New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

''se, hank and yo, blank checks ! said 1t would be
,. s25so out of each Bank did this last about Q
,o,t in The Erchauge met him agaiu about o'clock
hored me the checks two Of each of the best im,-
-, be had made; took the checks; then walked with
w s,er street 10 the 9Th Ward Bans; saw there the
-.- Nj Everett; there was hesitation about paying The
,bea M Frazer stepped up and said all right
agge al the corner Of Psarl street; found him
near Ferry street; he Told speak him
'1 80 COT 1oand the corner. asked him how much Of
,.v he wanted; he said half; then divided the
% wen; down TO the agency Of the Great Western
,ank massage in the OF Vim. H. Taylor; then
Trunk corner of Maiden lane and William street
an. in $50 bill of the 7th Ward Bank; paid small
sr,, shoemaker then and purchased some cloth.
a m, il in nv trunk then Hanover street aud
by agreement. He then agreed to remain on the
until drew the other nine checks; he told not
70 him when from the bank, TO leave him aud
I" ~ 1rould follow. went to The City Bank and drew
,opo hills: then drew .he other checks, and him
coHe, room and thence the staircase the top
handing and gave him ST., $50 70, himself and also
:,n 10 give my father Lett him on the steps of the
s,ss and went TO purchase Bank of England notes
, 70 Prime Ward King; they said they could draw on
Trpd for 80 days. asked who II was for; said for Mr.
aonj; did no, take draft
n went and succeeded getting 2000 $4,000 in Bank
rrspd notes and gold Of three brokers' Franklin
"a White got the gold from; can't say where got the
fsh notes then to Nassau the Custom
oS,e where was aod did meet Ragge. He requested
- ~ gire him the rest OF the large American notes did,
II .rcsp, the goL and small had and he said he
ond get il changed aud Soud meet in England did
and then get bag Of gold had left counted
eu eot nv trunk Maiden lane, and then and got
r other old trunk and cart and told the driver drive
m possble 10 the Great Western and reached there
1,, as the Grea, Western Jeff the wharf then got into
,ua row boat and folowed when got the Battery
are M the chase. Then got into cab and snt to nv
hs aud my trunks aud went TO grocery store in
Caualstreet
Th. testimony here was the same as gwen before about
hing cab take the Boston Boat but found gone He
n took the Swallo" for Albany and thence the cars to
Bs,.op where he paid his passage IN the Loo Choo TO
Tsw Orleans which have sailed on Saturday-as
arrested the Wednesday after on board ship and brought the
,r Monday to New had when arrested between
$1,000 and SO, 900 in gold.
crosSsramined.- he would be l. in December;-
lad been prison since his arrest-had been conversed
With By Mr. Wilmerdng about being witness against R,gCe
o before aud after his from Boston, who hned ne
Tould his influence get him clear'sas examined
bou the 1st Of September then went on and answered
a, the questions the clerkno magistrate present.;
n. clerk went called Mr. Austen in. who told me 20
make no concealmend0 MT recoeci the Clerk Of Police
5u, saw him here today-a reporter present Mr. Viii.
nedrg called IN person several times add conversed with
said he had been been the District Attorney who re-
fused 10 make States witness of me- have conversed
with my lawyer, Mr. Warner, also employed him, but
b has not been paid. Mr. Warner advised plead
dctmen
Mr. Warner told me he had made an agreement with the
aresecu,ion make witness of me if would plead gull
Is 10 one Indictment There something said about my
rcng the House Of Refuge. He said tha, Mr. Austin had
.od him that he had had conversation with Mr. Edmounds
and asked him if would be sent to the House Of Refuge
and Mr. Edmouds said would be THE Court can
only send to the House Of Refuge when under 6 bnt com
OF the State Prison send 10 the House Of Re-
fuge under l7)
confessed my guilt to Mr.. Clapp in Boston, but told him
had taken good Of the balance Of the money and he
would NOT get 1t: did not mention the name of any other
r4rou being concerned with TO Mr.. Clapp did
m the story told here and in the Police other person
before except to Mr. Wlmerding The story told the
Polices the whole truth Shortly after Ragge
Maiden lane he submitted the plan rob the bank
and rob the highways say 0! weeks after he
came. We gradually became intimate-talked oknCly I
shout highway robbing in the first place. remarking how
antc it would be- about the time Of the Monroe
idward's excitement. He said he would like to rob the
nk lie spoke If only loosely think it myself
;aa, first suggested the plan Of the ogeryam entirely
can Think after the conversation about robbing
,ts banks and highway robbery think told him
y,y 10 obtain large would he to commit forgery
The suggestion in regard forging the of my employ
ey was think, afterwards made by me-
The suggestion forge checks the Of Aus
en- Wilmeding s. Co.; Ragge to do the writing and
forge the signatures his wife present of the
ccnrersaton they held III his the street &c;
furnished him Of the for making these forge
r before he left Maiden Lane for Canal street, the
nuie OF checkS gave MIN IN poS Maiden
lane; did return 10 the store Of my employers after
aving on the morning Of the 3lst August did make
y for my absence Mrs Ragge apprzed of our
Tsu Of signing these checks at the time they done In
examination the Police he said that about the time of
executing the forged checks which the money oh
AIMED, Rage told tell his wife of IT; witness
,a Rgge did t- hm the corner Of Duane street and
Broadway.
Direct TOLD Mr.. Wilmerliug in Boston | had gwen
;Hs balance of the money Ragge; know Ragges hand
w0ins (papers shown) these are III his hand writing
john II lnge!5eIl= sysoru-l know Rage; he came TO
ne January last with letter of introduction me- from
NE Dutch Consul, aud letter Of credit exceed 20
anls advanced him $25 and different diff
sfen' times TO the whole amount. The last advanced !
hin was on the 9TH September, SIS He wrote me letter
complaining of his distress aud advanced him So Let
(; in German read and transated The letter of introduc
.'1 was from a respectable house IN Demarara
The examinations of the prisoners the Police Office
were then given in evidence and the Prosecution rested
being about o'clock, the Court then adjourned 10 10
CLOCK on Friday
CoRoNER's OFFICE. THE SUICIDE IN BRoAp
REEr-The Coroner held inquest last night at the
ldy Hospital on the body of Louis Joseph Moncomble,
d 49, native OF France who yesterday morning cut his
aEoat with the European Hotel Nos Broad
'se and being taken TO the City Hospital died there IN
ne sisrnoon Vetdict-commtted sniclde BY cutting his
hFoa, during tit OF insanity
ACCIDENTAL DRowNIS0.-This morniue 10 O'clock,
'''aG Silva, aged 81 native Of Staten Island while on
9a'd the Pilot Boat Eclipse dying Peck Slip Of which
was hand, fell from the boom into the water. A cry
1 !aIsed OF 81 man oyerboad"when the mate Of the
'Ig Wampanoag, threw rope 10 the in the watei
1o sasped IT, aud enabled reach the hook Of the
4~tial, with has hand but relaxed his hold and
aA his body was gFapPed up N about Of an hour, aud
inquest held during the day by ;le Coioner the jury find
'g aysrd'cs of accidental drowing.
WEpNEspAY, Nov. %.
svppES DFara.-Last evening John Senior hali.pay |
,;n oucef aged rs native OF England went 10 the
tl''G house No 65 Fulton street very uuwe and
snsd bed This morning he about extremely Ill
a short time char in the barroom, became iucohe-
H ms speech and Doctor for but before M
.''a Senior feil over and died The Coroner held |
-(le''' and the verdict was-Death by iutempeIance.
SUICIDE WIN R,zoR.-On Monday a Frenchman
IeG Monenelle said 10 have been waiter hotel Ia
''"'oelphia, arrived with his wife III this city his
a! 20 France and put up the European Hotel No S
sYee street THIS morning while shaving himself he de
ss'ely cut his throat with razor, and was discovered
Ias Proiusely. Dr.. Bolton for who sewed up
essed the wound and he TO the Hospital where
uso lew hours afterwards He very hard drlnker