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ARRE OF ALBERT I TIRRELL THE
MURDERER uF MEs B cKF RD - FMS tn
dlVIdual has NJ Itsl been arrested, aud
after all hopes had heen given IN. as y
was supposed he had left I've country.
Cap, Y .upnnes. of the FIRST Munici
palIty police, received iniormation last
Sunday by private letter from New
York. that TIrrel! had shipped for Nv
Orleans in one Of The reeuIar packet
ships under the name oil William D-nnls.
He Immediately lad the facts before the
Recorder, and obtaining The assistance ct
officer TrescpZes, chartered a pilot boa
and set sail for the Gulf They board
ed several vessels, nu, could not find
the name OF WiIIiam Dennis among lhp
list Of passengers. and bryan to think
heir Information WAS incorrect
At last avessel hove 10 sight. on FRI.
day morning last, and on nearing her
she proved TO he the ship Sullana trSm
New York Thev boarded her, and
! uPon lnqnIring of the Captain whether
he he'd a passenger named Dennis, 80
celved an ofiirmstive reply bul neither
he nor the maie, RoT any oHe else, could
tell which O the passengers was Den
mis- M Bnwdilch. a Custom House OF.
fcar, being aboard. called lhs roll ut the
passengers; when the name of Dennis
was called, a good looking man, in a
rough blue pilot cloth sui, with gIaE'd
cap 90 hrs head, stepped out, Youennes
I'D Sir. | want you What tori in,
CURED u. nHis There IL no occasion
Ior any conversation; ! suspect you
koow' replied Ynuennes. Have YOU a
warrant: inquired Dennis 'Yesr was
the reply 'Lnr me see it, 'Here it is,
sa,d Y producing It and handing il TO
him; ARE you saus6po!' Yes
The handouts we're then placed upon
his wrists, and when the towboat POr
pose came along side the cAi't trans
ferr' him TO her, and Yesterday abou
~ o'clock, arrived in this city aud took
hun b fore Recorder 6 nois.
fl was calIsd up to The Recorders
desk ahuul two o'clock, and Mr.. Jarlus
Vlnnev. of No 3. Maghzne at WIS
sworn, and dert'hed the accused as Al
! bert !. TIrrelI. from having known him
iur manV years and being brought up ~
The same village with him. "WEat is
Your ~ ne?" said lhe Recorder. looking
AT tho prisoner There WAS pause Of
second, Il, which all eyes were turned
upon the su pected man expecting nl
course that he would d"nv his ideniitv
but 10 the surprise Of every one. he said
in a soft, mild voce-'AIben j. Trrell,
sir!'
Mr.. Bates, OF The firm Of Bates &
TirreII, also identified the accused as
Albert TIrrelI. The Recorder then
informed him that he should commit him,
wIhou, bail, upon the charge of having
murdered Maria A. Bick(ord. in Boston
until reqnisition could be Obtained from
the Governor Of Massachusetts. The
prisoner bowed his head and was remov
ed.
There was nothing found upon his per-
son but a revolving pistol, with every
barrel loaded and capped. HIS trunk
contained nothirg at all. On the wsv
up he endeavored 10 jump overheard,
but was prevented by the cfi"ers He
has siucs hs arrival IN this clIy main
'sinpd The most gloomy silence; scarce
ly answering 'he officers who have occa
sion 20 address h.m, and passing the
whole OF the dav in II lelhargic state.
There Is so Iille doubt, from his con-
duct since h,s srrrst. that he will snatch
The very Fl 81 oppor'nnuv to commit sui
eide. thai the fi"eis ara continually
compelled 10 wsirh- hin. or 10 put him
under such RESTRAINT lhar Il woud he in
possible Tor h'm 20 hest,oy hImseIf.-
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