The New York herald., 1851-11-21


with the money who gave the moBey TO deponeu when
White immediately took it; Boss White and Bown LAT,
with understanding to deponent in the evening"
Wnte saw dsponent that night ana receiyed from hum
arain depohent, and wanted him to get boy again
TO carry check to bank; aeponsnt refused at hrst
and unless he did what they wanted, thsy would
have him taken up; boy was accordingly got in the
with it and returned .oOn Ing that be could not ana
the bank depopent then took the check and to
Bown ,deponent thnss tn. check was Q. the Seventh
Ward Bank; the next day White and Bown gave depo-
nent another check upon bank In Wall street deponent
engaged boy in Broadway, for twenty nve cents who
ponen who gave it over to White; dsponsnt did not
know the amount; for this job deponent rec-ved SIS
White and Bown told deponent that he must s.p
ming cart and they would put him in lottery policy
oce in Thompson street, deponent that about the
White upon the Chemical B.nk .h. ehscS wsS 1o.asS
upon q lumber merchant in West street; deponeut
does not know his name this check depenent gave to
his own son, Lad Of thirteeR years tf age the boy
took the cheek to the bank but told by the pAyns
teller that the signature was written in too heavy
to Bown; in the month Of August White deponsnt
to livery stable in Canal street near Broadway and
Bown Rowe and depont great ,ogehsr N ost-
y at the stable also in porter house Elm snd
soon after white, Rowe and Bown gave dsponsnt a
check for S4c0 upon the Chemical BanA with directions
sst bs aa b4s s nS
take it, he gave 1t back to them; Rowe said he had
who would take it he was foreman over hundred
hands In Wooster street; Rowe and Bown went to hnt
the man but returned and said the engaged
he could not co. 1t was then after two O'Clock, and
White and Bown ~ gave deponsnt another check,
perhaps on the same man but deponent could
b NM Oy 81 ana iSst s the hs mao
first White and Bown refused to let Rowes boy take t,
but finally agreed Rowe, Bown and dsponeut went to
the New Haven House; Rowe went up stairs and
brought the boy down the railroad depot where de-
ponent gave the check to the boy and told him to 50
serstsnd all about it and the check; Rowe and Bown
present when deponent gave the boy the check;
sown went ahead to go first into The bank to see 4 tho
psnt did OF the boy after but Rowe Afterwards tod
him that he got the money deponsnt became soquaint
about the same time with Rowe depouent ssys
that last summer, perhaps in the spring aud while
Bown was in Schoharie county defending suit
OF perjury brought against him by mr.. stark
weather, White gave deponent q check upon
bank in Wall str Get, and that Birdseye standing
short distance of whsn White gave dsponent the caeck
White told deponent to get . boy and that Brdssye
would follow the boy 70 see ne go. tn ,he money Sra
got the boy. and gave him the directions White bad
quested the boy started for the bank Birdseye followed
him also did White in short time the boy returned
gave deponent roll Of money which he immedistsiy
gave to White White deponsnt that night snl
gave him some money and told deponent that ne haA
given Birdseye $50 OF the money the boy had drawn
Corroberatve evidence taken OF Josephine Charles
Of No Mercer street who testifes 70 witnessing tae
boy Woodruff and Captain Rewe frequently tosetas,
Ase the evidence Of Louisa Raymond she testdes to
the intimacy existing between Rove and Woodruff Mr
y L. Mossman, OF the New Haven House, testnes tass
Rowe and Woodruff intimate terms toysthse
Rowe, the 23d OF October borrowed SIS OF him aaA
said he had a check for $1,000 a bank in Wall street
and would draw the money the day, aud pay hin
eight or ten days passed away and Rowe DID not
pay him. a. he agreed 10 do.
knows George Bown who lodged az his house fs- three
months. and left the ID or Sd OF November Rove
and White wers frequent vsiters to Downs room during
Mr. George peyton, exchange broker, No Az Brood
money exchanged at hi oce, set forth by youas
Woodruff in his evidence. The witness corrooyrsted
thus far the testimony given by woodruff.
The two oheaks alluded TO the othcr day. forged
MIR. wetmore, are ss follows
No 207. Nrw Yoax e7th Oct 1854
Bsuk OF ti~ Republio--Psy o. w,tmore os sessee
seven bua'irsl and an. ten dollars
$40. U l. A. WErM0Rk.
No. 1875 NV KosE 27th Oct 1881
City Bans-Psy to . wstmore bearer, thirt.ea
hundred dollars
$500. U. A. WErM0ZS.
The sso,e checks sro specimen. They are written
in 51sins hand ande perfect counterfeit o. tAs s
The masististe adjourned any further proceedings
uatil nexi Tuesday aitsraoon at three e.oss-
Cue who forged the two oheeks on Mr Wetsaor-
aesdiag Californian of Goid-Spsedy srY5f -0a Wed
aesisy afternoon, about O'Clock. msn named Joan
Brown stole 81 800 in $40 gold pieces rom tas posses
sion osJohn McG Gure residing at the ltoAoSen House
situated in Pearl Gsrseh IL that tbs two parties
sequantsnc-s and had lately arrived from Csfsc-
nia oogether and pnt up at the sane place and aAt
during the Temporary absence Of u -Gre from tae,c
lodging room Brown embraced the opportunity sni to.
.sInpatcn overcoming his bitter Judgment he fsvcet
open his rierds trunk and carried od the treasure
About hour afisr the robbery appcation Was made
10 officers Patterson and Burey Of the Lower PoIcs
Court, and sesssh immediately made by the police
20 catch the shscondDg rogue Geographic dsspstehss
was stopped at Albany By the police, having his
person the stCien goa contained In two eathsr bags
Yesterday atarnoon, The Aba-y ocsrs arrived in to-u
with he prs3ner ar3 the property much to the graft
hcation o. poor MoGuire we had become alnos. d.
ranged in Diod at the o.s OF all his hardearnet mSusy
The accusso conveyed oeore Justice Osborn. vho
committed aim to prison for trial The prompt arrest
reflects credit on the police.
.ipp-tsstMsnt Of q Captain OF Police Ills HonOr MAJOR
kiDgslsad yesterday appointed Matthew B-s1aha
Captain Of the Sixth ward police 10 all the vscsasY
men. = good one.