The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-30

AIN ree,e two years ago. and Mr.: Jsie visited the
prisoner at his cell. Jackaow having been for time
in ,be employ Of Mr. r., was thought he would be able
10 obtain some information from the statement Of the ac
cused The prisoner upon the approach Of Mr. f. imme-
diaely recognized him, saying, Nc Hill no captain
and relating the same story which has heretofore been
From information received from Mr. Frisbee appears
that month ago the father Of Captain Leee repeatedly
his ACTORS and furthermore, predicted that he would be
the death Of them before many days Elijah, have
before stated in favor Of granting his fathers request
but Captain Lee.e on the contrary, concluded TO keep
him, az he Lad been in the family for q long time
prisoner si2 and one day he met Jack in field hc
captain being away at the time) he said, Captain be
rascal be no pay me my money &C. and after taAs ne
different feeling towards the captain.
On Sunday morning last when the despatch announcing
the tragedy was received in Guiord was at once taken
TO the father of the deceased by Mr. John Benton who,
on entering the door, said 70 the Old gentleman "Have
The old man. who s about seventy years Of age looked
up and remarked, 81 suppose that Jsckaow has killed
my two boysn me despa,ch was opened and read and
bR suspicious found be confirmed. He fell back
in his chair burst into food OF tears and wrung his hands
in agony For time the old gentleman was unable
10 speak, but finally said Z" knew II would be So i
knew he would kill them"
Mr.. Frisbee who has just left Gulford also says that
the feeling against the accused intensely bitter In that
Before Jackaow stole the money from the captain he
was looked upon quiet, unoiending fellow and
generally liked by all who knew him in the village.
SUPPOSED DISCOVERY OF ONE OF THE BODIES OF THE
MURDERED PERSONS OF THE sLoOP SPRAY.
in circulation last evening that Of the
bodies Of those murdered by Jackalow, board the
soop Spray, discovered, but there is
tanty Of the truth. The fact Is, officer De Angels
Of the United States Marshals office found body at the
foot Of Nneteth street East river has yet
identified OF the unfortunate individuals murdered
on the Spray. thin rope was around the neck OF the
corpse and beve this is the only suspicious ndca
ton that was afforded.
Yesterday afternoon, VIM. II. Jellihe, United States
Counsel for New Jersey in behalf Of tho Governor Of that
State, called upon Marshal Rynders with the requisite
horiy for the delivery Of the soop Spray and all the fur
nitre fxtures and everything connected with her that
has been found 10 the present time Marshal Rynders
received Mr. Jeile with his usual courtesy, stating his
extreme qualification at the result thus far accomplished
testimony against him. He stated that It was
United States authorities Of New Jersey aud at gave
order upon the Harbor Police, agreeaby to thu re-
quest Of Mr. ele The captain Of the Harbor Police at
seconded the efforts Of Marshal Rynders by giving
permission for the immediate removal Of the soep with
all their contents to New Jersey. Marshal Rynders said
to Mr. Jee that he would be most happy to unite with
him In furherng the ends OF justice by assisting In fer
retng out all persons who know thing about the
der. Mr.. Jelfe Immediately procured the steamboat
Magnolia and after considerable trouble succeeded in tow
she now lies She will be placed upon the dry dock as
apparatus time and opportunity be found for
the purpose At present she lies partially drawn up
the beach, SO that the stern is completely out Of water
the cabin TO be made TO day, when is thought something
be deSelCped,