New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY AUGUST 81. 1859.

tfst lie A. &C uneasy. sfe 81 to rake b.u &c Pats
bcsgt BE i,he tirtcscr+ tet,evsd him TO be sfcck
bc,ctr. bot knew rcthisg a the fefgey. Roo< u
s,-'ed az paying hiu, bat the director reia.ed E'o
| tlen s6d te must go 20 tie Ncrstgsnels House ac'
| s'rr With him This was aCre-d upor. sct IN th'
morning, wien the director arse, h. found thst Mr.
R.t ted eore aDd ieit him to pay o-sh the 6i...
| . The certificates of stock in the name a. NJ. az
ME- Root were soor after tTEnsferre to Good ~ De
| ru'y Sterf, AID tirct, police officer Of New torS
ara tuct's stare vas sssin transferred " w. H.
Laireo sid BIZ clsnl placed il the hsod, # Touiiis
.9n' NsletI - Brigham, lswyerso OF Nes.icfk ots.
Nororgshsla Valley Bs1k." under ds;e q Jcly s,
| 1853 sra sisted that they could no rescn why
TIE boik scoulo refuge tie Sue Of the stock 90 Mr..
Lairec that :. tie Assumption OF settling the re-
tsrk. sd ths such Sc s-c'irg the cteres, Il Mr.
az Mn. Root wss Absolutely imperative, ard Nus:
be ~ otct.c, II rescrt II bsd to legal tribunals.
LspgcOu ass been cheTGi<r GlRiHs,vlt "a tie bre
Ct b.:k Transactions .os usny yeas lis books,
il po>ession q Mayor Tesver, plal5y indicate. He
az been very successful very zset ir all be perform
srces and prucss aod careful in his private business
sfT-i's. We bop. there viii now be TO difficulty In
ps,tug nice psnt upcr his proceedings iog the 10
tuTe.
This sGair vss p-cbsby IRE cause f>te discred of
the Mouor gahes Valley Bs1k, ari has beer q very
serious misfortune u them. We pgg=eo, however,
De able to say thst the insttution has ,ered
fon lie shc.k and now sts-ds fsi- The officers AMI
director. are substaLtnl mer.
Lang snd his comrades had.psi in s. per shS-e
be',r, they rusde then u subscription and pr.shase
Of stock With the money obtained by forged esrtii-
estes At the t-s payment they hac secured ce- ses
Of their being stockholders; and .he second pay
Tent they received the bcuG Edc certificates OF ssock
Hhicn, g. W. have etatei, they eudsayOred t. use.
IRE cofdou If The bar and Their relations 20 l.
kposn 10 some o. the Bark Note Detectors published
in New-iork, AID their Of it against the back was
tie cause Of its d.s5rscit. Ii spty sonae Of them
eonid rot b. secured a. well As Laugcon.
When ~. Hague arrived here with EsrgHou, Ire
reported himself to ,ne Mayor, aud thea took he
travelling companion 70 one OF ~ principal eetsfr
where ttey oired. NJ Hague AGAIN escorted his m9a
to the Mayors Office hrd HE Hoaor read the a.syis
upon which he had beeJ arrested, ana explained toe
p,isorer his rights 10 the premses and bis own drty-
Ater this explanation Lapgdoo solicited opportu-
ruy tor further AeaTI :, that he might consult
asl. Ire Mayor then committed HIN to jail unth next
Mssdsy. sept ;:
Igdon Is about City years Of age, Of superior ed
dress, ard remarkable nerve, was u be eIeposed
from the character Of the extensive apd Bold opera
tioDs in which he has been 60 long engaged HE az
pect ras very good humoret, and &c est all the se-
blance Of cd merchant. The probabilities are,
that beft the time Of hearing many charges against
M. LapgGon will be Forthcoming.
Mr.. Hague speaks IL the highest terms OF his treat
ment by al the police Of Ne~York. Most prominent
amorg them, those who assisted him was Capt. Wal
ling O! the detecvs police. The cause Of Mr.. Hsgues
delay was tia Gov. Morgan Of New-fork was not at
tie Csyi.ol aud he was compelled to go to Saratogs
TO obtain his warrant OF removal.
The reason why Dilaye, one of the parties men,
tic ned in the affidavit, not secured, was tha.
writ Of hsbeas corpus was issued for Lsngdon, aud he
vas compelled TO hasten away with him Every posi-
bic Arrangement has, however, been made for Dlayes
arrest and be will undoubtedly be brought here within
short time.
Lspedon was taken in his room at Crooks tavern,
on Chatham street in the very center of the resort of
shsrpers whittier he had returned but three days be-
fore after ep absence Of six weeks. He had had an
office in the neghbOrhood but short time be-
fore but having found nconvenient to pay his rent
and deempg ebou. time to change his quarters had
taken roo at Crooks.