The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-04 00:00:00

THB NORTHERN RAILWAY PRAVDS.

Charlie Cerpentier, the cashier of the Northers
Railway Company, and the last of the fugitives fro:raj/Mir I
oosnesiss with the late frauds, hoe bees comment b y
some United States °Seers in Orange county, at willies,* se
be had engaged himself se • farm labourer. He was is bed
when arrested. He 'freesia great surprise, bat finding hie
Gist of se mall. be Sully sekaowledged hi. sunny be
Carpentier. Es wee then takes in his sough attire set New
York, and lodged ia the Ridridge-street gaol with tif s as.
oomptiose previously arrested. Carpestierhs snow t was
brought shoat, it is said, by a shrewd somstrysian, w so re-
cognised him from the published desmiptions% • otwlth-
, @Madinah* (Carpentier) bed shaves off his =oasis Me sad
otherwise disguised himself. Not any property olf• .alse was
foiled in possession of the prisoner. Be said he wrived in
Amities very poor, and had scarcely money sang gh to pay
the expresso of *journey to Swope.
Oa Friday, Y. Tissaadier, who was sent fros s France to
identify the fugitives: appeared before Justice ()Moroi, at
the Lower Pollee Court, New York, and sat.. the busy-
ing affidavit :
Smarms' Tiesandier, of Path, in Fraser , now befog in
Meek; of New Yak, being duly seem, de poses os4 says
met 6747 shares or titles of the *spits 1 stock of the
Northern Railway Compasy of Franca, 'with the couposs
attached thereto, have been stolen or esakiesale.l from said
company; that the same are of great value, and that depo-
nent aspects that such property, or portion thereof, is ena-
meled is the Mesa and premises No. 197, West S;Atesath-
street, is the sity of New York ; he therefore eon plain, of
the above, and prays for • warrant for search for all the pro-
perty se coaceakid, as provided la such cease
TIIeSANDIZZ —Sworn before me. this 17th dav of o,tober,
1856.—8. W. Osman% Police Justice."

Upon this affidavit a 'earth warrant cars issued, and
placed, for exeutlon, la the hands of &mess ,t Bump, albs
Chief's-office, and Deputy Ilaltrd State s Matebel Ryer.
These °Boers, guided by the informatics imparted in the
annexed anonymous, note (Hot to one of the reran con-
owned), discovered a box eoutatuing ar amount of prop irty
stolen from the railway company :
"In the second story of tenement house, No. 197, West
Bizteenth street, frost room, lives T.,redcrick Couvot, house
earpenter. Is the sub collar of said house, whin fuel is
kept, sad which is divided into wood room, to actoramo-
gala fear sr five fantilk4 "rho Ilve there—in the wood
hones apportioned to said C,ouvat there bee recently been
resolved two tons of coal. The coal must be removed.
Trader the eonl is three lr chits of tendon or earth. Between
, the coal and paving of the cellar, under the flagging of
' brick or stone, whetter:lr the cellar is paved with, is a small
wooden boa, of Or It a foot square, ioelosing a tin hoz,
which is moldered, 'containing the rarebits."
The box found in the phce described in the Lot', con-
kilned a oceasidexable amusust of the eabessled property, bat
les owe value we are enable to state.
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All the te..rties caseated with the peat frauds oa the
Frisch Wroth, who Bed to the Uoited States, en sow is
tastol7, laming gives great Inaba to the pollee. One of
the detectives attached to the ehist's 1.111 c., bas just returned
el
to Ngurpoiew York, boa New Octane, whitiar he west is search
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