The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16
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converted In the French language with the prscnsr
who informed the justice that he had assaulted
his and that he feared that tho whole
plot and conspiracy for the purpose Of robbne
his clearinghouse while he thus detained in
him to 20 10 charge OF the oficsrs 90 his
residence, he felt certain that tho Of the
arrest was to rob him OF ell his money. The mAgis-
trsts consideration believing that truth might
be placed the suspicious OF the prisoner despatched
two officers Of to his rooms; but alas late
the wife had about ten minutes previously left the
house in a carriage with Durand and another msu,
taking with them the $40 900 contained in . black
box consisting OF deuboons, five franc pieces Jumps
OF bullion weighing six pounds four dozen OF silver
forks and spoons and q number Of bank bills. IL was
here sscerainsd that the wife, with these two men,
had arrived in carriage sscenaed the stairs broken
open two doors and carried of the black box oontstn
ing the above amount OF money, and had left the
premises only about ten minutes previous to the arrival
Of the officers and the husband This astounding faog
was In u,edately communicated to Justice Osborne,
who directed the immediate arrest OF Dursnd, Mr..
Jeandel, the father Of the wife and also her aunt
Madame LIE Clerc The dwellings Of these accused
parties have been searched but without finding the
eIssbouts Of either the wife or the money. On
the person Of Dursnd found nifty three Ave
franc pieces This money he says. he received frsm
the wife, for the purpose OF obtaining divorce from
her husband On the Thursday night in question,
Durand took the wife to the residence OF Mr. George
Gurst, No 341 Twelfth street. together with the box
containing the treasure. Here. abeat eleven o'clock
that night, Mr. Gurst home aud refused to allow
The wife to remain in the house; in there
or Durand aud ais associate removed the vile rom the
money, since which time tidings nave been s'cer
aimed respecting the whereabouts Of the wife the
money. During yesterday however, Justice Osborne
ceived information that the wife had lied to Phila-
delpha, and supposed to have the money and vain
sbles with her In consequence thereof two officers
despatched to Philadelphia and this II Is pre-
sumed they have the wife, and he man Who accom-
panied her thither, In custody and all the money
Then, again II this Information should incorrect
To the wife being in Philadelphia, the rumor that
has been in circulation for the last day twe which
IL ppo ed from not finding the fe that
Of the conspraors Lad taken her life aud secreed the
body, may prove true This suppostion GER AMY ap-
pears to be very plausible more particularly no tracs
could be sscersned OF the wife until yesterday aud
that not positive Take this case altogether 1t shows
Of the deepest vany, the pact of the accused
parties, in making OF the wife entrap the hus
band in order TO stea all his property
.9rres Of Pickpockefs During tho procession yester
day several pockets arrested by tae police,
the most notorious Of which Frederick Evans, Vim
was detected In Broadway In the act OF operating o
the coat tails Of gentlemen in the crowd This iodi-
vidua is sad to be wanted ia westchsser county, on
charge of grand larceny Several other young me a,
If the loaferish order. arrested sus poisa-
I bey were detained In the Chiefs Office.