The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-16

the funds at all events. Kinney ther
produced twentyfour hundred dollar
in new and 0ldwDills Of the Concor,
Bank, and remark Ing that he wished I,
dispose Of them. offered, them to Bouto,
at the rate Of fifty cents, on the dollar
Bouton took the money at all hazards
and having made an appointment will
Kinney for the following Sunday, tht
Ath Of January, when Bouton was t
receive, the bonds. M eanwhile, Detec
| tive Hunt was detailed to- "pipen Kin
ney, and the officer followed the man t.
Philadelphia and there lost sight of him
Bouton, returning to the station house
delivered the Concofd Bank bills to
Captain Jourdan, informing him of The
I appointment made for the followfng
Sunday. .aaI[tD lSHAIIVAHp
Toward 10 o'clock on the morning O
the 2lst day of Jan uafy, Capt. fJourdar
and Detectives Elder and Hunt arrested
Kinney in West Forty-fifth street, as liz
was proceeding to keep his appointment
with BOuton. He was forged into a
coach and driven to the station house
when twelve thousand dollars worth oil
United States bonds were found in his
possession. The prisoner was taken
before Justice Bowling and committed
for examinationy Superintendent 81 of
Police Kennedy authorizing Captain
| Jolrdan to confine the accusedin cell
IN the Sixth Precinct station house.
Kinney said that the bonds were bis
personal property, and refused to answer
any questions until he had seen his
| lawyers. g7a+jtts,,, nJfq
Mr.. Haywood, President of the Con-
| anr6 Rank houi,,p foIn r
Immediately after the seizure az tie
bonds. arrived'in this city, but, on ex-
| animation, failed to identity the funds,
the numbers having been slxilllul!y
erased and Others substituted therefor.
The bonds were afterward taken to Sub
Treasurer Van Dyck, and submitted to
him as well as to Mr.. Vail Cashier OF
the Banksof Commerce, and to other
attachees of the Sub Treasury. when
they were declared genuine by all. N
Kinney, after two days soiourn in a
cell, sent for Captain JoIrdaD, appearing
quite anxious to confer with that officer.
On the captains compliance with the
expressed wish of the prisoner, Kinney
stated that, as he was not conceruedi in.
the robbery, if the bank. officers would
guarantee him immunity, he yould
confess where he obtained the bonds.
Mr.. Haywood being called upony
pledged himself in the name of the bank
officers, not to prosecute X in,ey. when
tile prisoner made a complete statement
setting forth the manner in which the
robbery was committed. ami fI;rnislSng
such information as eyenlualIv ,ied re
tile arrest of the prjncipoI susnecteJ
party. 46G "a "a MI T'E5fIr TSffi /
Captain Jordan. Detectives Elder ond
Hunt, and officers Dnnn and Hagrertv
of the sixth pre.iinof ~ HIM mrg inuaSS ~ ~
information received nrnceadsd ~ 70 ',o w
den. N. j.. arriving tbara an tb ~ r;~i,t
oithe oath of .Jan,,srv Thars IN ~" ~, ~
GERS procured a team of Horses { q "a !. Z
wagon. and drove 10 paI,lsi,orn son,a Oh
miles distant wher. the ny ~, !, sri ~
daylight on the 'f,,Ilow;nc m,nr,;,,. ~
Reaching n beautiful villa is ~ aY;n;S
ity. on the banks of The Delau, nr ro r ri.nr
thew Knocked ot the door ,uno', va, wa,
looked ont of an nnnnr ,yindn, . ad
cried n(ientIemans | II, " i've ,w;,,, ,", CIV,
in few ,ninnlcs y i,n,nad;ats,, ~; e."
ting do,ynlfl,e wi4do.. = A, ca. ,,,.,a',
elaSsed anu n man .or,ont , 49, a'J J4
and opened the door natenti,,, NM sfn,,t
and Officers Drnu ma Eioynt,t,y o nnnmt
ed the house. while Inn5sj n'sy ,o urir
and Deteclive E,Illor .ron,,,inr' ~. ,,s;ti ~"
awaiting Iiirfher davainnn'ants ".', t.
officers raanlIaA ~ fno, ~ I'M hs .ile
a dana atenneJ forti,i ~ n, s'io n.",i Nv,
landing ard excIoininm e a.Sv Sbo,'nu ,our
doing IN NV honaa3,,' 49, ~, '"'v",p wv
and Ievelled II nj thnr, ~" (" t,,a.
once produced their revolvers win Tia
ave are officers and dl, want,vn,,
so come along and keen nnietn Adams
then inquired IL there was anv N tl,e
party that knew him Ue W,as,; n forn,aJ
Tint Containl Jonrda,, aud Dstecfiva .E,'
der were without. and 81, rcceivin~ thisl
item of news. consentod to oocon,,,o sn,s
them without sresista MOO !, ~ natappt; us
Elder searched the prisoner ON The snof
but found no object ahontI lin tha s ,,os,
session of which would have imnlicatt e"
hin In tho burglary Y On haino fnId ihat
le would have 10 nroceed fo Nav v"ri,
ne objected at first hIIt finally snhrn;t'
ed ard washroI1yRt III this city, hv' Tant
Datactiyn II Iynnt ~, "a ~ nGTapt.
n aggartv whan Tnst;on' X ,I i oalcei
u Tied re accused for a,,,;rniss pon.
.harye Of bfroIarv iei - ii - vi
Defcctive EIday ana ,,aal9 = q; a.. .s.9.c.
nained in the Wills ~, flo Se,i, ." ~ re-
Delaware and n,,ca the nr;sonnr ", 'he
.ustoaians denarfsd ;nlt;t,,tad any u us
,uub searcb ahout. i,a n', ,,,;ss;,, .no.
md money ,ornefs wara r;noJ IonS
!, rnitura nva,t,,rnaS ,,,;..,, upPSu w, !
.xan,insd int tj,e effarts of Nv oM asnss
emained as vet unrewarded Eantsin
y