New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

RAILWAY FRAUD IN FRAScE.-The fact of an ex-
tepsiye fraud having been committed BY Chas. Car
pentier and Louis Greet, Cashier and under-Casher
Of the Northern Railway Company Of France has just
transpired and the loss Of nearly 81 OOO,OOO BY the
Company has been ascertained. The accused 1t ap-
pears He'd to this country in the early part of the pres
rnt month Louis Grelct and hi- brother Eugene ar
rived in the Atlantic on the 18th inst and Carpenter
in the steamer Fulton from IIayre. The cinbeZze-
ments have been going on for the past three years
broker named August Parot accompanied Grcet
TO this country and supposed to have assisted IN the
disposal Of the embeZZled funds. He was arrested,
and the officers seized about 20 900 francs which he
had on Lis person. Eugene Greet, youth eighteen
years Of age also arrested, but he Is thought to
be innocent. Garpenti. the cashier, is yet at large
but efforts are being made to secure him. The French
Consul. NJ. de Montholon, and NJ. Christmas agent
of the Rothschids are making every exerton to arrest
all the flgvet. The parties under arrest were
found at house in Beekman street. Greet, on his
arrest admitted his guilt and stated that the number
of shares belonging to his employers which he had
disposed of was 57. This is supposed to be near
the truth He expressed much regret at the course ne
had pal sued and stated his willingness to 90 back 10
France and answer for it. The money he SAID, he
had squandered in worthless specuations and he had
saved 10 portion Of it worth mentioning. Emanue
Tissander, Inspector of the Northern Railway OF
France is il the city, and visited the prisoners at
Station House The fugtives viii be claimed by the
French Government, under the treaty Of 1913; but
unless it il shown that the accused Government
officers, and the Northern Railway Government con-
cern, they viii probably no; be given up. The parties
viii to-day be taken before the United States Court
BRIcK CHrRoH.-Th~ Trustrees Of the old Bnck
Church have relnqushed the ots purchased By them
On Madison square, and have brought large lot on
the corner of Fifth avenue and Thutyseventh street
The lc is l45 feet deep. and fronts 90 feet on ftn
avenue. The cost was ,OO0
HEAD QsARrXRs. VETERAN CORPS OF lsl2-
Whereas, some designing and unprDcipled politicians
have induced Henry Riel to give publicity to state
mens entirely unauthorized and untrue, calculated TO
ernbrc this corps in the party politics Of the day be It,
therefore,
R,e6 That w. the veterans Of the War Of 1872 a. tuu
meeting Of the corps do earnestly r-pudste al aeP
m.mb-rs others bring this Corps before tAe puo.
the iends or opponeEt Of any political PA'ie. Or
being desire and duty in accordance with our
.mons our member. teneirI 10 weaken the lie. friendship
wkh Unite U.s. I'D 70 impair the perfect IL
wish tia, every member of the corps should ENJOY ana
| /. ID further ~.
RosL
signature The l6rs,tsey ofths city, OF inc ~.
ip'tsteHsut, ~hieh IA, relates the Cop' Us
thoiiIsd. impairment aud untrue, calculated 10 sE 1
hostile political attitude 20 large bodice Of our fend' .l
citizens aad the seds Of diss-u .iors IL our
usd serious oe,nse ssAnst the zh drni'! '"a iA
| .sts Of the Corps; sad b. II further ,f,L.
Re.orsd That the right. Of Henry Re member o =.
Veteran Corp. Of 1872 be and hereby hc.
shall have sie satisfactory apology writint of hs
ton Of article IL Ths Co~aeyesal ddre~tse' o. '' '
besnf date the 9Th Of sept 1856 snd Be o.,oh,
Rescsed That Henry Re have until tae nrs, o. " =.
rext TO apologize in e public Psp-rs 70 the C9rps
does not DO 80 BY that tue. he sh. b cocHde'eo
from the corps ., .,.-.,
| tsirned, Col HENRY RAYMOND Ch.fnAa'
1 VIZ. CoRuElE Secretary.
| Nsr- feyf, Sep. 3 laie.