, 1869-08-07
ENGLISH FORGER ARRESTED
StxtT-fAvc Thousand Dollars kolut
on His rcrnon-lEu IL slntereeptc4 liz
dhe Csc pf the AtluufIc Cnbss-lu.
fcFcsttuR Details OF the CrimIt,nIs.

| From the Stp FORK Tin.e. 4iu1ust 1,
| On the elAt nav Of july rnLIe telrg-a.., Al,
dressed 10 Superintendent Kennedy, Wis rt:,, ~,
abeehcu of Mr. Kennedy, It was ortntI L., IN! n.
spector Dilts, ~ acting superintendent. ! ,",
found to 10 from, Inspector l.a,ay. d ~, ""
sIs. s,,fi GsS;'ss 5ss l1s ,,; sIsas;, w"
forxtsy by which io had fen,tieti pevr1ai ,hS
poanais. IIarwoo4l wa4 ut..rsIhe.1 m !, .pv. ~,
mgr, i've feet eight pr nine Inches high. Fpi i,rE
ward: AMI II was n,so slated Tint hr wis d, y
| panied ~ John Hatcher A!ii ha w.ir, VII. Is, y.
lmrlscnla!!y hr.crttes,, A'ti shas tla TAR. ~
| tails Of the csDHl" whrh hat trCn r1tllfi;,, !,
unlr aste,!, n ailtlnn, that Il tlae tar't -, a.
tat HALEY. al agsu t, nnsiff MT, M,.5rr, u, 81,
HAil ktrpHf. TN H1NLl hr rGIntl.t!h!ratr,i N I
sirn.ra. Fatnt', t'aflihg Wail. nmi that H.,..;
y Ilv woaI'l W pail tos I'll" approximations -
ln!Mc'i'atrI7 ny receiving lha ,n,rsrasn inel...
Tho tAfsrs nin Their Arrival. ilIt ~ tir d.. a.,
dill nu sta'a hy "4al ateatsr thrY lmI sal.,,l j.,
W. " in'r"1 70 tsy. !" s"an nAleni. npan ''.,.
kHrsk. os ttn.toil. sui s,r-Fulrft,t in.,.',ut
lrstnH ann ltsIty. III tho trnttiL ttl.4 tn ,ln-v
sane, 10 s:ath y! M Min'oaa sr.ar!s. VAras on a..
i %si:h a' srs%a :s ~ r. na.%ss A.S' ss!H !,.1. =:
Lserpuo on thu eal ot July. csma 10 uir ,I,.:..,
t!nr. ahn was immediately laazlr4, by tic ,i
acefa, hhi tho Atuu eyes " Irving MON n.u..r:
\ AMle41 hy Mr. Lewis klrk. Deputy Snrrr,ur. th,.
thrce ptsso1s who appcareti on the ships register
~ Charles lookson ansl wife, ami El~ari t,."A-
son. were quietly arrested, aud, when Ihs yr,.r,
.,,uehed her pier, wers couse5e4 .nfor. Insi.tluf
pills, a. the Central Police oItlet, Su % Il l.
The person Of Harwoo,l, a!As Cnalnar4, a!,.<
Edward CooEson. was Immediately s.!fthe,f Al.
DC wus founh to be loaded with tile toliuwl. vi.
nah fH1rA {r. h.
s3-frahc pieces; fourteen 10t7anc pieces; sr,ru.
leen gold ofranc Pieces, thtrty.fonr EnEl;-a -ay-
ereigIs, ana notes CT the Bank u EnsIalli l,sr tn;
following amounts: one for f:Au; tWcnts fore ;,5f
Ello eaeh; tWo for coO each one for t.J: twr:l:y
ior alp each; eight for - esch,. ani onr h.,.-
ssa asaS e sSo4: ss:s' sss sas - .5, 9
Werr also found upon the persons OF the uthez
tT1 ,',n prisoners: rs :. ~, = ,ae, I'd sa,y
they weFe not tAItn run them. The money al
ilhEWood vas locked up IN a amall TN lox, ant
then Deposited Ia Tie tnnermost recesses Of Tie
Inspectors safe. and the prisoners werc sent 10
one OF the strong rooms for confinement HATCHER
and wife were evidently persons Of superior SUI
tion Of the LAWS OF EnglanI either hy them ;e!ye,
or HarWool TIE lastet, who was man OF less
DISTINGUISHED Presence, but evidently much older
n,y. ant although reucent a. to The at1atr, a,n,
ted 10 uetectirc Irving that he was aware Of the
Nj. Miller, having heen notaetl, soon a1rty.,, a.
the Central Police Office, but 1t was found tina: he
ha.i no information whatever concerning the
rar1son of notes between him and Inspector pl.hy,
mat le could not have any Instructions i'll 'te
se5s tS a5@s @ lux e. 9n
arrest and SEIZURE Of the money TO Z. II. Arn,.
bald. Esd. the Dr!,ish Consul Meaut,rle,
css With completely ID the ernie, aud aai appa-
rcntly only mentioned them as travelling eul:1-
panlons OF l,arwoo.. as further means OF uleutt-
tying him. Inspector pks order the release o. taa
lady and Ehe Was permitted to repair 10 hotel,
Her husband was detained with uarwood to So.
the cx;tadItion trcaty, within tho terms OF WHICH
the crime Of forgery Ii lueludetl.
After The liberation OF Ms. Hatcher; the state.
Inspector Dliks that She waA enttrrlJ innocent III
she matter but AT the same time they seemetI to
justify the detention q her husband. She State.
TINT her husband and lfarwood are COUSINS, nitti
were stock Spectators In London. For somH lays
prior to their departure from England she notice.,
band made sudden journey 10 France, as he
saia, On business fot By CONAN uaswu~i.
lna 1ln the w 0'svss se,sr1 that sae qn!s sss
scrted Into the French money focnh Oh Lar
wood SIX hours before she found herself on the
'ormcd BY htr husband Of hts Intended Journey.
when he atAteu that liarwooh was going Il
dpF @ G 5 & .a9 q 81 pe! Pe! as o
Hatcher proposed to leave hls wife behind hut
she deHuHeb, he consented 10 her bearing him
chagrinei a the' lask ot attention q nsr
br her husband and his protracted cou-
ferences with Harwood. The wife saw
hat something Was wrong. but not knowing Hhlt
began TO 6uspecI narWot'u as plxlnly the esttans.
Ing cause. Once, indeed, her suspicons wrr..
aroused by nndlng herself ind husband registered
on the vessel as Nj. and Mrs Charles CooEsuu.
and demanding the reason OF this skuiktng under
. false name, was fully satisfied when Hatcher
told her thnt thelr stateroon wns the ony Ic!t
when he engaged passage. and that It having II tc
previously rafen,. and afterwar. refused ty ,ke
Cookson purity, he hal not taken the tru.l!c
TO have 1t changed to Hatcher. Lui,cl
into Qutctude By these f1lse representations, Sic
freely acknowledged! the rude shock she rrcrivcI
yesterday, when her husband aua hts oeusla ar
rived Ii this port ouly to encounter the grasp "
Ihe detectives She says that she Is alone now, 7
atraDger ln Strange land. trendtess, ana cotnrar-
1tlyefy penniless, md thought that her husl,aEi
know Ing what he mnst have known, should haze
Insisted on her remaining II England.
Ep to . late hour Inst night Hatcher and iIAr-
= ood had maintained m obstinute SILENCE ns to
the cAuse OF thcIr unrest, aud the defective kai
been Unable to gain any "details of the crime .o
c Explicitly but briefly stated Ia the telegram OF ln-
epector Bailey.