New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
woH.Ys RI6BTs AND WRONGS.


( DARING HIGHWAY RosBERr ri AFEs,LE-HER Az
rrsr ,yp CosrfrsESr-A most daring high way robbery
vi. committed in Albany "a Monday venns by female
Tie eosp's insH', james smith sates t's' Ne nal been
thinking few eiassss 81 eorl that evening. which
Ton ev hat affected bis sight and on hi Nay home he AZ
down on stop the II Ferry - hrd bFo'dway
vhGnhe fen ir,o do1e or more pToPrr ,o Sn. b.,
finally swoke, when he Immediately started Sr nome,
which he reached about II O'Clock. On The '0.o".as
morning be discovered that his pocket book containing
sI4 in Bills was missing; also novel which he had been
reading the previous day aud which ne nal pr III INC
pocket with his pocket-bOok. On making known
hs loss 10 Justice Parsons search warrant was gwen
srJ placei in the hen6s II Officer Judd Who Immediately
se about investigating the matter thar he could ca-
fully hut Tshfuly ferret oOt the Preparation OF the dee l.
Finding Il al The robbery IN all probability occurred Wa9
Smith was asleep the stoop be ser - work and aser-
t,red the and character of tie persons occupying
,Ie hcuse On the corner. and in doing Ills he with
-, nm Who informed him ;hat he saw one of the fs-
frale occuraris drag man of the into the hsll.
Ills fset s'ope convinced him that the rQbber
tofors character named Jane IantOr for nery Tracy
no. husband i now in Slate Prison for grand larceny.
With the assistance of officer Dunn be wen, 20 the nj
so and or reachir. tie room occupied y ms woman ne
found contained bat scau;y array OF iunHIe ana Two
- a. =, sorars which were used Is n bed While there.
fier Jud saw Jane pat somothin, IN her mouth N
very uvsfcriCus uanrCr, and upon chnIS er Ni.h a.
tempting secIee the money n hsr nlouu, nc 1852
one hara az Dunn the o.her ana after iFess ale'p
IA a rec her 10 east out what she hal IN her mouth sue
throw her head back and swallowed whit she had IA u
She was Tho taken tie station house w1en u"u an
smith returned 10 the house where they found the novel
the latter had On the previous evening. suiAi aulouu
f roceres was also found in the room which upon inquiry
!, was ascertared that Jane had purchased III tue morning
from Mr. MeGary She PAID Tor tnein anu ,eNS eu -
turn change for IS bill which Mr.. Metz ma SINCE pali
10 Messrs Wing 4 Ford. The money was traced up and
found TO be one OF the identical bulls &c croed by Sn Us
bsyig been stolen 60 infinitely did he describe the bill
that ~ private marx upon The back alone Il eoud DC
identified This so ndehbly nXed the crime OF highway
ro her. uroD her that she committed 10 jail with her
infant in her arms. This is the female who some
time since Jumped from the roof OF Coughns house on
the dock when Chief Morgan and several members OF inc
malice were In arch If stolen property She not over
ib years of ace hat ia one of the harder cd in crime
known to the police. In probability she viii now get
home in State Prison where she ought to have been
I long ago.
/ prvorrryc OurR,GE or 4 YoUNG GIRL ~ MAIXE-
THE Vaerrile M1l tells tue following: For few weeSs
mast the citizens OF this ana the neghborins town OF Far
field have been cited by the development OF one o e
most dsgracefu Ourages known IN the catalogue o dss-
ration and t.eaohery The particulars are too foul for de-
ta although the main facts are due To the puOic Ihey
embrace the abduction and orcble detention anu pFost
tuition OF young gir Of some sixteen ear haue'
smith residing in Fairfield the work OF four or more
uen residing in this village all OF whom are married nen
erd and connected with several OF the most
spactahle families in that place. The arrest OF james 81
Grpy and Charles Scrbner. and the tral oil the former
beGro Justice Purrinton Keutals Mills, disclosed the
facts thus far brought light We give no names except
b, Tins di,cosd although four or five Others are con-
fdeutly mentioned concerned IN ne aIair' au Ano~
IN AN II appear, that Scbner went TO the house al IN
cirs arcnts Fairfield and proposed - her 10 20 ana
TAKE care Of his WIFE who he said was SICK lie brought
b,r IN this village and left her at house near the depot
pretending that he lived out oi uae Vl.pSe' ana
| wanted to procure team to take them OUT.
| After dark he called for her ami took her OUT
upon back road where they were met by one or more
of lis associates and she Induced to drink freely oil
some nd of Iotor which size says rendered her helpless
or insensibe. For two or three DAYS she was orcioy
Dc aind by these devils in human shape Par o ,he Ve
in harm and other places and at last found among
Them in barn by her father IL u due to humanity
IN add that most d the engaged IN TINS most ioul OUT
race were druukards Of the most beasy and guersosked
/. he denied
upsblded by this Illuminating excuse cray was reP!ie'
10 give bords in the tTifng sum- 1t seems 70 u.s. oil h'e
| lnnJr.d dollars Tie was taken 10 jail IN Norrdgewock
by Deputy Sheriff Nye but soon succeehed III p'Vculng
bail and was set at liberty Scribuer was arrested Du lot
some reason which have not yet learned ms exsnpa-
ton Nss deferred for several days during when time nc
o 10 90 with little or restraint, and after the
release of Gray the two disappeared about inc same l'
and prot ably together Their partners III inc aar 50 az
graceful 10 humanity and shameful TO our village ye WAN
unaTrts ted.
Low Am srIcIpg The Cincinnati Conner Gi tolls
the following: An individual whose name we Wu ho ~
the present time mention, ""oed enu Won iI ~ 80 -
Iourc orl named Martha Cory, who resided on Cana
ripe-st near John With the conhdlng dJdaJ0n oil an
ngennous and nature she IN return Tor the
ssion. of love which lie bresed in honeyed accents
70 ter willing ear gave him all her heart aud with that
heart tie deep devotion of love constant ana unwave
ing a. that star which erst guided the sea tossed mariner
over his stormy path. Time passed, and the iona gr
looked forward IN dreamy bssfuness To the realization
Of that dream which Erins bard nath so uutiuy as
sured u.s. can shire but once. But why nger upon q
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possesop of cherished playthng, becomes coyed and
sat aed with the treasure, aud hualy casts IL rom MN
so he threw away heart more precious Than he mes
Gem that ever nestled beneath the waters OF olconda
Indifference and neglect raised thousand ANXIOUS Tear
within her breast, but still sbs loved on, IKE snip
wrecked mariner clngiDg the last spar OF hope VI
Friday pight be paid last visit and heartlessly in
formed her that she must consider their engagement
ended; in fact that he about being united with an
other She received the intelligence as one from whom
the last raw of hope had departed aud upon whom an
eternal mic hit had cast its dark and unsght shade WIZ
cold farewell he left her presence, ana hen, uhaHe 70
struggle with the heart crushing weight OF agony wheh
ike an incubus, bore her 10 the EARTH she sougn c9ihor
in oblivion, and procuring poison from Il neSnOofiu2
druggist quaed Il sDtidOte for her woes AS soon
as the circumstance discovered medical a'd was pro-
cured but in vain she fingered until Yesterday ana hen
died furnishing another tragedy 1T real HE
AsoryyR LOVE- FFAIR-IEe Trenton Ga-ete says
az gentleman going to his home through broad.st
few lights ego he heard near the entrance 10 Quntn
Garden noise resembling high quarrel betweena lady
ard gentleman He listened for some time and heard
from tie lady charges of inconsistency, which he denied
most yehemently promised in the future To DO better ana
to proceed to bring the courship 10 an ehd Dy
marriage. The lady, however appeared 10 nave Du '-
tie confd ence in him She told him OF several gr 70
whom he was lust ready promise, and that she Vey
believed he had promised each with as much app a.
rent sincerity he had her. She had also made up er
mind 10 bring matters end and as to marriage she
did not believe hat with many girls 10 wnon
he paid attention likely to be bit more constant
after marriage. This clncher. The young man
then said IF those are YOUR sentiments will leave
assure YOU they are and will likely continue unaltera-
"be." The lady walked one way and the gentleman the
other
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