The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-11

Police Intelligence.
The CASE or THE MILWAUKEE BoNDs-THE ALLEGED
FALSE PRETHNcE CASE PENDING AGAINST cRYDRR
Before Justice Lothrop.
against Mckay and Crya.s oosSusa yesterday AFTER
noon, before the magistrate ct the Tombs Each day
q the evidence proceeds the defendants appear In
much more favorable position than they did on the
nrt accusation made against them. The following is
Caleb D. dndersls.vs, sworn says, am broker,
doing business ct 6s Wall street; have . package
containing about $4,000 Of bonds and mortgages,
guaranteed by the Milwaukee and Mississippi railroad
company 1t Is put in . proper envelope; there is
endorsement on the back, yet do not remember ex-
sctly; l received it from Oaks Terrill, Jr from
VIM J. Valentine, can't say which, and cannot tell
when; 1 can't tell the month, but have note con
nected with It dated 14th ofJsnuary which given
that ims advanced $50 5000 on the psess TO- Mr.
Terrl or Valentine; paid in bills; do not keep
bank account in New York but keep an account Ia
the Orange Bank In New Jersey; when We settled up
i gave him back these securities also had pack
age of 81 coo SIS Of these securities which got
from James McKs yi this was, think In December; |
had not known Mr.. Mckay before this cannot tell
who introduced him to me; lent him $4,000 or
81 500, l don't know which, for two or three
days; he paid me back and took the securities;
this before the 14th OF January. This Is all of
there securities have had seen except $500 bond
which some stranger BROUGHT to my office and showed
to me. / don't know who he was. saw package,
delivered to Neriah Wright by myself Of about $40 900.
got it from Mr. Terri 10 give to Ar. Wright made
enquiry about these securities before advanced upon
them, OF Mr. Gould and messrs. Houghton Co. SAINT
to Jacob Little also. Neither T~rri Mckay nor Val
entine, referred me to any person. l do not know
Cryder. know Mckay, He never told mo any thing
about these securities.
Cro.s examinations; I think Valentine sailed for
Europe the 10th of January. Valentine came in
with Mckay, when Mckay came to borrow the money.
remember asking Valentine about the loan and II Nc
Kay would probably pay me back and Valentine said rs
thought he would and the day before he left for Eu
rope, he came IN and aiked me If Mckay had paid
Mr. Valentine said he would have loaned the money
himself but he was going 10 Europe. Tho loan to ar.
Mckay could not have been but day or two before.
These various loans treated by me each memo.
randumr, and cannot remember about It. told
Valentine that Mckays loan vas not paid bat he was
to pay it the next day He said hell to that ef.
feet Valentine then left extended the loan for 9
few days, when Mckay paidit.
william Currie sworn, rays al broker, OF the
firm Of william james Currie, office 10 w all street
about the middle or goth, OF January, a gentleman
came In and asked for Mr.. Curre, and handed me
Their hypotheeang $40 600 of these bonds to secure
loan oil $500 by r. Barnum; the note to be siyned
by my brother; handed the papers to my brother;
saw Alexander III Jaudon in office near the last of
January, saw Mr.. ryder in our back room several
times in the course OF day; my brother does consi
derable business apart from the firm; occasion
with Mckay and Jsudon, and he replied it was none
OF my business daughter; my brother attends to the
outdoor business and to the domestic and office bu-
snesr he keeps separate desk and books from the
concern.
.Annsriah storr, sworn, who testified that ne was
clerk to he firm OF Messs. Currie, AMI that he had
any Of the securities or negotiations al
luded to, trautec.ed ia the Office q his employers.
The ipvestig i0b further postponed until four
O'Clock this uues day afternoon.
Charge oJ TAsu4lIE Gihni a woman. by tie name
OF Mary Delay, vas arrested yesterday, and con-
veyed before Justice Mounttort charge Of vio-
lenly ssssulting Betssy Barritt residing ut No 1913
on her neck and shoulders, thereby burning her
clothing and likewise iDjurng her person considsra-
bly, The magistrate committed the accused to prison
for trial.