New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

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Vie,l. New ,n,h Tn,ior Michigan sillna"' Wisconsin ,
Vrwph.lI uhlo FRIES Indiana, ani W IN Tho asaarngo
sto tc,. 600 ounces II gold ar Adams A. 90, and a,
,n,,, calculation tpoooe by private hand avon ~ tho
vet, lar some Of whom ne about 10 "e'o down ~ our
Great Wosi on farms oi iholr own
Mono have been IN tho Colonies exceeding olyhieon
month";. and Quo nom wlIamsburgh only nj tho dig
r,rr- o wc,ke aud returns 10 hs wife and family rich
whom he len In little obscure part OF Ia anburbs All
net w lucky we know many nj work tho roais for the
daily piIinnce Of ten snga sterling that bolng
tain than digging TO some, which Is principally their
fault from INDUCING too freely in excessive drinking and
gambling their way out, arriving ut the destined port
pennies and in many instances in debt and their bag
gage mi pawn.
The American barquc Ella had boen sold for f25oo.
Size is TO he called hereafter the Baiarnt
Tho ship Meland, from Boston, ass) was spoken on
the Goth Of July. boud - GeIlnr.
The bSrouo Canton. Gibns r., New York via Rio
Jnnciro, arrived at ID lurns IN iie - Of August
The ship York FROM Sandwich fslanis, arrived at sgd
ncy the 18th OF August also the ship Versailles ED
MIR George Train of Boston, engaged in the enter
Prise Of establishing fire md marine assurance system,
and advocating now plan of exchange.
The five dollar piece passed current only for one polni
Mr. Elliott, OF the firm Of Elliott x Arlil of Pearl st.,
New York had been appointed Treasurer to an Associa
ton Of Canadians established in Melbourne with view OF
niIordng relief 10 INDECENT immigrants.
The Government had recently advertised for competent
porons 70 establish telegraph lines.
correspondent of The Melbourne Argus, writing from
Sydney upon August 90 says:
MRS. Mitchell the wife Of the Irish cxils sailed on
Thursday evening. with her children accompanied by Mr.
Smith the gentleman who GSded Mr. hichels escape, to
Join her husband awGi'ing her arrival in san Francisco.
Previous Mrs Mi.ches departure, deputaon, repre-
tenng number of Ishmen and several other citizens,
waited upon her to present her with an ad re's Of their
sympathy for the past trials of her husband AMI herself
ard their congrauaton at the happier prospect DOW open
ing for them and their family They prcaelei Ter ct the
1eio Of "a
manship."
Thomas Warner of torpedo notoriety is now in Mel
bourne with the Miss Busby and their progeny of six He
made application the Supreme Court for admission to
the bar, but was refused.
We have already given the particulars of attack upon
gold escort The following is an account OF the arrest
On Saturday evening the 18Th of August, Mr. Chief De
tecve Officer Ashley accompanied by Sergeant Simeoek
Of the Detectives and Detective Murray started FOR Mel
bourne and went TO the IIyor accompanied by George
Francis, the witness for the Crown
Tie officers armed with warrants for the arrest OF
four men, named Robert Harding, Edward NJ EvOy Geo.
Shepherd and George Eson who Francis siid were en-
gagged in the attack and who found to be AZ near
HE NJ Ivor diggings They reached the MIvor Mon
day evening, and the same night asceraine1 that the
whole Of the he'd ef ard had gone to the Gouborn
but Of Them Harding and Evoy had left their wives
at the Nj liver.
Mr. Ashley then gave information OF what had been toll
to Mr. Armstrong who has charge Of the police at Mlvor
and he Armstrong; agreed to wait there and watch tho
tents where the wives we're, while Ashley and his
panion went to the Goulburn Armstrong subsequently
arrested the women to keep matters quiet. On Tuesday
the detective force with Francis the approver, all
horseback started for the Goulbrn dggnss which they
reached that night.
On Wednesday morning Francis was despatched on
horseback search for the the detectives not think
ing prudent TO show themselves the dggngs. lie did
not return that day and in consequence he given
Us having boed. On the Thursday morning the detec
ves their horses and started to search the dig
eing In hour ;hoy found Elson and Shepherd in tent
We may here remark that the whole of the men were
well known TO the detectives notorious Melbourne
thieves From further inquiries the detectives ascertaned
that the other two men had gone to Ivor They there
FORE handed their prisoners to the Goulborn police start
ed for the Ivor horseback reached it the
ing and found that the two men had been arrested mmed
atey on their arrival in their wives tent the previous
night by Mr.. Armstrong; police.
Upon lis being reported that Francis had ab,conded Mr.
Armstrong Immediately dispatches to Melbourne, and
the out stations the various lines Of road among others
to MaideD's Punt where Francis arrested by cadet
named Symons. Francis along with the four other men
be forwarded yesterday morning from the Mlvor
and may be expected in town this evening.
Altogether the police have recovered between $4,000
and GOO in cash and gold. There nine men in
custody Ii is believed there is only at large, and it
is probable he viii be captured before long We under
stand the evidence against the whole of the robbers is
very conclusive.