The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-26
FORGERY AND ENLIGHTENMENT.
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Hunt After an Alleged FOrger Of Bonded
Warehouse Certificates.
His Arrest At Rochester by . New
York Detective.
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THE FRAUDS UPON THE IRVING BANK.
Confession Of tho Embezzler Recovery Of Forty
Thousand Dollars. N
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THE FRAUDS UPON THE IRVING BANK.

SVuicsSiOn Vi tu0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OI rOIty
Thousand Dollars.
10. -. 4, ~ ol
The Fergeries ON Bonded Warehesses In
T wall street. Nft NAhrifstr
There arrested in Rochester on Wednesday lass.
by detective Timothy Golden, from this city. man
who gave his. name John q Beck but whose real
stated bc T. x. Howe He has, Il IL believed,
,passed under half dozen aliases This individual s
sharged with haying been concerned In the fogeres Of
onded warehouse certificates BY which mon
IN Wall street have been swindlcd out Of $500 600 In
ths transaction several persons implicated and Is
supposed by those who know the details Of the case that
Howe used agent by others for the accomplish
Of their plans and In order screen him from
arrest they have been moving him from rae TO place In
the country. The efforts to capture him have cost
large of money. One OF the parties charged with
the forgercs was found In iuna,ic asylum In France
and brought back TO Now York He had sp-nt $780, 900
OF tho $3.50 600 which he took TO Europe with him.
The Of Howe in Rochester appears have been
effected in this r:-Police officer Mclean was
thorzed by Chief Sherman to render assistance TO
Golden in looking ont for the person he wanted II had
been ascertained that Howe living In tho Twelfth
ward with his family. Mclean, who was dressed
onorm went to the Of Howe's house while detec-
arrested him While being taken 70 the police Office
Howe met Golden who called him by his This
sconccr;cd the prisoner very much. Golden informed
hin. :ha Il. officer from New York, and that he
tn st take him there 70 answer the charge OF having
been onoered with others tie forgcrics above alluded
Co. Howe was brought to tins city by Golden on tie 4;50
The prisoner known in Rochester Under the
OF Beck He regarded there OF ino.nasivc,
n sS lived H ss%sS always t. o. T o
bad been engaged pilot In the harbor OF New York,
from which he had only ve.y recently returned 70
Rochester. .a-sssf tf-e
The Irving Bank Embexzlemcnt
The following the particulars respecting the en-
bczzcmcnt OF 100000 from the Irving Bank situated at
che OF Gre nwich and Warren srcets. Ramors
respecting this affair had been In circulation through
town during the past two or three days For some
time past ono Of the bookkecpcrs yO1ng man who is
respectfully and IL is said highly connected, had ut
tracied the attention Of the President and officers OF tho
bank by his habits About the 9th OF Apl
tho President discovered that tho bookkecpcr
what irregular the discharge Of his duty, contrary TO
the good character he lad before borne for punc.ua
nd attention. Al nrrt tho President under the i'm
preston that this departure from duty the rart Of his
subordinate resulted principally from indulgence In
liquor. The young had previously loft nccount
Of Sickness but suspicious Of dishonesty enter
tanod regarding him until Tuesday last when, the book
keeper being absent, ng 70 Illness another Who vas
put In his place. discovered deficiency Of <6oo 600 n
accounts Of bis predecessor just before this discoy
cry was the President Of the bank called at the
Office of superintendent Warren, OF the Fire
insurance and Mercantile Detective Agency, No
es Broadway, stated the shole Of the cream
stances and consulted with him ~ to what could be
done in the maltse Mr. Warren placed tho business in
sho hands Of two detectives Haynes and Foley who OBJ
tanned evidence to show that there was something decid
cdy wrong In the conduct Of the young man, who was
srrcsed. He confessed thai for years lac bad
been In Collision with All outside party In systematic
fraud, by which he enabled TO give HIM credits Tor
amounts depos tod and record his checks thou.
charging them. or tho sum Thus taken ton thousand
dollars money and the balance in diamonds and other
properly have been recovered from the bookkccpc and
Il Is bel the remainder DO had from toe outside
party who IL also custody. The bank accounts were
thoroughly nvcs tgacd The nrs deficiency di,covcrcd
Ssca SIs % of IS 600 was asceraned TIC smSezzc
ments effected by making forced balances. Tie
officers OF the bank, In consideration Of the connccns
OF the parts concerned, desired the suppression ~
names II bank, It. 10 believed, viii lose nothing and
TO the activity q the Pros dent O. The esao,sm may
be butcd this fortunate result The bookkeepcr has
o''n ~ s@s.s z IL = 49, szs
How Divorce Cases Are Enginceree-An
Attorney Rebukcd.
SUPREME COURT.
Before Judge Barnard
Kar Nh On rs james T. iYiLcs This came
I'D We ,crcay for argument motion to set aside the
decree of divorce which alleged TO have been OBJ
tanned by fraud and COLLISION the part Of the attorney
who apI cared for the plaintiff II was argued that by
false presentations he had obtained from Mrs. Wilson,
otherwise Miss Kate Bustecd, authority to commence
proceedings. When shc discovered the nature OF u
sho revoked the authority and forbade him TO act under
H. In the meantime having discovered James T. Wilson,
whom she had married. TO be n married man, having
wits residing al Bristol England Notwithstanding the
revocation appears that the attorney proceeded with
che action, Obtained On order Of rfercnce Supplied ,ne
evidence OF Of adultery on the part OF the
and obtained a decrce OF divorce In fayur OF tue
lady, all which she ignorant OF until she saw
tbese roccedins were instituted the name OF he
father W. H. Bustced, Ms guardian.
After argument Judge Barnard directed an order 70
ceedings under it and also that the counsel Tor hi
Busted should bring the matter Of the misccndnc
of the attorney before the next general term Jun,
and have name Of the lawyer stricken from the rc
Mr. lanes ON. of the counsel for the plaintiff
fa he did not desire be understood that he mad
any motion 10 strike this name from the roll
Judge Barnard rad II vas on his own motion. bu
directed that NJ Edwin Jam g nrm as councillors
the supreme Court should bring before the q nefa
Term whersupon the Judge made the following order =
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an:ors q this Court present. 70 The Dsai Gsisrs Tr
this cpqr .s .%'. 2. s so sssaa Of % GsS
cna capacity and serve upon him such sa'sIs,
ssa esa cal Term gn a or or ess Why he shan moi
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"a any q &c Court. q ~. s's,s n.,, oo,
oppEa srrTine Aside pEcRrn DivoRcE-
the ans r he fi r
re1eres DIED herein ns,sn herein b -. ssd
20 the same eondiiion hey held prior % the sr.nis
''''a '0e GE6sug O. BARNARD, Justice supreme Court
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