The New York herald., 1850-06-09
Our Cleveland COrre<rOnileNce.

CLEvELAaD, June 8, 1850
PyoJsae Eseose Of the Bank RoSIers--Promise Of the
Bank P'andens-acfios Of the People DeseriptiSn Of
the Reeucs-The Hay The Robbery E6sslei.
The robbers of the Bank Of the Cleveland Insurance
Company were examined yesterday and, in conss-
quence CT promises made to them by Mr.. CLARK. the
Presdr of the bank the prosecuting attorney stated
that f,lt bound to dismiss the complaint, aud re-
questtt the jusiioe discharge the prisoners Never
theisf the taken up by lawyer present, at
the request OF some thirty citizens and finally te-ti-
mehy was procured sufficient iu ITS character 10
authorize the justice in holding the accused parties to
bail But The most important witnesses were not to be
fJrnd ard those that did testify only told little
pt sile. evidently in iaver Of the roauss. However
u iik u they ale ever brought 10 [iai they VIII DC
convicted.
The Oldest Of tl. two rogues who calls him sef Stan
ley looks 10 be about twenty years OF age about
I've ftet eight inches; dark brown bsir, perfectly
straight parted the lett side; rather high fore
hadi eyes Eight blue. quite large, and looks wildly
when he is excited looks quic at anyth hng; nose
large cosis" dark tkin, mixed with black specksi
heck quite large in fact, his Whole nrm and motion
indicate str,neIh ard looks ss though he would do
sil he attempted He says he is irom Fexas aud was
expelled from college. lie says his father resides In
Texas
The younger says he Is from Ginciunati he is
about tive f,tt i've OF Fix inches high. little round
shoulder d. htcps and moves qnickiyi states ne Is II
years of age, but should suppose him 10 be hot
than 20 years Ills fsce is quite boysh, hair light
brown. with little auburn shade. slightly cured at
the ends and parted the lett side eyes light grey
or hueh forehead very Irregular quite ul over the
eyes then sinks aud sweiis again Nose rather large,
and has very pee uir wtch al the side every time he
Wnks-upper lap Overhargs--a regular baby mouth,
and does not show his teeth when taking slight
dimple is visible each side OF his mouth, complex
iSn farsays he has worked at the ocksnith business
i believe him 10 be W yngate who was Que of the rob
brs who robbed the bank at Aogustl Me-, in January
lS40.
Both these individuals came to Cleveland about two
weeks before The robbery they watched the President
o the bank for several days fer the purpose OF stealing
The keys; they finally obsrryod HIM enter his roOm
which l. tie luwr oor in ou and locking ugh
the WINDOW, lin deposte the bank Key IN
"a bureau drawer. and after he appeared
in the street; and while he stood talking with
some men that nc WORK near hss house
one or the rogues slipped into the house and
stole the bank key from the bureau drawer and with
IL unlocked the vault moved the $1,000 aud re-
turned the key back to the drawer But haa the pre-
sideht taken the precHuon TO diSafsnge the KEY the
robbery would in all probability have been prevented
Ihs cunning cea OF returning the key had the effect
the rogues contemplated. by Bxing suspicion the
officers Of the bank and thus feeling secure, in
qence of such suspicion the rogues began boldly IN
spending the money Tho st information that led TO
their arrest from house Of Ill fame. short dis
tauce from the city. where the roEues spent good
portion Of tb,ir time after the robbery. Tho money
was buried in two parcels part on the bank of the
lake and part in embankmeut 0f the railroad aud
never probably. uld have been found had not
tic roeues pointed out the spot
think you will conclude frem the SKIN displayed by
these Two boys, that II does not require muoh age
experience 10 become expert thief.