The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12

you spend IT, and want eight hundred dollars To-Day
10 will be all right then" Themoney was In all s"ch
cases loaned by jenkins, who did not dare rese 'he
vampires II is supposed that jenkins has paid 'hese
parties not less than s75 600 TO 100000 The balance
of the missing money he has either used up in riotous
living or given to Earle.
JENKINS HAPPY MAN.
Jenkins is very calm. He says no is now chap
py" being 'clear of his enemies" &C Though ocked
up prison he processes feel reer than he has lett
before in four years.
THE YOUNG WOMAN BR0wRR.
Geneveve Syms alias Genevieve Brower was arrested
her residence No $50 Blocker street. between Thomp
son and Sullivan Streets about ten O'Clock on Thurs
day night The officer entered the house, obtained ad
mission her apartments and charged her directly with
having assisted Jenkins the perpetraton of his crime
She was quite indignant repeatedly declared that there
q mistake committed by some one or other, ana tnat
the entire blame would eventually rest upon the ocers
She finally ordered tho last named gentleman from the
house. Meantime Genevieve had contrived, by some
means other to communicate with her maid servant
and doubt endeavored convey the news of ner ar
rest Of her male friends She positively refused
to accompany the officers who were In citizens
dress, and spite OF their assertions to the
effect that they had full authority to take her
in custody she swore that she would never
degenerated Madness and she peremptory ordered
the officer to leave the house. adding that cher man. for
whom she had just sent would be there and that
they would the risk Of getng their heads broken
She suggested the improbabity Of their escaping
with their lives and declared that for her part II they
laid hands upon her, she would kill them If she could
having determined never to leave the place alive The
officers very calmly replied that they had thither
for the purpose Of taking her in custody and that they
would discharge their duties by carrying her off alive
dead. They further remarked that she would gain
nothing by resistance, inasmuch they would be re-
duced to chainng her down and carrying her to the
station house in cart few minutes later she came
to different conclusion and expressed her willingness
to follow the officers II she positive they were SUCH
Thereupon the shields worn by the members Of the
Metropolitan police were exhibited but not considered
sufficient evidence and the aggrieved party demanded
that policeman in full uniform should be called in to
effect her arrest The officers, desrous Of avoiding
disturbance at late hour Of night thought nt to
grant her request, and patroman wearing the robes
and bearing the staff Of Office was called in. As
Gcneveve chanced be acquainted with the conner
she quietly submitted and proceeded to the station house
with her escort On her arrival she made to con-
front Jenkins for the purpose Of identifying the
cused.
On seeing the girl Jenkins cried eyes yes that's the
gave it to herr
Thereupon Genevieve said that she had never threat
encd him. but that Jenkins had given her the money
voluntarily in amounts varying from $50 to 500.
To this latter remark Jenkins took exception and OBJ
served that Genevieve had sometimes received
high 000the truth Of which statement the girl
appeared tacitly TO admit
Shortly afterwards Charles Brower 'the fancy MAN.
TO whom the girl had made frequent ausons entered
the station house. seemed that Geneveve had indeed
sent for him. and that he had unsuspectngy followed
her. being wholly ignorant of the circumstances Of hel
arrest The girl having identified him At he
taken in custody by the officers and consigned 70 eel
for the night.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE PHgNIz
BANK.
The following statement Of the financial status Of
the Phenix Bank showing It's capital, circulation de-
posits discounts &C. published on the 10th Of July
and the 9th Of August
The capital of the bank is 81, 800 oo0o.
Average of loan. and discounts ss !
Average amount Of specie. lS9,6N 233 00o
Legal tender =, :;::n,.;: 1o3Soss e1o7Ss
Average net deposits ......... s,15s,4o5 2sA, ~
The cashier reported 10 have said that he believes
the defalcation will amount to nearly s276o0o The
bank has surplus OF about In addition TO the
earnings for the past months which, besides the
July dividend have been considerable.
~cARD FROM Mr.. PARKER.
Mr. Parker the cashier OF the Phenix Bank has
published the following card
PHEvrx NATIONAL BANK. August II, 1865
Inasmuch several Of the newspapers Of this city
have enormously stated that the first teller OF this bank
desire that the guilty party the second tel
Ter, acting as paying teller during the first teers tenn