The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

Tin FORGERY on Mr.. CHARLES n. FRyDE,ucKs-ARRKsr
Mr. RALPH IsHAx, CsARGxp WITH FORGING NorEs-A
NEW PHASE IN TIE Csss-we published Friday the
army and stationed ~ Bedloes Island charged forg
Ing the Of Mr.. Charles D. Frcdericks pnoogrs
TO promssory pote 70 amount OF 1850. Giilsaa
has since beon examined aud made statements under
oath which have led 10 the arrest Of Ralph H. ham, OF
Fulton street, snd hs being held TO bail Dy Justice Qusck
forged note IN qucson The affidavit Glllgan
but about twenty enc years OF age se FORTH that Ia
wanted him to como To the city for some parposs
which he did not then name ITO noaliy came,
and w@ frequently, BY Isnam's request, 81 tho
during the eight Gays be 10 the city a,on $40 On
occasion wnilo he In the store IsnAm showed
bin ssyers no.es amounting IN the assregae to six or
FTedericss and made payable 70 his (Glissa's) order
Ggan Expressed surprise that tue notes should have
versaiiop induced I'm to believe that II was merely
matter OF form, and would nos aGsct him ss tue note
would never 60 Gu. q his possession lie tsan ., .sssd
suAsion induced him 70 do 90 Among those notes was
the In question: for the iorgos OF which sssn VI.
arrested On tois AFFIDAVIT, toe magistrate caused the ar
rest OF sba, who beng Drought Into ccnct, waived
the usual examination ssd gave bOnds aoose sta ed,
Tor hsl lssam's story : .a.i ne soass' d tns
Company bonus for them The sto.n staseneot Of
Giuesa and tho aseerttoa Of Nc Ita-n greatly at
before court OF cfitoihsl asce Ishsm VAS arrested
by officer Devoc, ~ he vas getting out OF Ne Haven
bis way fem he country sea, ~ New hochee 10
his ylAoe OF business In Fulton street
ARREST RycuvxRs srorKS Goope--TEAcusG Boy
10 srxAr FROM EaFIoyKR Edward y. Dunhsm an er
rand boy the dry goos store Of Mr. Pobert r. smith,
Canal street, arrested Friday mnrnlng ~ oficer
BALDWIN, Of the Egnth precinct, on charge Of robons
bis employer. The boy, appears, met the officer 10
czcns frcss In the street, ana wanted 70 sell him some
hose for tweuy i've cents me officer bought them and
asked him II he had any more; the boy replied
that be had not but could get ploaty Mr.. Bad
win then arrested him and the poy confessed
he stated thai while n the employ Of LAae 4 Porter
about year ago Cornelius Scneluer,a snoemsker, In
LAurens street; by persuasion and argument Induced h
70 steal goods from the and sell them 70 hm. he
did So and sold him mantIias, silks, desioes for
ripg sume and since he has been ia the employ Of Mr.
Smith he has stolen hosiery, 6e and sold ~ MIN. r.,
bert E, (black) keeper OF an eAung ceax IN Wooster
street. be says aIso induced him from Mr. Smith
by promising buy what he stole ADD hs stole soid
hum boeiery, understands, tee, Sc Jsoe Jonnson,
keeper Of shresd and needle store In Cskson street,
also Induced him 70 steal By purchasing articles from her.
and recently he sold he inrteen oOxes Of hosiery for
~ 81 The ccer recovered Al tue store OF this woman
the thirteen boxes Of hosiery and At ne places Of escn Of
the Others OF the stolen property nave been found
ideptted. The receivers we're all arrested and jus
lice Qosckenbush committed them 10 prison. the boy
was bsied oy his father who highly respectable
He says hst bad NOT been for Scheuer he would never
have peen tnief