The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-11

EXPERT RosExRY-rwMrY TaOUsAxp BOIL Aus m
GOLD CARRIED OF Bv THE THIEVES.
On Tuesday evening, George Bano dc 10 vese, Cusaa
geae man Of wealth, and chief or police Of Havana w.
robbed Of 900 In gold and $500 In silver No clue he
been obtained to the perpetrators q the robbery or to s
Whereabouts OF tho stolen property. Tho particulars sf
tho affair they reported as the Chiefs Office yes
terday, as follows
Mr.. de lie vege from Neg Orleans in the steam.
err few days ago. having In hs possession SO 900 In
douboons and $500 In silver He took lodgings at tho ho
tel No 40 Walker street. and there conveyed the Specie
which he put into couple Of bags and then locked W
In his trunk While absent nom his ON Tuesday
night persons, he says, broke into hs ROOM opened
bis trunk, and carried OF all the monsy. On his return
about II O'Clock, he discovered that no had rob-
bed, and cleaned out OF all the reldy cash he
bad in his Pc session lie Immediately gaze the alarm
questioned the inmates of the house relative to the
affair." but nothing of satisfactory nature could he Cleaned
respecting me rGooery he shsn proceeded to the Chief
fact but no effort was made to hunt up the thieves.
Twas not until Yesterday that any steps wore taken In
the matter. The Cuban offered . reward OF SIS 900, and
gave the police such information as he hoped would uu
maely lead the recovery OF his doubloons He says
Who hn from New Orleans for Sa pur
pose On his voyage TO this city he observed two sus
picious persons ON board and be supposes they
his arrival in this city, and when he lefs
his room on Tuesday night they slipped in
discovered He says he did not tell any except his
guide that he had this large mount of money with him,
ana this fact ean him to infer that the robbery was COM
United BY some persons who followed him from New
Orleans
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. do Ia vcgc appeared before
Justice Welsh at the Lower Police Court stated that
he understood stranger had taken lodgings in the
pex TO him. on the day of the robbery and that he
taking his departure from the hotel In carriage
evening. Further, that of the walters in tho
hotel told him that ths stranger accompan MED by
man whom he supposed was the compla!nant's guide.
Mr Ia n m ha
pcy between bis guide and the stranger In question
wished the magistrate would investigate the matter.
Oficers Sweeny and Steele, o. the reserved corps,
were ordered TO produce the guide and the stranger
in question They did but upon an examination
found that they were entirely innocent In the matter and
Tnoro seems to be a great deal of rivalry in this
case between some OF the oifcers OF the Old and
Commission, engaged in ferreting out the rob
bers. II feared that n collision would take place
yesterday in Of some high words that ensued
between members OF the department aspiring to the
reward of s. Goo offered for the recovery of the stolen
money, but eyery;n has passed oil quietly 80 far.
THK M'ALPINE CASE-EXAMINATIoN OF THE WOMAN
ELLEN BORLAND-HHR ADMISSIONS ON THE STAND
HOW SHE RECEIVED HER INSTRUCTIONS PROM
LIEUT.. COLONEL GEORGE MARAADUKB RKEy15,
H.B.M.
The examination In the OF John w. McApne, anAs
Lieutenant Colonel George Marmaduke Reeves, H. n.
charged with subornaton Of perjury In having, u
alleged procured q witness named Ellen Borland. alas
Mrs Moore, to TO certain matters regarding the
contents OF trunk which the prisoner said last
through the caressness OF the agents tho Accessory
Transit Company while he on bis voyage 10 Calf0r
MIA in 1856, continued yesterday before Justice Con-
molly a. the Lower Police Court The woman, Mrs. Boz
land put upon the stand State evidence, and made
the following affidavit against the accused
Ellen Boland being duly sworn, deposes and saysI Am
John kcAlpne in the month Of July, 1856 got acquainted
with him by I'D vertiscment; advertised for situation
to 60 into the country with family as housekeeper or 70
take Of children McApne called al the place where
boarded and engaged me 10 take OF his Children that
the first time ever him; heard Of him
BEFORE McAlppe told he had lost trunk and had all
the testimony except one woman who was in the city,
he could not find her; no said her Ms Aoore
he read me p'rs he said shc was the principal witness
in the case there was nothing moro said about until he
out OF prison in November last he put In prfon
charge made by Mr. Griffin he then said he thought
Of pushing that suit for the trunk; he said IL he knew
where the lived 10 California he would write to her
II Often spoken Of be then asked III would give the
testimony; told him afraid said II had to Jake
cath would not do it, spoken Of AFTER that, aud ar
ter that went down with him 10 lawyers Office Ia
Broadway; 1t Mr. Robinsons Office; Mr.. Robinson Is
present did not see him in bis Office al that time
buI him NJ the door out; Mr.. Robinson
said If would call in inc evening at his house he would
ne; went think, in the evening; au not sure
McAnne introduced me Mrs Moore hr Robinson asked
sever al questions 10 regard 10 the trunk and
them McAplne had before this written down piece
Of paper what was 10 say, TO enable to commit
II TO Inc mory answered Mr. RObiason's quesi ms from
What had com nired 10 memory from tue paper, and
from what Me Alpine had told afterwards went with
Mr. ncAlPne 10 Mr Robinson 3 otc, In the IN ,rnng; We
went from the Office to the City Hail. before examn-
name, Mary Moore; had told Mr.. Robinson thai had
rather not swear that would sirm; knew that could
affirm, for had asked bad been told that Catholics had
TO take cath on Catholic Bible, aud that if they
did not 1t would not amount 0 anything;
was Dot told so by Mr Robinson Mr. r. at my request,
told the Judge would airin the Judge called me by
and repeated tho words which WERE in substance
that affirmed tell the truth all dad was TO lay my
hand the Bible did not the ihcn
the down the table with Mr. Robin
son, Mr. Ropalio and McApinc: then examined and
cross-examincd, aud my exauaauon taken down In
writing; answered the questions from the paper had
committed 70 memory; had not the paper with me, but
had learned ~ knew netting OF the facts stated my
EXAMINATION except what had heard from Meal pine tins
testimony rea over IN me, sigued IN Moore;"
never went to California or Nicaragua TIA
Ithmus: the steamship star Of the West. my
nsmc y no, Mary koore took tast name because could
rot Otherwise give the testimony am not tho wife OF
drew Moore, SC, Sr. do not thiuk Mr. Robinson
knew my statement untrue; hcAlpnn said no did no<
know any tn ing about H."
TIM kSWs AGAS.--Jamcs o'Ncl, resident OF Four.
ecDth street, was a,tacket by men Tuesday night,
the Of Seventeenth avenue and
stabbed In the neck with knife. The wounded
conveyed 10 the Eighteenth. ward station house where
he attended by Doctor. Don mnaion OF .he
w3und found that Of The principal arteries Of tse
neck had been severed. ADD thai the patient would
baby die from the effects Of the stab ONei he does
u know the who attacked him, and that he gave
them no pgovoca whatever for the assault made
him The irjaged man was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hos
pitaL
Ubitunry.