New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

I ii;o H., for Nillsmsbrds- and ali way stations,
/ D. 80 a. r.. Tor White Plains and all way stations
/ $50 r. m. for WilhamsbrdEe aud all way
g. f;tO m for DoveT Plains and station, north q VII
. $500 p IN, for White Plain. and al way stations.
! 5:a NJ for Milam.bridEe ,nd al way ',siious.
go ?. n. Tor Nhi,- Plains and al way stations.
I $50 ?. n. lot wiiam-bridse ana oil way stations.
! A CCRIoCs CAsE-DEvELoPxLSIS ExPEcriD.-
Some days ago, George w. Thompson, whose bust
ness is sci forth in the n. Y. Directory as Real
Estate" No. - Prince street, appeared before Re-
corder Barnard and made complaint against +. DE
! Compoon, charging him with obtaining money by
false preenses and forgery. The Recorder at first
bestaicd in the matter but after numerous spplca-
tons issue1 a warrant for the arrest Of De Compoon
and placed il in the hands Of ex-Oficer Hope. On
Monday evening last NJ. Hope apprehcnded Conpoon
on Broadway as the latter in company with friend
was on bis way to the opera the Academy of Music
The prisoner taken to the Fifteenth Precinct Sta
House. and committed by the officer in charge to
one OF the cells. The warrant which charged Com
polon with false pretenses and forgery was left by Mr.
Hope at the Staton-House. On the back of the writ
was transfer of the case by the Recorder to Justice
Brennan. Mr.. Compolon was richly dressed, and had
several hundred dollars worth of diamonds in his pos
session. He had evidently been accustomed to better
accommodations, and the officer duty per-
the Station House. to make him as comfortable
as possible and circumstances of the place would ad
nit Mr. DE Compolon states that IN 1919 be
induced to visit gambling houses in this city, and lost
large sums of money. In 1851 $50. he also in
the city, and was induced to visit gambling hels and
plav Prior TO the present time, the last time he was
in New-York was in 1855. Mr.. DE Compoon further
states that on one occasion he lost - at play that
he gave check. after bankng-hours, to Thompson
for $40, the check being the Union Bank. He
snys that he wrote to his fathers agent in Phiade
phia to send him money to the Union Bank, bet the
agent wrote him back that he was a d--n fool, and
was spending all his money for gambling. and refused
to make him any advances, and in consequence, the
presenter of the check informed that there was no
money in the bank to Compolon'S account. Mr. L.
further says that his name is very long, and that he
was accustomed to sign himself De Ferar, and An this
signature consists the alleged forgery. Upon his re-
turn to the city, a short time ago, Compton says
that he met by Dr. Sampson and others, who had
taken him TO gambling houses and asked why he did
not play. He save that he told them he would not
! play any more. and acknowledged that he
I had. IN former years, been indiscreet and ea-
! sily led away. He seemed to think that he had
! been swindcd out Of enough money in the gambling
! hells Of NewYork and had made up his mind to quit
As before stated the warrant for the arrest OF Mr. DE
Compoon. was issued BY the Recorder, who on the
back of the warrant transferred the to Justice
Brennan Mr. DE Compton was apprehended and
locked up in the Staton-House Monday night, and
Tuesday morning taken by ex-Oficer Hope before
the Recorder as Justice Brennan was engaged at the
Court of Sessions The Recorder then transferred the
case to Justice Connolly, and gave the affidavit OF
| complaint to Hope During Tuesday our reporter
applied TO Justices Brennan and Connolly for the afii-
dayit. but neither of them had il or had heard any
thing about the case. Mr.. Hope was next hunted up,
and he in turn assured reporter that he had not
the affidavit The Recorder had fixed the amount of
bail at SO COO but having transferred the case he
course did not trouble himself any further about it,
supposing that according law the accused would be
forthwith taken before Justice Connolly. 1t seems,
/ however that he was not. Yesterday afternoon
hearing was TO have been had before Justice Connolly
| - O'Clock, but by some arrangement the case was
adjourned till next week. Our reporter yesterday AT
ernoon applied to Justice C.. for the affidavit brt was
assured BY the magistrate that he had no such afda-
Wit in his possession and that he knew nothing more
about the case than what he had heard from him the
reporter. The entire proceeding seems to be very
strange one and the question is where are the papers
in the case? Such documents the property of the
Court and no private citizen has right to have them
! in his possession. In this gentleman is charged
with felony, arrested and locked up in a Station
| House one night the officer issuing the warrant re-
aurng OCO BAIL the next day the prisoner, or ac-
cused is at large and the papers charging him with
such crime not 70 be found. Where are the papersl
| BEET RooI FOR M,kIsG P,PEK.-A lot of TIN,
new material for the manufacture OF paper, arrived III
the ship American Congress on Monday, consigned TO
| I.xr. ,,laa
of Engsh-made paper from beet residue which is OF
admirable quality and which we are assured cost the
manufacturer two cents per pound less than could have
been done for the same quality from other material
The business cs manufacturing from beet residre will
shortly be commenced in the United States.
| METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MAsARostck-A
meeting OF the Trustees o. this church was held on
Tuesday evening and took into consideration the pro-
priety ~ erecting larger house of public worship to
meet the demands OF the greatly augmented eonsrega-
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