The New York herald., 1872-11-23

AH O1lUV1s
said sum; and said misapplicaton and aprropna.
troll Of Jay Gould as member q the rm and as an OIL
s oa iSd ae ss
mentioned and for which further sum this action is in
N;aiA-rhst in order to secure his own reelection
Of s aoS on c
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the
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i sa and for which further sum
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the s rate ssn or s es
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payable to he ne an sum
Violation q his duty ocsr o the company fraudulent
the COMPANY apa wss sS 'as By say Jay
Sq Gh sna ns aasS entitled to this further sum
this is.actiS action b x in part brought.
pany and that the ACCOUNTS rendered caused to be
a true state Of the various accounts and matters
aa a hG nor ss sy
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@ that g ad r6
the same nj s Jay Gould has had Until within sT
S% Its committees r directors and officers and ST tosh &
~ y,s that ne books #
months mo & hereinafter referred 70 were kent under
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sSss SSnpaRs Rspt reason e Sfese
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that % some Tie BOOKS @ q oft the
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j. entitled @ 70 credit ana il thus determining n the total
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S cSarss S ;n % al credits and
sssPssiys items ySlsS INTEREST
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WILLIAM A. DuarHY, Notary Public, New York county.
WHAT MR.. HENRY N. SMITH swEARs.
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81 sna as'
fS tSt the facts stated touching
the firm Of smith, Gould, Martin Company
the IN @sssF
says s II hs e. books ana Of the said firm were
d n tho that adat hs results Of Of fasr ns said %ssas as
Ssoss s o he Mss the @ the
h'
accounts referred to in the adavt OF said Peter IT, Wat
son were made by the direction of said Gogld s,,,r
Sworn before this I'D day of November ls72-W. A.
Upon these papers
AN APPLICATION
was yesterday made to Judge E. L. Fancher, Of the
Supreme Court, for an order OF arrest against Jay
Gould. This was at once granted and was placed
in the hands of Deputy Sheriff John Mclaughlin, at
little after two O'Clock. Mr. Mclaughlin sue.
ceeded in executing it at "a Broad street at ten
m inutes before three, and the prisoner, without
delay, came along to the ofIlce OF the Sheriff, feel
luz pfooaoy' src,,r,
as he noticed that In the order of arrest in spite OF
the enormous sum stated in the aildavit to have
been 1rauduenty embeZzled-nearly ten mil
lions-only trifing bagatelle of one million Of dol
lars bail was specified. Who were with Gould at
the time OF his arrest, the Deputy Sheriff seemed
very reluctant to disclose; but it was stated in
other quarters that the
BLACK BEARDED Ex-cHIEFrArN
or Erie was at the very moment of his capture en-.
gagged in consultation with his principal partners
IN his operations in Northwestern. At any rate he
Horace +. Clark and Augustus Schel, who are re-
ported to have just at present the
most intimate financial relations with
him. He did not seem specially
agltated or excited, and the entire business OF his
arrest was transacted within a few minutes, and
passed Off as If 1t were one OF the most common
place and ordinary incidents OF routine official
duty. Fifty times as much fuss Is made daily
over five dollar fine, with the dreadful alterna-
tive OF 1.-THE Island" in every police court in the
CITY, After Mr.. Gould had been
FORMALLY SURRENDERED
to the Sheriff, Mr.. Horace f. Clark and Mr.. Au-
gustus Schell at once av0wed their readiness to
furnish the required ball. and qualified in half
million each, thus covering the specified million.
Then, long before the wouder-stricken clerks
and visitors at the Sheriffs office had recovered
from the first raptures of ast0nishment, the three
gentlemen who were the most conspicuous and
certainly the most interested elements in the
scene quietly wended their way into the outside
world again, and, entering o carriage,
DROVE BACK
to Wall street, arriving there before the startling
news OF GOuld's arrest had begun to be generally
circulated In all they could not have been absent
from the field OF financial battle for much more
than half an hour, and their return was first gen.
orally known to the brokers by the startling ad-
vance in Northwest, which at once betrayed
symptoms Of some extraordinary event having
transpired.