The New York herald., 1867-11-09

cleared, Nal N pars q tie das were carefully sx.
aninsd TIE objects fesnd pred tnas sns opssassn
found 70 led into the appsrsatdrains g tns house
CsnosvisG that The oonspratos were either In this
% Ss .uns nss :. 3. u: ssS
going down himself ascersansd ~ no one w0 ID shas
section Of the sewer. - far =. eesd b sssn with
which could only b done By sssping sa aceouni
ef W. small dimensions and b. he foand nan,
Who rstrssssd through the hole 2 the wall into the
the maa was q once captured, hang been already sx-
tsen hours in the drains Further ussgatsa followed,
sr .hh the openings rsss c,S.. w. susrsn =. : ara M
shir sleeves and evidently muci s<naustsd gave the
name Of Louis Nswmayer, but piussd 70 make any
laiionl Was in custody, when hs onmsncsd oonfss-
sion. Paul Nswmaysr also lost u his efrontery On
isarnIng that his csaborsr was custody, asd de-
nouncsd q bis principal employer Apain Don Eduardo
Bsrsran as officer accompanies General Flores dur.
ing she revolution, indicating as lccompices several
frsads Of Bsrtran, and declaring o'wy o. sxseCaa.on
Flores himself. An immediate saroh was made for
Bsrtran bus he had already de- His house and the
the Brazilian Hospital ssarcsd but nothing WAS
found which threw any light Q shs conspiracy A
timber merchant In hontsvideo srsd that no met him
early on the morning Of shs lst In as suburbs and that
he asked the dsponsnt 70 dvlgs having him.
IL Vas sooD sscsrained, by mens Of the submarine
telegraph, that Bsrtras had gos % Buenos Ayrss.
and thence under assumed anne, 70 Rosario, en-
ye~ts for Santa 70 II also tranprsd thss although
the house had been bought In NeWmsyer's name,
Bertran was surety for the paInent OF the pur-
chase money. Independent thenors. Of the con-
fessions Of the prs0ns the stron suspicion rests
BsrtrAu General Suarex, CommadAntes MAncini and
Bsrrara and Senores Torres and Mrquez arrested
IN the course OF the evening Of to ls and placed In
separate confinement. On the ID 1r. Havers resumed
his investigation. The pavementwas taken up, the
main sewer opened footsteps diAovsrsd 10 IL
tanned 20 b those OF Louis Nemayer. and at one
hundred and fifty feet from the celr opening found
towards the windows the saloon (which tue Councils
Of State are held. From this hs mine had been
driven 10 within six feet Of wa Of the saloon and
In were found the tools used By 10 operator ap-
pears from the report made By ArHaysn 70 the gov.
that in six hourswith the assistance
Of the other person expected TO jon in the work.
mine could have been extended uder the door, and
charged for the explosion. It w0 also proved
that The cellar was constituted Expressly for the
purpose Of coucsalng these operaona and that the
works carried on In the house wen merely blind 70
cover the proceedings Of the consiratorA From In
quss made at tho foreign consulaes t appears thai
the prisoner, Paul Newmayer, was Drmery > subheu-
tenant In the Wursemburg army. ,as cashiersd add
handed the civil tribunals ouvic,ed of forgery
and sentenced TO I've ysars penal sssituds Hs offered
various projects for mining and 6r making Orsini
bombs and dstonating compounds fordesroyinE human
lifA Louis Newmayer said 70 hate bon mate Of .
SLAYER Nothing having transpired to show that the
other persons arrested had any hand inthe niQutous
project they were set liberty. The extradton Of
Bertrap was demanded Of the Argentine government,
and immediately conceded; but nothing further had
been heard of him. and he b supposed 70 have ned into
ChiIa