The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
CRLKE AID IT'S MYSTERIES.
A Successful Nights Rail with Fatal
Days Ending.
A scETE ON THE JERSEY SHORE.

Lesser grades OF crime, Ike murder will out some.
times, hedging about She development OF thu
crime colcatenation Of events wholly 1nanflct-
pated as they are frequently mysteiiously inexplIc
aDc. case IN eSempli1catlon Of this fact waJ
brought to yht yesterday In an Application Tor a
writ OF habcas corpus ana certicrari before Judge
Sutherland, OF the Supreme Court. Tue story Is
curious one, IA SHOWING how a relentless Nemess
follows the vioators or law. Aboat TWO weeks ago
there was
SiILEOAT UpsBr
Off the New jersey snore, opposite Bayoane The
tiny craft had been scuGdng finely before favornr
breeze, when, lacking, IL carecned over, throwing
into merc,less waters Its two occupants aod the
contents OF the boat. The latter sank to the
bottom, while the late occupants. two young men,
bureted tue waves with Justly sinews, somewhat
after tne style Caslr and CassIus buffeted once on
time The waves OF the yellow Tiber. At the sam3
time they called for help. Several persons hearing
their cries came running down to the tnora
and rendered what assistance thew could to rescue
The mel from their perious position. The assist
nncc came too late IN the case OF one OF the young
men, Just as one of the rescners about to seize
hold OF him he sank for the third time, aud was
DROWNED.
The other young man was more fortunate. n
kindly outs Te,cned hand caught MIN just In time
and brought him, though more dead than alive tn
rescuers get promptly and VIGOROUSLY to work roll
ing hm about, cnahng ms lmo, aud pouring wniskey
down his throat. he remedies proved enectuals
ana ne became breathing, living man again.
Meantime, with like prompttnoe, others OF tho
rescung parry began dredging IN search
sea r eH ''s t. NJ give '" up It, deaf deaf Tue
body OF the Young man, ''upknrled, uncouined anu
UNKNOWN was quickly borne away oy the outgoing
tide TO become the uture FOOD OF marine monsters
or some day TO be washed up on some far away
shore. But Ia one thing they were successful There
were several
BOXES FIsnED UP.
'sAre these your boxes asked one OF che
dredQcrs o the survivor who was How fullY restored
"rhey are, ne replied, ana he gave directions for
their temporary disposal Til he could have them
brought To this city.
sued the tnquis,rive Jcrscyman.
'60ods my partner anu h I'd just purchased Mt an
auction at Richmond. Staten Island" tue younl
man proceeded 10 eXrIlin ave were our way
10 New York with them when tie boat was upset"
''Are these all the boXesf"
aus lucky your getting 'em again.
every lucky. hut shall pay You Tor your services
though hayent gotany means now having paid OUT
every cent M the auction.
In the sympathy Ior The young man who had so
pathy on accoanl OF the sad bereavement ne had
sustained IN tne los OF MS companioA no one Tor z
narrative. ms confidence IN The trutniulness OF
the story mighE never have been impaired had not
TWO men shortly appeared and Claimed the boxes
STOLEN pRorrRTy
The rest or the story auinlts OF bricl rccfal Tn0
goo Is fully identified us The proceeds u rob
berry wrich had been very ENORMOUSLY anu
successfully pcrpelrdted the night before
IN Ricnmond. Tie young man. the
proper process having been procured was,
taken prisoner aud conveyed 10 Richmond, ON
staten Island. to await has trial on the Charge Of the
| ROBBERY lie was arraiqned before Jnage Happen.
In the Court of oyer ana Tcrniner. ana underwent
TRIAL FOR THE ROBBERY.
His guilt was conolnsIvely proven but, az IRE
qucntly happens IN law proceedings, there was u
| variance IN the proof ana tue EdIctnent as To
| tie name Ut The compG'rant owning the
property. Upon tins the Judge directed the jury To
br'Dg In verdict OF acqutSat and ordered
| the prisoner 10 he remanded Tor new trial The
! Clerk, however instead OF entering the verdict, as
l he should have done. upon TINS ordering OF tlG
! Court, entered Of unconditional acauitfRl.
| Cpoa this state OF facts IL CANNED on the
young mans behalf that ne was entitled 10 the full
benefit OF the verdict, and his release from prison
| was demanded the Judge lied 10 see fio matter
IN This iignt and refused To give up the prisoner.
| rtC result was That u
WRIT or RABEAS CoRpJs
and Ce,TiOr0j1 asked for yesterday from Judge
Sutherland. The latter judge, o COURSE, could not
do otherwise ln grant the apple on and lac maid
the same ieturnayle on 3xG " eInesdag. wnen the
case VIII come up Tor hearing on us legal merits
The name OF the Young nan IL gwen as Ihoinld
Forester, but OF his anteceieBt history nothing i3
yet has been developed Altogether. the case
stands. ~ ~ q curious one ana the further develop
make It