New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
CRIME

ARREST on A. a1EGIAR WHO EscAPED FROM SING
SING.
Detectives Tley and Murray of the TIIisd Precinct
saw George Thompson, alias Adam Worth wellknown
burgaf the pufsus OF the Eighth Ward. aDd knowing
that Worth (which, y, his real namel wanted" at
Sing Sing whence hshad escaped about year they
followed him time. aud finally arrested him
bv Cant Jourian of tie sixth Precinct about n months
ago. charge Of cosnmitting BURGLARY in he store
sentenced 10 the STATE Prison for two years ana sit
months Since his arrtat Worth has acknowedgca nht
hc has effected large number OF brg IN ts e{
aud those Of Baltimorey Boston ana Philadelphh IL
appears that It was ana Two 9thSS w VINO nIoaS Ssr
way, last February, when they carried on toO
derates have since been convicted. and portion
property recovered Worth also entered the store
The gang We're considerably disguised ind tina, the
safe only contained $40 in cash which Ill repaid their risk
81 Warrenst but unable 10 lind the safe and ad 70
content %h Nv W. % IL believed @ to have bssn
the liking pin nearly all the recent burglares ana
months The Detectives VIII take their prisoner Sing
Sing in few days to Out the remaining TWO years
of his sentence.
THE KANE ARSON CASH.
The jury in this case rs l:ss5 p yesterday, came
in and stated that they agreement than
they had when they sent out and had no hope of
agreement They Therefore discharged after being
hours II u understood that they stoOd ~ TOT con
yiction to two for acquittal.
THE DERGAN MURDER TRIAL
J'pon the reassembling OF the court yesterday
morning at New -Bunswisk, n. j., Mr.. g. H. Adrain re-
smed the delivery OF his Argument in behalf OF the pri
oner after recalling his concluding remarks OF the pre-
vious day He astonished that DR.. Decker had as
serted before this Jury there had been no yo
atOn OF Mrs. Cories person, when, accorung 10 the
Doctors own testimony rs hrs mPreSs4n ION er i n
the examination Of the body was thnt tAe Dtulr, upon
th and lower part Of the bowels looked AS they
were made by the boots OF some desperate man. How
could the Doctor had been violation OF the
person OF lady who had been married Tor years III sne
we're aotor %as able 90 come to that positive coneu
sion. Could Bridget have committed that nnfaer
evidences of her gui washed from her face ana hads
the blood Of her victim, combed her hair. and
minutes Mrs. HiDyer has testified that II was
twenty mnnes after she had hrst heard dhG.s
utterly impossible for her TO have done so IL yond
then would required tho space half hour for her
make the changes In her clothing and pluck the Tea
case claimed FOR the the benefit Of that doubt
admonshed the jury To be extremely cautious In the
deliberations upon ali the evidence IN inc case, 70 we
carefully all the material points presented IN the testi
mony before passing their verdict OF guilt nppn the ps
tain verdict other than that OF aeqtal could be s
| VIM H. Leupp followed his associate Mr.. Adrain. lie
entered upon very philosophical eiueidaton OF the
msD Of law governing crcumstantial evidence The
prisoner always displayed the power and presence OF
nnocency II she had been guilty that would not have
been her conduct and department In all the mystery
this Bridget has been treated IA crin
"A
aides by and questions IL sle were guilty
IL woud been imposb for her TO resist all these
attempts 10 confession; but she has always
promptly denied the charge Of that murder II has been
iaken for granted that Bridget guilty Of that murder
bnf under the teachings OF the law the ny we've not 10
presIme the prisoner guilty until the fact had been ind
! 6itaby established .
Mr. Le1pp continued his arguments until the hour OF
ad,onrpment The Court adjourned nnl 10 acoek tins
morning when Attorney General RobsaD wiz conclude
the arguments the part OF the prosecution, and Judg
Vrsdepburgh will charge the jury upon the points OF
| law concerning this cause
! ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY.
| a. vraxChIPB TIM rnsusr
I RosxoS. May 29--About o'clock this morning
, buraars removed window, ana got into the build
,n cupled by the Marhehead Bank, and were proceed
M % ,,cte ON the safe when the noise awOke persons
! in 1he building, and the robbers ned
RAILROAD CONDUCTOR ACQUITTED.
! ro,v pa May 29--John Vandeker, one OF the
.nuctors OF the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, who
ms. arrested last Fall, charged with cnbezzlcmen'
/ un.a % have been commieted by him as passenger
S,,or was tried and acquitted hero to-day, The
i,oaI witnesses for the prosecution were Aler
PpiSrr.nr of Chicago and members OF tho Police
,cy who were engaged by the company To watch thu
conductors -, . c,vpnxu.N
pp,v Pa. MAY eo.-The Rev. Julius Degmire wa
arrested here yesterday foy cubcsane slSooo worta