New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

and pack up what shawls could bo conveniently
had been stolen aud u disposed o. From information
lmpared by Harris and Walker Capt Jordan arrested
OF being implicated in the disposal of the stolen property
Harris and Walker stated that they had on three
amounting in the assee to So for furnishing them the
Keys o the store The prisoners positively refused TO zen
yet none has been recovered Yesterday the prisoners
whom they were committed for trial Without bail on the
complaint of Mr. Duncan McDOugall Of the firm, and the
odCers, WIN the exception Of Weaver whose cOunsel
moved for his discharge tho ground that there was no
evidence TO mplcate him I'm the robbery, except the
ed and the prisoner was discharged Reginault is aged
years, and resided with hs parents at No IS North
West Fort fouthst Harris Is aged 20 years. and resided
at No. 100 Pnnce-st.
MURDER AT GERMANTowN NY
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HUDSON N. Y, March ti.-Oueof the most brutal
murders ever perpetratcd In this vicinity committed
at Germantown, twelve miles below this city, last Satur-
day morning. The victim was tho wife Of John WEIGH,
ali itinerant Irish aborer OF vagrant habits Tue man
ged and bruised body Of murdered woman was found
y the roadside about mile from the village OF Germah-
town. The murder was apparently committed with
qne or some buntke weapon c e Ge s bsoD OI e al
as the murderer wech he was last employed on the
day he and hs wife came to this city from Great Bar
rngon Mass and lie passed two nights ia jail mere Tor
drunkenness. The murdered woman has brother
named John Ross employed at the Brooklyn NayyYard
and three sisters IN New-York City The following Is
Was on my way to Germantown to find tho 0yerscer
OF the Poor; walked there from Hudson with my we'
and Procured ISnog IN two places aud also made app
cation at the tavern for lodging for ana Wie W W.
told there WAS no room for our accommodation; eit
Germantown Corners and went In the direction OF john
r Rockfcles house. who Is the Poor Master when near
his house. my wife sat down In the middle OF the ROAD
and refused to go further she asked me s Tor .,a
s Of and Th dS the e SeS So n nsn a
n the middle Of the road 81 knew noaTg 0Ia YSfe from r n
deFl" and then cxcaim, murderedE' L spIaHs
to my feet and two mon walking away whiS,hg ,hi
anything was tho mattor with my wife. | then
proceeded to MAKE ,r fire wa To@ s@e where's Teg aS
After knded the fire dragged my wife TO the me lg9i I'm
parallel with the fire. took large stone heated ana m
placed 1t near her feet and remained with te pouy an
and discovered three large cnts head one the
top about two inches long one at the PACK Oh Sr % %
The aud head Of the considerably burned
and the whole appearance OF the body was rghttu Io
10 her death at the hands of John Welch. her husband
welch is now confined in the Hudson Jail -, 49,, e.,
LdcrI visited wech this afternoon in his CELL and IN
reply TO my question, he answered. Az God Is my Judge
am innocent" II Is now suspected that two yagsaht &
who had been released from the Hudson JAIL and who
can be proved had followed wech aud his wiic, Know KNOW
more o. the affair than was at fst an ON
their track welch tells very straight st0ry, wnHI
that he IA innocent.
SENTENCE OF TIE ABSCONDING TREASURY CLERK.
WAsnSGToN, March lion Saturday afternoon.
A. II Lee the clerk Of the Treasury who was arrested by
Special Officer Cozzen OF the Department In st. Louis on
charge OF abscondng with about $4,000 worth OF bonds
was turned to Maj Richards. superintendent OF
| Police. and by him committed To jail. Ths morn
ing the Grand Jury OF tho District or columbia
| found true bill OF indictment against nun
| for abslractng the bonds under the name oi a
II. Lee, alias c. Miller. ard ho waA brought from
Jail TO tho Courtroom where he was arraigneu III fepY
90 inquiry OF the Clerk after e had read tho indet
mon arc YOU guilty indicted or not guilty. the prs
onor responded guilty." aud was sentenced To three
years Imprisonment In the penitentiay at Albany Tue
accused made written confession before tho Officers ~
OF tho Treasury and the District Attorney He Is nNy
years old All the Bonds, with the exception oil thou
sand dollars worth have been recovered -.
rnE HgpsoS gANE pEFAfcsTroN.
HUDSON. March ll.-Tho examination of Has
brouck the doaung cashier OF the First National Bank
Of this city, was SO, down for today Shortly before IA
o'clock tho prisoner brought In by the Sherifs The
question was asked him by the Recorder he wished TO
waive an examination elect TO give baili' rms al
first seemed 20 puzzle 20 him, and he appeared some
what confOunded at the legal phrases. but finally ne
manage % make his desires known that ne was ~
favor OF bail when he was escorted TO 1a again
Uasbrouck is at present confined I'm cOmiOrtaDe cen
and 1. provided daily with food from hs mothers taDe
.he and her daughter being allowed FREQ access 10 w,
room ri. specuaions were confined mostly 70 fecli,
Mail an ooc asionn dab at American Express Compai,
stock aud little skrmsng with fancy waveriHs sVocN