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FoReERs ARREsTEp.-ln Philadelphia on We'd
nssday, two young men named John King, alias
Legranc, and Daniel T.. Emory, alias Charles Hsmlin
were arrested by officers James and VIM Young of this
city, and Messrs Clapp and Andrews of Boston, fugi
tivcs from justice from Boston, where they perperaed
iorsoriss on saturday on the Shawmut Bank of two
checks OF which drawn for $500 and the other
for S75-which checks were presented and paid King
one Of the prisoners gave the check for 5000 TO boy
to draw, directing him to bring the money to the How
ard House. The boy returning with III money,
found him standing opposite to the hotel and handing
It over he made of The prisoners traced to this
city. On sunday during the afternoon, they took odg
ings at Congress Hall where they remained until yeser
day morning, when they left ior Mrs. Peases board
Ing house. No ~ south 4h street Yesterday afternoon
the officers went to the stable Of Mr. Darlington oppo
site the boarding house and learned that King and Emo
Ty had hired horse and wagon and went riding They
waited until the return OF the scamps and uabbe0 them


trunks belonging to the prisoners found at the
boarding house these contained very handsome werd
robss mostly purchased in this city iirce their arrival
ana quahliy OF valuable welry-incuding diamond
pm worth t24o- and splendid gold watch and chain,
purchased OF Messrs Bailey Kitchen. About $500 in
money was also recovered The prisoners com.
mitted by the Mayor,