The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29

Nsws ron rHs Poucx-Ths Rev E Smith, OF the Mans,
field 0 Stas~an writing upon very extensive Brother S. :,
the Union aays"we Of the existence Of said
society BY thu confession Of Of its Members who had
that they were banded together robbery theft
efeng and murder and to protect each other from the
anss Of the law sy being ssch oths, and get
penalty Of betrayal Of thar secrets or or OF Any
Of the Of inadsy 70 their secret obi
every State the Uncn-has branches and high o6cers
in all tho States that its members we're numerous and
and having = wide inauence some are members Of
churches and ch officers and attend to the forms Oh
religion such asking blessing at the table and at
tending TO family worship To secret oath bound
and banded robbers, thieves and murdersrs mixed up
with the community, and entering into our families and
pyipe out ali our precious things and at the tina
praying with u.s. and going to the sacred communion Is
truly horrible state 1i soe,e.y gu, 50 u.s. e Ahor
the community ought to be apprssd OF these things and
We have concluded to sound tine alarm. similar so
ciety formed in Europe in by Weaupt and
Kuggee which continued ten years and then broken
up BY the discovery Of their papers in the hand writing
OF Zwatk They had receipts for producing abortion,
filing with supplying doors and divers like hssh
things, and scores o. counterfeit seals.
AN OLD RoBBERY-THE THIEF DISCOVERED
In the Boston police court yesterday afternoon John
Greenough known about town +" cameo cutter
examined on charge Of stealing some 200 worth of
watches and swery from the dwelling house of c. L.
Drown in Salem street in Dec 1850 This has been,
until quite recently involved in stery, tcaces of
about tso years since silver watch, known to be part
OF the property traced TO the possession Of Green
and ba not been heard Of since sn last Monday when
he arrested N Manchester. y. H., by officer Ham.
Two others OF the witches sod) traced through
several hands 10 Horace d. CaIey, Of New York, who
kept brokers' shop in sudbury street u this
city carsy was arrested At his place of business in
broadway charge OF larceny and brought to Boston
Friday last Up to the time OF his arrival in this city
Mr. Carsy whose reputation has been questioned
did know purpose Of his arrest or motive Of the
st q
Eaton on Saturday morning and told the OF his
arrest and detention he Immediately stated the Of
the parties from whom he had bought the watches in the
legitimate cours. o. trade Through these parties their
possession traced directly TO Mr. Greenough not
before mentioned upwards Of years since Upon his
6rraignment yesterday Mr.. Grsenough held in the
No charge whatever made against Mr. Carley aud
Is honoiably acqaitted-Bosoa Nda, April 70.
OLD MEMBERS OF TIE LEGISLATIVE OF CoNNEc-
ncuT OF the twenty members OF the State Senate but
Butler Norwas in 1915 and 1852; Nathan G. Fish, Gro
ton, in 1851, 1852; James A. Bill, Lyme in 1852 Ezra
Dean, Woodstock in 1852; Daniel B. Warner East Had
dam, in 1852 These five, together with the Governor
ration of Yale College. The other senator will be deter
miped by lot The senior member of the House of Re.
personalities or Father Of the House, whose duty it is
10 call that body to order is supposed to be Kinney
Gallua, OF Voluntown, who member in 1927. The
other senior members Of the House they entered
Grimes Rocky Hill, in 1881 Jeffrey o. Phelps Simsbury,
in 1881: Silss Hoadley. Plymouth in 1882. John c.
Smith sharon IN 1885, David pachen, Weston in 1885,
Sesh Strong Milford, in 1856.
TRIAL OF LEAHEY, THE Monk, FOR MURDER
The Portage City Republic 'ains portion OF the trial
of Edward Leahey (better known the Monk of La
Tapps) for the murder By shooting of Bernard Manle
The trial before Judge Larrabee Leahey ploadsd not
guilty TO the indictment Francis Whiting testified that
be the prisoner fire three shots-one at the deceased
which caused his dca; III, and at a named Abram
Morton. The pistol revolver and charges
left In it. Leahey stated TO the witness that the murder
inst and that the Lord told him to do it. Manl.y
lived about forty five minutes after the The
mcny far as it is published is conclusive as the
fact that Mnney shot by eahey for alleged adultery
with the wife OF the latter.