The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28
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Evidouce-A Plot 60 lSStch Up
the Prosecution Betrayed "a matte
Fresh disclosures have been made to-day 10 rsd.
OF raising evidence for the surratt case On M "a
last person called OF the counsel for the
fence and stated that conspiracy was then in opsfa'
ton 10 furnish several Witnesses for the prosecutor
with WOW To strengthen the evidence Of Suratts
presence In washngtor on the night OF the 14th Of
April 1886 The facts ss gwen BY the nformer, who
one Of those concerned in the plot, foows
Five men, two OF whom live this CITY, had meeting
the National Hotel. Thursday, 81 which mass Of
false evidence concoctsd. which have been
presented yesterday and the each was
make was agreed upon and carefully committed to msm-
oy 20 that the testimony Of each should connect
with and corroborats that Of the other One was to
swear that he sold wig and suit Of clothing surratt
on the day another to swear
he carried him Baltimore wagon after the deed
done; and another to swear 10 Sunatts move
ments while In Baltimore. The then to present
themselves 10 the counsel for the prosecution voun-
tary witnesses in the hope Of being able to realize in
liberal either from the prosecution, for prodac
ing the testimony from the defence for Withholding
It. One Of the individuals, however, becoming dssais-
ned with portion If the arrangements, intend
ing probably play the sharper with his confederate,
and foresta them in tho gathering Of the pecuniary
benefits, went to Mr. Bradley and disclosed the plot
Mr. Bradley, sad DESTROYS that the of the
witnesses should continue the prosecution Of their
scheme and give in their evidence, when no would
have them arrested for perjury. Blu, the remaining
four by discovered the treachory of their
confederate and abandoned the enterprise
Financial Affairs Of the Nation.
There has been received from the Printing Bureau Of
the Treasury Department during the week ending to-day
$3.50 900 In fractional currency.
The shipments during the week have been as
follows TO the Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia,
500 the Assistant Treasurer at Boston, 500
the United States Depository at Chicago $3.50 600
and national banks and others $50 378 Total ship
ments $3l4,376
The following is statement of the securities held by
the Treasurer Of the United States tn trust for the
National Banks at this date For circulating notes.
$34O, 631 500; and for deposits Of public money.
$685. 7s7, $50. Total, s379, 42e, 45O
The amount Of national bank currency issued during
the week $40, $50, and the total TO date
$685. s76 From this be deducted the currency
returned, including out notes. amounting TO
s. 522 1872 leaving in actual circulation this date
$29s, SOC, Ala The amount Of fractional currency
deemed and destroyed during the week was 1888 49a
The internal revenue receipts to-day $685. 240:
the receipts for the week ending to-day and
the aggregate amount for the fiscal year to date is
500, 27I, 1885,
The Peauonnock Bank Defalcation-The Cow
ernment Looking Actively After Its Own
Interests.
The PeQuonnock National Bank Of Bridgeport Conn :.
has lost, by its teller, about $4,000 far
tanned. The dav after the defacaton known by the
officers Of the bank, the Comptroller Of the Currency
had two examiners Mr. Myeatt Of Connecticut and
Mr.. Calendar, of New York, the ground, and they
are actively engaged eIaminiug the books and
assets of the bank
Stafford C0mover.
The Court having overruled tho motion for stay o.
execution Of the sentence OF Sanford conover the
warden is preparing TO take him to the Albany Psni
tsntary.
The Jupane Ram Japan.
The entire Of the Japan has been shipped and
with the exception of few men, who making their
final arrangements before leaving home all board
On Monday the sails will be bent and it likely that she
will leave about Thursday Friday stopping Nor
folk where she will go the dry dock for examna-
ton OF her hull.
Appoint meuts Of Cadets.
The Department has issued order appointing the
following named cadets, graduates Of the Military Acad-
envy, to b second Leuteuants-
Corps Of Engineers-Cadets Earnest H Runner, John
sno Na% s%s Easp
Mcguire Frederick A. Mahan, Charles T. Powell, Frede
rick A. Human.
First reg ment OF Cavary-Cadet Henry A. Moss
Third regiment of Cava!ry-Cadet George W. Cradle
Fifth regiment OF Cavary-Cadet Jacob Amy
Seventh regiment OF cavary-Cadets John NJ John
Eighth regiment Of cavalry-cadst Erasmus B. Boyd
frat regiment Of artillery-cadets William +. Rey-
nolds, Jr John n. K. Davis James +. Bell Thomas A
Barber. ALVIN Capron Edward NJ Msrrirnan Lander 7.
Howes, Gilbert P. Patton
Second Regiment OF Arllery-cadets Robert NJ.
Rrror Thouna ThOunn p Mummy
Ephram T. C. Richmond James Bassett. Alexander ID.
Schcnck, Edwin 5. Curtis, Barnet Wager, Medorem
Crawford Jr., John A. Campbell John n. Clifford
Third Regiment Of Artillery-Cadets Charles s. Hent-
zelman, Henry B. Osgood. Sedgwick Pratt, Henry D.
wasn Jr.. Henry c. Dawes. Edward Davis, Christie
Fourth Regiment Of Artiery-Cadots Crosby B. Miller,
Charles O. Ecxhart samuel R Jones, Arthur Cranston.
George A. Garretson, Walter Howe, Horatio ~ Jones.
Eliphalet N. Chester.
Fifth Regiment Of ArtilIery-cadets Charles shaier,
Jr, Luigi Iona, John hcCls'lan, Oliver Woods, A.
Tracey Lee Stanisaus r. aak VIM J. Roe, Jr., VIM b.
McCuilum, Thomas r. Adams
Fifteenth Regiment OF infautry-Cadet William J.
sartie.
Nearly ali the above are stated 10 DO promotions.
The order concludes folows:--
Tho general regulations paragraph 1sl, allow three
months leave Of absence 10 the graduates OF the MILL
this regulation all the graduates above named Will re-
port in ~ their proper stations on the 3oh Of
september next The graduates assigned 70 the
the receipt Of this order Immediately report by let
| ter to the chiefs Of their respective corps In
| this city. Those assigned 10 regiments will Ia
like manner report BY letter 70 the commanding ocer
Of their respective regiments who will assign to com
pauies those who have not been assigned BY ths
order n the stations Of the regmenta commanders 81
not known their reports will be forwarded under
the Adiutant General for trsnsmaI The allowance
for transportation and mileage 70 which the graduate
win Be entitled In travelling nom West Point to thei
posts under tue foregoing ORDERS will be paid In I'D
Vance Of tho performance Of the journeys.
4 Rear Admiral Porter and tho SusQuchanus
| as Key West.
Rear Admiral Porter reports TO the Navy Department
his arrival al Key West the 10th INST with the ass
ship susqushanna, after . passage Of six days frou
| Norfolk The health Of those board the vesss
continues good aud the island thus far FREQ from
fever, though 10 reported to be very bad a Havana
Rear Admiral Porter will leave for AspinwaiL
NEWS FROM foaTness MONROE AND NORFOLK
| Fatal Consequences Of u Grin. Con. Case
| Active Interest of tho People In the Nor
| folk and Great Western Railread-The Sub
ject Of Iucreasing the Number and Lessen