIL and formally
handed over to the United States officers in the waiting
Burey In bidding farewell to the Canadian officers,
thanked them for their kindness to him during his i'm
prsonmen in Toronto When in the train Burnley was In
good spirits but they neared the Bridge was evident
he felt his position kceny He desired to be remembered
to his counsel Mr. NJ c. Cameron, whose exertions on
his behalf he should never forget
Burey left by the Lake Shore Railway for Cleveland,
Toledo, and finally Detroit where he probably arrived
safe about twelve O'Clock last night 1t may be worthy
Of remark that the souherners generally in the city
expected that Burley would be delivered over at Port
Huron and said that quite number left for sarna
| on Wednesday afternoon About eleven o'clock on
Thursday night number Of Southerners were observed
the platform at the Union depot but as not at all
likely that they were aware q 1ureys journey that
night can be assigned for their being at the
depot that they knew his rendition was expected
daily and wanted to him when he did take his de-
parture So quietly arranged the whole business BY
the Sheriff that OF Burley's most intimate friends
the jail yesterday morning TO visit him, but
was Of course disappointed.
THE PRISONER TO TRIED BY THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT AT DETRoIT-HIs EXPECTED
ARRIVAL THERE, ETC.
from the Detroit Free Press Feb A.
II has been supposed by some that Burnley would be
delivered TO the authorities Of the State Of Ohio 70 b
for the offence with which he is charged This
He viii be brought TO this city and tried BY
the United States District Court It Is given out that ht
win be brought to tho city by the Lake Shore Railroad
This may may not be his route - those In charge
him will pursue their course, and that which they
deem best Tor his security But by whatever route h
comes he viii probably arrive here some time during tn
day orto,morrow.