New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27
City Items.

arrive AZ Rochester about O'CLOCK anc ine nlesseH
sr then takes his trunk IN a wagon and goes to the
Rochester ocs where he packs in the Rochester pscA
ages and return. the depot On the evening IN qaes
ton upon Grrivn. the depot he found tina, the car
doors were ye, locked and the csrhouss full Of psssen
gers.
Having key. he opened tie door Of one OF the cars,
placed his trunk seat and covered il with buffalo
robe He then had occasion to step out upon the plat,
form locking the door behind him. He remained but
moment, and when he returned the trunk gone I,
must have been taken out by through the win
dow Of the car. Search immediately made bu;
when the cars lef kw minutes only sterwsrd dis
covery had been made. The trunk Is small
Of tn covered with leather. and well secured with
.trso. and band. Mr Powell the messenger says ,hs,
8, Buffalo be had large package and some small ones
including one containing 5000 gold At Batavia, Al
exandrs and A.tica he received only small package
each and At Rochester only two small packages. Abou;
5000 il Is thought in charge for the Albany Banks
which i i. believed were bills Of the American Exchange
Bank OF this City. and Wals,reet broker expected
5000 By ths, Express, that the whole amount vii
10, probably exceed $4,000 No;wihs landing the eH-
element in Wal stree, on Saturday their Express OF
Saturday evening took up larger amount Of money than
usual showing that this accident has no, shaken the pub
lie confidence. etter received By them from the
Rochester SCENT yesterday morning stating that the po
Ice Of that city have clue the trunk which we sin
cerey hope may ere this have led 10 It's recovery. We
are Informed By officer A. NJ C. smith that months
since he observed two vel known rogues on different
occasions in Walstree opposite the Offices of this firm
and Of Hsrnden Co. nteuty watching their in,ernal
operations and that he kept close watch upon their
movements bu; nothing ranspired TO warrant their ar
rest Information may have then been obtained upon
which this vany has been successfully accomplished.
To guard against another similar loss the Railroad Com
pany have promised these gentlemen especial car ior
their messenger with iron safe and every prscauion-
arr advantage.
lY- The Herald states that information came TO
hand Friday evening that the person suspected Of
having robbed Mr. Rowley OF Wrenhsm of 1900 has
been arrested in Havana and that steps have been taken
for the delivery Of the accused the authorities
here for the offence but said authorities
had not been informed last evening OF any sach occur
consequent action, fear the rumor will prove
Ike that Of Gil Hayss discovery of the sum in
house near the Washington Parade Ground-more pleas
ant than true.
u Our indomitable friend Of the hammer. Tom
Bell by means wound up by his recent misfortune.
opened saturday AMI elegant sales-room at 80
Beekman and CO Annstreets where his musical voice
may be heard from to , O'Clock daily
u An'auempt was made Saturday before
the Court Of Sessions By their counsel 10 have the Cn
ton barge robbers Honeymsn, Miller. Parkinson and
Davis either admitted TO bail the dismissed,
the ground that two terms had expired since their in
dicment and there had been attempt to bring them
to trial but it appeared from statements OF opposite
counsel ha, the delay had been occasioned through the
absence Of a material witness the motion was denied
There is formidable array Of legal talent engaged for
this trial. lift ever does come Of Messrs. Ogden Hot
man, J. X. Whiting and J. b. Phillips being associated
with the District Attorney while Messrs D. Graham,
Griffin. J. NJ Smith Warner, Brady and Benedict have
been retained By the prisoners II legal ingenuity Will
eiiec, it these rogues will yet 20 unwhp, oijustice.'
~ Officer A. w. c Smith returned to the City
on Saturday night after absence Of twentyoue days,
having in custody fugitive from justice named Henry
Wilcox whom he arrested in Illinois, charged with for
geres and cheating by false pretences to very large
amount We shall give farther particulars TO morrow.
/ 20 FLETCHER WEBSTER, Esq. al the request
Of large number OF respectable citizens, will
deliver two Lectures On CHINA AND THE CWNrsE-the
fruits OF his observations during his late residence as
Secretary to the Embassy-before the New-Nork Lyce-
urn az the Tabernacle on "Wednesday and Friday eve
nings Of this week. Mr. web-ters known ability and
lures will be richly worth hearing
ry@ An extraordinary surgical operation in a case
oliver complain, lately performed by Dr. ]. P Tar
bell Of this City by opening the side of the patient and
removing the diseased portion Of the liver The patient
was middlesged man VINO had suffered severely for
many years and stery had given up all hopes Of re
coyery.
/ ~ The City authorities are satisfied from exam
e -, DapHa Ia
Island act OF incendarism.
~ The Welsh Benevolent Society give an en-
,ertainment tomorrow evening at the Minerva rooms
which promises to be very brilliant affair If eoqusnce
wit and music render it such.
~ Mr. William Pearsa was knocked down on
Saturday gh, in Anthony Elm and robbed
Of diamond breastpn worth $50 by Matthew Mullen
who is eniombed for the offence.
/ u We are Surprised to learn that Melinda Ho-
az most abandoned woman and notorious thief who
was recently sentenced to four years and ten months
Imprisonment a, Sing Sing for her nearious practices
has been psrdoned by the Executive and IS again at
large We learn from unquestonabe authority that she
was seen promenading Broadway late on Saturday
night last
u On Friday evening, Tempeton-the ail'ac
compished Tempeton-presented US with romance
which might have nOwec from the pen OF scott e'ei
was the history OF the beautiful and iustrous Mary
/ Queen Of Scots listened with sympathy more pro
found and never il lot to hear the details Of
History more aitractivey handed. The whole enter
tsnment tell on our ears more Ike brilliant poem than
grave matter Of historical interest, The songs were
sung as only Templeton could sing them Did our space
permit we would instance many additional rumph' Of
this truly great vocalist but impossible to pass in
silence the eject produced by the humorous and eccen
,ric jolly Beggsr'-the production, Is well known Oh
King James who himself the hero ofthe balsd-"hlch
was enthusiastically encored. Not inferior to this was
the inspiring and OH nal strain Put off, put or which
also met as it merited a warm encore. Scots VIVA
haze was introduced with singular felicity and as usual
commanded thunders OF applause Between the parts
Terpleton again charmed with hi. magnificent i love
her how love her and, at the conclusion, alter de'
crbng with deep ps,hos the last days Of the liated
Mary he struck sublime chord Of sorrow IN All IS osi
which he delivered with effect perfectly thrilling
The house was even densey crowded than usual
- The Na,S York CORRESPONDENT Of the Phlla-