, 1864-02-17

His Arrc5t nit Mansfield. 0hio-Inter.
csttng Details Of his Travels.


The arrest Of William ". Trcadwcn. the :
Cashier Of the Ieoples' Bank Of Hudson,
Wlloae large, deliberately Planned and cool
robbery Of his depositors and Of various
Banks, hes excited co great interest in this
county, naturally awakened the greatest In
the news first reached this city Thursday
morningit was deemed too good to be true;
The probabilities Of his successful fdeutitlca-
ton we're discussed at length but people final
II settled down into TIE conclusion that all
the known facts warranted the belief that
there #as no mistake in the matter. The
conclusion turned out to be correct -s' -
In the afternoon quite small multitude Of
Lenawee County folk. slightly interested in
recnniary point Of view, lett this city in
the train for Toledo, including Sheriff Hough,
with warrants based on two criminal COM
paints, ". B. Waldby,- ". II. Stone, n: e.
Nelcher, Of Hudson, and quite a number Of
moro or less yictimizcd by the sWindle The
father Of the accused rms also On the train,
weighed down with the disgrace Of his son
and the prospective loss Of tho earnings ola
lifetime
The party proceeded to Toledo, where a
to connect with the outward bound train
Here the party found Detective officer ". H;
Sullivan, Of Detroit, With Mr.. A. 6. Boynton,
. lawyer Of that city, who Werc also: anxious
to- sec the abscondiny Cashier, on behalf Of
the Detroit victims OF the robbery Another
officer had gone on to Columbus At: least 1t
was 60 representcd-wlth 1equisition from
Gov. Blsir on Gov. Brough for the. delivery
Of Treadwell to officer Sullivan. Each party
were evidently anxious to have possession of
the prisoner, and it hecarue at once IN into
reEting question US to which was likely to
succeed. The event proved tho 1cnAwee
crowd match for the boasted shrewdness of
the Detroiters.
The train finally started with all on board,
md about o'clock last evening reached
Mansfield. Detective from Detroit strcakcd
it for the Jail. Sheriff from Lenawee, better
posted, made for the Cont House, into which
he bolted, blowing like 3 porpolse.' The case
and we're talking against time In q prcsenta-
ticn Of law and f1ct which was elaborate, II
not able and learned. It took but a'momcnt
TO bring the new conner into the case. Tread
well recognized and shook hands with the
Sheriff, declared that be was glad to see him.
counsel acquiesced, and the Court Was applied
to for in order, under the law before spoken
| Of to deliver Trealwel up TO- Tho Sheriff Of
Lcnawee county, then present. A. the mo-
ton was not resisted, It WAS granted. -.-
| This Ind hardly bocn completed, when De-
officer Sullivan and bis lawyer, who informed
the court that he had n. rcqrisition for the
prisoner, and insisted that that should be re-
>epccted In preference to anything else. The
| court, however, remarked that tho order I'M
| der the statute WAS Just al. proper, aud that
| his removal to Michigan Jurisdiction would
enable my ono In the State 10 get Justice
.dope, 60 i.r as, It y y possible. He, there
fore, declined to change ormolify the order,
dnd Lcnawec s'took the pcrrimmous.'' -
| TreadWc1 was then taken back to the hotel
| in charge ct Sheriff Hougll, where the whole
delegation from This county w3rc not long In
renewing interrupted acquaintance: Tie
meeting with the prisoner and his iather is
described as affecting. Both seemed broken
down BY their feelings nnd wept freely.
1readwe1l was searched, but- only some nine
dollars: were .found up1n 'htua.: "A trunk
which Ae lad with him, was examined, but
contained nothing. His wife, WHO Was with
hin, was subjected to a search Of hex cloth
Ing, but nothing morp was found. : His faith.
!-Cr-m.laW, who ia bulletiued By tho telegraph
u having escaped with the money, was al
home Yesterday morning about hia sustona
The prlspner. and bis eacort left Mnasfieli
ycsterapy morning, and arrived here at twt
O'Clock Ycsterday afternoon, as wc annount