New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE BANKRUPTs
ABROAD.
ONE OF THEM SENT TO NEwGATE.

ONE OF THEM SENT TO NEWGATE.
I,oNDON. Dec. 18.-The bail to secure the
release OF Robert Bowes not having been furnished he
has been sent to Newgae Prison to await trial on the
charges against him.
THE CHARGE AGAINST ROBERT BowLEs-
FURTHER EVIDENCE IN THE LONDON COURT.
Mr. Robert Bowles was brought before the
lord MAYOR OF London for the third time, on Dec A.
Mr. Andrew Broom, managing clerk to Messrs Tur-
ouand Young & Co., accountants said he had been en-
gagged in the investigation OF the books OF hessrs
Bowes ana from them he found that all the drawings
OF the partners appeared in what were called the salary
and entertainment accounts. The latter account was
drawn upon by each partner dealing with the
London branch. From the LIST OF January 70 tne yt VI
November last the entertainment account amounted
partners drawings. to a2,TS6 It's. I'D.
Those were irrespective OF Charles BOwes's trust
ard sYsnense accounts The letters OF the firm
were mostly signed by Mr. keith ana MI suivan the
inatIres of the defendant and his brother Charles
Those addressed 10 the Union Bank were wrtten emery
by Mr. Keith and Mr.. sullivan. witness last saw keith
on saturday afternoon but he understood ne was now
in Paris The suspense ana trust accounts o. Sni
Bowles showed liability OF 4ilOO ana the 9MefenVo
between that amount and the total estimated haDny
Of London house $4,000 stood Tor the most PAr'
The BostOng branch appeared TO owe zSss ana tne
Paris branch Salt making together H s london o1t
the NewYOrk house there was oWIhg Dy ti5 .d
house aIl5s7 the difference being S rs Wnien Iothee
,eDs among the deficiencies: Loss trading. 60 6S2
liabilities on bills payable for winch DO conlueTaon
4r1e0
~ 6s I'm ali gl3636 which, added TO the other sum OF
s51 SS made a4os74 The firm received moneys on de-
Enrope At the time OF the stoppage letters Of credit
representing $4,000 actually paid ia cash Or DS W 'o
Other etteTs also unpaid were granted to the extent
OF 100000 personal credit and reputation OF he
Grantees in which money had been deposited Win the
6rm aud consequently there was no liability upon tnein
II any OF those letters had oeen palp;
ens who had paid them, but they would nave heIu Ine
grantees d a %a the Union Bank
OF LOodOn against which advances hao Oeen nAo0 W
Tse Total value OF such securities sl4,lI6 The
lst included the 200 debentnres OF the LON
RAILWAY Company, worth 222oO, belonging 70 messrs;
DAeo1t AGAINST which there Was debit balance OF
Rl79 and some Turkish stock worth $SSce peiohsnk
"a ia bsd heen ADVANCED lie also produced state
Inent OF customers securities, similarly uepVsitou:;
against which advances had been mSoe 'ne '"i"' "a
In that lat General Gardiner appeared as
inc rm had held for safe custody Mrs MARIA Gates as
depOsitOr OF securities worth 2y5 IS Ga MT rsTiGk
Ne OF various securities OF the value OF S2oH M :,
T. Gilman OF bonds worth ESQ S. Sd and MT ~ SoS
bare OF United States bonds "a
OF credit the amount Of a6S Mr. Goubaren OF 1iV anu
An these securities were now in the hands OF the
Union Bank The securities deposited there ~ ~ The
by sse OF % He produced likewise the checks
nrIp mostly signed by Keith, and some ie"
by ss tSe is aud the 10th Of September last chat
belng the time when hessrs. DAgiouts bonds were
Dfice OF between e2OOO and 1900 II appeared from
The books OOO Virginia bonds belonging 20 Com
General Gardiner were pledged ON the nth OF
Liz i'm aud the remaining 10000 In May last. The
Ieers 20 the managers OF the Union Bank lneloslng the
hands and applying for an advance, were signed by
Cbafes BOwles and Sullivan. , ,,--,
aid man in July 1871 be depOsited with Messrs BOwle'
Ia TtirIdsh per oont bonds OF the value OF ASsoe
% sghfc he received advance OF $780, or. ad
So interest 987I4 They accounted " hlm from uhs
10 7ne for the coupons. The witness then res.a ans
s.rms az written agreement with reference 70 inc puI
Sasss OF sOuo property IN tue United etat0S between