New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

Bold MURDER AND RoBBERY.-As Isaac Jackson
of Westfeld Mass, was driving his pedder wagon on
The main road between Westfeld and Russell, Tues
day f renoon he was shot through the heart and ms
person and wagon were then plundered. The pistol
,hot was heard by some Of the neighbors, aud soon
after the peddlcrs horse was found sIaying about
without it, master. About that time, a man caiins
himself Charles Jones stopped at the house oil Mr.
Mallory, on that road, and asked for box 10 pack
some goods in He was suspected at once, rom ms
strange erTand and manner, and arrested. Upon ms
person was found pistol money and clothes, which
were identified as the same that jackson had TAKEN
occurred in Hampden County Mass, for about nan a
century. lNeW-haFeh DaiS ionau"'
The Hartford Times. in remarking on the above,
says:
The body Of Jackson brought to this city last
evening and buried in accordance with the Hebrew
rites, there being no synagogue at Westhed' Inc, Inc
funeral took place al ?. Iii. to-day Ihursdeyl' Inc
corse Is carefully washed and clothed in white linen
garments expressly made by Jewish women, who feel
rad pleasure in thus assisting in the last act OF KIND
ness toward a corehgionist White IL used Tor tho
reason that the Scriptures frequently mention that color
to indicate purity. A small quantity OF earn y put
under the head TO indicate that all cometh from me
earth and retuTbe;b thther again. The head oil inc
deceased person is placed toward the orient,
10 represent the great reverence OF the Israel
lie toward the land OF MS natoeaHty, aud
that sl.o a. the sun rises to Teviyify all ere
atitn 50 III the dead finally rise to everlasting ife
The minister rectes certain prayers expressive Of
the inscruiabity Of Gods ways and OF the necessity
for the afflicted 10 resign themselves unmur nurngiy
to Lie DEGREES the coffin is lowered into the earth, aud
he WORDS: May the soul Of the departed come to
ats resiiug place in peace, ferYenty uttered by
those present Each Of the mourners then shoVes
little earth the bier and aterward those attend
ing 20 remind themselves Of the Divine decree spoken
10 man: Dust thou art AID INT dust thou shalt re-
turn" The mourners next pronounce prayer ex-
rre-sirg their answering resignation 10 the creator
rnder their and heartrendiDg afcuon, and the
ceremony concludes.
Jones the murderer is the same fellow who has
lust served out term of four year in the Connecticut
State Prison for robbiDg John Deans store. lie was
the coolest .coundrel that ever infested this city He
rrofssed great concern for the souls Of sinners and
was constantly reading the Bible aud eGhorting at
evening meetngs.
"Wsile in tie confidence Of Mr.. Dean, he stole
abou; Ic9 worth Of goods from his store together
With considerable sums of money. He stole the silk
10 make hin a surphce 10 preach instarted church
velvet Tor hs chair and also stole goods to pay the
cabinet maker for the chair; broke into the Catholic
Church and stole the priests robe for sample for one
for himself, and also stole the silver ehaices, &C.,
from the altar-called at Mr.. Deans afternoon -
have little season of prayer, remaining TIL eve
ming babe the family good bye, but instead OF gong
out Of the door, he stole up Stair. and secTeted n
self under the bed occupied by Mr.. Deans son-le,
manned there till past midnight, when he creP' Vu'
robbed Young Dean's pockets Of SlOO, WHICH NC aJ
nsceriained the day previous that he had ]ns'
from The bank then went up 10 81 1onn h'''''