New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-29

~ n. etrn home as he had made an agreement to meet
officer Bacn there learn what progress he had made IN
feretng the robbery Afterwards, Hatch and Gray re-
turned home, and found Stevens there e&sf
During the afternoon Hatch thought he noticed peculiar pc
hnyor in Stevens Stevens laid the sofa and he read aoua
TO him. his request He expressed his uneaslnss ~ rT
ing the honse and asked Hatch and Gray to e1 MN snare
their bed with them They consented At night ne askea
tem IN lat him sleep In the middle this they consented
whilst in bed together Stevens gave free vent to ms herso.
ness stating how glad he that he didn't wake up Ms M
robbers were house, he might have been
Gray an exceedingly unsophsicated young man. res
on, bnm,kin Who had scraped his few hundred dollars
geber nv driving cattle was examined next His testimony
corroborated Hatch 10 most particulars he pai o ms
testimony was when they were al the Va ~
night of The robbery and Hatch stuck ogeher
eli time Wills, he oered off at such distance as would
tn converse bont his hearing them and that on
te home Hatch, instead of sleeping in bed win nm
as usual slept the sofa all night Stevens 'ohh
ESQ made point out OF these two
h NJ proue, the counsel for Hatch and Gray combaed
b.r Hercules Gray further testified that he never
though, ANYTHING wrong Stevens till he advised him to go
u Texas after having heartily abused that State He then
o due consultation with HATCH went to the Recorder
Stevens in the meantime having gone up VOW" W "'enu "
some yery particular business.
Ro.ae apa the landady of the house. testified that Ste
yens was brought her by named Thompson who pre-
ousy roomed with her and that after Stevens had engaged
room he brought the other there to take the front ROOM
She had consultation and some mysterious move
ments between Thompson Stevens the back part Of TIE
house. whilst others in the front but nohins
could throw any light the robbery duplicate es 10 ns
gate front Of the produced in court "as newly
made-hnd been the night the robbery ny "ho
did not appear in impenetrable mystery hcn
it. Ed
Sergeant Brooks who arrested Stevens 'esuneu 'a W ~
him at the St. Charles Hotel that he
permitted him to search him ana gave nm
order for his trunk Mt the ous Hotel and the
,f On his person was foy pocket book containing con-
dro,o sr If poner oney. which neither OF the victims
oa l; as tbers The trunk being duly inspected, letters
~ III or ,ne ~ q found from which appeared that Stevens
w m ,be tb.re notorious Andrew Finiley, year or two
s;o oa1 with Kissane in the burning Of the Martha
and with in the Chemical Bank robbees in
New Yek' 1. - -, -, -. g ..,
ecorer took the into consideration and Stevens
findey was remanded to prison.
Findley rascal worth looking at He is good looking
man. prime of life, with fine head Of hair and hushy
moustache and whskers genteely trimmed very
gentee Dress easy aabe and smiling in his manner and
conversation and wonld pass for gentleman in crowd
country The police admire him very nuchthey con-
slider him game Yesterday, he the easiest
nannered in and all that could detect in him to
indicate he felt particular interest the ordeal through
which he passing, occasional knitting o! the
brows staring the witnesses with his large lynx like
eyesa piercing that Gray the pumpkin had to keep
his eyes on the Recorder avoid being mesmeed Indeed
he did appear be partially memered for he gave his tes
mony in the most provokngy stupid manner possible