The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-18

JoHr P. BRINKESHorF examined is the proprietor Of
oath of May last Capt johnson called on him relative
to the removal Of sink In the Allegheny Hotel had the
contents removed to his establishment In 18th street.
examined the contents next morning In presence Of
Captain Johnson and the plates mentioned by Capt
johnson, were discovered; locked at ono Of those
plates; II the Ocean Bank, witnesses
foreman, John Hoffman, paid particular attention to
the removal Of the contents the plate had another
Cross.sramined.-Itw was Q new plate only corroded
from the effects Of the material In which it found
there were four or five altogether no but Johnson
called on him relative to these plates.
To the ATTORNEY GsNERAL.-rhe plate looked as II
it had lain there for two or three years.
To Mr. BRADY Does not know, as far as science Is
concerned the effect was produced by being there
for two or three years.
GEoRoE w. NoRRis, examined by the District Attor-
ney (Nr. McKeon) Has been police officer four years
last july knows Carpenter since the middle Of Jsnua
~ ls46; knows Andres he was arrested in January,
1886 II entered the books l4th Of january he
was locked up in the Chiefs office after his arrest
the morning Of 1.-THE publication Of the arrest of Andros
Mr. Carpenter came to the Chce, and asked witness
leave to see him. told him he did not think he could
him, but that witness would speak to the chief;
ter that he could not see Audross; Carpenter then
asked witness cut Of the Office he spoke Of Andres,
ard being rainy morning, witness asked him round
TO the Marine Court stoop Carpenter there said that
would like to see Andross out Of the difficulty and that
II he could Andres himself he would get it all out
OF him; that he (Andros) not alone In the busi-
ness and that there were, no thought there were
number connected with him. that he Thought he knew
the man. and the place where Andres got the money
but he did not wish his to be known in the mat
ter; he did not wish witness to mention his and
he said he would not he then told witness that the
mans name was Young, and he kept bowling saloon
IN Broadway; he said Young had partner named Sar-
gent, but thinks he said that Sargent knew nothing
about 1t; Carpenter aud witness then went down the
Park Carpenter said that he thought 1t named
big John" and Little John" that passed showed"
the money; they went towards l12 Broadway witness
omitted to mention that there another young
with Carpenter it was then agreed (can't say who
suggested W that Carpenter and the other to
go into the bowling saloon witness to follow them
in come minutes, and Carpenter to spot" point
out Young; in seine minutes, witness went In; Car
penter rolling in front where he could Witness
he pointed Young out by throwing" hi. head TO wards
him Young about that time, came and sat alongside
OF witness and spoke OF the weather; got a driRk
segar perhaps both, aud left the place. left Carpen
ter and his friend roling Carpenter to the Chiefs
Office, within two or shree days with Mrs Andres in
carriage; Mrs. Andres went In to Andres; Is not
positive whether Carpenter was let In to see him
not; when they leaving the Office witness Mrs
Andross and Carpenter to the carriage; the prison Is
separated from the hef's Office.
C,oss-trGmned Never heard counterfeit money term
ed by the Of goods" in New York; never heard
It till he heard IL In this court the slang term IN this
city for counterf,it money is queer; of the
To MT. MckEoN-WAs one Of the defendants in Car
penter's case and was acqutted believes there Is
other case pending
The ad ourned at Q little after o'clock, to
10 o'clock this morning.