New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
b. Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Arrest of Rev J. w. Green. the Imp,ster.

Arrest OF Rev J. w. Green, tae Impsster.
BALTIMORE. March 81, 1852
The Rev J. ". Green, the Pnadeiphis i'm ,os,or,
was arrested az Barnumt Hotel, BY cur Police Of
hcers, sDo committed to jail. Some o. III. ~Ddied
properly has been recovered. Green ~ll be taxsa
70 Pblleceiphia In the morning Green has a wife
arc THREE children al Bsruun's Several watches
ert sruHber Of other valuable articles were fosni
upon him. He has confessed his guilt.
THE dispatch refers TO a scamp who passed by
the name Of John w. Green, alias Smith alas J. W.
Greer, alas T. s Mail Agent, &c, in Philadelphia
lie is about IS years Of age, medium height, dark
complexion, short hair, black or brown. and hisa
cheek bones. He is said to be an Irshman, and gen.
orally dressed 10 black, sometimes with a white eek
cloth. He has induced a number Of young men to
accept appointments as Mail Agents vita salaries
from $l,5 to 1900 per arnum, for which they paid
s25 TO $50 and gave hi ample securities for the per
form ance Of the duties assigned them, which were
to have been entered on at Washington on 18th inst
has duped number OF clergymen of considerable
sums Of money. He was in Cincinnati four years
since. He has actually preached in several Methc-
oist, Baptist, and Presbyterian Churches. The
clergy took fancy to him-ihe ladies loved the
dear, good mainland little school misses fondled
with him He had woman, with two children,
living In Poplarst, Philadelphia, but on Saturday
asst he left under pretense of going 10 New York
business for the Post Office Department sirce wheh
time he has not been seen or heard o.. He
booked up in all Post Office affairs, and knew all
clersymen Of note in the country. Ed Tnb
Hon. josiah Quincy, Jr.. and the Vermont
Central Railroad.
BosroN, March 20, 1859.
The letter OF the Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr, to the
shareholders of the Vermont Central Railroad, Of
which he was lately Treasurer, will appear on Mon
day. Mr. Quincy In this publication, gives at length
historical account OF his connection with the road
sta,iDg that he was induced to take the Office through
10 save the stockholders from total loss. He sho IS
by certificates that the directors and stockhod-
efs gave him ab solue power over the finances
and eXculpa.es himself from the charge OF having
used and pledged security for his private debts
the bonds the Company by asserting that they had
been delivered to him in his individual capacity, as
collateral for his Endorsement for the Company they
having 10 right at that time, to demand possession
OF those bones and he further adds tina. the called
private debts in fact debts incurred for the
fit OF the Company. He was assured, on taking Of
fee. that ole million FIVE hundred and eighty thou
sand collars would complete the line but there has
already been raised on Few stock Of the Vermont
Central Road enc million five hundred thousand
dollars on the new stock OF the Vermont and Can.
&C a Road, one million two hundred and dfty thou
sand collars, and mortgage bonds Of the Vermont
Central, TWO millions OF dollars, making In all four
millions seven hundred and fifty Thousand dollars.
In regard 10 his loans he states that about two mil
lions and half of dollars were hoIro we'd from four
directors OF the Vermont Central and members Of
Of the Committee Of Fir ance He conclu les by
pressing his Willingness TO leave the whole subject
Of his compe nsaion, and the righG - use the Com
par ys bond to the arbi ration OF disinteros.ed per-