OF A SUPPOSED MAIL ROBBGR
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WILLIAM VAUGHAN, stage driver, hereto
tore employed on the line between this and B0t.
war, and more recently on the Hin'svllIe aad
W J6lle line, was arrested in this cay Oh Satur.
day evening last, upon the su picion Of having
robbed The mail on several occasions ~ open
ing he bags with false keys. A train OF care uu.
stances have come to Iigh' which seem to tis
the crime upon the accused beyond a reasons
be doubt, bat inasmuch as The whole matl,r
will undergo examination before the lega. ,t,bn.
nals of the country, we forbcar to state item
Justice 10 the arraIgnet, as well as The further
ance oi the ends OF justice alike demaud his At
our kands--tor, It guilty, there can be IIu'c
doubt that Vaughan has Lad con!c cderstes and
| sCcompices, to VIII m fuii narrative of all The
proofs against hun might be Of injurious service
in preparing his defence. Vaughan has been
taken henco 10 Alabama, where the last robbie.
ry was perpeiratcd, IN charge of officer GILMORE,
accompanied by Mr TURNER, Post Master of
Huntsville, to whose vigilance and cxertioua.
aided by the Post Master and Town Constable
here, the country is indebted for tie untavellng
of d most tangled piece of va'ny.


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