New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
NAIL GLHANINGS.
BrRsLARY AND ARsos-ARREsr or
CovSrKsygrEzs We condsuss the following from


CovSrKsygrrESs We condsuss the following from
The 0rtso Ga.,ne Of Thursdsy, och insk;
For tie lat i've or six days, says The Ga',ae tho
greatest possible excitement has exs.sd ln our CON-
MUMMY, In consequence OF continued Developments,
mep's, each 10 its turn more astounding than any
which had preceded H. showing the existence 10 this
region Of IN organized bend Il oesp.r-does engaged
In the perIesrsion Of slk sorts Of crime including
Larceny, snon, counierfeios &c, on moe, extensive
icsls.
Between and o'clock In the morning OF the Goth Of
August, the sore Ut William II. Russell. 10 Windnsm,
Pa, WAS distovered to he ON fire Toe neishbors,
awakened by The light reached the spot too late 20
check the Hsrnsr, and the store and contents were
burned g. The ground Mr.. Russell having discovered
en- reaching the ground that the back door had besu
broken open, and concluding that hs store bad been
hrst robbed and then fred With his nsishbors 10 the
Dorrirg ibshtut ID search Nothing which could yye
any clue b the aals 10 be dI,cover except hc
lack OF wagon and iht Of hor.e the priat Of four
n,is pr jeciug from the lot eide OF one of the hind
sef pursuit of some 10 miles led the uursucr, IN
the Oweso Bridge They here learned from the oridoe
keeper thas, oang had crossed the bridge In the
afternoon ~ith buggy and r small brown ho.e and
had reuTns b.twesp or 3 In the nuru,ps
They then entered the village anc INQUIRED az the
different livery stables, and found from Mr. Henry
Cross that he kept horse answering to the description
given by Mr. Wllisms the bridge keeper ami tha, the
print OF OF the hind feet answered to that thAy hsd
followed. Mr. CrOss informed them that young m IN
by the Of Stout had tho afternoon previous hrsd
the Eoree and returned early tna norntn7 upon thSse
facts the young Ira Stout arrested. search
warrant also Issued to III his fathers house.
tituated on l,bacas next door to tho Nesern Hotel
large quantity Of goods there found sscretei
which Mr.. Russell identified his property. Tue
father Orange Stout then arrested and also three
young men.
An sxamir alton was then had before Justice Ripley
of this place. aud the above scs appearing Ia evidence,
the father and committed TO await their trlt
for grand larceny Little appearing against the other
prisoners, they were DISCHARGED.
Mr.. Russells Toes 10 q d less than 81 OOO
In the course of the investigation attending the ex.
smiDaon of Stout and bis SD, facts came 10 light
which led TO the arrest Of Asshe Bascom on Monday
lSsf on the double charge of being party t. the
bling Of Mr.. Russeli's store, and passing counterfeit.
money. Bacon belongs over the Pennsy vsn'a line.
Don F. Revelsnd and wife, boardsrs at the Hudson
House. also arrested, charged With passins coun.
terfet money II appeared that Bvcom was at O~ego
on Sunday lat-,hat Reveland said his wife had some
money for him-thst they went together TO ths place
where Mrs. Revelsni was and th-t she gave Bsscom
SIG IN counterfeit money caui1npg him no, 70 get her
husband into scrape They were both committed for
Trial.
James johnson, keeper Of the Hudson House, on
Ithscast whose connection With the coun tetieitr 8
branch of the business bad By this time come to the
knowledge of those public officers engaged In the In
yesiigatiOns, was also Wednesday, marched up " TO
the Captains hce, and committed by Justice Ripley
for trial
On Saturday night last Patrick Murphy was arrested
for allpg money om The drawer OF Edward Raybs'
fords store.
Some days ego, aso William Mayo was arrested for
passing counterfeit money.