Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-07
WHOLE NO lI77.

liberated from custody by the District
Attorney and is residing in the family
Of a kind-hearted friend. He has re-
eleved various presents Ct money ard
clothing from different gentlemen, and
is perfectly comfortable. lie will
shortly leave Ills city Tor arotler lace
of abode, and will devote all his cner-
gies 10 provide for lis sisters, nj d, IN
the meanwhile. win Tor himself "A name
OF which lie " i'll no, be ashamed in after
years. lie and his sisters will take
Their mothers naTc.
Young Slring has tetn IN charge
OF Lieut.. Clark, at the Soutl wark sta
ton house, fincc the nvictlen Of his
father, where lie las tten wished by n
large number oi the ph,lanthroPie | er-
cons who are anxious Tor his welfare -
Many Of the visitors have offered him
home, but he uniformly requested them
TO fird employment, ior linn in some
coniectioner' s establishment
Lynch, the husband OF one of the un.
fortunate women murdered, has been at
tie Adelphi station house Tor the past
ten days who're he has recle,cd every
attention nj tie hards OF the poiice. lie
is stricken with griei al Lis lrrfrarsbc
loss, and at fines appears unconscious
OF what is Iassirg around linn. He
will probably lease in few days Tor
New York, wh@rc Col. Burnett and
come OF lis friends have prom he'd TO Sc
cure him situation. He has author
iscd Marshal Keyser 10 sell by auction
all Lis hcuseho'd goods on Tuesday
morning next. Lynch informs us that
the silk dresses whlch telon. ed 10 his
wife are missing. " here tlry have
gone 10 is mystery not yet solved
The unf rtu ate man las prremptorily
refused to visit his former residence
since his arrival here. One ol his cha
dren is now in possession OF Alderman
Aliens wife, and another in the care Of
a lady residing on the Passyunk road.
On Saturday afternoon, ex-Judgc Do
ran visited the elder Spring in his cell
and stated to him that II was the i'm
preston Of meny that the morey stolen
from the trunk OF Nrs. Lynch had been
gwen TO him (Mr. Doran) lie begged
Spring would inform Ein' where The
mo ney had been concealed, and by nlf
means satisfy the minds OF the IuLlc.-
lie replied that lie knew roIhIng about
it, and that lis son must lave the
money, rs he committed the robbery
Spring is ignorant OF the proceedings in
court.
On Saturday afternoon, Judge Doran
visited Spring a, his cell in prison, and
found him in state Of complete exhaus-
tion, lying upon his bed. He evinced a
disposition averse TO entering into csI-
versaton f; but after rallying, lie again
asserted his innocence, and uron being
told that he must return the gold which
he had stolen from Mrs. Lynch's trunk
10 tie District Attorney, lie fatty denied
any knowledge of it.. He said his SON
krcw all about it, and he would dvulge'
where he (the SOM had concealed it, he
would forgive him, and permit him to
pay visits 10 his cell. Otherwise, he
would never obtain hls forgiveness
Every attempt o! Mr. Doran's 10 obtain
anything satisfactory from his lips, failed.
We are informed hat young Arthur
has made further diclosurCs Of his faith
er's wickeducss. He US that he
went, some time since. To Mr.. Moro
ney's fruit stand, corner OF Eighth and
Market streets. with the intention Of kill
Ing him. who was known 10 he alone.
" hiIe talking TO The lad, lie managed
TO slip heavy weigh, into his pocket,
with which TO accomplish his fendish
design, but was frustrated by purcha-
se7enlcring the store. Ii is thought the
prisoner is ieignny sickness.
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