New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-17
Nr>v YORK DAnY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY H. 1866

.a hin, rsv 20 whom had offered Them said they were
counterfeit he said he did no. know that then went
Franker returned my money and took The stamps tooA
back all got bat one sheet which sePt myse, ,s
marked it this hee; retained it is marked by me-
:" Shall be- counterfeit . , r
back the stamps Frsnker made II n my room mere
stamps or 10000 cigars in the ot goi se
s,smn for $50 which retained and which here
whether made this mark before or after returned me ones
20 Eenter have had other stamps of that kind since re-
turned these kept this sheet in book in bureau
have not thea since bought them six or sevs weeS.
ago and them four or hive days siter ad no otuei
cigar stamps; Mr. Harvey the detective, came 10 me at
nj hi and wanted Of these stamps and gave II 70 mn
az when they took Il on. told Mr.. Harvey, thin
Yesterday morning, tina. had note in my pocAetbook
marked. .,., 4. .xx..,;,,
the defendant Fraker arrested him az No 3l Maiden lane
the defendants business there appeared 70 De packing
we had no there with him but had way ~
Mr. Harveys Office told him the Cause OF ms arrest
selling counterfeit stamps; did not deny sens the stamps
heard him say he got stamps from Mr. Fuchs this was al
dressed believe. to the other officer. .,
Isaac Hiney sworrs revenue Inspector my ousine.s
is no, necessarily confined TO cigar stamps stamps shown"
ness these stamps are counterfeit ,..,.
Crosexaminedi know they are counterfeit py conPtns
them with the genuine. Witness then went INTO detah o.
the description between the genuine and coun'es az r.
sl",son Of these stamp. hey are transcripts The
mint of the counterfeit Is little ,hter than the gen1ine the
Rss,eet~The sen5ne stamp. ara issued by the Comms
.one of Internal Revenue 20 iaspecofs these stamp. e
By tie Commissioned think ! could tell whether the
stamp genuine counterfeit IL the inspectors name was
Detective siowey swOrn tesfed aided in arrest Of the
prisoner and had conversation with INN IN the
prisoner said be had the stamps that when ne GOV
TO arneys office ~ would tel about it, erylns at nrney
office asked him where he got the stamps rom ne said
got them from Fuchs IN he at ne aia 10. nnoT
where they printed be had heard that the DIES were az
destroyed this was ell the conversation had win the prs
i asked the prisoner p the csr'ss wers
the stamps he said from Fuchs be could give all
particulars did not tell him II he would make confession
would be better him but told limit would better TO
make clean breast Of the matter al once was acting under
instructions of Mr. Harvey by order Of Capt Young;
inducemen the prisoner to inike confession en-
poyei force prisoner TO make statement the prs
said bis wife SICK and sooner than to 60 to Washing
ton lie wonld tell anything.
The case was here rested for the prosecution.
Counsel for the defense then moved to discharge the prs
oner on the ground tina, he sold the stamps with guilty
knowledge But he did wish argue the question. He
thought that The prisoner was entitled to an Immediate d'
charge. - a., -
Pending the further consideration Of the the Commits
sioner adjourned all proceedings to Friday next
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs-JAs B.-Before Justice
LgOSARD.
DECISIONS.
Henry w. Potter agt. Bennehof Run Petroleum
Company Mo,iOn to dissolve Injunction granted with so
costs.
LOmbardo agt. Morse; ACker agt. AcSeT.-Or-
ders settled. -
The People agt. McDade.-Writ OF habeas corpus
dscharged and prisoner remanded custody Morgan ct al
agt Morgan et a-Judsni-nt order settled. Middleton ct al
ssans, DunscosbRepor confirmed and judgment ordered
COURT OF COMMON PLEAe-sPgcIAL TYRM--JAS. 10
Before Judge DAILY.
DECISION.
Dart AIT Walker-Motion denied without preju-
dice to defendants right to reserve &c.