The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-14

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,nt 40 po,s paui nem,doff Maroo;s de VIyc,s to,nt
Dc Tontette, Edmond ID Bre,iily, Count IInsnv,iio
V,acon, A. Nobist pohert ana G.stnn de Erimout Van
Hybsck Secretary q the Cerce Imporisi Bara A,ert
d. Shorscn Esn,hsds chanv,n &. The evening parers
sa thu; the Were slowed away !. black ao,;
nages ,oot their seats end cries ee heard from he
croSd Who beseee The doors and VINO we're euraged at
Sndng Thai noboSv whstever ws,non, ticket oood rct
into Sai tt,s slim m the hotr ~ the cort which FOR
,ho san " Of asn.ss ~ serh 20 the ..whlic .
m 49,. A. III rs sent oor 10 restore
@ rd. W. possn, Sa plsrv or
d ,hs M Soors shouid IA oe% and len neoplc lei
~ and inan hs wsrned The snSisnce thst they must be
cs n ss ss.sptisi that bs stsnt,cn should no be L.
. .an.o - wan ''s'"''@' '-~' N' ~'''A'''" ' ~ W
On tbe names OF. CAlzado ana Garcia being oellso.
~ '0n o. .. oos !an'o r ~ ,ha co,,s IN
NJ. La aa ~ a.: 1h' 1870 no mt an sor
wSen. 0"'S az n.1 s.ns to,sg..m %".ass
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Services he desired q have had not YET had time TO make
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S. - r. opi.ou .ne says IA h Az:
10 NJ spp''cas.on soI pvssponemont wouu .. v
ws0u S w. al9 oYgIs Iu'oa - us,o'e w.
n. e o 1s N Ss February
PsE'A vi SPOUT Iory perS0ns met ~ sne ~ Nv ZOO ~
0ame baxuoci avenue des Champs nysees. no. ~ r1 -
1aICiA VINO ma got nmoeI inviteo so1c ~ "a ~
mo naa also ooeained inviSatons Ior H. O.su" ~
do Miranda as hi. friends, proposed gamsoi sTcs1
qsdsGn1 q wniCn scaLoeiy anyDooy PAyeo ~. c~
several banks and Carol. lost about 90 900 frsncs Cal
zados although ne was ID reality apaItner uslos
"ponted" IN NJ DC Mirandas game After time Gelc a.
ana Caxado proposed ecarte but NOBODY oesMns ' ~
zane tnsy sat down % pay y ~ snsmseve s. r sss
by the o. Ss KIT
the party began 70 play at baccarat M a
appeared for half an hour but ultimately ook ms seat -
the table, As soon as he began 70 deal the play ran very
high AZ length NJ DO Miranda alone played sgah S 1,m
Cazado constantly stood in with Garcias hand and must
nave won me continued success o. .vr
terruptsd al once found tSss cards bad been used
which were not among the packs put table by the
mistress Of the house other cards were S found about
them from the Cerce Imperial The envelopes OF some OF
these cards were found in the water closet Garcia during
arrange his cards He forced 10 refund the money
which he had frauduenty gained and this ne consented
to do with great difficulty. AZ first he produced
so 0o0f, saying that was all he had won; but ulti'
maeiy he let fall rolls Of bank notes from his clothes
the company hustled him in the apartment The guilt
suits from the evidence collected BY the prosecution His
anterior relations with Garcia, his maneuvres combined
punSsr in the fraudulent game with H. Dc Miranda, iii
the IN which Garcia confessed bis uiamy his oest
bank notes which fell from his pantaoons and which
were picked up at his feet and the in which be
ysiny tried 70 ropudate add 70 the evidence against
him.
Calxado in answer 70 tho usual preliminary questions
from the PRESIDENT said that he eight years Old
and that he was lately manager OF the Italian Theatre
n de Miranda was then examined and corroboratsd
the facts alleged tho indictment he said that he had
deposed 70 Casado having refused 70 Se searched and 70
the roll Of bank notes being Afterwards found ct his feet
He (de Niranaa) was ct first unwilling to in the
affair and would have rather lost his money than promote
scandal but the Duke do Gramont and others
had told him that principle the thing could not be
Csisadc was sentenced 70 thirteen month"; and Garcia
70 Ave yesrs' Imprisonment
0oendel ~ the English Coures
TIE DUu OF WELLINGTON PRESENTS TICKET OF
lFrom the London Observer, March 26]
Considerable scandal has been occasionod BY recent
incident Il court. the facts are a. follows,-
Wales the representative Of her Majesty the late
evee who had been convicted Of felony some ten
years since, and who bad obtained ticket Of leave.
variety Of rumors afoat 10 how this
came 70 pass bus have reason TO believe that the fol-
lowing b the true relation Of the circumstance
take Of altering check for xs TO 5000 for which 10 We.
subsequently, sentenced oy Baron foock penal servi
tude the sentence being accompanied win remarks
tnmg put complimentary 20 the oemquent. ne
underwent portion o. ID, sentence sna tnen
s hs s.o !. az. oS Ss os ~ ,es
Yves! hno ciuDs, the maenfste Sno n,o oommMaSd
tns man oI MIal iouno LIN ~ ". "sM " snI oluo,
makng mquIIes one OF tne serva !nS ms9issrats
tnereupon aesuInea 70 ing ssme iUom snS ciuo ana
inontiono3 sno oHvumssae. lno ~ nrIqun VI LAM
y a.
Ivy u sns me,oc.s w s.c nquI ,es - ~ s' Drougns
ms man 70 snen ciuo anu Inc porer On Oeng mterro-
gated, sts.ec sn.s INC nan naa cs,eo - nooieman
remsI kso,c i ms pniansnsopy oomo sno.. TIME Gter-
waras sna .. nvS S oru Iaae LIZ sppeac .ra ~
Stov'e S m,s '2 v wn.s ..T ', au VIZ,
y%h hS ILL , vas 90. p - ,s .."t ~, s..o
no pos o,e man, oSt - e'oSMs' My sAso
resilv Va NAV easiIv be imassined The person IN
question was next heard Of In one OF the principal firms
the city Of London where he represented baukrupt's
eetato HIS manner was yery pleasipe and his ability
such a. to strike every one who came in contact will hi
He was however again identified as the former convict