The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-02

81 he Mrs. Howard 10 WHOM We afiudta-~tH
our last was rearrested yesterday morning, only
short time after her discharge fom the watch
house She was found by policeman in sta
bIe-of course, grossly intoxicated. After be-
ing taken before Justice Davis, she was senten-
ced to the Penitentary for thirty days as va
grant.
s.The history Of this unfortunate creature Is
a melancholy one. Some may cenSurp, bat we
are disposed to pity her. Less than year ago
she was living ia New York with her husband,
who held position OF honor and trust, IL one
of the large mercantile houses in that city.
She was admired for her beauty and inteil~
gence moved in an exalted sphere, and was sur
rounded BY friends and relatives who respected
and loved her. Last fall her husband was sent
upon a collecting tour, and she accompanied
him. On their way hitbrr her husband fell ~
with a company Of confidence or 'patent-sair
men, aud was induced to JOIN 10 their n+larlous
business.
ain this city his guilt became known. Hr
was arrested. convicted, and sruttnced 10 The
State prison. at a uburn, Tor a term ot years,
who're he now remains. This fact brcomlng
known to her family and friends, they at once
disownpd her, leaving her alone in the would.
aud surrounded by the disgrace which her hns-
band had hronght upon her. IN her desprsa-
lion she resortrd to the wine CUP. and IS now
poor, dissolute, drunken wretch-f;i only for
pity and compassion. Her trunks. which We're
filled with fine clothing ard other articles, are
detained at hotel as security for the payment
of bills contracted by her husband. Her Jew
elry was long since left at a pawn-hroher's. and
she is without friends, ithcut home, without
money, without everything that was once hers
Lost, lost, lost :"
ONE or the LATE HEAVY RoRDrElE~.-Cur
readers will remember that some months since
the silk store OF L. B. Curtis s Co., on Chester
street, between Second and Third, Was ielonl-
ouSIy entered aud robhed Of goods 10 the value
Of eight or ten thousand dollars The follow
ing from the New York Herald Of Yesterday
has relation to that robbery
Charge of Rescuing Stolen Goo|s.-josePh
and Moses Ehrick, Of No. 275 Tenth street,
we're taken into custody Yesterday afternoon.
by Sergeant Jordan, Of the Lower Police Court,
on ihe charge Of receiving stolen goods. The
compananfs in this case, Lewis Curtis and 9TH
ers. of Philadelphia, allrge that on the Sth Of
March last, their place Of business was ro6aed
Of $1,000 worth OF silk and satin goods, BY
some burglars: that they have discovered a
part Of the stolen property in the house OF the
accused in Tenth street and believe II to have
been received bv them with a foil and guilty
knowledge. The defendants sav that the goods
in question We're bought BY them some SIX
months ago, and therefore could not possibly
have been in Mr.. Curtis store on the Sth ult,
The prisoners We're committed for examination,
by Justice Connolly, Of the Lower Police Court
Another account saws An extensive haul
Of stolen goods. some Of which brong to Phil
adelphia firm, has been made bv onT police
Some time ago the police Were led to believe
stolen goods were concealed in a house on
Tenth street. RrookIvn. and made descent
They ascprtained definitely tlrst goods which
had been stolen from the dry goods store OF L.
3. Curtis S Co., Philadelphia. on t6r 7th oi
March last, were secreted in the hoUsa, and
having telegrapcd 10 The above firm, procured
assistance, and proceeded TO the premises, which
they searched from top to bottom. The goods
recovered fiIed three large trunks, and consist
I'd of silks, sainS, gloves. Tgche !'andkerchieiS.
silk vestingS, one piece wiitiatbr manufacturer
number, ~ SIS, blue with white edge LOT
of gold watches. several hundred silver spoons,
knives aud forks, and variety Of burglar in
pIeinents for breaking locks, *. The goods
were all brought TO the Office Of The Chirf Of
Police in this citv, where some members OF the
Curtis firm identified several pieces. 1t is sup
posed that the goods are The proceeds of many
robberies in this aud other cities The Ehricis
were arrested, and are in custody awaiting fur
ther developments. The value Of the goods re-
covered is about $4,000.
STRANGE DeAru IN THE CAEs.-Cn board
the train Of cars which left Philadelphia for
Plt.sburg on Wednesday night last, one Of the
passengers, James p. Williams, OF New Bruins
wick, New Jersey, came to his death in he fol-
lowing very strange manner. lis wifi was
sleeping beside him, and his son, q snail boz,
on the seat in front of him. When aoout two
hours out from Philadelphia, it was observed