New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1867

money taken all OF that money vas good and in green
bscks; no person spoke to me abOut being witness
1' e5 viii aw one that can remember Of what
would testify to- never talked to Deputy Marshal new
eSad comb GS swear .f TO- BrocWsy and Reason made
other counterfeit plates; they, made one on v.dU aDs
old; about 90 years old knew my husband neHyyy
year before married him. have never Been af[e!G" n
threw one OF the plates in tho water closet at the mo
of the descent the other plate was taken by one OF oa
ages party: know Elan named johnson; t MN know w
whether he knew what was beng de1e at Mt vernon % &
scent the descent was made on Wednesday, Thursday
don't know whether Johnson conyersed WltA my hus @
band they together some ten minutes; didnI SEQ
Johnson get fifty cent stamp; he may have got one
Mary Bingham, the sister OF the last wllnesS, anu
Louise Jennrtte, daughter Of Atkinson gave testimony
corroborativc of that of the last witness ..,o,
John ". Bouton, called by the Goyernment testiIed: @
Reside in Paterson, NewJersey; know defendant trst
saw him in September 1864 have seen him several times
since and converscd with him Friday have had con,
first 10 h house in Mercerst didn't find him there and
then went the Jail in Ludlowst; went there TO d1n %
have paid me those fellows had not pounced upon MS
institution and broken 1t up he SAID ne nad had laGe M
at MI Vernon which had been bought by INN ana m nls
wife and he had expected TO make money enough toe
TO pay me; told him he ought TO pay me- as could d4
him some harm II came against him. and ne replied III
ever get out will make you hunk !" told him n he dd
not down would go against him. no sd ne %Tu
him; ko said he would soon be out on bail and would
make right went TO his house afterTaTa 10 See i
around" he promised $3.50 would not swear against
him: but did MT believe him. ana 80 came against hn
as TO the escape a the time OF tho descent he SAID nc got
out OF the window; said he chad things sot so as TO
make plenty OF money II they had MT broken him up the
money he owed Inc was what he had taken from mo ny
highway robbery. - n.,
dencc r. l., New-York, and Poughkeepse; am now
superintendent OF cotton factory OF Mr Coats OF Pate
SON have been in the cotton business 40 years; nave
never mt counterfeiting nor passed counteTtet
money tl In with cOunterieiters In ls Dut got out
il as soon possible; desired by those IN the
Marshal's Office to go TO Jail and see BrookWayi
told Brockway | had talked about the matter
at TIE Marshal's office. and II he did not agree
to pay me money should appear against
him; BrOckway arrested In september, 1864, TOT
a highway robbery my person; knew nothing about
him time: the robbery committed on tne
sd OF September 1864, and shortly aferward made
complaint against him at the Fifteenth Precinct station
House before Captain Cafrey appeared before Justice
Mansfield NJ Essex Market Police Court once In relation
To the charge and never appeared again did not sig.
paper swearing mistaken as to Brockways being
the robber received $3.50 and afterward appeared
against BrOckway having been promised by him ana MS
counsel that the money was robbed OF wouh be re-
stored
This finished this witncsss testimony and the further
hearing OF tho adjourned to this morning at 10
o'clock.