Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-17

OF She vault had no lock
G. a. Worth, Cashier ofthe City Bank being shown
the S0VV note awore positively that he knew it. 1t
Shewn to hm few days before the robbery by Mr. Bur
ling This note was particularly described in the I'D
vertisement issued by the Bank after the robbery Wit.
ness could identity the pest notes stolen The post
notes and the $500 note had been paid and satisfied,
but Ii they bad got again into circulation, the bank
must nave redeemed them
lr BurIng was asked by Mr. Maxwell, whether he
had ever said he had to believe that the prisoner
did not enter the bank when the robbery was comIni
ted! Tie District Attorney objected to tho question,
and Mr. Maxwell replied, stating that the prisoner
not in the bank and was not the person who commits
ted the robbery: did he believe either any officer
the bank, officer ofthe police would expresses an O.
pirion that he thought The witness went on to
custody en- charge OF robbing the bankand that hs
hod said that lie believed the prisoner did enter
! Mr. Worth stated that nc had said that The arissner
at the bar was probably not the principal in the
DeTy. Sad SO ON information received from Mr. Hays,
Henry Alien, hack driver testified that ON Monduv
morning following the robbery having been the Phil
adeIPha beat, he hailed by a. man in Rose street
about o'clock, who told him TO drive into Roose
welt street.-the did So andtwo soon came up with
TWO trunks, which they put into the carriage. They
went back and returned with woman, when thev told
HIM to drive TO the foot ofCourtandt street He did -
and they got Of the carriage and took off the bag
gage, setting it down by storc-dcor. Smith was tho
man who first spoke TO him and who paid him dollar
tor the ride. Saw trunk afterwards in the bank
winch answered the description Of Of the tru.ko
ne put INTO the carriage Only of the men, Smith
got into the carrgc and rode Courtlandt street Did
not know what became of the other Smith said DO
wanted to person i'll Courtlandt street and
when he got Of the carriage heard him saw sIs If
possible he has gone to Philadelphia" He afterwards
sad to witness he had seen the man. and told him to
take oil the trunks One of the trunks very heavy
tho other was light. The trunks found in the possession
OF the prisoner shown to witness, who said they
looked like the trunks he carried to Courtlandt street
mrs MARY bangs beng sworn, testified that she lived
on the corner Of Broom and Elm streets On Monday
morning the prisoner called at her house, with two trunks
and vasc, brought by carman, and asked for board
ing In about ID minutes called and enuuired for
MI Jones, and shown up into h room The trunks
! shown her those brought by the prisoner lie
remained until Saturday night The first two DAYS he
| did not go out mucll-he went or Tuesday evea-
ing. On Friday, the door of his was locked
| witness suspccting all right asked him if ha
Wal'Sa any water Before lie unlocked the door, she
heard the bed door shut in which the trunks were
Inc WINDOW shutters Of his kept closed while
| ne was tlefe One Of tie trunks heavy vhcp
brought n that witness could lift it. Tie said he
mao mao great deal Ct Writing to do and asked foF Per
and p2poT as soon as he got into The house. fe also
SAID no had family living in the West indies n,
retired TO he'd very soon, saying he hid bean m al
nl9nt ana vas very much fatiguod,
GT IS erGll.teG3-u,s tak 20 y,rc evtzo,r r;-o,
mt rest 10 have tie p..sCpcr cC5TiutreITa r.,
10 tar EcSs bit tvsiceklas some c3ale, en- tho civ
i ssa'k 1sF tle ;e:ai ottArcd, and i suit has hccn
RcaHsVSeD2Gd p Der husband 10 obtain il Tba door
CT lbs EoIa Vas Desar locked until Saturday niGLt
i Then bis t.Ns4@ were .LTapp.l Up ard here vas
eve'v aone-faJ''" of his ni"vng
Judcaial Corey, cGrnal, GW0r0 that LI 7-as drionr
his cart IN Courtlandt street be stopped by two
men, VIII" were standing with two trunks with them
ORe OF them asked HIM to take the trunks and they
went up Greenwich TO Jay-thencc to Hudson and
stopped at boarding house. Not gettinc hoard tbnr
went to Canal, and then TO Broome street when he a.
ked witness if he knew OF BOARDING house near b.:
nar is the map PA--I'-
Henry Bangs being sworn testified that the prisoner
was the man who and took lodginns t his bouer
went down after Mr. Hays and showed him the trpnl,e
M1cn DeloLged TO SMITH Saw the monny in the trunk
Jacob Hays s'EoTe that he went to Mr. Bangs, hopen,
AT his request Mr. g. told him his suspicion and ycit
ness answered ne had doubt ofthc truth of his sr
piclonfc went to the hCflse opened fbe frpnIs o-d
found the money. When Smith came in no vac &c
ted. Witness proceeded TO inform Mr. Hopson of the
discovery ana then went to inform the president of the
1,'l,iN Nothing was changed in the trunk SuoDosed
NJ hgst that the money carried to the watch hons
i nn nIrnng, after the robbery, his suspicion
ms mousse IN Division-stroet and searched it,
( s-czansincd.-Has said that he bo1;ovod .l
MIN Was hot m mo hank Mover doubted that Smith
PATTERSON some days before Smith was arrested tI Lc
would have him for It client. $500 49,
3SIaniH -, ~ stated that ho with his fathc,
20 Bangs Took the trunk to his fathers house aud =
WdS opened at the house only once, and then in tn, ~
senco of ono Of the Teller's of the Rank m 80
vas IN the Same situation when carried 10 the Police &c
jcc that 1T whom his father delivered II to hin,
key WIS taken from the prisoner by his f,tbcr J,bh
iocded the trunk IN which the money was
Maria Van Rpcr lived with Mrs Banos who, ,.
called to see smith and went up and showed him tho
room On Saturday night, wnoas took his tea up to
him and sow small trunk lying on the fable W.
ao and told Mrs Bangs that Smith had been pettine
small trunk such as they money to tho hanks
n HneT the first day suspected him of robbing tho
bans and talked with Mrs. Bangs about it. She told
witness not TO say any thing about his boino in t,r
house The prisoner took the small trunk and went OH
with under his cloak after witness went down
stairs. '"
'ghe prosecution rested, when Mr. Maxwell rose ami
oscrvcd that the counsel for the prisoner HAVING Dis
charged thor duty world leave the case for tho consl
c'a.ion OF i"o Jury without argument. With regard
TO Tic transportation Of tho money from the bank fe
prisoner soIcmny declared his Innocence Of that ctarrs
Alter aH able charge from the Recorder the LIr,
found tho prisoner guilty without leaving their soatS
For the Peopc-Pricc and the District Attorney Ti1r
thc PrisoEer-Patorson and MazvcIl ''
We under and that the late raco Of The cgornefs
o. Blue and 'Goiah" Now. : ,rt caused aInrga .,,,n
Of money 10 change pockets; 'ceas tt2uea7d dollars
com's to q single i1dieidugl N Philad .Inh,o.
PhiaIeiPtja Gd-tttt.
REroEFBD REVOLUTION IN SPAIY
Ito Norfolk uorod states TINT rr eors 10 The sail