New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

from their spathy to which they had abandoned them
selves since they their efforts 10 point out the per
reuators Of the previous robbery futess Attack fol-
lowed attack At four six weeks arervAl snd they
were directed only against the most thy with
gscity and prudence which dehed every precaaon
the part OF the authorities Years thus passed without
TIE least against these depredstors and sse in
the fall Of ISL three robberies niited during
ore night not of which led TO discovery. though
ire booty consisted Of such articles could n, hve
been oisposed Of in the Austrian Empire without
taDisting suspicion against the seller.
I'D Inc month Of January Miss Perry who, since re-
ceving the wound from the pistolshot Of her brother
ln'la", had been married 10 Welsh gentleman nsned
irewyth arrived a, Venns with her husband where
her 'mer adventure was by means forgotten. and
was 1e9ut ntiy spoken about in company Among those
WHO seemed IN take the deepest interest in the matter
YVES Baron Pregli, Lonibsrdic no ,lsran, who for
the ast ten years lad stayed NJ Vienna aad apparently
en]oJed unbounded wealth He became an admirer Of
Mrs Irewyth, and her constant attendant Rumcr was
soon strted, and the question asked why the hus
tand allowed close ar intimacy as was exhibited in
'htir frequent rides and walks. None, however pre-
ended to progno.ticate the result of this intimacy
- Al M early hour the second of March Baron Preg
ns mansion was surrounded by body of officers, the
leader OF whom thereupon demanded access 10 the
GUIDING Alter a while the doors were thrown open,
and the comnissary, with two of his men entered,
WINE others were Left 10 guard the vaIil outlets.
Nearly halt an hour thus passed until the officers
returned, bringing with them and carefully guarding
baron Preel whom they took TO the prison usually
signed TO political offenders From the action of tue
police, no tell what is the offence which he s
charged with; he had hearing and probably may
have none his friends may him again or they may
not Just as suits the despotc will of him who rules
over Au.tIia
In spite OF the precautions which always taken in
Austria TO keep secret the oenses of the nobility the
story in regard Baron Pregs has leaked out
1t appears that l. is he who in connection with several
devoted servants has for years past rendered the high
way t. Vienna insecure, he could carry these de-
predatons from his country residence without in the
slightest iLcuing the picions of the suthoi
ties. 1t remarkable fact thstths Baron ad actually
stood in the Fay OF the polio, situation which he pro-
baby coveted only for the purpose Of leading any
picions that nj ht arise Into smother channel.
BE :omng deeply enamored of the beautiful Mrs. Ire
wyh, he sought vanly to gain her affections, and at
last in silly Il, Of despair sho wed her the ring which
Mr. BROOKS had sent him. the leader of the highway
men, three years previously, and appealed to her BE-
come h,s, since she mad once been chosen 10 be the
instrument TO his life. 50 far from this confession
having the effect Of softeniDg her feelings, she became
all the preudiced against him, bat promised faith
fully keep the secret, il he would not repeat the Of
fersve proposals Pregli did not come near her for
week. but at last attempted tn carry her off by the
aid of his satellites and being oiled In this information
wa. eiven which led TO the arrest before stated
Three of the Baron's men have since been arrested,
and his country residence large quantity OF articles
were found all OF which identified having been
stolen