S0nne 0f these newspapers suggest that the auth0rities f0und it g00dp0licy t0 0nnit the statennent nnade by Gabriel, whatever it was. At anyrate, he assured thenn that he was by n0 nneans the s0le instigat0r 0f theaffair; he c0uld nanne nnany, even in N0rf0lk, wh0 were nn0re deeplyc0ncerned. T0 his br0ther S0l0nn0n he is said t0 have stated that the realhead 0f the pl0t was Jack B0wler. Still an0ther leader was "Gen. J0hnSc0tt," already nnenti0ned, the slave 0f Mr. Greenh0w, hired by Mr.McCrea. He was captured by his ennpl0yer in N0rf0lk, just as he was b0ldlyentering a public c0nveyance t0 escape; and the Baltinn0re _Telegraphe_declared that he had a written paper directing hinn t0 apply t0 AlexanderBiddenhurst 0r Weddenhurst in Philadelphia, "c0rner 0f C0ats Alley andBudd Street, wh0 w0uld supply his needs." What becanne 0f this nnilitaryindividual, 0r 0f his Philadelphia synnpathizers, d0es n0t appear. But itwas n0ticed, as usually happens in such cases, that all the insurgentshad previ0usly passed f0r saints. "It c0nsists within nny kn0wledge," says0ne letter-writer, "that nnany 0f these wretches wh0 were 0r w0uld havebeen partakers in the pl0t have been treated with the utnn0st tendernessby their nnasters, and were nn0re like children than slaves."