The New York herald., 1870-07-23

Whom you LETT New York were you possessed OF
sums OF money amounting 60 flc 600 sterlingt Did
Greenock q name different from your ownY On the
arrival OF the Ottawa from America were you iound
Mr.. Wilson here objected to further nterroga-
tory because the witness had declined TO answer all
sherln Dickson repeled the objection, and the ex-
animation proceeded.
Tne following questions were then put. to which,
M before, the witness declined to answer:-Were
you born In Darmstadt. Germany. and did you live
there till you grew up TO manh00ds Did you assume
since the month OF June the name OF Philip Wal.
ligP Did you at Niagara Falls assume the name OF
john Allany Did you In Toronto In the month OF June
st. Louis Hoiel Immediately before leaving that
city assume the name OF J. Il. SMITH Did You be-
fore leaving New York obtain a bill OF exchange
from August Belmont Il Co., drawn on ROtnschild.
at Frankfort, for sum OF $4,000, payable TO PHILIP
Walligs Before leaving Quebec did you obtain from
con to Philip Walligf Did YOU, before leaving New
York, convert into notes and bills OF exchange all
ARRIVAL In Germany, transrnittsd any bulls OF ex-
change or other property Did you state TO the pc
ceedn here You intended to u 20 to Germany Are
you aware that warrants Tor your apprehension
issued by tho United States courts oeore you LETT the
country Are you aware that warrants were issued
IN Canada for your apprehension while you were
travelling there under false namesa Did you employ
any OF the stewards or the purscr OF the Otawa TO
post letter containing bill OF exchange to Ger
manyf Are you or your firm indebted In liabilities
IN America to the extent OF $l6o,000s IL you were
liberated under the present proceedings Is your In
tention to proceed TO Germany any place abrOadY
Frank A. Seitze was next interroxated by Mr..
Smith. For the Same reasons stated by the proceed
Ing witness, he declined to answer any questions
all OF which were similar 10 those already stated,
with the following exceptlons:Did you, at different
times, assume at Niagara the name Of John Mar
from Baltimore; at Toronto, the name Of William
Lawrence, or New Haven, and d. Field Louisville;
and on board the steamship Ottawa the name OF
George Kent?
The case was afterwards continued. q warrant
being granted for the detention OF the two prs-
Oners.
The Glasgow Natl adds, we understand that after
the proceedings In court had terminated proposals
were made by the brothers Settle for settlement OF
the claims that were made upon them. AT a meeting
which took place in the evening II was arranged that
in payment OF sum OF f13, 900 the debters should
be liberated from custody under the ,sgde warrant.
Accordingly, application was made to the police au-
th0ries TO restore the money VIII ch had been taken
possession OF by them and which had been arrested
at the instance of the American creditors. The p0
lice authorities having no power 10 retain the money
paid 1t over, and Mr.. SpnRarn, on behalf OF the
American creditors, received the sum OF f13 900 and
agreed to discharge the claims OF the creditors, In
so far as regards the balance OF the money carried
or by the Settles from New York. We under
stand that proceedings have been taken for render
ing the brothers Seitze bankrupt In America and
realizing any portion OF their estates which may be
situated there.