New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
4 GLINPSE or FOREIGN CRINE.

AN ALLEGED BELGIAN ASSASSIN ARRESTED-IIs
DEALINGS IN STOLEN SToCBS-IIE Is HELD
on a CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
Chcvaier Dubois dc Bianco, a wealthy gen
teuan on Oct . s71 was found murdered and his booy
partly burned in his residence In Brussels Begi IN
About 100000 worth Of coal and mining stocks were car
rcd away by the assassin Several weeks ago supcrin
tendent formation that one OF the stolen
shares had been offered for sale in Brussels. Tic
share was retained by the banker TO whom IL was
offered. Inquiries by the police OF that city
elected the informQtion that this bond had
been sold by London banking firm to the person who
presented it, The London bankers said that It to
them from the house Of Duncan Sherman Co. Of this
city This shareiwas numbered OO5 OF the Catse Com
mercale Societc Commande, firm OF Delbage
Teorghen Co. Defective Farley traced IT TO Charles
f. Miles. proprietor of gaming house in Broadway.
Amityst. He said that It gambled away in his
house by whose name he did not know. but whose
appearance described, and who boarded at the Pes
colt House. On applyin at the hotel, the detective
informed that the OF the Carl Vogt, ana
that accompanied by young woman Of aDou 20 years,
who had come with him from Belgium, he had gone
10 Philadelphia They were found IA that CITY at me
House. the Sth inst, and were brought to tins
city. VOgt acknowledged that Lie had iOst the BOND Ia
Farley also scertnned that vogt had negotiated with
Mesars KonitZky HyeTfed, BANKERS and brokers', at
No IA Broadway for the sale of is shares OF coal and
iron mining stocks, worth 500 francs ana received
upon them advance Of 500 Several coupons were
forwarded by the nrm to Brussels, to he casled Pay
men was refused the ground that these part
of the property stolen from the Cheyaler Bancos house
Vogt said that he had purchased the stolen shares in
December last in London, for 4lO0 from whom he
did not know aud that soon aferward accompanied by
the young lady, he had sailed for this port bringing the
shares with him. He denied all knowledge OF the nur
der and robbery
The prisoner was taken. yesterday, before United
States Commissioner Osborn and the facts in the
were laid before thar official The Commissioner decided
that he had power to hold the accused because there
eXtradtiOn treaty existing between this country
and Belgium. He therefore compelled 10 dismiss
the Detective Farley then took his prisoner before
Justice Hogan the Tonbs. Meanwhile the prisoner had
cited the action of tine United states
Commissioner and insisted that under his ruling the
prisoner must be discharged that Ia fact there was no
evidence that warranted his arrest in the first place The
magistrate denied the motion to dismiss the complaint
Although extradiOn treaty exists between this coun
try Belgium and the prisoner cannot be sent back
for trial yet he had violated the law of this state by
bringing within its limits stolen property The Aagis
tgdte would therefore hold him TO await examination
the charges Of grand larceny ard bringing stolen
property into the state.
Counsel wished TO know the amount of bail that would
he required told that would be- accepted
the present. The accused accordingly conducted
u cell He Is n tall, looking man. Of about ~ years,
with hair and wluskers slightly tingch with gray He
does speak Eli alieh.