The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-08
Pollce Intelllgencs

nary arrest took place, yesterday by which large
bills on the New Haven County Bank Connsoticut,
was recovered. The circumstances are ss follows
Officer smith, and Mr.. Stewart Clerk Of Police were
on passing the corner of Resds street, Mr.. Smith
marksd-"T There, look at those two men, drawing
d s'Q ao 70. 'G anos about
them 2" MIR. Smith rerlisd-" They are two Western
fellows, Of doubtful rsputs." "Ths d. they arsp
n.n, By the look Of them" Agreed said Smith,
viii take the big one and you take the ether" 40
ton. The two suspected men were sfoorted to the
Ton be and introduced to Justice Lothrop Mr. Smith
you have about youS On searching the one calling
himself r Lspham, . letter was found directed to
him, In New York, Is follows -
FRIEND BULL will ,end 4, some way %. morrow, so
that they VIII be there At in the nornirS wA T. B..
This letter is believed to come from man nov In
ney. His name is VIM. Brockqus. This letter was
directed to ?. Lsphsm, No. Lsight street, New
but on searching the other man who calls himself Ed
ard Hughes pocket book was found containing So460
In bank bills supporting to be on the New Haven Couu.
ty Bank. Connecticut. 81 400 we're ru 500 bls the
balance In $50 bills. These bills admirably
engraved and the signatures perfect that Of
The $lo0 bills offered to several brokers by OF
testing the money, and all pronounced the money ge-
nupe and offered to exchange it fer other money Mr.
Smith immediately tel.srsPhed to the President Of
On arrest had been made and . large amount
Of counterfeit money on their bank discovered
The President, H. Hotchkiss, autographed back. that
seine mistake must have occurred, and referred Mr..
Smith to MIR. h. Dwight, a broker In Wall street.
Application made to Mr. wight but at q late hour
yesterday evening no result had been known The
notes are apparently fac SMILES of the originals and
In fact they bear srong resemblance Of having been
printed from the original plate belonging to the bank
We have known cases Of the kind to the printer
entrusted with bank note plate PRINT has procured
. lot Of paper Of his own, and thus struck on few
thousapds his account We do not pretend to
infer that this 10 Of that character but only
dishonest printers have been employed. Justice Lo.
throp committed both the accused parties to prison
further examination. The prisoner calling himself
Hughes was very anxious to have some one 20 for Mr.
John Van Buren, to act rs his counsel
s. Since the above wss written. we have s,cer-
tanned that the bank bills found the accused are
genuine impressions from the bank plate belonging to
the bank. Therefore suspicion above stated
correct The filing up, and the signatures Of the
cashier and president forged and admirably
cu'ed that men who profess to be good judges cannot
Distinguish the good from the counterfeit
Slate. Much trouble exists too frequently, among the
married portions Of this fsshionsbe city in many In
other cases too late and then again too quickly; thus
before they each know their peculiar disposition they
are rushed, as 1t were together without proper
consideration and are compelled to live together al
though ut the expense of their comfort and happiness
In there matrimonial differences too often the plea Of
inconstaDcy mipges In with charges Of adultery,
which may may net actually exist; yet as long the
parties believe they do the effect Is about the
feature: And until propsr and ea.otusl remedy ia
taken to convince each other Of their integrity and
virtue the jealous feeling keeps increasing day by day
until suicide murder winds mp and terminates the
of both parties We have been led these
marhs from . circumstance which took place before
Justice Mountfort In which that magistrate admins
tered consolation TO man and wife thereby restoring
confidence bet them, which otherwise would have
caused separation, and possibly utter ruin TO both
parties The nsthed adopted, although very novel
che, s ore that will invariably make impression
all who venture into the inquiry. On Saturday even
Ing lsst German lawyer, known TO the court by the
Of Sackmsn appeared In the police court before
the above named magistrate, accompanied with quite
eenteel looking German and his wife, both very
specially dressed the about Is years Old and
the man about 35 years but neither able to speak the
Engish language. MI. ssckman approached the ma
gstrste and stated that he had very singular propo
elton TO oer and that II he would scauiesoe in the
request he would make two miserable human beings
happy well raid the magistrate, II am always reaoy
and willing to make man and wife happy or any one
sl'e, II III hsud rest In my power so to do Wat Is
man and his wife pointing to the parties he brought
p his name Is Charles GerKs and his wife Catherine
they have been married shout two and for some
time pact difficulty has existed between them the
principal cause OF the trouble IL jeaouy The wife IA
s-s,s ssenAins HIN II yisisins Other women. sni the
men. Nov, Judge, they both willing TO swrsr bs-
foie you, that no such erimnaity exist between them
and are both free and clear from any guilt nature
and they both willing TO take the cath ohe
touching their guilt innocence the charge Of aia
terry" The magistrate smi ed, and said: wei. II thats
all they want to make themselves happy By ren. wing
their matrimonial obligations and thus establishing
confidence Which, II seems has worn of by come
or ether Will de- 10 With pleasure DO they speak Eng
iisb Mir. Ssckman!" Nr ssckman answered In the
negative: Then" said the magistrate, will s~sar
you as Interpreter and, accordingly, Mr.. Ssckman
vss The man and his wife were then srrsigned
before the bench and the magistrate selected the wife
hrst TO administer the oath TO. Said be-You Cstba
rims Gsrhe do in the presence of the living
God that you will ans~er such questions shall put
to you touching your fidelity In the e.,- now pending
nan, who bowed her head In assent and kissed the
Bible, thus taking the required oath. Q-IIave you
been true and faithful to your lawful welded hus
bsDdi Ayes, have Q-And do you intend t.
main true and fSithful' Ayes, do. (tside-'' Well
m s,;s vii 90 pretty well 10, yo1 'aa 5as %.s'i' .,
swear the husbsnd.n The husband on oomlns up To
The .,snd, made very big EYES at the Bible ss.e
been taken by the wife was then administered TO him.
q DO you intend to remain faithful aud love aud
cbefib your wife A.-ies do NOW eAid the
magistrate take your wife BY the hand aud hope la
future you Will live happy tssethsrp The husband
smile q loving sai,isoton TO ind that both had en-
orerstsd Themselves beyond their expectation and
we're actually more virtuous than each had supposed
the other This renewal Of confidence bstseen them
before the magistrate appeared give both almost
new existence, - they left the court like . ne~y
otb.r by the way Of sstsblisbpg confidence b.t-sea
them, would be well. who's the next couple to show
Chpss Of FSrs,ry and False Pr,f,ne,s --os,c.r WIN
n stephens arrested yesterday. syeuns man by tn.
name Of Edssrd e. Ray on warrant issued By Jss,ics
Lotbrcp, In vbich the accused stands charged With
OBJ aiming bill Of goods, consisting 81 Jevslry 40
valued at near $500 iron the urn Of feckhau Rum
pr.tstces The facts, as ssorn 20 BY william IT, Nor
r, the clerk and conductor Of that 0rm, fol-
lovt. Ia se.ms that the 18th day of August last
Pay called on the above firm and represented that he
wanted Go purchased bill OF goods sh-rt credit say
twelve day., 90 In that time he would be enabled TO
ray for them But before making the purchase Ray
prs,eptsd to Mir Morrill, that he p~ds aud vorth
$500, which sum vas deposited with his uncle wm.
Ray, who Owned farm stustsd at South Lsyins afs~
miles from Rochester, In this State, and said money
interest and he could procure a. a. any tins
that his said uncle d.sd, but hts vii., Be,sey A.
Hax rad on he n nd AZ md tad soA ma
nased by enc George a Caldwell, who lived With the
said Betsy A. Ray aud that the said Edssrd c. Ray
further stated thst he bad also In nis possession,
noe Of hand for $500 made by the said aid sell dated
May lsiy, promising - pay. on demand sad sum TO
". Ray or his order and stated that be, Caldwell,
lived on the farm and vs- respectable and responsible
man. This note left by Ray With the above trm
collateral security fer the amount Of goods purchased
On the above approximation, and the dsposite Of
the promssory note the amoant ~ goods sold and
delivered to Ray bis further prosise that he vouid
pay fer them st the sxpitstion OF tssve days Hog
ever, at the expiration 81 the t~elve days money
forthcoming for the goods. have the hrm been
paid; sbd ~ n nov strained, on application TO
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