The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16
TWO CENTS.

ceivei think II corresponds with tte stsmp on this
PLATE hsvs :esn wsrourton occasionally during the
Last winter as Wells River
Crossexs miustion- vgnett on this bil is very
common on the Mills In New England
-; n Darling ensmfned-Found some dies last vim
Ger In Lows bee house. in three boxes boxes were
marked p NJ Paul; used to see Warburton and Med
aows at aroton last winter dies found in Lows
mouse IN barrel Of feathers; there twelve Of
them have one Of then, in my possession
1Nross sxaminAtion-No with whom
found the dies Wilson was not with ms when I
first discovered them; told Geo Welch TO 90 aud
stay py tneua TIL returned; got Wilson and vent
Dacs; never dreamed about the dies but sought for
my own satisaction was present when the dies
taken out Of the feathers
MoLain Marshall examined-rhis witness WAS OBJ
jected to by Mr Rarrar he sxamned before the
magistrate and bound over and an Indictment found
against him BY tho Grand Jury in session; hut
the objection overrulcd by the Court and the
point reserved for exception
Witness proceeded-First knew about the business
Boston Low said he had received a letter from
some person In New York, who proposed to do
or send to New York he left and told me II rhsy
before he got home to tell them TO wait TIL he got
home l lett Boston on Monday for home the next
week (wednesdsy) warburton and Meadows came
my house this was tn. last of December; I at
Boston near week Meadows and warburtor- cane
10 my house before Low returned they asked II ny
name was Marshall asked if Low had returned from
Boston inquired what kind Of q man he was; said
Low agreed TO be- at home; warburton asked II had
farm in the west ef the inquired about
Paul wanted to know about Lows store. Friday
night Low came home and warburton went to We ePs
River with team with which Low home said hs
must 90 down and sec q man whom he called jim Jim
returned with him and they all stopped at my house;
don't know what was said or done that night Sandsy
hey together all day, Jim. wsrburton. Meadows
and Low arrangement made that Warsurton
snd jim should go back the farm and Meadows
should live in the village handy by--so he could bs
easily used agreed to plates for the alto
ration of bills seected obsc house for Meadows,
ms Low said be want ed to look TO him the first ar
rspRement WAS to alter bills. as this the quickest
business when the bills were got up, warburton Jim
and Low ere to go out and put them of aud
as his part saw an impression of a 500 and $500
bui copper plate; headoss showed ms the copper
plate Ohe plates were handed the witness aud while
examining them. Bell busy taking notes, while
Meadows looked deathy psie, with the deepest ankle
ty pressed In his counteusnce>-ths im preston
these three plates 5000 $780, $40 aud $40 Meadows
said they for altering bills Montpelier Bank was
picked out TO alter their bills Low made sgemeuts
to draw 1000 dollar bills to change the d.npmns-
tion but his brothers wife got the money aud kept
that broke up this plan the next plan get up
whole bills on q certain bank don't remember the
bank think the de nomin alton was to be Ave; War
burton Mt my house two three times Ia the
of week wanted TO know how got along ~ith this
business OF alteration heard him talk With Low who
told him they we're getting along we'll seemed anxious
to hasten matters thought il they made striks,
they had best make good one ths business
was carried on in partnership Meadows asked me
if the plates not we'll dono don't know
he told where he got them. WArbur-
ton, Meadows and Low often Mt my house,
sometimes together, at other times separately. War
burton said he had wife whom ne expected she
In three OF four weeks after he came Low provided
some things for wsrburton and Meadows, aad found
tome thngs Low and myself went out to wsrburtoa's
after his wife came on-we talked OF the businsss
there IL agreed that Meadows should bs called
williams. and the parties 10 appear strangers 70
each other; Bristol Bill" to be called W H. war
burton (At this announcement Bills eyes we're In
tently dxed witness and flashed hre. and
dehance) Low said he had sent money To WArbar-
ton and Meadows, which they said they did not
ceive Heard Low read the letter In which WAS pro-
posed BY these men TO como on and do eoantsrfsit
Adjourned to to morrow at O'Clock