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ARREST OF ALBERT J. TIRRELL, THE MUIR
pERER Mrs. BrcXFoRD.-This individual has al last
been arrested and after all hopes had ceen given up
it supposed he had left the country.


Capt Youennes OF the First Municipality police, re-
ceived information last Sunday By private letter from
NewYOrk, that irrell had shipped for New Orleans IN
OF the regular packet ships under the name OF
William Dennis liz Immediately laid the facts before
the Recorder and obtaining the assistance OF officer
rcscszss chartered pilot boat and SET sail for the Cult
They boarded several vessels but could not ind the
OF William Dennis among the list OF passengers and be-
gan to think their information was incorrect.


At last vessel hove IN sight on Friday morning last
and nearing her she proved to be the ship Suana
from New York. They boarded her, and upon inquir
ing of the Captain whether he had passenger named
Dennis, received an affirmative repy-5ut neither he,
the mate. nor any one else could tell which OF the pas
senGers Dennis Mr.. Bowdch. Custom House
officer being aboard called the roll OF the
when the Of Dennis was called, good looking
man. in rough blue pilocloh suit with glazed cap on
his head stepped out Youennes said. Sir want you
What for Z, inquired Dennis. There is occasion
for any conversation: | suspect you know, replied
Youennes. Have you got a warrant inquired Den
MIS- Yes was the reply. Let me see II" - Here
it is said Y. producing II and handing il to him are
you satsted" Yes.


The handouts were then placed upon his wrists and
when the boat Porpose along side the officers
transferred him TO her. and yesterday about l2ocock,
arrived in this city and took him before Recorder Ge-
nois.


He was called up to the Recorders desk abou, two
o'clock. and Mr.. Jarus Vinney OF No Magszne'st was



from having known him for many years and being
brou ught up in the village with him. What is you:
:, said the Recorder, looking at the prisoner
There was pause OF second IN which all eyes were
turned upon the suspected expecting OF course that
be would deny his Identity but to the surprise every
he said said in soft, mild voice" Albert Tirre
sir I"


air Bates OF the firm Of Bates & Trre also identi-
ted the accused Albert J. Ti-rell. The Recorder
then informed him that ne should commit him, without
bail, upon the charge of having murdered Maria A.
Dehf f1r3t hA
ed from The Governor of Massachusetts, The prisoner
bowed his head and was removed.


There nothing found upon MS person but a re-
voving pistol with every barrel loaded and capped HIS
trunk contained nothing all. On the way up re en-
desvored jump overheard, but prevented by the
officers. lie mas since MS arrival in this city maintain
ed the gloomy silence, scarcely answering the Of
hcers who have occasion TO address him, and passing
the whole Of the day in letharcic state.


There little doubt from his conduct since his
rest that will the very irst opportunity
commit suicide, that the officers continually
PEELED 10 watch him put him under such restraint
that would be impossible for him destroy himself.


y. o. Picayune Dec. 7.