The New York herald., 1850-09-17

NH, DSoTS tne tlIne OF keeping tne SAID appointment,
aiso gave, orrocured 10 be given, directions to some
person or the person then having the charge of the
said house called the Five Mile House, 10 have
supper ready and prepared at or ABOUT the time for
keeping the said appointment, In private room IN
said house, and that If any gentlemen, at or
about The time of keeping the said appointment,
came there and inquired for refreshments or for
oysters, the person directed, or the person then
having charge Of the said house, was TO answer
that there was supper ready in private room in
said house, and TO invite them, the persons 80
making such inquiry, 10 parake OF the said supper
in the said room and the said VIM H. Ihomp-
son and the said Samuel DfuTy the younger met al
or about the time and place appointed and the said
William II. Thompson then falsely, and IN pursn.
ance OF his previous agreement with the PiainnH,
represented TO the said Samuel Drary the younger
so stationed by the plaintiff as aforesaid at or near
the spot where the said William ii. Thompson had
so as aforesaid falsely stated that the said pretended
property was deposited or concealed, ne, The said
William II. Thompson, was unable and prevented
from delivering to the eald Samuel Drury the
younger the property so deposited or concealed
and the said William II. Thompson then and there
induced and persuaded the said Samuel D,ury the
younger to accompany him, the said William II.
Thompson, 10 the said house called the rive Mile
House, and when there the said Wm H. thompson
inquired othe person then in charge ofthe SAID house
for oysters and the said person in charge OF SAID
house then and there and in pursuance of the said
directions so given aforesaid, then stated To the
said William II. Thompson that he had no oysters
but that he had ready prepared supper III private
room, and invited the said William ii. Thompson
and the SAID Samuel Drnry the younger TO partake
of the said supper in the said room, and then and
thereupon the said William II. Thompson did In
duce and persuade the said Samuel DTuTy the
younger te enter with him into the said Tooal and
afterward, and while The said William H. Thomp-
son and Samuel Drury the younger were in the
said room and alone together, he, the said William
H. Thompson, in pursuance OF h,s SAID previous
TO elicit from the the said samuel Drury the
younger a declaration orapreended declaration that
he, the said Samuel Drury the younger, delivered
the said torpedo al the said house OF the said
Thomas Warner, as and IN manner aforesaid, all
Of which aciings, savings, ard doings OF the SAID
William ii. Thompson, Samuel Drury the younger,
and Horace II. johnson, in connection with the
said appointment, and the circumstances con-
nected herewith, were afterwards, and before
the thirteenth day Of November, lS49, commu-
nicated by the said William IL. Thompson and
the said Horace II. Johnson TO the plaintiff !;
and afterwards, and before the thirteenth day of
November, 1S49, the plaintiff i'll further pursuance
and execution Of the said plan formed by him for
the purpose and intent aforesaid, employed and
caused the said William III. Thompson TO proceed
from the city of New York TO the city of Boston,
in the State of Massachusetts,, and then and there,
and as the agent and employee, and pursuant 10
the directions Of the paintlil, engaged and pro-
cured one William ii. Darlington TO come from
Boston, aforesaid, TO the city of New York, 10 aid
the plaintiff, with the said William II. Thompson,
in the carrying out his the plaintiff said plan, and
when the said William ii. Darlington arrived at
the city of New York, the plaintiff made commu
nication to him the said William II. Darlington,
respecting his, the plaintiffs said plan, but what
communication the defendant does not know, and
cannot set forth as 10 his belief or otherwise, ex-
cept that in the result, the said William ii. Dar-
lington agreed TO aid and assist the plaintiff in his
said plan And the defendant, answering sub jcct
10 such denial and reservation as aforesaid, and on
information and belief, says, that on or about, or
before the time when the said William III. Darling
ton arrived at the city of New York, a. aforesaid,
namely, on or about the tenth day of November,
ls49, certain company or cooperation known as
the " Union Wharf Company" were, or then re-
Gently, had been robbed of money and other pro-
peTty TO large or some amount, and after the said
robbery, aud before the thirteenth day Of Novsm-
ber, lS4s, the plaintiff, in further pursuance and
W Of hs sad PLAN Tsd within win bs sSS .ad
ton, that he the sSid William ii. Thompson. should
have another interview with the said Samuel Dru-
~, and then falsely represent TO him that the said
William H. Darlington was then ia the city OF
Brooklyn, in the county of Kings, in the State of
New York, and had in his possession great por-
ton or some Of the proceeds, of the said robbery,
and that the said Samuel Drary might make great
gains and prohts by purchasing such proceeds OF
The said William II. Darlington, or make some
other false representation 10 the said Samuel Dru
~, 10 induce him 10 meet the said William IL.
Thompson and the said William II. Darlington at
Brooklyn, aforesaid, and that the said William II.
Thompson or the said William H. Darlington
should hire and engage one or more rooms in
rooms the ,aid William ii. Thompson and William
II. Darlington, or one of them, should falsely re-
present to. the sad Samuel Drury TO be the resi-
dence Of the said William H. Darlington, and that
the said William ii. Thompson should in order
TO induce the said Samuel Druryto enter said room
or rooms, falsely represent To him that the said
William III. Darlington darednot, at or about that
time, show his face" in public, on account Of his
connectisn with the said robbery, and that TO
give color TO such false representation, and to
make the came appear to be true, he, the plaintiff
would insert, or cause TO be inserted, in a certain
ar IN sf f S Mew SO5s I
tenor and effect, that the said VIM III. Darling
ton had arrived in the city Of New York, with a
large amount of "sweg,' thereby meaning the
proceeds Of the said robbery and that the officers,
meaning the police authorities, were on the look
out for him and that before the said Samuel Drury
entered The said room or rooms, the plaintiff TO
procure some person or persons to be concealed in
n room or apartment adjoining said room, so
10 he Represented the hiding place. and place of
abode of the said VIM H. Darlington, so that tse
person or persons, 20 concealed might and should
hear all that iransPired between the said VIM III.
Darlington, VIM. II. Thompson, and Samuel Drury,
IN the said room and that when the said VIM III.
Thompson, VIM II. Darlington, and Samuel Drury
were together, in the said room, the said VIM. H.
Thompson, and VIM II. Darlington should elicit or
pretend TO elicit from the said Samuel Drury, de-
clHration, or pretended declaration, that the said
torpedo was maae 10y him or by his direction and
by him in manner and form aforesaid. and after
NhfdS, anu some ue pfloT 10 The thirteenth day OF
November, lSl9. In pursuance Of said agreement,
the said VIM H. Thompson hired room or rooms
at number tweniy-three Fulton street. BROOKLYN,
Aforesaid, and on or about the twelfth day OF No
yember, ls49, the said VIM. ii. Thompson had an
interview with the said Samuel Drury. and then
appointed 10 meet the said Samuel Drury on the
following day. at Brooklyn, aforesaid and the said
William IA. Thompson, Afterwards, and before the
time for keeping such appointment communicated
70 the plaintiff the fact of the making such appoint
ment and the time when il was TO be kept and az
terwaTds, and before the time for keeping such ap-
poin,ment, and AT about the time for the keeping
thereof, the plaintiff procured certain persons by
name William O. jenkins and Dominic Cras.ous. 90
conceal themselves In y room or apartment in the
house number twenty three Fulton street, BROOKLYN
aforesaid, and Afterwards procured the said William
H. darlington TO occupy the room adjoining that,
in which the said William -. Jenkins and Domi-
mic Crassous were so concealed, and did procuresto
be inserted in the number of the said Bewsaaprr