New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

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WEArHIR-Yesterday had variety enough
In the morning there wss the promise of rain, the At
iernoon brought an overwhelming certainty of dust
and a, evening the moon shone with that clear bril-
fancy which telonss to OR atmosphere. A'Prinkins
of rain jas, cow would be a blessing
| RECOVERY or The GOVERNMENT JEWELS
Ofsrer NJ C. Smith. while In Warrington day before
yesterday sscertained that Henry Jones Of this City
or his brother Phisnder, WAS in some way connected
with the stealing of the Government Jewels DE I'M
edia,sly returned, and alter consulting with Justice
McGraih and Capt Msgnus Of the Sixth ware upon
the subject ii resolved 10 arrest the
| individuals a. being concerned In the matter Inc
officers sccordipsy went to the residence OF Henry B.
Jones a, IL Pkest and took them into custody After
charging them directly with the oense. Henry said ne
would give them up If they would go with him to bis
house. On arriving there be was particularly desrou'
TO speak privately his wife with view he SAID
of communicating to her the position IN which he stood
in the mstter Bot the officers were oct to be deceived
IN this way and refused the private Interview Where
upon Jones told them at once tbs, be had only been
hoaxins them and that he had merely brought them
there obtain for himself opportunity to speak to
his wife, and he knew nothing about their Jewels The
officers told him that there hoax sbou. them,
and they would show him joke which perhaps would
not be quite 10 agreeable and reconducted him 10
prison.
After being short time in durance vile be concluded
,ka giv nm
lie wels. and consented to show him where they were
concealed. On arriving at the house, l2l Diamonds OF
various sizes l43 Pesrls together with three pounds OF
| Gold in bars. found buried 10 the cellar. One
large bottle OF o,,sr Of Rose containing nearly quart
also found The original bottle had been substi-
tu,ed by the one found. The scsbbsrd of the Sword
which had been presented 10 Commodore Bidde by
the Emperor of Russia and gold snuff Box pre-
sented by the Emperor Of Morocco, had been melted
down into bars The settings Of the diamonds and
pearls had been removed and deposited in tin box.
The Grand Jury Of Washington have Indicted Tom
Hand as the individual who stole the Jewels and is
believed that Henry B. Jones proceeded to Washington
and brought on the Jewels to New York He recently
commenced a cult against George Wilkes for having
stated that be implicated In the robbery and In the
course of the present week the Grand Jury would
probably have found an Indictment against him for
SANDER which has been completely done away with by
the arrest Of Jones and the recovery of the property
TXEFr AND RECOVERY or s2,O0O-Mr. Henry
VI. Julian. an English gentleman, who has for short
time pact been residing At al Waker.t yesterday at
ernoon called at the Chiefs Of-s and stated that 2O
gold eagles had been stolen from carpet bag which
he kept under bis bed aud that one VIM Johnson, who
had also been boarding there but few days and eit
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ceny Officer Bowysr OF the Chiefs Office lmmed.
atey toek in hand and after visiting different
places proceeded to the railroad depot at Jersey City,
where he succeeded in srrestng VIM. Johnson and
another individual who gave his name as VIM. Lay
ton aud conducted them to the Chiefs Office On
searching the former, $500 In eagles was found upon
him. and 81 06O In eagles Ia the possession OF Layton
This money wss claimed BY Mr.. Julian, who imme-
dlstely rendered to Mr.. Bowyer the sum OF e500 as
reward for bis efficiency IN recovering ais property.
The accused were committed by the Msyor to prison
for farther examination
The SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Since relating the
circumstances of this affair have obtained the fol
lowing particulars Ii appears that Mrs Easterbrook
cams from Providence about days ago In search OF
her husband and made application TO Messrs Hays.
Welch and Sparks Of the Independent Police, and
stated to them tina, husband had abandoned her
aud taken with him her ewslry and beet clothing, and
s,ed their aid In discovering him After making
some inquiry they to the conclusion that he bad
gone TO Albany, and she returned 10 Providence. |
Soon AFTER she this City sssin and stated that
she had found letter In the handwriting OF her bus
band Intended for female and said TO them that she
wished information that would put her In the way of
obtaining divorce. They recommended her to go to
certain lawyer and she left the Office for that purpose
but did return the officers expected and soon
after met with her husband at the Howard House, |
where the scene trsnspirsd related after which |
she took the Providence boat and started for homo
u The Sacred Concert by the Opera Compa-
ny at the Tabernacle last evening we'll attended,
The performance did indicate thorough study
We had expected, and dragged where it should have
gone with perec, spirit and smooshness On the repe
ttion on Saturday evening, there Is doubt that
will be done we'll as could be wished, and elicit cor
responding appreciation from the audience. The gem
of the evening Schuberts Are Marta sung by Nile.
Borghese with much taste and feeling and warmly
cored by the hearers. Corelli was no. In bis best
voice Novel sang well as always but Tafsnelli from
some did not make his appearance
TIE HosE.-There is to be III weather permit
miscellaneous entertainment at the Broadway Taber
nsce to night for the benefit of The Home, In which
two hundred children from the City Nurseries Ran
dalrs Island will appear principal performers The
novelty Of the affair should warrant house full at
shilling ahead bu, with tse incentive of aiding
Of the nobest charities Of the City IL 10 evident that
the spacious edihce will be crowded. NJ G. Leonard,
AlmsHouse Commissioner will preside, assisted BY
some OF our eminent philanihropists.
PsREsoLo6Y.-Last evening, Mr.. o. 8. FOw.
LER delivered Lecture with his well.knswn ability
to a very crowded assembly, 10 the Hope Chapel,
lie introduced great number of anec.
do,es and incident bear upon his ubject and at
the conclusion examined the heads Of several gentle
men the description and truthfulnes Of which proved
Of much miTth and instr ucton the audience.
Rus OvER.-Last evening young man was
run over near the corner of Chatham and Duane ats
BY an omnibus. He was considerably injured, and was
taken Immediately to the Hospital
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