The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-26

for the payment of s3s board bill Afterwards Miss
julia obtaining the money, satisfied tho demand OF Mrs
Nay and took receipt in full. On examining her
trunk subsequently, julia found that IL had been
opened, and jewelry. clothing. pawn tickets, &c.,
May on being questioned regarding the matter admitted
that she bad taken the property security for the pay
ment Of shsysizs board bill Of s7o As JUL. was no.
responsible for debts contracted by her unfortunate
sdMEer spe consulted the magistrate a. TO the proper
steps 70 take 70 recover her property unyarantaby
seized BY Mrs May The latter Was accordingly sum,
moned before Justice Hogan and through her counsel
confessed TO having the complanants property which
she held for debt and refused to make restitution.
Nav after whIcS So wSs nen ssanas
alarmed as to the result expressed willingness to
restore the property. This being acceded TO by the
in dispute to Miss Bender after which all parties left the
court apparently satisfied with the result
FORGING PRoxxEsoRY NorE-A young man giving
his name IS Charles Baldng, yesterday arrested
by Detective O'connor, OF me First precinct on the
charge OF forging the q Mr. c. O. ChIlds Of the
Philsdephia Ledger newspaper, to promissory note
for $500 drawn in favor OF ID II. Mitchell living in
Titusvie, Pa This note, Is alleged Bading sold to
Messrs Bentley Burton, No. 10 Beaver street and the
Arm learning that the note wSs forged caused the pr
soners arrest Justice Hogan committed the accused TO
the Tombs for examination Until such time Mr. Chds
can come on from Philadelphia and testify in regard TO
the forgery.
IMPORTANT ARREST or AN ALLEGED FoxcsR-Hs In
DrcrxExr BY THE GRAND JURY.-For nearly two months
past Captain Jourdan Of tho Sixth precinct and detec-
ves Elder and McCord Of headquarters and detective
Dunn of the Sixth precinct have been in search of Felix
Fortune Deacroix alleged 10 have been concerned with
Charles Dumouriez (now In the Tombsj and others in
swindling the National Park Bank Stuyvesant National
Bank and other banking institutions ofarge
Of money. Boston, Philadelphia, and other large
cities which IT was thought probable Delacrox
would pass through, visited by Captain
Jourdan and tho detectives, but Of him could
be found Recently. however, the officers learned that
DoiRCrOY n I'm no Trala nj ,a
piped" the house where he and his wife resided The
officers waited ana watched day and night for several
days but still Delacrox remained closely concealed in
tured out and arrested by the officers who had bee
20 long lying in wait for him, a bench warrant,
having been indicted for forging checks the Suyve
SAINT bank Of this city TO the amount Of sl0500 Della
ragped before Justice Downing, who
mitted him 10 the Tombs. Tho prisoner
Is thrtyseven years OF age, a native Of Belgium and
banker Brussels and, failing for million offrancs
fed TO this city. After bis arrival in New York he
arrested and lodged IN Ludlow Street Prison. subsequent
which the Belgium government made q determined but
unsuccessful effort to procure his return fugitive
from justice.
TIE EXCISE LAw.-Joha Doyle, OF the Fifteenth pre-
cinct, arrested Leopold Haas Of No. 81 West Twelfth
street, on charge Of violating the Excise law. The
officer states that he 'saw the bar the premises in
question through onshalf Of the doorway which was
open, shutters having been put up and the rest OF the
openings Of the bar being closed. The hour at which
this occurrence is said to have taken place six
utes past twelve o'clock" William Schulein. or No 100
avenue, also arrested for alleged violation of the
Excise law. The accused were severay required by
Justice Ledwh to give bail for their future appearance
In court to answer the charges preferred against them