New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

.pprsT OF JAMES II. INGERSJLL'
S-,.o n,,Y To ANSWER THE CHARGE OF
EoRGERY IN THE THIRD Degree, MD -
REARRESTED ON THE ATToRNEh-0LNE"AN'
SUIT. -,
James II. Ingersoll, the Ring chairmaKer'
Who ct the time Of the arrest OF Tweeh auu Non" a.
sisappeared, Was arrested on wednesday eNc""s ~
sxtave near FOurteeuth-st, by Detective La ue on
,e,.h warrant issued by DistrctAtorney Garvn upon
so indictments for forgery in the thrd degree iouu
AGAINST him by the Grand Jury. He was eonncu IN "o
Fourteenth Precinct statlonhouse ali night ana was
taken TO the DistrictAttorney's oihce yesterday ~
IN. After the opening of the Court Of General sesss
.s.,stan, District Attorney Sullivan and Wheeler H.
r.ehham appeared in behalf Of the people soon aier
1srd lanes H. Iugorson entered the Courtroom Ia
charge Of an officer, accompanied by his counsel
Mr. sunvan--Your Honor. James H. inferson mas
heen arrested on two indictments found by the "r"u
Jury charging him with forgery the thro ueeree ne
IA here and move that he be arraigned.
The prisoner, through his counsel pleaded not
guilty"
Mr. Sullivan said It right to have 1t understood
that counsel for prisoner requested to have perms
son after examining the papers to alter the pea I'D soe
other way II il seemed desirable.
Judge Bedford-He can withdraw his plea Of not
guilty.
Counsel for the prisoner-l move that he be aamttco
10 bail on these indictments. The Sheriff in court with
nn order for the Of Mr. IngeIso in civil suit in
which the bail IS nAOU at S0OJVUJ, WHICH ecSHou
secure the continuance of Mr. Ingerso in the county
suceest that the bail be fixed at 5000 III each indet-
Acnt
NJ Peckham said it the desire of the parties
prosecuting that only such should be taken as
would secure the appearance OF the defendant for trial
He did not think it a in which ball
should be taken at all. Alluson had boen made
20 the bail fixed by the oyer and Termlnef
H. the ciNil action. That writ has been out since
October and there been successful evasion OF u
ny the defendant Mr. Peckhan also reierred 20
welIknown In which very heavy bail did not pre-
vent Uie party from going away. III is not an oonaif
oaseof forgery, but one in which Is lhNONeu e seiS
OF innocence Of the defendant in long series OF aotos
and indictments can be found II he is guilty IN tnis
raSe IN numerous successive Now, tne pan IN q
forgery OF the ordinary character Is S9O Out ts
is wealthy mau, and the crime Is OF such ha, ue W as Is
10 make II inducement for him 10 escape ii ne Is
guilty. that the bail be liked at not less thah
Judge Bediord-The accused as II appears IS imme-
diatey placed In the hands OF shern Brennan TOT
civil action pending against him IN which bail Is nEed
at S60O0O think that is sufficient guarantee 1Cr ms
Attendance have stated, 5000 is the usual Dall
IN forgery cases and shall not vary IN this case more
than in others ana shan nA the Dall al $oVV Al eOH
John D. welch Of No. 81 Hester-st. was accepted as
bail and the required bonds OF $1,000 Mf lhset
soil was then discharged from custody, but was lmned
atey Iearrested Oy Order OF Arrest sher udsoh jarvis
This arrest made order issued IN the elvll ac
tion heretofore brought by the Attorney-6sen1eIai
j.. Connolly, Andrew j. Garvey, aud james
II IngcrsCn. the ball required In tnie
sust $4,000, which was rendered by ingerSoL
father, LOrn lugeTsOil and William W. watson. MI
Jarvis examined the surctes under oatn as 10 tHe re-
sponabihty At late hour, Yesterday tine suretes mao
qualified S5OOO00 but as they are required 10 III
Jcsponsbity Of releasing Mr. Ingersoh except under
tlC direction Of Sheriff Brennan.