New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

II crazy iGon her loss, and the loea SnaS i'ei -
nigh. be aud probably was suffering terribly 40 ns
bands Of she theyiug beggar who had stolen h'r' AHe
fther could not work. and lorsalir5 BE cg.og aho
his shop spent lis time and money IA iooEl,g io' DIS
child Every don Of iniquity, every bro0ei ana oFefy
place where yagunts aTe usually oand, was Vs'ed by
him without success lie began ~ b impressed win
the idea that his cld lost 20 him forever When
on Friday evening LAST, 10 resolved the following tis
patch; - o.. nil. ,,..., 90 ,ss,
"Mp. NJ oRKzgsiE No CT, Jar g,-es', n T.; Your ch'd
Il here sa.e-- ,oge boz IT,
Ilis messags bore 20 signature Whatever, and hr.
placed Tin The hands Of Inspector
Carpenter The ialher was ncln5d'o tlNtk thcre was
something wrong; bas tbe Inspector thought best 70 III
ycetgae il az least, On The following morning io1iuT-
day) Mr.. Greenan, accompanied by Detective wilson
set out ior Sing Sing by he frat train arriving 'h'''
they applied at the telegraph Office where they is''F
timed that tho message had been cent by Mr. oscar
Reseeoue, q wealthy gentleman ofthat place TN pro,
ceediag to his house, air. Crcnan found bis hle sl
in his custody eaCe and in good health lsJoy a. 'De
res Grafton o tlo pride of his heart can b. hnaieu
bur not described. lie returned home AZ sf''.l. .,
possible and tho rejoicing ~ t'n3mon1 Lo''' w.
james street, on Saturday ey-nns, over 'ho i'''iu
ha lille HaulsIer WAS participated IL ~ al po 'e'
! dents Of tho D q, yhborhood'
| Il has been utterly impoasibi3 80 gam an liie nae
n ercnmgautial narrative OF The adventures Of TIE
ia during lie absence from home, but What g fhoh
| has been supplied BY young E!n nlned JV,h Ga ."
cher, IN IrahInan nineteen years OF see, VINO eiiS
! n be fresh aatcr tailcr and Who wac sfIs.''l u
/ sing by Olyar Wilson and brought 10 this city,
lie ssys that cn Sunday, lie I'd Of March no and Tour
! o,bcr ,ccn were on the tramp" between IasrytoNn
! and Sing sug, when hey were o'oItaten by
! toug other tTamps"-Mss. MeCiuaky, 40 IL bman
! and two other mon.
Mrs. McClsAy was leading by tho hand liule girl,
nhe war yng, and ePpoa'cd ured hungry, aud cold.
they represented chat they were from NcwYoTh and
few moments served 10 coDyi1cc each party that The
cher was about as honest as they. They accordingly
i,ined ioguuaf and tamped on eBe'hcr, Jolly Tar'!
tf nine Irieh vrgran,s thieves, and prostitutes. Cal
lsgber avs that Hrs. M,ClusLy would make The lutte
Girl 20 barefoot, with sc1u,y slpply Of clothing, and
when they came 10 house she would 80 IN AMI beg.
They all represented that they 51fe eclanieo who ba!
been deprived Of employment IN this city, and tia.
thsy were looking for work. Tho appearance of tho
taiid excited sympathy, and tho Migrants REALIZED con
siderable money by ttciF begging, beside what fool
,hey wanted. AZ night obey slept in barns or or1-
houses, ~ huldled togethCT Gallagher admits that
tbey s,ole few smsl articles Oh The way and The
probability j. hat they slo.o all Ilcy could ly hands
on.
On cold afternoon they pes.cl through Sing Sing,
ard ariyir on nc ontssirt built fire III tie woods,
end canned out for the night In ue evening tySo
brolers, rA14el Ire ard Charles Chapman, saw mo
fire In The wools aud were induced 10 20 over to IT.
Here they loand be nine ii.mIs' sitting around tho
FIRE eating such food they had picledup during Tie
iay. The child was crying from cold While striving to
doyour piece Of hard biscuit which bad been thrown
20 Il. The women were crosse and ugly, swearing end
seeding u, everyone aboa. tbeu The child in partc-
mar.
Ms. Chapman asked the woman Why she did net give
away the child and she replied that she could fad no
orc ~ ri. Cil @ia'-'d To lake il imme"
Jiaely and ~ the woman lezitaied, lie askcd .,
come over 10 HIS houre and zee his wife. hIs. No
Clus}y, evidently considering what su excellent OpPor
tunity would be offered her to seal, consented to 90
She remained over night and in the morning agreed f.
leave the child with Mrs. Chapman. As she took heI
leave she wac observed 10 rul several trng artciei
into q bag which sho carried, but WAS allowed TO do
,prt with then She had then become tired Of coun
try life and having accumulated 90 by Means Of thc
ftoen Child The resolved ~ return 10 Aew-iork. hhC
started for this city after several days delay, and The
rest of the "tiamrs proceeded on heir Way with Tie
exception Of Gallagher, who remained in Sing Sing.
Before leaving Sing Sing Sire. McClr6ky throw ont
some hints ia ielaon to lilio Ann Hhic SCI Tie
dal-moDgeis al work, and they coon invented u very
prcty scaE mag Gaze, having the child for the ground
work This alarmed Mrs. Chapman, and 500 ITant-
ieIred tho child u the OyJisecT Of the Poor who kept
her nearly two weeks She was then takeb from tie
PooI-Houfe by Sir Resselne, who Intended 10 adopt
her. Seeing Mr.. GTeenans advertise meat in the Now
York papers he became convinced hat the child he had
tasen from tie Poor-House was none other than Ann
Greenan, and DC telcgrap6ed the father accordingly.
We saw the litIo girl last evening, and brighter,
more inteligentlcokiDg, or Interesting tWoyear-old
can scarcely be found she was royo.ng in the EN-
braces of father mother, uncics GuEs and fionda,
seeming 70 be perfectly happy except when the name
Of her hdnaPper was mentioned; ;Eon her little ll9
would poat, the tears would come, and finally ter
Iifed yell would break forth which required al Iuo.h-
er'e fco,hing TO fubduc The eiild was, DO doubt,
fIgbtfuIy used and althongn ,ne treatment changed
her appearance materially, it does not 10 have
affected her health.
Mrs N Clusky hoe not yet been seen in the city,
but that the will be arrested Immediately on her
rival il almost az certain as that she will come here
Gallagher viii be- dg;gined until something definite
be learned ia reference to him. He will be roquireda
witness against the woman, provided abe is TAKEN
lie ssys thst he Inet several bands Of tinps travel
ing through the country tie sape as he was boxing
rs lie sayf for work. bat in reality ching for
thing to steal They lead an irregular Gipy life camp
ing ont nights sleeping in outhoGsea always repre-
seutiDg Themselves Us poor mechanics out Of work
In reference to the reward of red by ~. GIeesan
there is some dispute. The Chapmans, thinking he
must be wealthy man. camehcre 20 claim H. bat learn