From the New Maven Courier. ROBBERY AND ARSON, AT NORTH

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 About 10 o'clock "Wednesday night. i've Is. ishmen in company. broke into the hOusS of AnsOn Baldwin in NUIth Braniosd, come e. Q miles from this city. The house is situated about mile from the centre. on . by-sOsd. and ine crime we learn. WIS insiigated by the knowledge that there was money in the hOuSe. which was communicated tc the robbers hy Q lad living in tha, vicinity. .... t@ On entering, the men encountered Mrs pala. win. a lady of g yearsof age. whom they bound with vord and threatened to shoot her if che made any nOise-hOlding at the same time fowling piece 10 her breast. This. however. did Dor deter her from calling 10 her son. Mr Ans"n Baldwin, who was asleep Up stairs with young man some seventeen yeats of age.

 MT Baldwin on awakng sprang up and ran down stairs but was met and grasped by the robbers, and also tound and fastened to . he'd post. The young man made his escape sl;So' the ~ indOw and ran for assistance.

 The .heives having bound Mr and Mfs BalAs win commenced search for the money, and found $7o pension money, belonging to the old lady. After setting fire to ih. house in several places. they made off with their booty. There was $loo up stairs belonging to Mr B. whick they did not find.

 Some seven CT eight of the inhabitants ef.hs place on learning the facts statied in pursuit sf the villains, portion ,of whom came to tAis city for assistance while the remainder posted themselves in different places on the tosd on the lookout fer them as they were seea te come iowardsthis city,

 Several of our poliece were aroused st alaes hour of the night and rendered the,r assist- ance. They succeeded however at early hour yesterday morning in capturing twe of the gang on the east end of the bridge at Fair Ha. ven Their names are Patrick and Thomas Coming. A port'oa of the stolen money was found in their pockets.