The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-10

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have no reason to think strangers enter false the Re-
M, H T: have got As ia. without the
and these wee the whom meoned wans ee eaE ms
ssnser has been sent 70 Philadelphia for them nd
night prosecution sS''''"e any witnesses to-
DlsrRIcT ArroRNEY--Not tonight.
OGDEN HorFMAs-Not before we know the whole er
Judge kEsrIlt important that this trial should be
Mr.; ExMETT-l think sir, it will te done We were APP
prised for the first time this morning. Of the existence of
bring o." we viii
eon ssn K te Jury gong . h9%s 1, to their
think If haye evidence as TO the handwriting, should
. Mr. EMMETr-The only witness have complains of the
Mr.. EMMErr-We have whose examination will be
Sfis EI Sss7-tsri A sey S s;H
Mr. Mr. ' Brook:
Mr.. Howard
should proceed and leave to produce witnesses
Judge KFYr-Can the prosecution go on,
OGDEN HorrMAS and DisrRIcr ArToRSEY-We have no
Jude KEST@Do both side. rest tlena
Rrs Ms 3 ADJOURN
Mr. E%aErr-.TSss win crafty ali parties: .''''
Mr. EMMMETINAii except y, your Honor u
want twelve to remain in coa inc jury '"'''
The twelve officers were then sworn TO take charge of the
I'LL ten O'Clock in the morning.
City Intelligence.
FinE.-Yesterday morning. about day light, q fire was
discovered in the upper story of the building No the
court No. % Ann street, Of stoneals The flames
were discovered by the pressmen in Richards printing
office in the rear, who gave the alarm, and the remen
with their usual energy confined the destruction to the
room in which the fire originated 1t occupied by f.
A. Townsend and F. Ritter book.bindery. The ru.
ling machine of Mr. Townsend destroyed as also con.
siderable ready work His loss about $500 that of
Mr.. Ritters not much. The second and third stories
below were occupied by Mr.. Austin and F. Domingo
jewelers. whose damage trihng, being principally
from water. The building belonged to Mr.. Fuller the
gymnasium keeper, and fully insured We find the
following article relaveto the matter in evening pa.
per
There is shadow of doubt that this fire was the
work olan ncendary Mr. Ritter informed our reporter
that his place carefully locked last evening about
fire used in the part OF the room were evidently origna
ted This opinion is further strengthened by threats made
by an ndiv dua some time since who it would be well for
the police TO look after"
Such the case as fire had been used in fur.
in the all the day previous for the purpose Of
was LEFT partly burning when the locked at
night Such the statement of journeyman in the
ploy of Mr. Townsend who closed the premises at dark
and there is way of entering the building except
through the stair door which found closed when the
remcn !entered the premises there doubt that the
room took fire from the furnace.
LOOK Our.--Notes Of the Citizens Bank Of Augusta
Me-, altered to Citizens Bank Of Worcester Mass are
again in circulation Dealers must keep their eyes
skinned.
A Micro FiSANcIER-Yesteriay afternoon q black Eel.
low named James Hamilton entered the exchange office
OF Mr. Secor Of Broadway and Canal streets and
offered $50 note purportng 10 be Of the Commercial
Bank of Providence, r. H. asking if it was good and
receiving partially in the affirmative, desired
small notes in exchange. Mr.. Secor knowing that the
note had been altered from the broken Bank Of Milling
ton Md Immediately seized the rogue and officer Braden
landed him in the police Office He there stated that the
note had been given him by Mr. Arnoux tailor in Fulton
street. to get changed, but finally confessed officer
Welch that he received from Emmenc Stevens former
ly butcher Joe Morris woman. Officer WEIGH immed.
aey after her. when she confessed that she the
to Hamilton TO get changed and that she had obtain