New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
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| he examination OF George Gage, charged IN con-
nection with Charles Treasury
the numbers Of which had been altered resumed. he
testimony thus far H but slight support Of the charge
Mr. Baker broker Broadway stated that he received
from Nh Gage Treasury Notes different times changing
them the Bank Sc Ha had also transactions Treasury
Notes with strangers Finally three Of $50 each and
Of $780, returned Nh Baker but ne did
from whom he had them On nquirng Of Mr. Gage
that gentleman could not sav whether had passed them
Those that he had given to Mr. Baker he received he
said from whom he thought he should know aan
Mr. Seco Broadway stated that he had received no.-s
OF 100 and Of $50 Enormously printed veera,
S5oOl, from Nh Gage.
Mr. Barrett for the prosecution asked question in rei4to,
Mr. Bosiod, bat i Scoes, counsellor MIR Gage otiec
I'd, they had nothing do with Mr. Bosord The Com.
missioner SAID h. would allow Mr. Boord and N
CAGE had bssn Nj Secor Office together Mr. Scoles said
THIS had not been shown GA IL. The pa -s Nj
B'Iret sad that such only ben stated the affidavit
stated ,hy called ;ogether Mr. secor ,ha, se
DOT say he was Mr. Bottsford was ssnt fox and
nto the Court room. Mir secor wa. asked If thai vas
The gentleman who called with Mr. Gge. he witness ~
Piled tag he could ot say that he was He did
notice OF him at the time He observed that he yer, fine
q m,ddns hsh5 1 BoorJ was ~ssyd to- stand
up III st,er DESCRIPTION d not answer as Mr. is rathe.
with Mr. Gage IN the District Attorneys office, but it did not
present anyi bearing particularly the charge Col Ora
to.d and on eer conlng Ia he PosO flee for htn he
[Co Graham directed hs clerk tell him to come in the
te Il stst- thst Sir 6 ge had mailed letter to Sir
Bc,tStOrd az Springfield, Mass with money IT. il was
also stated that Mr. Gage owed money Mr. Bcttsiod pew
to the latter West officer Cockefare tesisJ as
10 the OF arlesns Ae3sr5 and Bdtsorl Fey
Were together house West Broadway Mr. Bouksr,
belonging the house of Jones Bouer Philadelphia tes
eh as to scn- beng sent round decno the lost bulls,
apOuOa OF which had been intended for house JUDGE
ParSha OF Van BURN Arkansas v here the missing
Notes male y testified having been partner
Mr. Campbell who mailed them. Mr. murdered the
10th OF last about fifteen miles from Van Buren, as h.
returning Fayetteville, where he had been attend
he knsw ilr EoSord. who kept school for months al
Van Buren, and also al Fayetteville which place h
TOOK out license 10 actce as LAWYER. He AS
tmony MIR Gage eydmlntt!On Mr. BO,lStardS
positOn unless shown be Intimately connected with hun
could affect his lgumen; presented rela
ton TO the admission OF such testimony and the
was adjourned 70 Saturday forenoon.
Ii appeared, from the proceedings throughout that the
Treasury Notes mailed by Mr. Campbell April last
(some time before his deah,) for st Louis Louisville
thu mail also containing letters and packages for New
The Notes BY Mr. Campbell intended Dorernus
Suyda Nixon and other houses The only circumstances
thus far shown relation the charge that the Notes
mailed Van Buren, and distracted from the ma-that Mr.
DOttsford engaged in the Post Office Fayetteville
which the ethat several of the Notes have been al
were said 10 have been mail and alt red changed
by Ar Gage the office of MIR Secor and Gage stated after
ward that he received that and other Notes oma
This IS the way the stands present.
DISCHARGE OF BLAKE.--John Blake. charged az
being accompce with Ho in the robbery Of thu mail
Hudson few weeks since, brought MP. Mr. Marbury,
his counsel conended that nothing had been shown mpl.
eating him as an accomoce Mr. Barrett for the States
conendad the reverse. The Commissioner expressed opin
ion that the proof had been made and ordered Bake
be diSca gej.