New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
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FonGEgs ARaEsIf o.-Enry yesterday morning. Capt.
Jordan and officer Woodbridge Of Sixth Precinct
arrested spencer Petis alias American Charley" one
of the persons who cmmtted the s2 600 forgery the
Nai.ooal Bank OF Commerce on tie I'D o; November
lat The full particulars Of The were published in
The TRlpiSE at tie tine. Immediately after the for
gcry Pettis fed TO Montreal Canadr ard has remained
there until night TWO since, when he returned so
Thoroughly disgui,ed that he considered himself SAFE
from detection. Daring has absence ne had
been indicted for forgery; Yesterday he was
arraigned before Recorder Honnan. IN Mo
Court Of General Sessions. ard by him committed
to the Tonos for trial without bail Abont nine years
since he vas convicted Of picking pockets IN Broad
way stage. and sent 10 Sing sing for loIg term OF
years but before bis term expired he was granted n
conditional pardon y tho ihen 9oyeraor snose
the Worlds Fair In London. England he was arrested
ana convicted OF stopling bnt was set At liberty on
cond that he left the country never returned.
In that manner he received the alias OF American
Charley" lie is native Of this city aged 81 years.
ard 81 pleasing address His oil quarters In slng Sing
will probably be graced b. his appearance there IN n
short time
BASE BALL-TnE PHILADELPHIA CLUB BEAT
TvB GDTHAN's.-The last Of the hye matches OF the
Athletic Base Ball Club of Philadelphia. was played
Yesterday afternoon with the Gotham Club Of this city
ut Hoboken One ol the largest a,scmblages ever
gathered on such al occasion present. The game.
II won by tho Athletics would make them conquerors
IN all the ivo matches they have played viz Newark
Club Union Of MurrisaDis, Rssolue VI Brooklyn, and
Eagle and Gotham Of New-Iofk In consequence con
siderable interest manifested IN this match. and
the betting rather heavy az first on the G0thams
side The game althongh well contested. Wa fnaly
won by the Athletics ths 10 the close being.
| Goth No. 20; Athletic ~. The visiting Cub LEFT for
ho last evening" highly pleased with the reception Of
the New Workers.
The VETERANS oP ISL on A PIC-NIC-.The
members VI ,he Continental Guard making prepare
tons for a picnic 90 on the Fourth of July
aud have invited the Veterans Of 1912 IL accompany
thom and enjoy the National holiday suitable man.
ner In some secinded retreat IN the country. The
Veterans received the invitation, and ast evening met
aud determined IA accept.
BURGLARIEs. - Charles Edwards, aged Ii
years was arrested by Officer Mct;uire of the Sixth
Precinct for having In his possession goods which had
been stolen from the hat ana cap OF acob Cron.
thnll in the basement OF No l6s Chathanst. lie was
committed by Justice Hogan. The boot and shoe store
Of j Began, No lIo East iiouson.st was entered by
burglars late Thursday hght aud large huncle VI
CATERS packed up ready TO carry away. The Police
disturbed ten and they dropped the goods and made
their escape. james Van Horn. waiter. aged 23
years. arrested by Officer Tyler Of the Second Pre-
cinc charge Of breaking into the eating house Of
Albert s. hck No Ia3 Beekmanst. aud stealing there.
frOn cigars valued at 500 portion OF tue property
VIA found in his possession.
Horse THIEF ARRESTED On the 18th inst.
George Baker and confederate hired team Of h0rses
and carriage. valued at e5ll, from Andrew y. ksppe
yea nj Nev.Brunswiok N. j., ng that they in
Tended 10 10 about sevsR mica On arriving In this