New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

eoON' ooomitsed, and the aoove'mehtiohed prop
gary was .,r.v. by Peter Develin, from the fact
ei'! os'I ~ been informed by Anne Curry that he
lha' sn limited entering the afort said premises
the property and selling it on the corner OF
aasrd or Anthony street and Broadway, and IRON,
-. fact that he sho we'd said Curry the property anu
handed il to her TO examine ono.r
U,ou a further examination of the Csc I'M
Murphy fcund in the possession of Sarsh peVe"n,
mother Of Peter Develin, plai" so'' ,.. - -
| Pauline Middleton identified as PoL.ic" " w -.
| srtv stolen from her possesHon' i".' - = AGA.
| cached 10 one Of the bracelets stolen noh. N' c.
Sletop by n small gold chain, which c"a'' a""o III!
nCorned Officer Murphy he saw DeVe'i" nio ,i'-
| ring and then give the ring 20 MS "'V al,
IS G., .,s,ed that she had been acquainted WIN
Anne Nu'. ,,hor about two years and during that
h''o'n - saw ;ewery of any description about
ou'' =" until she wore the ring given to her by
Develin. .,,.
Da,e,;, on lis preliminary examination said he was
,,en,v wears of age; was born in Baltimore lives in
sixteenth street; keeps concert hall, and knew
,o,lirg sbout the charges preferred against him.
Anne Curry stated that she had lived with Devenn
Cor the last two wears as his wife, and that they had re-
.ded torsther in Philadelphia Baltimore, and also 10
| this city, In Baltimore he had been NUMBER 0,
times arrested for passing counterfeit money, nut hau
managed TO make his escape by breaking jail gaggng
The officers and resorDg to such subteriuges as ay
be read of in the life and adventures OF the notorious
Jack Sbepsrd The woman said that DeVehh never
committed felony but that he told her ABOUT II, ana
always showed her the proceeds OF his depredatiohs
When be passed counterfeit money, he always showed
her the good money he had obtained in change, and
pon committing burglary always displayed the
property stolen, for her examination
, Lsttery he had abused her very much, and she
made up her mind to leave him. being unable to live
any longer with him. Although having formed such
m intention she feared doing so unless she had him
secured in some way and hence her story to the Ser
geant at the Staton.House and her subsequent aff
dsvit, which has been amply corroborated by the
persons on whom Develin passed counterfeit money
and those whose premises he had burStarlousy en-
tered.
Upon Anne Curry confronting Develin In the Court,
he pronounced her little liar, and said that she could
not be believed under oath.
Deyelip. though but 20 years of age appears much
older. His forehead is covered with scars, and he
looks to have seen some hard usage.
Upon the three charges, Justice Dawson committed
Devein for examination anu refused to take bail.
During yesterday afternoon there was a complete
thrope of "roughs" at the Court, all of whom we've
excuses, bat no one was permitted to communicate
with him.
Recently, Devehn has kept q cOncerthall at the
corner of Sixteenth street and Eighth avenue, which
Mace has been resort for the hardest kind of caarac
tiers. From the anxiety Of the "roughs' to see
Develin yesterday afternoon, it would appear that he
was the head of the gang and that without him they
were at loss for leader.
Anne Curry has recently, and since she lett DeveIn,
procured situation in the ballet corps at Burtons
Theater which has enabled her to support herself and
widowed mother II is to be hoped that any one
who may have been robbed by this villain will appear
and make their complaint at Jefferson Market Police
Court, and thereby further the ends of justice
ALLEGED RAPE-TnE FACTS SHOW DIFFERENT
STATE OF AFFAIRs.-On Wednesday evening young
lady was found on the sidewalk near Grand street, In
the Tenth Ward in an nsensible condition. She was
removed to the Tenth Ward Station-House, and, after
reviviDg somewhat stated that she resides in Hartford
Conn She came to this city on visit to some young
ladies' and was induced by them to go on the shirt
sewers excursion to Newburgh on Tuesday, accsmpa
MED by some young gentlemen. The exeurhonlsts
arrived here about O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
and upon the invitation of the young gentlemen they
took a carriage and spent the day at High Bridge.
violated. They returned TO the vicinity of Grand
street when the driver refused to proceed any further
unless he was paid. The party then went away and
left her. and the driver put her out on the walk where
she was found. The young woman was taken before
Justice Brennan make complaint but upon enter
ing her face was familiar, she having been before him
on preyious occasions Her name Is Bell Sanford an
inmate of one of the fashionable houses in Leonard
s,reet and instead of being drugged for the purpose
above stated she well the rest Of the party, had
been on considerable ef a drunk. Bell was accord
ingly assigned an apartment in the lookup.
CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY RoEBERY.-On Thursday
night Charles L. Elparado attached to the schooner
Robert b. Smith, lying at pier No. 80 East River, set
out for walk and TO view the sights about town.
While passing through the Five Points he was &C.
costed by three men, who invited him to walk with
them, setting forth the danger of the locality, and
stating it was not cafe for to be alone. Eparado
consented to accompany them and after going short
distance of the party led him into dark aley-way
in Cross street and there seized him by the throat,
choking him till be was black in the face. Another of
the party now approached and struck the victim
powerful blow in the face which prostrated him, and
while in this condition the third fellow approached,
and thrustng his hand into Eparado's pocket, took
therefrom by force and violence, so rs in money.
Information of the robbery being given the police
Officers Phillips and Sullivan Of the Sixth Ward soon
after arrested the rascal who picked Elparados pocket.
The prisoner is a cOlored man, and gave his name
Henry williamson Justice Osborn, before whom the
accused was taken committed him to prison 10 default
Of a, 600 bail.