The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-11

Anu OoD VINO hao our Bitter' grieiappolnted, "a
Sent also Strengthening grace by lips anointed.
| We look'd again On Teresa as she lay @ -t
Deep in the earth; and as we homewnrd went,
We felt her home was better 'yond the firmanent.
Life and AdveistslG'es OF Three Des-
peFRte Robbers.
Several months since, the Bank of New
: Brunswick was broken into, and over seventy
thousand dollars stolen from the vaults. The
details of this audaeious robbery have already
been published; and after being tracked for a
long time, and through many places, its perpe.
traitors have at last been captured, and are now
awaiting trial before the Court of Assizes in No
/ via Scotia. They are three in npmher,and their
names are Phil Stanley, Jack Rand and Bell
! Smith. ,,
The three men apparently are none Of your
small vulgar rascals,. They display the trophies
of no less than sixteen memorable achievements
1 of which each ofthem boasts; and dwhether they
exaggerate the Importance and recklessness o
those from love of boasting, we will not stop
to enquire.
1 The leader Of this triois Phil Stanley, alias
Phil Sandford,i wh6priaes himself upon being
one Of the most srtfqf villains in Christendom
He was born in England; and is over thirty two
years old. His manner is affable and quiet;yet
he is very devil in haraihood, and gifted with
almost unparalleled ffesss. He has the eye ofa
lynx, the subtlcty of cat, the quick decision o.
a cOnshmate general and force Of execution
(which sets all obstacle at defiance. @a
| Heafrst became known on this continent in
the city Of Buffalo, where, in u night, he com
lnitted three bhrglaries. He was arrested tor
the crime, tried convicted and sentenced to
| nine years and nine months Imprisonment Un-
! Fortunately, his sentenceAvas soon after comnu-
1 ted, and true to his instincts, lie hastened to
4 deserve another. s7s'7. Nrs 81 t.--@ ai
The fellow is aristocratic in his trade. He
lentertains hearty contemptfof small rascali-
lities, and aspjfesito great projects and achieve
ments Scarcely had he got'6ut of prison, when
he planned grand enteppFseSagainst the Mil
lton Bank, of Dorchester;and one fine morning
that institution missed 1000. Having sue
ceeded in this great project ho0carricd on his
operations in Albany, Rochester, Buffalo and
1Springfeld; sometimes alone, sometimes with
| his associates. But in,3 Bu3foi0 the Bird was
1 Gagged the second time; the Grand Jury found a
true bill otindctment, and he was sentenced to
the Auburn State Prison for another period d
nine years and nine monthsgFi " II 9Rot~~aan a
4 In the meantime Phil married the wid.
low Of a jew, who kept .a;pobs6nre hotel IL, the
city Of ofAlbany.ia When he found himself ssec-
ond time under the restraintof iron bars and
Itbe means If RECOVERING hiss Ia,t,y la III d,a,
mn nefition to tbe Gogornor oG ,5o ,SEote, f,y
bis nardon s@nod hv All iGo ,f az
nreon oJd bsvin; co,intarfa+ea tfa si,,r,+nro ~
The J,,doh sent if7on to5 (ovorro, I.
Hrs excellnnc,, y,se enenored, sb, Tho t,;c,. lb
nror,ntl,, enf,oI, orfer foI, Iii; roooso T. ond /,
few dayS Phil found himself ontsille the .nr;son
bn.alIs Tbn Crond wac toftorrr.,rdsl di,,ot,rod
and officers dsnsfcheA n AMI tLaq
after lono and G,utloso soo,cbl tbay Estonad IN
tthe nronosoIs Of his wifa nvhn ayrre1 to di<o,,.
or his whcreabouts unnn raFtain conditions =
The borgain Lairo, onI,eTr,st stad ,v;tl
Etwo vaaTs and civ months i,nnrioo,nantt tpb;s
inadeouote n,,nish,,hnt onlT- ,,h;tfcI y hi, ;n
stincts and gato him now, G;th I'm, HE I,ol :,
star. and he soon fer jjro}hed tba W;n5,ha,n
Comfy bank Of s23. 900. He neyt tnrned his
thoughts upon Canada. and won't to Montreal
where he Committed many. rohJeries With inn :,
nnnitv--omono othore one of : tho,,sand dnl-
Iare from the Office of tko Grand iTrnnT Rail.
road A nolice officer GETTING y cline 10 his nro.
ceedinos tracked him to Bu(fSlo wharp "a a,,e..
ceeded in canturino him He, was slool,od mn
two or three months and fhen lat off i6r- want
of sufficient evidence IG e.Ila
After gcttinc rid Of tbieonnovopca tbrs G,rt,-
natelv he went, to New York Where his wife
was then livinn. Scarcely hod Id stonnn6t out
ftbe cars when this adorable ,croatpra dpmsn-
ded far ,bhntiIa.I Cond he reGnse -ench n ,,a-
ounst To n loving onosl who tbod tufnads os;da
tho no;sonons aTnows of ineticae ~ his IJogats1
head? The th;ng was bot fo1 Ia tbongi,t ~
tbomqb Phi had eotd,nJsJ he aSsurad bapryas "a,
not 70 spoil his dignity by ni!ferinp SO nettv .,