The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

/ Fohce Intelligence.
The CASE or Mr.. SYMMEas GARDsER-In our ssus
last Tuesday an account published OF the srrezt
sr Summers Gardner, OF No. 8 Wall street ON a on.rg
Of SaviDg obtained $4,000 by means of fraudulen
represen sons Since then the case has bsen sx.,uaa
and the cSgge dismissed as utterly 0roundesn snt
frivolous Mr.. Gardner highly respectable merchao
ard ia justly lc0Aed upon strictly upright and homo
rable gentleman. He formerly resided Boston, where
DO bore Character equa 10 that OF any other merchant
there The charge against him originated la SUIT in
"hcn ne was successful Statements similar 10 thai
noo''ed In the charge against Mr. 8 often creep into
'pe coumns Of daily papers, owing the mischevous
Representations Of lawy ers 10 reporters
PARTNERSHIP DffrCuLTy-AN INTERESTING CAsE j d.
hcDcusal, of No 40 Water street, was brought before
0Hstce connolly on ccge OF false preteocss preferred
against BIN by Walter Bark, bis partner In business
Tho complainant in hs affidavit states hat on the Goth
ana z''s uthno he saw advertisement the HERALD
stating that partner Santed, and directing the ap
pican to inquire at the office OF Chester b. 10 wes No.
Sa7 Broadway. Complainant had been seafarng man
Tor long time, and wishing TO engage other occu
patton, thought no would answer the advertisement
question; that upon calling at the said number In Broad
way he was introduced TO hcDougal the person VIII
had advertised for partner McDougal stated tina. hs
engaged -four and grain business and that be
wanted . partner who could put five hundred dollar
inso the business with him. Burk stated that n
had mot then y his command the required sum,
but that he had $500 that he could advance Whsreupon
McDouea stated he would complainant $780, 40
a. 10 make up the $500, to which he would add $500
To this agreed and his note
dated July 49, for the 500 loan On the Same day the
partner proceeded TO the Arsans Bank and there depo
sited 81 900 in the name Of MoDougaI Burk On the
Lat insant Nc ougal stated he lad received letter
from trenton NJ j. 70 the effect that he could buy $500
bushes Of oats there reasonable terms and proposed
that complainant should proceed TO Trenton thai after
noon TO see on what terms the oats could BIO
bought AcDougL then lef. the oface to go on
time &c start by the three O'Clock train as afore.
said ComPianaH further says that McDouga did
not keep his appointment, and That he did hs
appearance UNI; The following day; complainant thea be-
gan 70 be little suspicious and going the Artisans
Bank there learned that EcDougal had, LIST ias
Drawn Out $500 q HE 1900 deposit. 10 CONCLUSION
complainant states that Mcpopgal has not bought any
gfen o. produce with said money and that he pre.epds
he has parted with the 500 note for the amount Of its
ace Depouent therefore, that he has TO be-
beve That McDougai did not any partner in bust
Dess, that his preences to that effect false and
fraudulent, and made with intent procure eaid money
aud uoe from complainant The magistrate decided TO
commit the prisoner TO the Tombs for examination.
GRAND Row Oh AN EXCURSION - Yesterday morning the
steamer Rip Van wn!le left this city for tas Fishing
Banks with large number Of excurtonists Among the
party there wsre a number OF "roughs" who, immedi-
atey On the boats leaving the pier, commenced wranE
ling among hen and abusing the respectable mr.
ton Of the excursion party When the Fishing
Banks the storm commenced and Immediately the cap
;ain Of the boat beaded New York which dispeased
he '1oughs" very much and they demonstrated with
the captain claiming that they paid their pcuey for
"trip 10 the Banks and they determined lot to be
cheated. Tie captain replied he cid 10 risk
hs boat or TIE lives Of bis passengers please any one
and that he should not alter his course when be roHde
commenced general Stree fight" Immediately the
persons employed on the boat and number of pas
sengers organized themselves into vigilance committee
and In short time the rowdies mastered and the
alleged leader Of the belgerents named Jere!sh Flynn
confined in the hold As the came back to the
city Flynn managed to escape from confinement and
jumped overheard, but WAS captured again in half
drowned condition. and the arrival Of the boat at
the city conveyed to the First precinct house ana
locked up on charge of assault and battery Luckily
10 one was seriously injured by the rowdies.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In this mornings ISSUE In noticing the arrest Of Louisa
Worth for keeping a house Of aseignation In ForNeth
street, you make very important error in stating her
house 70 be No. 14S The numbers in the street are
somewhat confused, and 80 happens that there
houses each numbered l48 but neither Of them the re-
sidence Of Louisa Worth Her establishment is farther
down the street. JOSEPH SEE,
I4s Told No }, West Fortieth st.
NEW YORK, August 4, 1865.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, August 3, 1859.
Having noticed article in Of the newspapers
stating that had become bondsman for the propretress
Of "disordeFy house In Vest Foreth street. WISH in
justification to myself to state that the same s untrue-I
having become bondsman for her. but only for the
appearance OF q witness GEO. F. VAN BRUNr.