The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09

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In No. were $1,000 Of the Union Bank Of MARYLAND;
another ditto; another ditto; $1,000 Of the Bank Of Bat
more; bill of $500 Bank OF Baltimore: ditto;
er @ o @ the BANK
: Package No. 2-One of $500 Bank of America, NJ Y,
oss letter A. another s'eo same bank anohs. S0 and
the last four Of the Of NJ York. 5000 OF
Bank Of America and 50 900 of National
PAcKAoE No.
500 Union Bank of Mary land.
500 Bank of Baltimore.
$500 Merchants Bank.
$500 Bank Of Baltimore.
$500 Do.
$500 Union Bank.
500 Bank OF Baltimore.l
$500 Union Bank.
$500 Do.
$500 Bank of Baltimore
Package No has $4,000 in it, all Of the Phenix Bank.
N, ", all in 500 notes
Bank Virginia and four 500 bills Of Exchange Bank
Package No. had $1,000 in ii all ofthe Bank ofvrgnis
Package No Z precisely the same
Package No. precisely the same
Package No $1,000 in 500 bills of Exchange Bank Of
Package No. TO- all sloo bills of Bank Of Virginia.
Making in the aggregate S3l 800 wrapped up in oiled
Package No ii contained $1,000 or was marked 5000 In
Louisiana. In small bills.
Package No IL had 5000 in it, all of New York City
Bills
Package No. Is bundle of Bank Bills marked $50
Louisiana
81 pieces ofAmerican and foreign golddonr know tho
value.
Also bag of gold bottom frank newspaper Tri-
bune August ~, lsAI marked City Bank Ncwhsven; it
had $40 soveregns and 10 half sovereigns.
The 81 pieces were 20 half eagles and 81 sovereigns
Recorder VAux said that he could tell the aggre
gate amount But itappeared that he made most misers
bic bunder about the number OF gold pieces in the six
he said were $40 pieces supposed 50
each. Whereas the contents were as follows:
package 800 viz ID hf eagles and IA quarter eagles.
do 400, viz half eagles.
do 700, viz ohalf eagles.
5000
S3l,SO in notes,
l,040 in gold.
5000 in notes.
$50 in notes.
463i So in gold.
100 in gold.
81 45 in gold.
$44,O5a O3
Another trunk was opened and nothing in it, A
third trunk opened and found to contain
Of Colts revolving pistols.
! bottle s Of hair Sye.
vests.
coats.
cloak
blouse.
stomach pump.
book.
money belt
pair Of suspcnders
i
bundle Of type
bundle Of stamps.
1 pair bullet moulds.
powder flask containing powder and bullets
found in the box one is round stamp the other lons
Gin box produced) there red and blue ink in
the eSs for % ga plenty Of type in the boz some
specimens of printing In the box show the stamp
had been used one stamp marks {" PAID the other
The stamps were handed to the jury. The words La
were still in one Of the stamps and rag found In the
RrcoaDsH yAus-The white trunk had in L is shirts,
10 handkerchief, pair kid gloves blue sash, beg
arms The coats all dark except one and vests There
was also gold watch and chain breast pins pair spec
Brown Brothers Co. and and "a Of a.a N.y
York 3l May 1s40 for T623 lis ID sterling favor Of
Monroe Edwards this is said 70 be forgery and that the
lor, in Paris also draft dated sh September 1884, for
c2aS % 3D. at 20 days sight Cd Of Exchsnge drawn by
Foster account Of T., drawn Barring Brother CO.
London four Of the letters in the box making PAID had
stamp; all the others Of type that had been used
with dark ink The Postmaster Of Philadelphia brought
stamps to show and number 81 envelopes ne
had received from Louisiana.
Objections made by Mr.. EMmrrr
trunk Sa' erei, o~';S IA, he circle On Ia sutsii< Of
TIE letter TO Broom Byohers Co.. papcrfins 70 h frem
Maunssn White Co., rAsrtas ne ,sssar Ne; Neg or'ss"'
have compared the stamp with the mark rAID the
letter Brown Brother, Co., which ITS while that
mark does not correspond with the mark letters from
Ioujsana the Postmaster showed and there are also
letters which make the AUG in the centre post mark
these letters stamped with blue ink This paper
also in trunk those two circles Il when I
found II the PAID put myself the ink Of the circle
dark apparently blue there several circles and
one OF them has some letters in II can't distinguish
what the letters
The Jury assisted by the District Attorney, hsre very
sttcn'vsy examined the piece Of paper the Judge having
previously looked Al II.
w,rsr..-Produccd apiece Of rag with same impress
sons made on ".
Crosssramined w EvARTs-The first occasion Of my 60
ing TO Munroc Edwards that was waited on by Mr.
Hart who said he wanted officer and having stated some
facts issued my and sent six officers TO arrest
him The warrant was 70 arrest Monroe Edwards his
baggage and papers mentioned IN the II
about hour after issuing the warrant that saw