The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-11

ewery anything to leave with him to the amount OF
then said that had better go and get the before
began with my studies; told him hat could surely
that hsd Ssep go IT, he had been sd
many times by sending by mail, and that he did not
like to trust the mails then proposed to him to hand
back S24 Of the money had paid him, and retain ior
examination; also to give me the note back until
should again he said 1t was perfectly safe 10 his
with had better leave It With him. would be sure
and safe; then proposed to him to give me writing
OF the contract or bargain that ne was 70 NJ me
store; he said he could not make any contract
to get me situation; that he could only help me 60 one
by his nuence; mentioned his advertising that places
sure; he said that PERFECTLY right when they
got his diploma aud that when should get mine, 1t
would get me situation in any place as there was
great demand for clerks from that college, he inter-
ruped In his conversation several times by persons
not exactly right, took up paper (marked AZ
and went out to make some enquiries returned In the
course Of hour two, and told Coward that want
ed to make different arrangement with MIN;
that wanted him to hand back twenty dollars, and
the promisory nots and KEEP SIS, which was to forfeit
la case did not 90 to him He said that the oolrge
never made any second arrangements then told
him that he had got S25, and note for S25 more from
wanted my money to get home with and that the ar
rangement that had had been made was not exactly
satisfactory to me He then said that wa, gong 70
and should not help me to get situation then ieie
himsnd went to the Police where Mr. Stuart, clerk
gave letter to Coward; took 1t to the accused;
after he read It, he looked at and said You are
scoundrs We shall not pay, you any money back, or
help to get q situation. You are q ID scoun-
drein told him could not help that, and asked him
II he could comply with the letter he said ne that he
should not pay q cent back and that might do my
d-dest | then bid him good day and started, and "a
got hold of the door, saw Coward spring towards me
fast and suspected rather harsh treatment, and a.
opened the door and passing out, saw Goward's
foot but he did not kick me- and as got out OF the
door he pushed It to suddenly that it hit me- then
returned to the police Office and made my complaint
against the accused.
AuousrUs WILKINS was then and examined for
the peopleHe testified in substance as follows re-
Gently went to in consequence OF seeing
advertisement OF his in the papers Coward told mo
me pay him $50 asked him what for; he replied,
that II to pay him to educate mel told him hsd
education enough Coward then wanted me 10 give
him $25 then said that 81 would satisfy him would
which paid him. Coward refused to return 1t, and
ordered me out Of his house, Coward said the was
for information he now The jury after brief
consultation, found the accused guilty and on motion
of his COUNSEL the court deferred passing sentence uu
til tomorrow morning.
Csunterfeiting Lc6eis.-Edward Hammond was then
called to trial. for msdemeanor In having In February
last forged counterfeitsd and placed package Of
the genuine mark and stamp Of j. 7. Coates. This
the first indictment found under the act OF le45,
which makes msdemeanor for any person to forge or
counterfeit to be forged or counter
marks stamps labels &c., to vend any article
having such counterfeit stamp or label without dis
closing the fact to the purchaser Tbs evidence against
the accused conclusive tho jury accordingly found
him guilty Sentence deferred. The Court then ad-
jourDed until tomorrow morning.
CoURr CALENDER, THIS pAy.-Ciremt Court.-3, T.
10, 49, L. a. 3d. 80, Al A. a. A. s, 49, A. a. 40 5i
Com MON Pkxs-lst Part l5 II, o. los l2l. I'd Part
100 TO- $685. 49, So IS co. ~ a. &c. 46, 49, 81 60 Ga
6o, $40, l0s, 30, 2, 81 4, 6s, 20.