The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-11
TIE ADAMS EXPRESS RossESY.
Nearly One Hundred and Foartecn Thou
sand Dollars or the stolen Money Re-
covered in This City-Arrrsts ON sus-
MI


sand Dollars OF the stolen Money Re
covered in This City--Arrcsts ON sus-
pIeion.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning Mr. henry San
forl, connected with Adams Express Company accom-
panied by officer Rogers OF the Eleventh precinct pro
ceoded 70 the residence OF Justice Shandley No lB7
Henry street and called him out OF bed. During con
versaon with the magistrate Mr. Sanford stated that
he had received information TO the effect that large
am unit of the money stolen from the Express Conpanys
safcs the Boston train, on Saturday night
sccreted in the house OF John u. Barmore, No 100
Division street The Judge accordingly dressed himself
and that unreasonable hour proceeded tho Essex
Market Court and took Mr. sanfords affidavit The
latter deposed that tho highs OF the 9th inst
tho following property, belonging to the Express
Company, stolen in the State OF Connecticut:
$4,000 in gold coin $4,000 in United States
bonds and certificates Of indebtedness; tl6ooeO In
national bank and Treasury notes and gold watches
and chains and other Jewelry to the value of
$1,000, On this affidavit tho Judge issued search
warrant, and accompanied Mr.. Sanford and officer
Rogers to Barmores house, which they searched and
found concealed therein s375 in gold 500 900 in
seventhrty bonds ST. $50 in unsigned national bank
notes, S5,457 national bank notes, signed and gold
bills valued at $2s0-amounting all TO S1l3 762 The
money was taken in charge, and Bavmore arrested IS
Justice -handcy aud committed for examination From
the information ut hand It appears that Gus Trisom,
as he Is familiarity called, who il no stranger to our
experienced oce.s has been arrested at Norwaik,
Conn. being principal In the express robbery He is
brother q Mrs Barmorc in whose house In Division
street, the money found. On reaching Norwalk,
after the robbery Gus Tristram employed his cousin
Trisram to take charge OF bag Of money and SEQ IL
safely deposited in the house OF his Gus sister No 100
Division street. For this service Trsiram received
twenty FIVE dollars and returning to Norwalk was
arrested. He then induced to make a confession,
and told who had employed him TO bring the money 10
New York, and what remuneration he received for doing
Thomas Clark, also wei known to the police was
likewise arrested in Nowak, and all the parties in
prison awaiting examination
Since tho robbery occurred Captain Jourdnn, OF tho
Sixth precint and detectives Elder and Woodbridge have
been making an investigation which may result In fur
Their and the recovery Of OF the missing
money.
ARREST OF TWO OF THE SUPPOSED ROBBERS IN
NORwALK, coNs.
From tho New Haven Journal, Jan. 10
Yesterday afternoon Assistant Superne ndent Spooner
OF Bridgeport accompanied by ;. Is Beardsey, ESQ.,,
and sheriff Barnum, OF tho same place, proceeded to
Norwalk and arrested two suspicion OF being =
gagged In the robbery OF the express safes the satur
day night train and found examination after the
arrest that they had gox che ah fellows The
in which the about Is az foows:on Satur-
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