The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-29

indeed are all the persons, and did a prom
incnt brokerage business IN Wal street,
under the name Of Dewitt c. Wright. The
day after the Brooklyn robbery, this man,
having every appearance OF a gcntleman'
accosted Marshal Murray, ON Pine street,
and began conversing about the robbery.
lie stated that Bclknap was a gambler that
he knew him well, and that he CBclknap)
had lost the money in % Broadway hell. As
he WIS passing along he remarked to Mar
shat Murray that he was in a hurry then,
but that he would duringt the day call at his
Office and show the Marshal the very place
in which Bclknap had lost his money ON
the night before.
lie then passed along the street, and Mr.
Murray has not seen him since until the
day he arrested him in South Carolina
IOthcr persons, probably connected win
1.-The robbers, reported the same story re-
garling Bclknap's gambling, not only to
lthp detectives, but also to the Navy Dc
partmcnt here, which was the reason of his
dismissal. Stanley is u man of the most
0iultIcss appearance, and moved in the best
society. lie was heavily engaged In cotton
lspcculations i'm the South, and became very
rich. William Walton alias "~Brummy,'
is regarded as the most successful screws
man i'm the world. There are few locks he
Ihe cannot fit. having been at the business
from childhood. Joseph Buiord is a very
I~cNpcrt thief aud an old Offender. Jack
| Wright. is the most daring burglar in the
country. and in EXPERIENCES is not surpassed,
The detectives have yet some hope Of ascer-
tanning the whereabouts of the stolen
money. unless its identity has been lost
during the long period since the robbery
The capture of these burglars, robbers
land thieves, who, since the war, have
played so prominent Il role among Wall
street BULLS" and bears" it is well under
stood, has constcrnatcd no few of the
Iloyal patriots who run that immense Head
quarters OF Public Robbers.
CoRpErr, OF OREGoN-The successor of
MIR. Ncsmith, in the Senate, is a Massa-
chusctts man, by birth, who at an carly
agc, went to Washington County, y. \,
land was bred as a merchant in New York
.ICity. In 1851 he landed ut Portland, ORE
gon. and established u mercantile house,
which he still keeps up and has constantly
lpropcrcd in business. He runs the mail
line from Portland to lincoln, Cali and is
Engaged in numerous other active and use
nil enterprises. lie is about tlirty-eight
Years Of age, nm original Republican, spot
less in personal character and ofuneXcep-
tionable habits. He evil be quiet worker,
not a brilliant splurger, nor a fanatic.
1t is well known that the ancient Sar-
, lcophagus. which Com, Elliott once brought
f from Egypt to present to Gen. jackson, ms
I u tit coffin for the old hero, When "life's fit
full fever was over and which Old Hickory
. indignantly spurned. is still in one of the
/ basement rooms of the Smithsonian In
+ stitute. \ malicious Radical newspaper
e man. who saw it the other day, suggested
o this-that it be offered gratuitously to An.
e drew johnson for his pictorial remains
He seems to be dying" for some suci
Honor. We should think it might suit hin
; 1T must belong to nearly the same perioC
i as Moses. Let there be chiscled in hero
\ glyhics upon the stones:
"ANpREw-rHE LAST OF HIM."
Ircgard this as malicious; in truth if tn
President is the Government rs wa
claimed before the late lamented' LET
Ford's Thcater, one unlucky Friday nigh
such a disloyal scamp is arrestable.
Y iANCTOS.