New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

THE BOOM CoUsTi Bank SwIsDLE.-f estsrdsv
Isaac p Ilussey, j. c. Hsgsr, Theodore K. Hinged,
ard John ID. Chapman were brought before Justice
Sullivan on a charge duplicating them in the Boone
County Bank swiDdle. They all, by their Attorney.
L. L. Wslpole, waived an examination Inc oau
for their appearance Ut the Circuit Court was Fixed ~
5000 each. Failing 70 give this they were commit
ted for trial. TIE of all arrested so far are j.
Is. Hsgsr. NJ. a. Bradley, j. McClain, the Cashier,
Isaac Hussey Theodore Z. HINGED, the Teller, and
John d. Chapman, one Of the operators Of the re-
cent Bank Of Hartford.
Whether any Of these men viii be able 70 give bail
before their day of trial ia question which soue an
swer in the affirmative. few weeks, al most, VIII
determine the matter. Their trials will prove 70 be in
vesgstions full Of interest 70 the people OF Indiana,
from the revelstiops that will be made respecting
the manner of starting sustaining and winding up
banks. Indianapolis Journal, Nov. 8.
We learn that Mr. W. l. 0rmsby the engraver Of
the Boone County Bank notes. admits that Ss 600 Of
the notes were printed BY him. Of this amount $4 600
were sent to the Auditor of the State which would
show admitting that more bills We're printed than
Dir. 0rmsby states, aD over issue OF go OOO. no
were printed, it ls no. probable that thus entire
amount was fraudulenty prepared and put N crcuia-
ton. There was not time suficen. from the date OF
the announcement thst The bank was organized and IN
operation until the collapse 70 have forced thai sm ount
off, We have no doubt the utmost industry and skiii
was used 10 put the fraudulent notes In circulation out
il II hardly probable that our Boone County Bank
fnsncers could have been that successful with me
notes of bank Just started with ouiy very UNITED
credit. We do not believe that the nsuduent Ois u
the hands of innocent holders, viii much exceed
800 COO.
We understand that Mr.. 0rmsby ssys he gave cor
tfcate 10 Mr. Joseph Sweet one Of the orginators OF
the bank to he handed 70 the Auditor Of State, that
he had printed 1859 600 OF notes from these plates
40 the certificate cent TO the Auditor stating that the
amount was $4,000 and NO more, must be forgery;
The plates and package OF notes containing S54,0U
were sent TO the auditor by express eight months
ago but be declined receiving them for fssr that by
doing he might involve the State for the engrsvsrs
Bill They finally taken out Of the expr Office
by Mr. Sweet we believe, and hauded over 70 the Au-
dior. Ii will be exceedingly difficult for Or. 0rusby
20 sai,scoriy explain 10 the public his agency in the
asr The psrtirs engaged in the operation must have
been known TO him, and probably the object they had
in view.
In due time 1t Is probable that the whole scheme
from beginning TO end will Do exposed with those sn-
gagged in il. There we're too inside and outside
persons engaged 10 the operation TO prevent the fscs
leaking ont.
We unoerstand that an officer from St. Louis arrived
here yesterday with feqosisoa for Miles A. Bradley
upon the charge of passing the fraudulent notes in No
souri, he viii be taken there to-day. -
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