New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

n. UeTIfVInU LFnUIie,
them but soon ascerancd their character and suppos
ing that they had been passed upon him with intent 20
deiraud he preferred complaint before the VI tyOr
against tie two Freemons, whs were then arrested by
Officer Mickey of the Third Ward Police aud on
searching the house occupied by them larger package
Of what puTpoTted % be notes on the Farmers AMI
Merchants Bank OF Georgetown, ID. c. founi, and
On questioning the elder Freeman relative 20 them he
stated that lie received them from Charles b Hunting
ton broker in Wallet, for the purpose OF putting in
circulation, ana that previous occasion he had re-
ceived from the broker 81 900 in thcss notes with
which 10 purchase eTGln and ,Our in Canala
Upon insiiuting inquiry relative 10 the noco, Il
sscerained that such bank az prcsen; exists
has existed IN Georgetown, ID. C. II has also been
learned that several Wast brokers have been deiraui
ed a considerable extent by Huntington, who had in
ducod them purchase large quantities OF these notes
by representing that they were on "A good bank aud
would all be redeemed many persons Of wealth in
THE city and in New-Jersey were engaged in putting
them in circulation. Mr. John \. Paimor, broker. OF
No. 10 Wallet. was applied 10 on the ON ult by Hunt
ingon. and consented 10 buy quantity o! this money
upon the condition that Huntington would deposit IN his
hands $500 in other money, and above the amount
he should purchase Of the District OF Columbia money
Huntington agreed TO this, anu said he would at that
time deposit $50 aud on the following week $1,000
more He also represented that certain parties were
raising mon, y and that they intended to keep deposit
II $1,000; and that instead Of placing II in the bank
they would depCst with Mr. p anu that these parties
rosided 1t Newark n j. AMI were Tespon-Sle men.
Mr. Patmor, believing these representations 20 be
true purchased SEINE Of the money and also received
check from Huntington on the faIin'ra ana Me names
Bank of Railway NewJcrsey for $1,000, which check
he was TO draw the money and hold to indie mniiy
himself in of loss the District OF Columbia bills
This check aferwaTd proved 10 be worthless for the
that the person whose name was signed TO H. had
no funds in the bank The following is copy OF 1t
RAHu,r. v J.. Nov -. 1857
:1h aod' Doars vs. II ct..S :
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Previous 10 bis discovering the character Of the check
Mr. Paimor had purchased about $500 worth oil the
false tokens and is consequently loser by the trans
action 10 that amount.
Heyes,erday preferred complaint before the Mayor
againft Huntington, whom he charges vi "A fraud lie
also charges M Clark of Newark v j. and other I'M
known parties, VITA having been engaged with IL IN the
fraud
M John B. Bors;, residing in Madisonay., near Twcn-
ty.ffihst, and Mr. Thomas T. paker, clerk 20 Me'sr'
C. Il. w Thiv.ng, brokers. Of No. - Wa.lst- also
made ahdayits against Huntington by whom they have
been deiauded Of several hundred dollars each IN
consequence of their having purchased the worthless
tokens Huntington yesterday arrested by Mr.. NJ =
Kclar and Asst Can't Grove on a warrant issuedby the
Mnvor who required him 10 find bail in the sum Of
$4,000 20 answer. The bail has not a yet been pro
cured and uniin ;on together with the eIer Keenan,
arc Ia custody. The Of the latter was discharged
he being under age and having acted under tue instru
lions of his father.
was signed as Cashier and Geo. II. Smith, President
II not al pre- cnt known when these notes were got
up hut the suggestion j., tnt tie fertile brains AMI
gIn elastic cOusc!Cnce OF some o. our clGLehs were
broucbi in recuistcn ia their manufacture We should
have stated elsewhere that in he pc- session. OF ii mt
inetcn were found bills Of various denominations On
The Citizens Bank. Washington. ID. C.; Merchants
RAM Apecoustia DC and a large amount o, the
yeruers' End Merchants Bans, Georgetown, d. c, all
OF which are worthcss there being no su,A banks Ia
existence.
BODY SyArcuERs ABEOAD-FWE Dad
Bop1rs FouNp OF smPBoARD Capt Dtche.t ofiAe
Fourth Ward Police has the following paragraph on
his return to the Chief OF Police yesterday morning.
lie fsys:
Information was reserved yesterday that nall
sooplyine in the Wallbou in the waters OF New 0rk
contained ye dead bodies which were IN the hands OF
tie resulrcctoIits. Capt Dcheti, after satisfying
himself OF tie lact consuliod Coroner Ives On the sub
iect when II was decided that the sloop should be
brought 20 the foot of Roosevctsi. O-Icers Doyle.
Woean and Knowles were sent % scndtO T. GA board
ing the vessel tie officers found thai she dertet
and living partly IN H. mud. 4 watch se' Tor tue
night and today she got under way AMI brought 10
where She now lie. a. Pier No 30 T.. r. The bodies A-e
in trunks and barrels The Coroner viii inyets the
case
MARINE ATFAIRs-I0 tie Editors Of T'e
b Tyi6nRe- GINrLEMEN: You viii conc: iayor - the
undersigned By cauroning al Americans visiting Mes
Gina wheiher citizens sLipmAs;er-, from engaging
waterman before consulting the Consul or ConHgnee'
rs they will hy doing be saved considerable expense
and annoyance, Yours, respectinAy'
fSigpedl C. NJ LANE. master bark PGnchta.
Jos l.. NOBLE, master bark {. l. bsvah
JoHS j. HOWE, master bark J. w. Dyer
l. : CRocKErr, mast brig II. II McGl'e.y