The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

The Frauds OF Jacob r.. Kndaer I'm Baltimore.
lFrcm the Baltimore American, Dec. L.
We isssn that no clue has yet besn found a. to
the whereabout Of Jacob F. Rridlsr, or as 70 who
was his acoomplce in bis forgery transactions.
In the CjC Circuit Court bil OF complain, y the
Kridler and Black & Portland, was flied on the 9Th
inst. which sets forth that Kridler Is largely In
debed 70 John L. Reese, Jr., Samuel N. Hyde,
Edward Nay, Ferdinand May, James Clark, WIN. d.
Siss0n, - Baird, VIM. F0sbenncr George 8. Dacr-
ing, VIM. w. Frusb, Daniel L. Kaufman, Caleb W.
Gree ndeid, Samuel W. Barker, William Z. Barker,
John yeushn, - Vaughn, Baughman & Brothers,
that the Indebtedness u In various amounts, for
work and labor done, money loaned and received,
goocs, wares, and marchandise, aua material sold
and delivered; that said Kridler having become
present himself to his crsditors who have repoasi
confidence in him, and have nov discovered that
he hes greatly dsfrauded and deceived them, and
has run away nom the city Of Baltimore and
Charges chars that Kridisr, previous q his Sspsr.
turs, made and executed fraudulent trans
fez and conveyances Of his property, in
order 70 cover up the same from his credi-
prevent fraudulent credtos from taking ont attach
ments, or otherwise proceeding Against said proper
ty of KIidler, and that receiver may be appointed,
10 order that al the creditors may have an equa!
share Of the assets They also ak an order Of court
to compel Black Fortlng to bring into court scsr
tain promissory note Of j. b. Thomas for $1,000, en-
Tho Court the same day appointed John .. Resse,
sets, books, papers, &C., Of said Kridler, granting
the Injunction and the order prayed for.
On the 9Th Inst. an amended and supplementary
bill Of complaint Of John L Reese Jr and the aiofe
they bad heretofore filed bill Of complaint against
Jacob F. Kri6ler, &C., alleging that he bad run
away for the purpose Of dslrsadias his creditors;
o- s. sSa l. sss's S
rick L. 6haffer, William Ward, Hezekiah Crout,
John W. Watkins, Lewis Gilbert, John w.
H0uck, Charles A. H0nck, Andrex G. Waters,
Andrews, WIN. q. strs, Samuel Bond, Samuel N.
Hyde, Benz. F. Hynson, VIM. II. Coekey, Peter
votz, FREQ. Willever and John Butler, have caused
attachments TO be issued out OF the Superior and
Common Pleas courts, and that 8. Hindes, Sheriff,
has laid said attachments upon certain property and
credits Of said Kridler which ought to 60 into the
hands Of said Receiver for the purpose Of being dis
tributed to all the creditors. Said complainants
therefore ask wrts Of Injunction against said par
ties or their agents, or attorneys not to prosecute
SAID writs o. attachment, but 10 bring their claims
into this court for the purpose OF receiving such
proportion Of said Kridlers Effects as they may DO
entitled to; and an junction against the Sheriff to
prohibit him from serving any attachments against
said Krdlera property and Interfering with the Re-
ceiver.
The ipiunctions were granted on the same day.
and notice to the credtros ordered to be published,
to present their claims and file them with the clerk
OF the court by the 18th of February next, for an
equal distribution Of the assets hessrs. Wallis and
Thomas appear for c0mplanants.
On 6stnspsy Jsnes L. BaItol, Esq, counsel for
Back Il PORTING, died an answer to the order TO
bin in the note OF 81 000 setting forth that they
are alone legally entitled to receive its value.
Theatres and Exhibitions.
BROADWAY THsATRE.-The revival Of the great
ShakspeIean spectacle entitled I" Midsummer
F.1v
being crowded It is ced again for this even.
ing. Mile. Zee aud Mons Wieth0f appear in two
Lew dances. The sceIery is beautiful, particularly
the Fairy Land.
BowERY TnEArRE.-Mr. Glenn, an actor Of great
celebrity takes his farewell benefit to night Besides
the equestrian exercises, there will be three dramatic
piecef-the farce Of Mature and Philosophy" the
Prosecuted Dutcbmsn," ard the grand spectacle OF
the Cataract of the Ganges." 1t is expected the
house will be full.
MILE NAu AT NIBLo's.- We see that this really
won elful vocalist is to appear as Lucy, in DOM
Zetti's opera Of Lucy OF Lammerm00r," tonight,
and We heartily commend her to the lovers of really
hle singing. As au a,tlsts Male Nau has long held
the first rank In Europe, and thousands who have
heard her here can testify to the fact that In point
Of bfilliaLcy ard marvellous y0cslizat n, singer
Except Jenny Lind has ever equalled her in Ia
country. The character of Lucy is one especially
adai lied to display the powers of M'us Nau, AMI
she was so universally admired in this role that she
performed 1t no less than four hundred times IN
France. Mr.. St. Albyn supports the part Of Ed
ga 90 yely well indeed, and the orchestra is equal,
in every respect, to the best we have had in this
city. Let those who can enjoy Q fine Performance
be present at Niblos to night.
BURTeN's rHEATRE.-The entertainments at this
favo:ite resort will commence with Sunshine
through Clouds, AID this will be succeeded by tns
new piece OF locsl satire called "Apolio in New
Ycrk"-Burton, Johnston, Andrews, Miss Mscar
thy and Miss Kate Saxon in the leading parts. "Try
lag 1t On" concludes all.
announces programme Of great variety for this
evening. Sam Lathrop will speak on the Maine
Liquor law; there viii be tumbling, waiting aad
someisestiDg, and equestrian exercises. The amuse
menta close with the pantomime Of the Golden
Axe"
wALLAcK's THsArRE-This elegant theatre Is
largely patronized. Tonight the entertainments
consist Of the new and successful piece called
1.-TWO to One, or the Kings Visit, the Gentleman
from Ireland and the "ArtfuI Dodger." The three
pieces are ven cast, and must AFFORD great pleasure
to the visiteSs.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.-The new play Of
"Schsmyl," which has been successul In It's repre-
sentation is annouI ced again for this evening-she
part Of the Crcassan chief by Mr.. Anderson; George
Ambrose, an American adventurer, by Nj. Eddy.
The scenery is magnificent.
AMERICAN MUsEuN--Mr. J. r. Scott, fayorite
actor, has been engaged at this theatre, and will
appear in the afternoon and evening Michael, In
the intere ssing drama OF the Adopted Child" The
''IouBg Widow"
WOODS VARIErIEs.-The amusements here con
sist OF favoiite melodies guitar and banjo solos,
Grecian dialogues by 6ignor Carlo and son, and
other entertai nments.
BUCKLEY's SERENADKRs.-This company Offer q
fire bill for to-night-neNo delineatons together
with the mu"h admired burlesque opera, "Beauty
ard the Beast"
WooD's MINsTRELs,- -Negro melodies, instru-
mental pieces, dancing, the Rochester kaoc ngs,
ard the buriesque opsrs Of the Virginia Cupids.'
RACHEL IN AMERIcA-Tbe New Orleans papers
announce that Raphael Felix, brother Of Mile R2-
chel, has concluded o defnitive arrangement with
the administration OF the Orleans theatre for Sc
Of representstions by the great trogedenne as
sisted by "a entire Frclca corps dramatsque to
u,epce abont December, 1856, or January, 1856.
M're Rachel viii play in New Yosk in September,
1855.
ACCIDENT TO AN Aoroa.--Whle Mr. John B.
studley, the heavy man 1t the National theatre was