The New York herald., 1866-02-01

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wears spectacIes, round face
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blond hair very smooth dark blond mostache generally
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hoarse In speech
We further enclose the photographs Of HIN, T,soh.
photograph 70 & psooosd sHo hat q HS was
last year. when he did his twelve months SERVICE In
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seize the thieves and the money ana reposs IN
your hsnds entirely the guardianship of interss
relations between the writers and tie rrcpcnts Of the
letter, and not In any manner 70 the defendantl
partnre OF the thieves from Liverpool to New York we
before the American Minister here and %.
fore the Minister for Foreign Anairs-by the next mail
90 that you may be enabled 70 proceed at once in the
meantime.
We are particularly anxious for the sci ure Noelte
and Hill and for the recovery Of our money and there
fore beg you to adopt immediate and energetic
We further enclose letter from Professor Tellkamp
Your exact address received through the kindness Of
your brother in-iaw, Colonel zimmerman.
We cannot sufficiently recommend the protection Of
ud 70 cuy
At all events we beg you to accept best thanks in
sayancs and recommend Ourselves with the most per-
BERLIN, Jan. 4, 1865
We have this day written 10 Messrs L. Won Hoffman,
On have evidence you that mi
has sold the Objects abstracted from by
Noelte. The scamps have nothing with them
except money and probably six per cent 1882 American
loans Ischmeyer also has passport ticket undor the
name Of Laum.
Mr. Kapp swears the above Is, with the single excep-
ton Indicated, rul true and correct translation OF the
letter the affidavit received by him from Meyer Co,
and that the lctter enclosed the photograph and the
letter from Professor Tellkampf herewith exhibited aud
that the following also translation Of letter
from Professor Telikampf:-
Much HosonKD Mr. CouNssrIoR-I take the liberty Of
informing you herewith that have recommended you
to Mr.. Banker Meyer, of this place, who desires
to lay important matter into your hands:
Mr.. Banker Meyer Is Of wealth and
Of about sixty thousand dollars, and has fed with the
money TO New York. Mr.. Banker Felix Meyer applies
70 You 70 invoke your assistance 50 that you may take
ery The purpose Of my oter Is only TO request to
be kind TO attend TO this matter in the interest Of
Your brotber.inaw, Colonel Zimmerman, has had the
goodness TO give us your address.
II my brother, Herman Telkampf, OF New York, as a
member Of the Board OF Commerce. be able to assist
in this matter, beg you TO inform him Of the fact.
With the greatest esteem recommend myself to you
Dr. J. L. TEILKAMPF, Professor
AFFIDAVIT or Mr.. FREDERICK KAPP.
Mr. Frederick Kapp made an affidavit on the receipt
Of the above etter OF which the following is the sub
Frs-That he of the attorneys retained for the
plaintihs
enmd-That the paintis are and for at least twelve
years past Rave been doing large business bankers at
the city of Berlin in the Kingdom Of Prussia in partner
ship under the firm name OF Meyer Co
Thrd-That the defendants are justly and truly in
debed to Meyer Co in 500 for moneys received by
the defendants for the Of Meyer Co.
FutA-Meyer 4 Co. had in their employ on or about
the 23d OF December 1885, and for about twelve years
previously continually, The defendant Charles Noslte
employ In the nduciary capacity Of cashier
Ffh-From about the lst or July, 1885, to sbout the
23d of December 1895 the defendants were engaged In
business not stock, money and exchange brokers' at
Berlin In partnership and under the firm nsme Of Hin
sis1-As ouch cashior the defsndans Noelts had the
mauagemrnt Of the books Of the plaintis and had
cess TO the bonds bills, certificates notes. and
other valuable things belonging to the plant and de-
posted with thcm and was entrusted with the adjust
ment OF the accounts OF the plsipt with the Beriner
;nsimas" With II ,be SesnSans H snd the dsresSsr
Mary Kippenstcin was and Is the Acknowledged mis-
esx Of the defeudant Noete and the defendant Emma
Mary Botze was and Is the acknowledged mistress Of the
defendant HILL
SsvsnA-At various times between the LIST Of July,
ls0S, and the 23d Of Dscsmber, 1885, the def,ndanl
Noslts while acting in such Hduciary capacity by max
Ing numerous false entries in the books Of the pIant
By ab.ractng effects and Of value and
by making fpse entries IN tho account Of the planti
with the said Berner Cassenveren and with the aid and
assistance or tho other defsndans rendered with She
took ssG sssesd % shs moneys ana Of sSs p.
s and smbezxled and frenaulenty converted the
70 bis use and the use Of the eher dsfendsns and the
defendants Hin and TschmeyeF nstgatcd him TO do 20,
and recsIvod such effects from the defendant Noete,
knowing them 70 be 70 embczxIed and such broker
plantiHA, spd ths effects 10 sundry persons TO this
deponcnt unknown and received large sum Of money
for the same ana With the aid and assistance q the
to their own usc and the use OF the other defendants
and the defendants Mary Kippenstein and Emma Mary
instigated the defendant No lie and tho defendant H
in committing tho said dcprsdations and aided and
sud canvar,na shcr, - o s1s
tho other dcf fcndants.
EighA--The moneys and effects thus taken from
Meyer Go. amounted In tho aggregate 70 eoo,000.
Ninn-Meyer Co. had no knowledge or notice Of any
OF the dopredations before December a. 1895
for o%sm n and waS us 10 10 s J"s sS o. Meyer
Eierenft-0n the evening OF Sunday, the 24th De-
cember 1885, all Of The defendants absconded TO 20
pool where, on the 9Th day Of December 1865 they
all embarked In the steamer Erin for the city or New
TwelrA-0n January a. 1899, the steamer, with all
the defendants on board arrived In the bag OF New
York, and they all admitted their identity, and werc
found IN posscsson Of large auount Of money and ad
mtted that Noete had been in the employ OF Meyer
AGO.
Thirfeen-None Of the plaintiffs reside in the State Of
New York. but they all reside in B,rin.
f5areenh-Meyer Co had no notice knowledge
Of The departure Of the defendants from Liverpool be-
fore January 4, 1899.
AN ARGUMESr YESTERDAY.
Yesterday the matter came up beiore Judge Brady
motoa TO set aside the summons and order OF arrest
tho ground Of irreguarity. Messrs. Brown Wander
pool and j. Dttenhoer appeared for the accused par
ties; Mr. Gocpp, for the Prussan bankers and Mr. H.
Inpanah by direction Of baron Won Grabow, Prussian
Consul Gcnerai, for the Prssslan government
Mr. vanderpoel argued the case for the defendnnta
Hs contcndcd that the should be asdc for
the hrs that n not entitled In any conrt in
this State; second that IL for money demand ON
contract and stated that q copy Of the complaint
served with Il, whereas such complaint served
did the state that the complaint was filed
with the clerk Of county The arrest Of the
parties, he asserted was altogether irregular and mpro
per The only evidence against them q letter written
by Prussan banker and the rst time he had ever
heard Of persons being arrested such evidence II
would be STRANGE indeed " parties could be deprived OF
BY person residing In foreign country and beyond the
jurisdction of tho court His associate Mr. Dttcnhoer
had remarked truly, that such proceeding worss
than Secretary Stewards OF ncarccratng BY the
tnke Of hts little bell The only matter charged against