New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-10

Of P,olps. Dodge CO. 10 Two nolc- Of hsnd. 4
Which tho iolo wing arr oopi'-
800 Nk~.YoRx. July /, ISS.
Three months after date We prinis- to pay 10 ne
ofrtr Of ocNelyes sixty Eve bundled dollars at tss
BAL o. Commerce, value received Of MnDesoss
hVne Company. PHEtHs, DoDGE Co.
Due Oct. I.
si9l6 6i. Nrw.YoRk Jan. 4 las6
Mn. H' mis- aHor date promise TO psy to the
order Of ourselves forty ue hundred and sixteen 81 100
dopsrs, ,S,uC received. PsEIPs DopGs & Co.
oct. H. 1876
The accused was brought before .Jusice osborns
end examined. He stated that he WAS horn At DE.
pova, \. Y, is - years Of age and no,e-br.ksr by
occupation In relation to the charge against him he
stated that under advice Of bis counsel he had moth
irg TO LAY at present. The magistrate then held him
20 bail in soOooto appear and answer at the Novem-
Ter Tenn of the Court Of General Sessions.
The affidavit Of Mr.. VIM. +. Dodge. of the fra Of
Phelps, Dodge Co, the substance of which we here
give reveals the circumstances Of the alleged forgery.
Mr. Dodge states that the notes in question are for
s,ries both as regards their signature and indorss
rcnt That the one dated July l. 1856, on the
S,h inst. presented os psymen, at the office OF his
6rm bv Alvou s. Fisher. clerk in the Office Of c.
Htlden & Co.. No. GO Wall street but the forgery
having been Immediately detected, payment was re-
fused Mr. Dodge then called at the Office OF Bel
Gt n To-, ana saw tAdlte Dctutn, VINO SHOWN buA
both notes In answec 10 his INJURY Of Mr.. Beldea
rs 10 where be had obtained the notes, Mr. B. do
cred answering but sent for Charles b. Huntington,
and after cCnversirg with him privately for few
moments he Informed Mr.. Dodge that the person from
whom the notes had been obtained had gone out q
town. but would rtum in day or two. Mr.. Dodge
then asked the privilege of taking copies OF the notes,
ard Huntington took them from his hat and handed
them 10 him. He tovk copies, and then returneA
them. Mr.. Dodge then called upon Policeman Ser
CANT Bower, end with him saw Huntington,
fum whom they demanded to the notes-
Huntington refused t. produce them, and stated
that he had received them from George ).
Fitch as security for money advanced to bim. MIR.
Dodge then called upon Fitch who denied ever hsv-
ing the notes. NJ. Dodge further states that Mr..
Relteu Informed HIM that within few days past he
had advanced to the same parties from whom he had
obtained the two notes five other notes of the
description, all of which Mr.. Dodge ponounces to be
turgerles.
Charles Belden, OF the firm of Belden & Co., sss
AIDE affidavit that, believing the notes in question 10
be good he advanced to Huntington on them, and did
the same On five other similar forged notes, amounting
to So Coo but these subsequently returned, 40
Huntington rad back the advance before he Mr..
Beldtul knew them to be fraudulent.
Mr.. Geo. s. Fitch. of No 1870 West Thirteenth
street. deposed that he never the notes in ques-
ton until shown him yesterday
The above are the aiidsvits on which Me charge o.
forgery is founded. The bondsmen for the accused
are Mr. Chas. Beldcn and Mr.. VIM. II. Harbeck.