The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

city Intelligence.

RECOGNITION ov GREAT FoRGER.-John Clinton,
alias Reed the person who supposed committed
the large forgcries the firm Little Co of this city
and the southern banks has been fully recognized at Lon
don by officer Benjamin Hays, OF the New York Police
Officer Hays will be remembered sailed in the steam
ship Caledonia for Liverpool the ult in company
with ExJustce Lowndes in order recognize this man
Clinton, who confined in London He writes to his
father in this city follows redated London Aug ls
ls43:--
ARRIVED here the 18th by railroad, at IL o'clock at
night Called on Earrings Co next morning; was in
forgery, remanded till the 18Th instant Uhis
ing) for examination at o'clock. He was brought out
wassent tor TO identity him, which DID, as John Reed
He was then taken in the office and put to the bar. Mr.
Lowndes was examined. and Mr.. McCorquodale, who
proved he was in New Orleans at the time the orgeres
were committed. The Evidence insu6cient-an a2p
cation was thSn made by Mr.. Bush, the lawyer in the
have Reel reanded give time send for other
evidence from the United States which granted, and
Reed was remanded until the 9th of October next
There is every probability therefore, that this cunning
orger, who has long escaped justice will finally be
delivered up under the treaty and sent back to this
try for trial II he was here how he would be ha
beas eo,pussed out Of the hands OF justice.
Henry SAUNDERS, SEN, the father OF the clerk who
committed the large iorgerIes the several banks OF
this city Thursday last in the of Austin Wilmer
in hopes hat he might be able to communicate somethD
relative to the escape OF his Several soveregns
were found IN his possesslon which we he
were voluntarily given him by his son, but he denies all
further knowledge of any thing connected with the for
geries. 1t is stated that young Saunders did not sail in
the Great Western under the name Of VIVA. II. Tay Tor,
of Ohio but that he seen in this city late Thurs
day evening, st O'Clock, alter the Western had sailed
another statement is that driver who engaged
to take Saunders to the Western failed arrive at the
wharf in time and afterwards drove 10 Whitehall, where
boat was engaged in which he attempted to ack the
steam ship, but not succeeding, returned TO the wharf,
and was convey ed in another direction by the driver
We do not believe this story, but even if it were true
hnu To nftarn
by leaving in the O'Clock steamboat for Boston, and
taking the sea nshp Hberna that sailed from that city
the ensuing day He would also have had All Opportunity
to change some OF his bank notes in Boston prior to his
departure and investigation will probably lead to such
conclusion reward OF $1,000 has been offered for his
apprehension. and the recovery Of the money.
SERIOUS AFFRAy-A man, named John Richards car
pener by trade, so severely injured Monday at
ernoon by stone thrown from the hands Of man ,
named Daniel Lee that his life considered but of short
duration. 1t appears that he engaged at work in
house in 3Oh street between the mn and sth
when some words ensued between two persons in the
houses and several workmen engaged in opening the 7h
avenue; among whom was Lee went into the building to
On leaving, Lee picked upa stone and threw II with
considerable force through the window hitting Richards
the LEFT side of the head and racturng his scul
voey of stones Immediately afterwards showered
into the building by several OF the workmen in the street
conveyed to the city hospital where the operation OF tire
phnsng was performed by Doctors Mott and Horsheid
but little hope is entertained OF his recovery We are
somewhat surprised to learn that Justice Gilbert OF the
Upper Police refused to issue warrant for the arrest Of
Lee soon as the circumstances were made known to
him. and that the parties therefore compelled to go
before the Mayor Tor that purpose thus giving Lee time
| to prepare for escape.
MILITARY acknowledging the past week large
number of military companies have visited various places
of resort in the vicinity OF city for practice and i'm
provement in target shooting The Brooklyn Light
Guards passed delightful day at Fort Lee Pavilion on
Monday, and next week one of our crack independent
panes will follow suit. This is OF the most de-
lghtu places such within the precincts
| of our city.
FRE-The alarm yesterday morning at O'Clock pro-
ceeded from the burning of small building in the OF
% Roosevelt street, occupied by number Of families,
whose furniture was partially damagea and the house
| slightly injured. Orign-carelesness
| Dun ~"~ S-n-s- Yesterday afternoon genteslly
dressed man, of middle age fell down in vsey street and
was convey Cd on spring cart to the city prison when
he wes iouhd to be dead. The was Immediately
sent Tor and on his pockets the following
morandum was found -
| LITTLE FALLS, 23d Sept 1910.
$640-One day after date promise to pay to Peter
Crawford six hundred and forty dollars value receiv ed
| JOHN URE"
Also, subpoena from the Circuit Court Peter era
ford to attend witness the 10th of July
OF Kelly and others ans IRE Alsoa receipt rye
Calin, No. New street, New York, for a bill Elk
change for ESQ drawn Cd David Cowan and dated Ne
| York, July ls. 1910.