, 1866-04-05

] cuan;nt,ns Mr. Vaatoot% no11ad ,,,,n,, NF~
Tnrd At Tia resi,.euce ~. eveni,o and n
sd ~ ht us IT,, suGne hs enc esene ana an'l m
arrest the robhcrs Mr. Tor1 wos snmewha
1nrrei'n1nns Int nrnnises tn g,ant hir, ~,
nr;ratc inte1vsaw II 1,;a nff,ca the nert ia =
when sTr. Wcstcott Was infnrmod That X
could onlv communicate with Nr. Lor,
through Tie detective police. It appeaTe,
and given to another man power Of attorne
to act Tor him In obtaining the mouey by con
/ promise, or processes Of law, Two detective
| we're then present with Mr.. Lord-probabl
thinking that any man who could tell ho,
the money could be recovered must himse
be The thief, and that was the time and plac
to arrest him. However that may be-, nj
Westcott saw that nothing Was to be don
wifi, nr i17rnnoh them where mn conAIcnr
existed and te tonk hjs leave. infnrmin~ III
eentlerI,en nre.ent that in n lew davs h. ,ron1
caii With s,1ch 1,anera "s vomld eniit1e him him
stranper tn their Confidence. ~ '''
Beiorn the nancrs rcfeTred tn reochea him
NJ Westcotf hsrinr re,son ~ ~ ia haS;aSa V w.
trn ~ tha s,snantea ,,,Ssa]s ~ .rasa she,,t ~
- ~ 10y KS. ~ ps!1Eua n1 1s. apou! H.
shaf Nns-oT ,,1 s,,t.!,o h; thot a.ea'
nnrtiaa rara snraMhat LIN nt,,anataJ .r;t
p.,tas1",4;, "4n hs,'+ ~ ses.e1 W. ~
o9o, 1r;th oorn+ 1Oo ~ as ne w
~ .nsa. poseesslou' anu nG 9esteu AsslsLAu SA.s
uo,a,;a ane ..oatinoa ~ IL r pfeIsg.l tl"
6etaAeo i"1 aeseetlves o. nus .oIce, Mess1s Z
50us ~ - 1q1 ~ 1W ~ ~ d ~ .n15 a
aHecteo y Ms. M MesteoLt' ano ~ accompan5 s aio
r. n 1n,F ~ tta .a - ~ ~ sae Nv Issh ~
s,al.on ~ nouse, "aese ~. "esteots watca9t
the suspected party ~ ne entered @ tne tran
ano comloItaniJ ssalea nimseH: linen ne ant
me aetectlses lolioMed y suea manner q
10 a.trael 20 attention; Marshai Murray ac
companied them to the cars, noted all tha
4 IfN0SClTe0. dEtGtt1Y&3 81&JDNf
upon tne tfan ne commanded them to obey
Inc otaefs o. hlm lney were 70 asslst.
before the ehIs leached new haven hr
] Westcott proceeded 70 the baggage car, Whert
he found trunk bearing the lndttal letters d
| the one be would arrest, and gave such mfor
| nation to me conductor that that might be
\ secured. he then went % the car waert
Jones t6ro"9) VAS, lonnd MIN asleep, placet
| hts hands on MIN. called him BY name, at tht
| same time telling him he Vas his prisoner
Jones tbroWn) looked up as one upon Whost
sou sou tae nightmare was resting; out seelnl
! that nls game was Up, ne quietly submitted
and the onicers put the irons upon him. II
VIII De noticed here that ar. Westcott "aa
not IN any state where ne had authority as
ponce olncer nor Where INC detectives acting
under him within their district he assumed
a power that was only Jnstilab1e In accom-
hau MADE no mistake IN nn man, and deter
mined to win 10 the Pursuit.
Jones {bro"n) accompanies the marshal by
cars till they reached West Newton, and then,
Tor reasons, wishing 70 aVold boston, they AZ
tooK Carriage for chelsea and arrived In this
city on the 2oth inst, since which the arrest
Ocean llouse- An examination Of the pris-
onef's euects was nad, and N Ms Trunk were
lou1d eight United states bonds OF one thou
sand dollars e2ch, with coupons attached,
tn maze % Ra'ps l.. Iol1. tnus nA1ng Inc met Of
the ROBBERY oe5o9a ail controversy;
~ ns en-, ne1s ~ aay harSnal naa. Mest
" Nn, W mas 1"n & an9 ~. ssot @ na
aov ch,ef eteot;1e Ya,n y; Naw VS. W-, ~
ond daiectires Tonee sng ceth sa ~ Rasto11'
visited this citv far consultation M to the hest
means NJ recoyerinf1 the holanc., ~ the honGs
Since the consultation the police officers
named-Siessrs. Youpg, Jones aud Heatb. In
competition with Marshal Westcott-haye ID
hortd M zeaionslV M did evrr snch ofiicera
and arr deserving f},e prrntess nraisa for thair
inhora and skii The sesni nr ~ 3h,S !. that
the crtire aI,onnt last Nv Mr. iori has heen
recorered md IN Er;t,av Marshoi Wos+cott
deliycred his prisoner over inte, Tia hands of
the New York ofilcers' and ZONES fR,nWn1 ieft
| for New York with them. 'S1'
We cannot efre Marshal Westcott ton much
credit for tho part he has acted IN this matter
"a part 80 succcsstnllv acted that. rs we re-
marked The other flav. II will rive him a
national reputation in his calling. We arc
glad to at}d also. that from the reWard offered
be Is nude rich. hayine competency for lie.
The party arrested s as ,ne looking man
| ns VIC would desire to see. He has a sDienfid
| figure, some SIX feet high, well ,proportioned.
| md remarkably well deve1oued. He II the
nicture of health has an inteil;reut fare. a
pleasing address, Is neat in his apparel, and
every way outWardly commends himseH To-
The Observer. He Il thirtv-nine vears r1d a
| 2.
benefit Of rood ho1ne- The exannla and a1.
vice Of respectable parents. WIN sftlI i've the
ndynntagrs of rnod education anS II !
| Christian community, h ia sadiv 1rantirer W.
Of course. in mnral nr,ncinie hnt Il nnt .ril6''
ar! aTnct;on fnr h;s nnTrnts Ia Whona b. "i doe.
not rcfer w;thont emotinn. has % ~ sense @
n hnnor thnt w;ii ut 4''1 stoon 'tto to
-. Wo,, Aouv1 s..atin as VII" uos esuoI ~ r. :
~ act,nn onsdIe's H. ora1 aa1 ~ Ehaa Esy ~
+h,+ - ~ t,.,a - aan - .hm.. ous. - tay ~
attn LUZ ~ tn ". ~ gas th.t b ~
maAg tna1S f19a ~ w, !, iId1 ae 1'sa1
dti,srent 1iia that r. the,a Was an Whanaat ,.sS
ehIaeS ~ rus tuat .a, - sus.S "aa ~ nones1
- ~ a,s 10 "us . ~. unuSsels.ns . .na. na"s,
~. ~ ~. ~ nes 80 '9un 9 isn. ito oor sn u
~ h.ey ~ a u "oua: atuaa LIZ ouE .uat Mo0A su!-
Tonas fRrnWi ,v bas +1,.av a+Iar nd yU ,9t
h;m ~ ha norar noesei haor<,nr n h,s ~.
r. 1rhom h. 1ia nj c;va and Icre- " ,,,an ~ ~
woman asEed beln AZ him and waa refi,sedl @ u
He said he had contributed for others com-
forts when be had means, and felt happy ia
60 doing. As he uttered these words, our In.
formant says he could almost have believed
that It was reEival preacher before him.
rh;ch rnnn@ y9e7 mo-, wish A - 1eave hons h.
| went to Manchester, n. u, where he worked
! In a machine shop, and then removed TO Bos-
| ton and vas honestly and aonorahly employ
cd Tor years, but iel N with disIepntable te'
males. MOTE money was "anteo tnan mahu,
! course was adopted. The police Of Boston
knew him rs young man without visible
means Of support, with plenty Of money and
living BY his Wits So 1t ran on for several
years, when for the crime referred to above he
was arrested and imprisoned He had then
attained reputation in the ".Mncy circles