The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21

hive been fnad3 outside Tor rom mIee w io"' ~
dollars all wsrk costs in the Navy Yard man "
O You mem .sojsrngf" A Yes; amsn sometimes u
gets pretty good hint do Iaore than hesan nep
Redirect The Investigation m the Navy ya.u WV
asr the cypress wagon nse the yr Sad d mot mot
70 me- = ~ wsn Sss sscsu hey did
whom made my tool chest had Mr. AcDs. . per
mission % make chest because my own made nav
box was given me by a man named Drryoa made Il
partlyout Of my own time; II Is me % "a ~ sns
up sor,e little things for themselves the Court o. In
qury did not ask anything aoeut w cnesS Law 70
sesed 70 N . my 70 the Mr.
Eassden and Mr. AAxon told me the invesg wers
mere matter q term d,,sSs aid not volunteer any
statements NOT asked me by the Board did net wish
70 condemn the defendants A.. ..-...,,.,
After the examination Of this witness tne cxsinason
syas adjourned till this morning at nine O'Clock
RErunN or TIE FrFTH .RDGINBNT-rHBsR' RECEP-
TON TO-DAY.
The rnh regiment New York heavy artillery, under
command Of Colonel Samuel Graham will De received
with military donors this city to-day They win cross
the Fulton ferry at eight O'Clock in the morning. and will
be received on their arrival by the Fifth brigade under
command of Brigadier General Phillip H. Crook, and will
be escorted through the following streets 70 Fort Greene,
where the veterans will be reviewed by the Mayor:Ful
ton, Henry Montague Court Atlantic Powers lafayette
Greene After the review they will proceed 10 the Ar
mory Of the Fifty sixth regiment in Raymond street
by Colonel J. Q Adams At twelve O'Clock the
will be provided with good dinner by Che city suthor
ties.
MArx1noNY MADE pAsY&sHARP PEACTICE BY A
YOUTH OF SIXTEEN.
The advertising swindes that have been so
often exposed do have the slightest effect in
putting people their guard against such practices
Tho ladies, appears, most susceptible Of being
duped by these sharpers, particularly when the subject
of matrmouy involved shrewd lad Of sixteen years
of age arrested at the Post Office this morning by
detective Frost information received by Inspector
Folk froma man named B. Gehrett or Cassvile, Hun
tngton county, Pa who addressed letter to Inspector
Folk stating that he had been swinded out Of four dol
lars by answering advertisement IN some remote
country paper signed "R O. N ~ which advertisement
stated that on receipt of four dollars recipe would be
forwarded which would enable the party to manufacture
ril Washing Powder The green Mr. Gehrett Of course
equivalent for his greenbacks and he sought
the aid Of the police to bring the swndler to justice
The following Is copy OF the advertisement which was
specially intended for female consumption
the e ySSr r. npsSsn S.w
The boy who gave his name Raymond O'Neil was
In the of taking out four letters IN answer to the
above when he was nabbed by the officer and taken be-
fore Justice Cornwell Who upon examining the law ap
pcabe the case found that he had power to hold
INN. and young ONeil, If that be his name which is
very doubtful was discharged from custody The fol
lowing Is copy Of ono Of these letters, written by
widow of thirty enclosing the necessary stamps
RocHHsTER July a 1860
send me he phooasph Of my future husband as am
ons TO know who the oTunae man % &C. re tne
turn mall lock of hair age thry-eght sick bed
eyes aain Drown 4r HIae aecf 0e' 'e
We aho 40 signed hu thu writer who gives her fun
and address, which We omit to publish out OF re-
spect to the feelings Oh ane nia'ua!eo woman fanny
ana reaassvcs
A SEWING MACHINE AGENT ca ARGED WITH PERJURY.
a ;,,.- co.e n, .,,eoed rernrv has been undergoing
..~ ~ 49, ,.ss. 80 d.vs h.,oro Iu.,;co co,r'
exanina00n lor the past Two DAYS peore Susce Sorn
well in the Police Court of this city. The facts
t-oav th.oe.-Mr + q rcn,ge the accused keens a
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large estabishment IN fnstoo street tnis Guy of Inc
hiring and sale Of Wheeler Wilson'S sewing machines
machine was hired TO- young lady in April last for
Ave dollars FER month who gave recent for the same
SHINING the name Of Martha Stephenson and directing
the machine to be sent to 96 York street. which was ac
cordingiy oone When another months rent became due
the collector for Craige sd for the money, but was
no sncn person hso ever veo mere Inc
maen;9e WIS % nrchss" tom "o
named Martha Skiinc and on complaint Of MRS Hanks,
who charged Miss Silng with obtaining money by false
IN a.ax WIZ MACY ou Mcndav ss, ~
the Court Of Sessions MrCraae being one Of the wit
for the prosecution In the course Of the trial
Miss SHILLING proved by competent witnesses that she
purchased the machine from lady named Moore VINO
had gone to California The jury promptly acquitted
hiss Skitng and fnmediasey aiter ieaVihg tne Sour
she arrested warrant procured by craige charg
ing her with having stoen INC mac<she VI 'no "noav
maze py OIasSe III nsoflhs ~,s ''le Ina, ~ '"
perjury Is based Tho case Will DC summed up To-Day
AN xy-BoUNrY BROKER IN TROUBLE.
=. IA, ~ ,.r,.,nh.,od H., come ,r,a s,nco n man
IL WI" % 'eo'nos"oes'u 's"' 'S'Ao ' ~ ~
named Fay, land two b1others named John and James
Devejin the former United Htases revenue for
49,, r,.., r..s,oS no fo,or., p,ter cbaroad
'"o r''i ""'' WV - -, !,
with &rging kamense 'numoers Of bounty papers, ana
cent 10 Washington for trial They tried and found
guilty and the Develins Sentenced to ten years.
imprsunment 10 tho state Prison Shortly afterwards
whole party arrived in Brooklyn and to this day the
mystery james Geveln, one OF these worthless,
rested yesterday charge Of graz larceny in robbing
a faro bank in Mysle avenrc corner OF Pearl II
aupears Develin went into this gambling establishment
and PLAYED until no lost twenty nse dollars He then
wont out secured the servicesof an officer wbe
surned with him 90 the pce and made the keepers OF
sne bank rnfund the money Whsethc money was being
n,velin nounced upx n nils Of arcenbacks and secured
=. hundred and GiiS dollars with WI ch he decamped
y Va ease win be examined to morrow.
- ,.,rr,, ,,vrp.x p.yr,vs or
RI VT IN ~ILLA ~ $1,000 .. e"