, 1869-01-17
A.sUOoEssFUL SHARPER.
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tx mamie Carer of an English Tics8-
kls f.Lkavs Man-Hals Feals IN Aul-
sTalfa-n aFrt+s a Charming Widow
1na Esksb 10 neao 4ork.

TX mantle Carer of an English TicA-
4is f-Lkavs Man-fals Feals in Aua-
sTalfa-n1 afrtts a charming Widow
ano fstsbi 10 neaa 2orK.
The Lordor corrap. rdeut Of the New
York Ifo1ld relates the following story co.,
"Ttcket -of-leaTe man who lately sailed
from ilta country aud Is nos"eptoyiug hlm-
Eeit IN New York, The parne Of ibis gea1le-:
man is OHen Suffolk, and 10 1851 Ii #as co.,
victed OF the CRIME Of thstt, and sent to
Melbourne 70 serve ont Term Of penal exile.
ne was possessed at considerable literary
ability, aad, ae shall relate, before be leit
Melbourne be made very successful debut
a. an authcr, tubllshtnE book eatltlfl
"Dhys OF CHros and Years Of Sudtrin1,"
and brought TO. him no smsn sum
Of money rpsn asIiEal IA. Me,-
nent, bu, was permitted 10 70 At larxr
under surveillance h. employed hts 1i',-
arrested for robp1og the fyau.'ord mall, and
received long sentence. which ut least
cx' ended over Jour or five 3eata, and du1ioH
This time BE- Was epgaged a. clerk "a the
Melbourne JaA His aequcsotauce with the
t1tenaive. and sone Of them hsd large sums
Of money seer ted, the pEocceds Of rob-
berries. SUFFOLK by the pos!sic1 be was
placed In, ataed no doubt by 1ax d1scip-
line, wa5 epahleat TO change tEtif warrants
and eitsS tte gears Of Imprisonment through
aas, ass oeS s.espe4 9Th a mucl1 sheeser ha .ea @
tcnces than they reeived frcm the Judges Of
The Supreme Conrl: but one OF the for
Rcriee, not sn ciGre1 a. the others, pas dis
covered, End suffolk vas informed OF tho cir.
cumstauctt. He Esd nothing, but quietly
tubm!tted to the heavy kors shat were placed
| or hts arms and 1rgs, aud Without IN Effort
| wtnt1o The nr4kS Ia l4pbson's Bag. In 1858
he obtained bis teee<1orn by ttcket-of.l1aye,,
| and went to Batlarat. There be kept atout
aaid he wss Detective Saucox then ia Charge
! Of the dt,ssict} and By bis easy aud persEA-
| rive maI1ers msde the landlord believe he
Tas on impottan> duty, auh reQnu ed mbuey
a2d horse. Both were provided for hlta,
mad be got clear a~aJ; bu1 be again ielt into
received another long senteaoe. He was then
i In Peptridge, and known under The siang term
! Of billet mai" which u1eaAe that hr Was
clever enough whcu in faiI to- receive some
important position. III the year 1855 ht
made Lis way TO the house Of = barber named
NIanp1, and vas r cetved as R specics oi
htro. About 1h,s time Sutiois,, Mannix, and
a, law othor notorious criminals, who werc
released about the sauna time tone OF those
feltows ~as sn expert en9raye.}t formed a
eeheme tor manufacturing uuautity oi
Il reed toles tur tue In Ian n kIkst- but when
tie notes we're manufactured, the detectives
yece,ycd = the off1ce.' and though. they PIC.
vented the - Nirosies'' being used4 they could
rot bring The crime home to the princ' pa
acrors IN 1t, as the "plant' vas removed q
tne background during the iasesti
| I2ltor nl the affalr, aud with somt
Interest used by his. hro'Ee~, who 1
cei3ed conditional pardon. tho undeI1' and
itg being that BIT would lease tho colony
Ills story of Days uf Gr!mt ind Tears o
Suffering" was published, and with tn.
, mapeT be received rom that wlrk, the cast
| he got from the cfiu anuis wuo.c warrauts h,
: had altsrtt. Al q The proceeds OF u few Of hi
/ | her 81 indies. he managed u take his adie1
, | Of Victoria With considerable amount q
r n1oucy. Dnr2t'g his passage hone he made
, number Of friends hy hts supcfcffinns manpes
i lnd landed IN Eng land desersbsd as q ~salto
. e4uatteE from Artstralls. BE inside bis WI
to bis bro hers house and edged his way1nt
r ecyetai lraw3nE-soons. hts hosts lhtl6n
that he was ~l4-htsy oHl7< sor +, cl.sh soeses1
( bur 1t WAS cxous saole-~at least su th3y said
r. a. be wa9 from Australia There be ta:ke
i Id Australts. also autnilting that he ha
/ dabhltd iu journalism aud Wa part propr
etor Of The M:lbourne drgus. Ia tlu2e b
E | Was invitcd to r 7era1 hou-es. end at la
i was introduced to chzru1lng widow. {
ia Eropnas weif a. u
= | some 81 500 In Tho 5uuds. suffolk In ned
I ! ate}s made dead Sci al this Indy, an aitt
| u little tin c wtt te letter she uesug pr.
eur--to 3r. Read, 4s,lictor, Mcl3onrn
- | telling hin, to dispose OF tho nauslcn az
y | grounds at A1asmabury, his Coloniai Ban
= | kharet, and also bis toteress in the drgs
!. newspaper, which be cnuid do By the % va
il cl~aftornty nlycn to tau.. Mr. Head WAS,
h coEree, yer, nuch astonishcd At this epI<ll
= but m doubt thinking th4 Sufolk-xho
t he had defended ma1Y times-was follows
= rome If lis old p ac,tces, ard wanted y
Rfnd's reply 80 that he could make use
T., The. envelope bearing the Meibausrc poi
n mark and 'oTge = 'es' Ct to answer Ets o.
!: purposes, gare Information to Sup~r4ntende
:. htcbolshp, Nho 1osw4fded It to fnspect
: I Field. 10 scotlsnd Yard. In fhe m=aatir
ri eIfnlA tnais!et}the widow, much aesin1t !
i wfthes Of ler ,rierd ds, and went With bis blool
~ ing bsfd6;to Lhaaon. lie hzd t@o :acco1
,r-{ phi es ono ft1uale. whom be eald Was:
:. Tiece-and oLe day they W.ut 90 the fayef
n ] 4 berry car hfcnmond. EuHa1E uansE
:: 10 cupstzc tha boat. The female Vas saw
r. t~pv one OF his nteutnr1fces, and suffolk E
N clean Amy. the police thinking ha y
= dloHped. i paragraph, evidently written
- hsmsef; hesdGd II siela choly Accident to
Australian aaosleman," npp-ared IL tito
4. / pe,s. 1t Has intimately discovered. thot
- had escape&kto America With hia wtfsa IA
~ 'ey a. d thu i,~ocrt'ds Of he sa1a Of fhs Wi'
furniture, y h>ch he sold b.tore hs len L
land B5 he latest advice5 he WA5 enjoy
& ] htokeff II New TuIk.