The New York herald., 1876-07-01
wINSLOw, THE BOSTON FORGER.
THE STORY or HIS RELEAsE-HIs PRESENT
FINANCIAL PosrTIoN-HIs DESIRE TO RETURN
TO BosToS-HE HAD NO AccoMrrLcEs
From the Boston Herald

From the Boston Herald
Ofhccrs Dearborn aud Wood. who went over 10 Eng.
land TO bring hack Bostons forScr, have returned
without the modern nnancicr winslow was released
on the morning OF the lotn The came like
blow TO those ~ho waited outsda wIns.ows SON
who was IN attendance, few 10 his mother TO com.
muncatc the news Mrs. wiuslow consequently was
the first TO bear intelligence to her imprisoned I'M.
happy husband winsow. wncn told Of the result II
his Clerkcnwou cell, exhibited no signs whatever
OF any great joy Naturally enough his escape from
a trial and sentence could not but please him, and
il did; but moments glance at his future viii
show to anybody how wrolchedly the outlook lvomed
before him. he sad little while afscr the news was
conveyed to him, II oslcast from home I
have no money and friends IN England; no work,
and here am with my family upon my handsr And
he spoke truly Ter he stepped from hts cell almost
pariah. While waiting the receipt OF the order be
convcrsed wn ms wife and OF the Boston oicers
shortly before three O'Clock the order for his re.
lease was officially communicated 10 hi'n. lie then
touk his clothes, and. alter bidding good by TO the
officers of tb. House of Detention and heartily thsnx
Ing them Tor the Kindness that they had shown him
during hs confinement. he walked oat rec--jusl four
months to day and hour from his nilrncnt
He got upon omnibus ana rode home Craven
street, whtre be has since remained Nc says IN
return 10 Boston. ff there ~ any way by which he
could obtain a noc proscqul
II any such action could be consented 10 ali he
would ask IL to Dc allowed ia Massachusetts, 90 work
out his debts md IN tsmc psy all his cfedaiorS rc
such task he arrrns his willingness snd desire sc
strongly ana earnestly thai cannot larry nep h.
lcvng thst what he says he means. Ne wound w ngly
devote The remaining years OF MS lite to toe tax sos
taxing only much that MA labors IA gbt bspx L,w
the actual support o. hts iainily Hut hs has nd
hope that such an arrangement can be accom-
least for the present Ia Viii be his enac2 vor 10 ar
range ar as possible Tor The papers that nave been
eit IN Boston. ana about wh'eh many rsm.bs have
been current AZ 10 his abissy 20 save his
creditors many dollars rhis bs,eve. scv
wnslow arrms most stroasiy that spsns os
the notes which were rfrsensea alter his
were not actually delivered nio MS hsnas amer Their
debts mad been discharged ,onscqaenti, M ,o~x~
claims are ncsGdec IN the general snminln~ un vne.
The assets are divided real creditors large p~s
be no question and suspicion points sss stoarly "a
certain well knosn citizen the parry vino n -
sponsbc Tor their ireseDaion osEt cl~ s sse Al
Others
No accoxrtfcEs
Another reort that nss Occasionally dffiea sbout of
accompifrcs ~, Minsi0x says scHtirclv fa. .a.,.,
woman or chl'd Was 10 any ~@y mfsed ~ snh nv
iortcr,c-. am alone Responsible Tor al nv n..s..
trsnsactions' v greet deal has nlso h,en .s.a 80.
ccrnng what others had done AIDING htm. I'D ,n,.
"nslow ever has an eppvrta.ity oi tellins oa rss
witness stand what hs knows there w,u A..
some disagrceztic disclosures. H. el.n.s n 81,
then bc proved that three II not more hsnk. a.s.g
business IN the cty vi Boston charged I'm. avs .er
s.a' yer monin-.asy pei cent yer ysAf' Ihes sxsn.
bear upon him TO max. him lurnisA money A. cth-r.
who declared that rclusal woad not enlx .,..r.s.
financial rum, nut would scsual death from sp,
eide. was IN many Instances tnan ne ia ,.~~.~
to bear lie was urged 10 his acs,r.cstsa ~ ,n~
nnrmities III Others Moro Than once ~htl~ rss,a,n~
10 Auburnsae, he says Den have come = a.
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaRl