New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

That gentleman ooneided m his op;n;or ~.
the Whereabouts OF the goods and The rcbh,,h.s !,
ably been obisned, and il Wa At once DE-
ferret out the matter. The two gentlemen n.sd
10 the Chiefs Office in quest Of a poloem.,r sc-f
not succeed in obtaining any, although f. ~ I'D
several applications. They then Determined :! uAds
policemen themselves, and remembering tia, I. ~ ~
are dangerous" proceeded at once 70 the asays
Fifty ninth street TO which the trunks had ~. q
Mr.. Cotter knocked at the door. aud the sunms.~l
answered by the passenger of the mnrpn, NJ 's
asked him il three trunks had not beeu loft Tia.
il the morning which came down from rrov ~
Hudson River Road The stranger ans,e,.S a Se
none had been. he then ssked him be did m, -. s
nizc him the baggsge-Inaster on the Road 70 49,
he bad given three checks few hours befor, N
stranger with cool effrontery answered thai \. tS
never seen Mr.. Cotter before, and entering the -
shut the door upon the gentlemen, and locked 10
the inside. ~
This confirmed previously awakened suspiciaa =.
two gentlemen proceeded at once 10 a station a. a.
Twepty- second Ward Police, and secured The -
of Officer Monaghan of the Reserve C0rus rs
returned 10 the house, which was locked .sd n.y.
procured ladder, entered through sesse.s-.,,rv -
dow. Meanwhile, the stranger had esesped tana,,a.
second story window. in company with a woman $50
pCsed to be his wife, and MADE tracks to pgts upIn-
The parties at once proceeded 10 make a,isrros,n
search OF the premises. In bureaadrswcr vas Sa.i
Jimmy - an article frequently made nse of ~
burvlnrs On entering the cellar, indications e,,i
that something bad recently been dragged owe, -
bottom. The marks were traced 10 closet in he A..
ner. This was at once opened, and Mr. Cotter, Lar,
UP a blanket which covered some article, found ,nIs
il the very trunks which had been carr ed over ~.
read in the morning. They were immediately Opened
and found 10 be filled with silk goods which Me- We,
colt recognized an invoice which he had rroer,y
forwarded 10 me store in ths city. They were aaey
packed, and embraced the entire nu1ber-as pess
which had been taken on Thursday evening. Nsy
were aken possession Of and dispatch sent dneena,
Mr. Smith, the business agent in tlls city, to coma
down and identity them.
The stranger ave his usme The cars a. Anders m
hat his neie hbors say that be is known among item "a
William Moore. he is short, thick set man. With
full face, light ham aud whskers, ana was yery eea
teey dressed. Ii is SAID that he came up the shan.
boat on Tuesday morning in company with Q well
known rogue and that b, III identified by New.
York policeman who warned some OF our Offices 10 DO
on the look out for them.
This was one of the most successful burglaris~ on
record and IL bolduess rspidty OF its conception
and execution is orly equaled by the skin Of its detec
ton Much credit is due 10 Mr. C"tter for the saro l.
ness with which he pursued this matter TO its successful
issue and there can be doubt that lac IL fully emitted
TO the large reward offered ny the firm for the recovery
of the eooos. Troy Daily Times, Oct. II.