New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17
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A,,.arn OrIRAroR.-Henry II. Barry,
n-.,o,;nIav of Charles u. Huntington, the heavy
Van street operator in forged paper, was yesterday
.,,ss4ed by Sergeant Bowyer, Ut the Cnets BUREAU,
.Aar,ed by William II. Halsey Of No. 20 Wal street
18th having been confederate and coOperaor with
u.,,;pston in hi. forgeries on the firm Of Phelps,
nsS,. Co. The charge il based upon the fact that
Mr. Haley has come into possession o! certain letters
f,sm Huntington to Barry, showing that the latter
Add up many of the forged notes which Huntington
subsequently passed. The following is copy Of -oue
u these co communications:
Morn No. l.
De, me tour notice. and sl them up nicely C. b. H.
EOIL No. -, =
- memorandum explains how the above notes 'bo'd ~
yuly is month. $50
July l. I months go 80
-v.se received Of Mnns.ota Mining Company We F~'H''
- pay to our order" ,ua
M.ie m. .s notes Of 5000 Zach payable 70 ne GrS%J s
Ne drawers. d.ed July 2 SI aud o. At "'h'N' p''
- The Bant Of Cominerce
o Get nicer note than The lag;
PIN me up four s.e1 o Ss' .. Jf ari.is
sAa7 Al months. payable TO our o"" O'' G. BIB"
l. I FOL 80 70 how four notes, a.! dated
~ a April should h. made and is a. 'ono"'' ssao
April ], months. "...... $40
A Appril $40
April month sas ,.c iycd Of Mnne.os Mining Com
p~ny' -, locra Ins4ice q shorne and
examined and his explanation was 80 satisfactory 'h'
q D.,rict.Atorney merely required that be should
sive bail 10 appear as WhheSs aguiN'' WIZ
Hi statement as follows: .
al am brother-in-aw of Chas. B. Huntington lie
,..rjed nv sister. In May last | wes clerk with
James Nasb & Co., lumber dealers az the 1907 OF
Eighteenth street +. X. left their emplo, about the
j0tb Of that month at the request OF Mr.. Huntington,
Who said could do better in Wall street. lie was
hen note broker at No. 50 Wall street then opened
An office AZ the corner of Hanover and Wall streets,
and Mr. Huntington allowed me sl5 per week to live
MON until could get business. My business was
TO be that of q note broker selling notes. After had
been in Wall street week or two, went to Hunting
toms Office and told him that was tired Of sitting in
DE Office doing nothing and asked him If he could not
give me something 10 do. He told me to return to my
eniee and wait, and he would send me a communica-
cen, as he was then busy Shortly after thu he sent
me letter There are several notes or comnunlca-
tsons now here, all of which were received by me
Aom him; but l cannot tell which . Ga@e
s they have timss no an, d1'e told m ,1IS 10
70 out and buy some blank forms OF notes: did
70, and on my return | filled up notes as ne toid
me. do not know how many From time TO tune 1
received communications from him 10 fill up notes.
Those now hore received, and filed up the notes
referred to in them. After filled up the notes de-
kvered them to Mr.. H., who looked at them, said all
was right, and kept them / identity the ak notes
having my initials the backs asbeing filled up by
ne. These notes delivered to Mr.. III. did not know
the purpose for which they were TO be used and sup
posed them TO be for legitimate purpose. Ny first
suspicOns were aroused utter Huntingons second ar
rest by reading the accounts in the newspapers of the
whether had been engaged IN filling up any of it,
vent to HunDgtons Office to obtain bundle of letters
which had left there, among which were the me nor
andums above mentioned. All my letters and paper.
were taken to his Office when closed my office did
not find the papers there; but those here are the
eues was in search Of am % years Of age, reside
~ the Barker House, brooklyn, and now check
Sjesk In the Artk ans Bank. Signed:
HENRY II. BARRY.