New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-15
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-SEPr. IA
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THE ExrRADITIoY TREATY WIN sTEDBl


soeuor and claimed that tie Consus certificate
elusive as whether many had been committed or not on
buard tie ship Tho COAmsiOuef sustained ms view Su
committed tie accused 10 prison un the ship dePars ior he
own country ,.,, A.. r.., ,Ao oorr,o,
f tie pfisOlers which Is understood will be raised and as
upon writ OF LGbea5 corpus reianaoe 10 tue united
Mr Coser for the Swedish Consul Messrs. Edwin james
end DuIpby for the accused. -
THE BEsES cAsE-ALLEGED USE OF TRANSFER PRESS
FOR MAKING COUNTERFEIT PLATES.
L. :. asi SiHu DrecH. :,
The prisoner, a Maid,n-lane printer, was oharBed
witt mi nf pre- oI tse lTsn'r II I, money
NJ a H. Ecyco be sworn tesiihcd-Am IN operator in
the divson know Breeni get hi; pate a.
house Leland Che plate was cSlnterei' for max,
ns p Gcat er.ney stamR os ,a s p cB " i.nd
EosWio Anolaer plate aho%h wacss counterfeit oil
above, and Identified BY PIN Wines denuhed It.es
plates vticA were found 10 tie too house An the lltes
wore used far courtereitigs purposes C5lg containing
rc,) Thu bag was iouad IN az Nares nouse anu US con-
tents recently found in OF dTylng
oil the money couate and would DO such US taken from
examined this money carefully and
believe IL Is M counterfct silco the bng taken from Ar
Warc has been locked up IL our Office where no one
Abel Ware testidcd-r live al Rossve Staten Isand in
July by house seaohed Tue plates shown found
many houses they used tor CONTRIBUTING pnrposes the
Identified; the plates oil used for councrfeting pur.
poses, recognize all the money shown ue Cue contents OF
ne carpot.bag) being worked off Rom the counterfeit
Plates which were seized In my houses knew the plates
10 be used and were used for countee1lhg PuIoes
t,Tcr who al the corner OF Houston Crosbys
durne lis, Spriog DO not know who the plates
cot another a used for the purpose Of printing
of the fractional stamps from Charles Woorsge a. Tue Same
or Two plates Woodbridge at different times accepted
plates with the understanding that they were TO DO used
CrosexaminodITl lived at Staten Island for than
year my business hrs general in its natures have also
for couneTieng altogether engaged in counerfe,ing
Tor about lOm9Iths knew The plates taed IN the house
Col W. d. Wood testieI am chief OF the secret service
divisions my business Is to have tao general supervision Oh
matters with tho Of cOunter er aier
Ware arrested found plate lying on press In Wares
room; then He'd Mr. NoweOmbe 10 let person
out o the house, Wa certain that the hau h9
transfer press somewhere WITNESS then described
Amer / got to Breens place Mr. Cutrat produced re-
ceipt for the press 900 had been p1id Tor the
PRESS aud slle went with Breen and Hhlorn TO tho
United States Marshals Office; BreeR said he would talk
IIaoran IVES OF tho way Breen said there woud DO
there would be trouble about the plates advised
say nothing about the matter Tor day or two when other
turned up and Wares house and made she seizures
Of the plates &c. here shown the Court were found in
Breens house, did find transfer press BeeB place.
Crossexamiued by Mr.. o. l. Stewart he testified that he
Deemed mpoTsS to he Government in DETAIL the rest he
remembered eeneray the part he remembered distinctly
was that which he spoke Of the conversation between him
self and Uic the witness told him before that the Govern
going break up the business and all connected
with would bayo troubles he had better tell al! he knew
Redrcc-I could not tr the yaluo Of the safe
Robert Murray United States Marshal testified that
Bren brought to his house on Sunday morning. some Ve
| or weeks ago.
Mr. objected any evidence Of the conversation
which given under threats aud promises on the part OF tho
Government officers.
The Commissioner ruled that Mr. Murrnys testimony
merely confrmaoy Of Mr. Woods testimony might DO adj
mttcd.
Mr. Murray then confirmed the account Of Mr. Wood He
saw Mr. Breon bis honse told him that II serious
matter That offered tell all If they would let him
60 That they declined but advised bin 10 tell the whole
matter That prisoner then said that he had bought the
press from Dutch Charley condition that he should be
permitted to H. That Dutch Charley had used four
times-once In his prcsence-fOr the making Of ftycent
plate That time he had demonstrated with him shat
Il was dangerous but still had permitted him 20 IT, That
subsequently prisoner had proposed to let the Marshal put
two officers his house to catch oOunerers II they would
LEI him 90 homo the present. That after consultation
they had agreed do All this before any warrant
issued
Mr. Newcombe was recalled and testified finding roll or
die for the purpose mpessng plates the premises at the
time OF seizIug the press
The Commissioner then adjourned the to tomorrow at