The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-29

ponent one thou,sna dollars or the eheques Of ssid
Graham vhereupou deponent furnished said ksten
ID from ssO1 70 5000 inclusive. Furt6ormote,that
NO deposit has ever been made in the name
Charles 0rahsm or Charles Graham q Co. 40 ssii
bank. That he tdepcneutl has eINnine ir.ve son
cheques and that al the respective dses thcieo' w
B.nt re.psetye soiS "a saeouni. The, lie signature.
o. sseh q said eheqnss are ionene' 20 ,encs,rea
,s.s inso. wsid sno ,ain,sd sith tho hand,
writing Of the firm whore sfnsiu e. he eunseIIbeu
- drawers Of said CHEQUES shd 10 t.nvv.s ny @
90 be forgerie,, and that tho cte1us hofes.n are
torn from the chequt -ltOk above mentioned several
Of the cheques above r,tersd 70 we're found upon
the prisoner at the iiiro Of lie arre,t, SIGNED W
severtI LEADING frtns In tbs city, consisting OF rboO
notes The gold cheque book and most Of the cheques
A, de eonelu.iob Of the reading Of the sfidsvit.
Mr.. Hall inquired Of judge Hogsn ~ he was prepared
90 proceed Nth the trial 10 which the judge replied
In the negative ina,much o. the prisoner had not
yet ,ecured counsel, which statement wS cgrtots-
rated By Ketchum, who arose and said that having
had no opportunity 10 provide himself with ,oun ol
he prayed for pos'ponement Of the caar for ieN
Ina the prisoner until Monday Of ntxt veil " pro-
pare Tor bis defence, sdding that In the meantime ts
must move Tor commitment 10 The Iombs and thh
Al the detectives engaged in the Gaze required tue
prssence Of the prisoner fIou time 10 time, such
could be obtained by the necessary order
Ketehum accordingly removed to cell 10 tho
Tombs and the proceedings for the pre'cnt ended.
sOw KETonus WAS 1AKES TnE 1Hua VERSION ~
ms CAPTURE.
Our dstective police smart men, but from tho
mos, reliable .ocounts II It had been loft TO them
alone 10 discover Keichum, be might he still At large
As already known, Ketehum made no secret Of his
whereabouts, but passed Ia and ont from his new
hone In Twentieth street a. II nothing had happen
cd Al lensth. two men Who had been in the hshi;
Of doing business with hun IN Nsh street Ieeof.
nized him as he watkins through tho street ana
traced him N his hoardinf house. They .hcn Wutel
Mr.. Buell., the Pfotdeut Of the Importer
and Trader, Banf. and told BIN me- knew
once b. Suporintendent EenneSv, and told him what
he had learned. The Superintendent was tomewhst
doultfn ~ to the truth NJ the story but ri length
handed the matter 10 officer gilmore, Who Nas
then on duty IN tho Detective ohcc. fillmore vent
Ia company with President uell, bv direction Of tho
Supcrlntendent IN 0i'eI 10 GeI'tIh " ne sl,,,
ment was correct, and tho result was that hetchun
HesdquarteIr. The faci Wm that, even W. buo.'
himself had but little h0po Of hatne lns man.
Sen' Busn vss nenI A t,,l, rneh n H, va
soa Sencaes q eut sr , p.s' the mon. s cone me-
psct pencil care / ever saw" When LIS Elie vas
taken .usy, he said, "lou need no. be afraid TO es
me have that; shall do myself no harm, ~ have
An1cb more TO live than 10 ole tor"
FRAUDS N Tux ARhY.--Capt. II. 7. West,
Proves, Marshal Of the 9th District has 1t I, under
stood, seized important papers tending to oonnec,
late army officer with extensive frauds and forgeres
IN the Paymsster's Department During the war, II
Appesr a business was carried on by which rnen no
enlisted from mercensry motives were enabled to
escape by forged discharge papers, aud In many Teg
-uens officers followed this as a profession. It IL
thought that this was done. in many easos, through
,Dllusion with certain high officials.
ARRIVAL OF THB First VERMONT RECT
slsr-DEspERATR Rior.-1he lat Regiment Yer.
mont Cavalry, arrived hoe about noon yesterday,
numbering some three hundred men. when tho
boat when contained them arrived at the wharf
near Castle Garden, she spilled for pilot TO 10 up
the North 2ivor 70 Troy route to Rutland, whers
abe regiment Is to DO mustered out This caused
delay Of hour aud a half during which several Of
che men wanted to get of the boat but were pre-
vented b. the sentries. At length, about hun
dred and fifty Of them rallied and broke
past the sontries, when they commenced
regular riot and apple stands, coffee stalls, &C. were
Knocked about In elegant confusion. Stones and
other Missiles thrown, and tho few police ON.
Gers beaten of, the vermonters becoming complete
masters Of the situation Some Of the soldiers who
we're ounging about outside vent TO assist the sen.
cries when they we're beaten of aso Several people
were severely injured about the head. After clearing
M before them, the rioters took the advice Of their
officers and returned into the enclosure. A posse Of
police up after, but their services we're
Eequired. The LIST leh about O'Clock for Kntiand
sih Troy.
THE BEAVER STREET NUMBERING
Chsuneey shafer yesterday obtained a writ o
Adssas corpus, directing the Warden Of the Cit,
Prison to bring the body OF Jane. +. Dram beior,
Judge Sutherland, for the purpose OF being baied
IL will be remembered that the accused com
mitted by the Coroner for the murder Of Jos. Var
Doren, by shooting him with pistol, at his office Il
Beaver street. The writ 10 made returnatle on Wed
pcsday mort
The ARROW DIsAsrER.-The invest gator
into the cause Of the explosion on board the ste ,m
boat Arrow. which occurred a few weeks ago, va
continued before Coroner Cover, yesterday morning
No facts were developed and only one witne.
was examined the further inve,tigation Of the cas-
being adjourned TO Thursday morning.
PIC-NICs.-The excursion 10 Jones' Wood
for the benefit of the Catholic rreectory, which WI
postponed last wednesday, will take psre to-day,
Jones Wood. Richard O'Gormsn, LID, will deliye
grafton on the occasion, and other enortaiamont
will take The annual picnic Of the jour
neymen Pumbers' Protective society will take IlaC
.O-dsy, at Dudiey's Grove. A fne time "A expected.
TUE LATE FIREMENs FIGHr-luE OTnE
sDg-"FCRrY-oSf" On lmE STAND AT nine o'clo'
yesterday morning, Commissioners Enys and Pine
ney, sat to hear the tia ement OF Engine Company
IN relation to the lAto night between No. d and n
Al. Mr. Engs commenced by reading the complain
of the Chief Engineer Against both compan ea, NJ
abe complaint Of No AGAINST No. Il, and thou Iei
che testimony Of the former against the latter
Wut. HennsssV foreman Of Al, stated that no "
NJ the fire on sunday motnnr, aud in going Nh tou
Grand sire I, heard the fire was 1t the conner
Kidee and Delaney he proceeded thst wr,, Al
No put their engine acIoss the tIeet lille II "
passing, No. fred yollry Of Ehota at them he u
II folk, TO stand round their engine TODD the
himself I'LL the shots came thck be had to get
Of the way the poll ciu' hing every one n.
met When h. got back TO ~, he backed the engi
down and went home. The Chief desired him 10 IA