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THE NEW YORK HEKAJ-D
WHOLE NO". 6774, MORNING EDITION- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1855. PBI0B TW0 qSNTS.
THE STATE LEGISLATORS IN HEW XIM.
' THEIR VISIT TO THE PUBLIC INSTITUTION
WHAT THEY SAW THERE APTD WHAT THEY DID.
Effects of Liquor and Politif* Among the
Visiters.
Spiritual Manlfritatloni K xtinordinnry-? Thr
nmpcrunce legislator* anil tlielr Intem
perate Associate*? The KnUrUlic
?urnt of the T?n Governors
Broken up In a Row,
?e , Ac., die.
Id acccrdaucc with the programme cf airanjemsnts
-adopted at the A*tor llouse on Monday evening laid, the
member* of the Legislature viBited tho Institutions,
yesterday, on PsDilftli'^ and Blackwell's Islands. The
4io&t was in readiness &t 9 o'clock, at tli??oot ofgBarcl*y
street, hut a" usual on euch occasions It did not start
till near 10. First came the police, under the command
of 8erg?'ant Major F.eickhsrdt snd a* the sequel will
prove, it wa.i rer y fortunate they wore in attendance.
Next caine .~ouie of the members o( the Beard of Alder
men, and ther co-laborers, the Councllmen; and last of
nil the numbers of the Legislature male their appear
ance, a goodly number of th<'m attended bj their wives
and daoghten. The planks were now drawn, when it
was discovered that about a dozen were left behind; j
these, however, were pulled aboard at the
imminent riak of falling into the river, and
the boat started at last. During the trip to
Randall's Island, which was the first visited. Dod
worth's bund, especially engaged for the occasion, en
tertained the company with some excellent music. In
cluding legislators, aldermen, councilman, polloeraon,
He.. there were at least thr?e hundred persons on board,
and the number was swelled to fire honored before the
return te the city. In regard to the weather, the least
?aid about it the better? It was the subject of general
complaint; but, fer the credit of the atlsir, it would be
well if that were the only cause of complaint.
In due time Kandall'a Island was reached, and the
boat made fast to the wharf. About two hundred boys,
from eight to fifteen years of a^e, were drawn up In
martial arrav to receive their distinguished visiters, and
?t they lanced a ?o!ute of twelve guns was fired in their
honor. One division of the Ullputlan army occupied a post
on the shore in front of the boat, wh.rs they marched
w,d counter marched, with a regularity and precision
that might be imitated with profit by many of our older
military comp lies They were also accompanied by a
hand compoh-d of boys of the same age, and belntc aimed
With wocden muskets they presented quite a formidable
appearance. After reviewing the Randall's Island Ca.
dets, the conps'iy marched in procession from the land
tax to the (?c W'lbouse, Todworth's band of course lead
ing the way, the pollco coming next, and the numbjra
of the legislature, accompanied by their wives and
daughter*, following in order. Now, as the door of the
kchoolhoi.se is not much wider than ordinary doors, an 1
$m all the visiters appeared anxious to get In it once
there was considerable pushing and crushing, but stil
nobody appeared to low his temper. About forty or
fifty found their way into'one of the roctiving parljrs,
Where thev hai something to eat and drink, while the
rest amused themselves listening to the exercises of ths
Children. lu the male and female departments the elol |
dren acquitted themselves with considerable creelt. The
fxerrlsea io tto former were Interspersed wit* addrem-s
and recitations by three or four of the more advanced
pupils. Oueof these? Daniel Harilngton? raad the f >1
lowing, on the birthday of Wa-hinston ?
Let other nation* boast of lame,
Their hi roes and the fields they ve won.
But umonjat them all tLeie's not a name
Shines as the name of Washington
The patriot, warrior, statesman, n?,
Whom <U,d raided up la times of woe,
To M>t our biaeuing country tree
And utiii-e for vengeance on th* too
We ther'foie bailU.s natal day
As others will, till timf 's no m-re.
'lis on? that ns'er can pass away?
Hi* name resounds from shore to shore;
At it tin tvrant turns pale;
IV-polihtn diaws down its cowl;
Trai'.irs. too. may at it rail?
Kenatics chaunt a dismal howl.
But, fio:o en high his spirit keeps
Watch o er the rictores friedom h won,
Thongb 1= Mount Vernon now he sleeps ?
Columbia's star is Washington.
From l.rrak of day the cannons roar
Hark still the thundfrtug of yongua
Its souni cow dy'no along tiio shore
Proclaims the birth of ireedom's son
And gfutles. since we have met to part,
W- re liappy in your approving smile
' Yotir pre ente this amy cheers the hearts
Of all the children on Randall s Ula.
After ti e foiegoiug poetical etlort, Mr. R M Blatch
ro*i?, the Maine law Representative from the Thirteenth
AHcembly district of thia city, aldrsssfcd the boys as
follow*;? . ? ? ,
CWMren? The legislature of the State of New York
have 1?*r beard of you and long desired to see yoa. and, |
by the invitaticn of the Ten Governor", they at thia mo
went eoioy the opportunity. Tney hav witn. ssed the
exhibition' wlilri you made with IndesoribaMe pleasure, j
and their hearts are flUed with gratitude and tbeirejea
with tears l*ou have been rescued by the benevolence
of the Ten Governor* from poverty, from m sery, from
temptation, and, perhaps, from crime; an? you "?
r laced In a situation where von have an rpporturity to j
improve th? opportunities attorded, to prepare yours- Ives .
for a life of motulneas. activity and diligence; "da* j
%o?r time Is short, it become* you to make the most of
-It. Learn strict obedience to :h? iuyinction* i of your
instructor*; If their discipline seems severe, submit to it
with rheertubiesa? it Is for your best interest and I wel
fare here, aud for your hepplucas hereafter. Above a.l
tninizs. let uie inculcate upon you the spirit of truth? let
that regulate vour action wherever you go-in your
associations with each other in your spo rtt aud play
and when vou leare this institution let that be your po^
lar stai that fhall gnido you, and it will golds yon to
prosper! tv and happiness. Ther< 1* not one of you boy*
who mar not become such as we now are-nlemher* Of
ths legislature of the State ofh-wYork. (lx>ud ap
.iauaeTiom tLe members and other visiters ) JbJ'
hT your n-Ale ambition, and tho great Pf?^f j l'|!r1
that mauy of you will one day occupy that distinguished
i.eiit emen, or the Boird ^Jen Oovjrnors, we
JTel indehtod to vm for this opportunity which you haie
SVe. us of visiting the Institution* under ro?' ?!j|f?
fire at si* .our labors and great your responsible i o*.
Youhsv iii icued these poor children from t&e cold cbar
itv of the world? prosecute your reb.e labors and yoar ,
r/ward will follow vou alter this life shall bare termi ,
stated. Notnuig that you may teceive her* wi l repay
? oil but the possession of liewts that feci the pu Nations
?t benevo'er.e ? and the satisfaction of knowing tuat you
^vTr. -im-l your duty, (io on. gentlemen, in your
Interest en occupation, and you will enjoy the con-o a
?ion of s n s,, proving conscience.
Three ?b?*r? weie gieen bjr th* boy* at th* e!oe* of
Mr B'e'cU.'ord's remarka, after which Maater Birney
Mount, ?) hi u called in the programme of exerciaei. de
livered the fo. lowing ?? u log v on th* character of Waib
jo* ton ?
Geutl?men? It U now 12.T yearn *inc? the
birthday t f (ieorg* Washington, an eeent of
mo an ii importance to tU* country, anl to
the eau*? of liter'y throughout the world. On the 'JJd
<ay of febtuary, 17S2, when the infant oey of that lit
lit child *11 li'etrd, no ona tai aware thatauch iropor
last raa'teiD were aimociated witn an treat 10 common,
?nd that thin lee'jle infant wojld in due time leu 1 to
victory the arniiee of hi* countrymen, that th* mighty
tyianta of the > arth would tremble before htm, and that
hi* name ?oull become a wat:hword xnd a tower of
wtiength, rour i which the Mutlared of ail nation* would
raPy to i saert th* great axiom contained in our Declart
lion of I nl*!** ode no*, that all men are born fret tad
?<l<iah (Applaue*.) When we look back through
tb? ret*o?p?ctlv* rista of year*, and Tlew the
mat^hi*** Washington In the prime of hit (lorloaa man
fcood, de-l oa'.io r all hi* high moral mental and phyaieal
power* to tha iot*re*ta of liberty? when we aae hira in
thafioa' rank* ot th* forlorn bop* of liiwrty , (a* hia
aoemle* ? apposed it to be.) when we km George Wash
ington, th* humble, flevuut ehrlntian, combining in hia
two per n all the virtu** and talent* of tbe patriot,
the statetiuao and tb* general, our heart* ar* moved
toward* him with feolings of *<lu*l lor* and admiration,
g Applaud ) Tim* would fail roe to recount on thta oc
caaion all the |r?*t errnta which markad hla career
from the battle of Bunker IliU. where patriot blood flowed
like water, down to th* Anal triumph of Yorktowa, which
crowned I i? arm* with victorr, and hb*rat*d our fore.
<btl.tr* f.orn the galling yoa* of a foreign despotism,
in recti n- i with joy and Oiultation the glory of our
awn imnortal Washington, tb* father of hia country,
we mult not forget thoe* devot*d men who fonght t>i*lr
country '* battle*, who ofhred tbemaelv** a aaeriflc* on
the altar of 1 berty ? those illu*trion? h*wi whoa* na?ea
lihall lire In ii.?to-y and in tbe heart* of thoir country
men forrrar? thee* won the men who *ndnr*d cold, and
fcuager, sod nakedne**, and who tra?*ll*d on the ic*
Without rhoe* leaving behind them a track of blood to
nark the road they bad take*, and who w*r* then r*ady
lo me?' th* enemy, *ith*r to con<|a*r or <ii* for the *ak*
of their conntry Truly, my friend*, theee wore tbe t me?
vkicb ui*d I?ea*f* *??!? AT<*r tfet w?r waj nvet,
ami (the liberty of hi* country was secured h* we*
elected flrht President of the United States for two sue
oesslve teriu*. He left behind him, in his faieeelial
l!re*s, what U justly considered to b# hl? 'ast advice ?9
j hi" country, and which it would be well if our statesmen
I wottid Consult and frame tlieir policy by it# far mchia$.
jrise and ?alutary maxinH. On retiring from public
gjairs, he went UcV like Ciacinaatu*. to his p.ough
He .'I'* J peaoefully in the feMOm of his family, about
three ,'Mti after, on the 14th day Of December, 1799. in
tbi- six.'*eighth year of hi* nge, at"' wa* burled in the
family vaa'lt at Mount Vernoa, lee?:ig behloa hia? a
lama and a glory to "bow that ^he
i ball be held in everlasting reu ?."J'ranos.
And now, mf young friend*, when we consi *r lu*
Wahj iugtou became a great man becauae he had I ",v0 ?
good boy, it becomes u* earnestly to follow hi* einoj, "
V hen of our age, he wa* a diligent student. aud obodi
eut to the command* and wishes of hi* *uperior?
Truth, hcne*ty, vigorous industry and per*ercrance
were prominent feature* of hi* character if we are
ambitious, like Washington, to enjoy the esteem of our
ltJ!o* men, we must imitate hi.? virtue*; for Washington
we* |rent principally because he wa* good ( A-.plaii??.)
Three cleei* were given at the conclusion of thi* ad
I'riM, aftir which the company visited the House of Be
f; ge, a defcrlption of which had already appesred la the
IluiJti.ii. Th#y then took the boat aud proceeded to
Blackw?l!'* Inland, and, alter a brief visit to the l.unatic
Asylum, they sat ilowu to an excelloat dinner, provided
for them in the chapel of the VVork'ioune, by the Ten
Governor*, From the tim* they landed on Bandall'it
Island till their arrival at Dlai* well's, their number*
liad bean receiving constant acceiiions, and about
Gve hundred sat down to dinner. A considerable
portion of these had imbibed pretty freely during the
morning, snd, as may be sunpwM, their condition wa*
tot much improved by the wiuo with which the Ten Go
vernor* bad lioerally supplied them. While the tub
stnntisl part of the entertainment wa* being discussed,
everybody appeared to be in the be*t of liumor with eve
rybody else, but the moment the -'feast of reason" com
menced, a change came o'er the spirit of the sceae, and
(or a few moments the greatest excitement prevall?d.
Ihia occurred, too, in the presence of some thirty or
forty lat'.ie*. ?
The l'resldent of the Board of Governors, Mr Town
send, gave, as the first toast?
"The Senate of the State of New York." after which,
"The Assembly ot the State of New York" was pro
posed.
There was considerable confusion on the announce
ment of the second toast, some calling upon O'Keofe,
autl-Maiuo law representative from the Firet Assembly
district of tM? city, *nd other* for Kobert B. Col'man.
anti-Maine law Seward whig from the Second
' district. Mr. O'Keefe rose at one end of the rr.om, and
Mr. Coleman at tho other; but a* the latter bad the
floor, the fcrmer gave way at ouce. Then the jingling
of glasses and the knocking of knives on the tab.es coin
mtneed? the members from the rural dl*trlct? appeared
bewildei eil, and the 1 adits were becoming aomewhat
alarmed. At last Mr. Coleman succeeded In making huu
telf heard. He spoke as follow* : ?
I will say but a few word?-I will not annoy you.
(Cries (or ?' O'Keefe," " Munday.") I will not detain
ou for a moment, I dcsiie merely to preaent to you ,
Ir. Cole, who will speak in my place.
Mr. CoiJt stood upon one of tbe seats, and said
Mr Freaic*nt ? 1 am profoundly impressed with th* re- j
?ponaibillly with which 1 auithu* unexpectedly honored,
to return tbe thank* of th? legislature ?f New York for
tbe kindness shown them this day. The exhibition they j
have witnessed of the noble, oliarity of the city of New
York will be cairied with them, engraven upon their
hearts through life. The exhibition is one wbloh?
Here a peraon named I)aly( who occupies the post of
deputy Doorkeeper to the Senate, jumped upon hi* Heat,
and called out?
'ibree cheers for William D. fceward, Now York a fa
vorite aon. ... .. j
The cheers wese given, and immediately another de
manded three cheers fu* the Know Noth-.t**, which
were abo responded to. These were llterspsjsed With
his'es ot,d threat', and w? warn informed that knives
weie flourished. Governor* Duke and Towusend were
meat active in their endeavors to preserve order. "Geu
tlemen," they both said, "we shVll not allow politics to
be introduced here in these institution*; ** hava no
thing to say about political pariie*, and will not permit
the subject to be spoken of iu them."
While this occurred in one part of the chapel an ?l-ar
eatiou took place between ex-Aldermun Dodfr* ind Conn
oilman MeCounell. It appears th* latter w*b talUog t:>
a friend during the remarks of one of the vpeal er.j,
when the Alderman told him to *hut up. The Council
man thereat wax?<* indignant and told Mr. Dodge tliat
h?' was a d? d mucker anyhow, and ho would abut ai*
.?yo up for him. Both parties were about nfittUftff V4''
?tiflicuity by (orce of arn-s, wben ex-Aldermin \ anau
and two or tlirte other* interfered and prevented open
hostilities. llad the police been absent the couaenuencea
mi?ht have be* n most teiioua, a* a considerable t urn
beroftbe company appeared to hive loit all contro
over themselves By their aid th? belltjerent propenai
tiea of there Jiaractcr* were kept in cbock, and the
wbole romjuny was got on board the boat aul liuled
saMy io New York without fur her difficulty.
Police IntrlUgsncs.
ALULUXO CACB OK KALHJ! PKETKVCF.3
V M MoGUl, a land agent, keeping an office at No. 21 J
Fulton strut, was arrested yesU-rday by officer Hu'.t ju
of the Third ward police, charged with defrauding Daitie
Itobson. of 339 Cheny street, out of $118, under tbe fol
lowing circumstances, as alleged by thejcomplaiuanu
In the month of .luue last lt .bson was induced to pur
I rhafe from McGill a section of land, which the latter re
presented was fltoated at Peoria, lllino.*; th?t he pai 1
McGill for the land the above sum of money, an 1 then
started out West with hi* lamily that when be arrived
at 1'eoria, instead of peaceable pos*e*sion of the
farm and little log house, as,be expected, he found tha'
It had already an occupant and a proprietor who assured
him that he had been the ?ole proprietor of tbe same for
a number i f years. The complainant, finding that he
bad been v let incized, started back for thh citv with the
intention ol prosecuting McGill, and accordingly he made
a complaint againHt hlrn for obtaining money by fal*?
pretence* and frauuulent representation*. 1 he accuted
wa* brought before Justice Wood, at the Third District
Police Court, Kssex Market, who held him to bail in the
sum of tlOO to answer the charge.
CnAUOR OF ASBAILT WITH A DBADLV WEAPON'.
Fx policeman William McKlnney, of the Seventeenth
? aid, was arrested yesterday by Captain Hart, of that
diitilct, charged with having shot a musician, named
Joseph F-. Hendricks through the palm of the left hand.
It apiears from the cooiplaint made by Hendricks, that
while he wes In lb rm it age Hall, corner of Houstoa and
Allen streets, playing on hi* instrument, the aceused
came in, and without any provocation, flrei a loaded pis
tol at him. the ball eutenng the palm of hi* left hand,
aud producing a very painful and perhaps dangerous
wound. The ac:u?c l, In defence, says that the shooting
wss an entire accident, and that h?' never bore any an!
mo&ity towards li.e coniplaltan;. Justice Wood, before
whom tbe prisoner wa* conveve?l, held bim lor examlaa
tlon on the charge preferred aja n?t him.
AKBKHT OK ALI.KOBD LOTTB ".Y POLfCT Of.lI.8K
Yesterday Sergeant Smith, of the !/>war Police Court,
a rusted Flavel fcocor, the alleged proprietor of a lott-ry
policy establishment at No. '^41 Canal street The
complaint was male by Bo'jert E-lward*, who aUe|??
that tbe aero** d keeps a l ottery office at the *bove num
ber, contrary to the provision* of the >U?ri?ed Statutes
The prisoner was conveye.1 b"f'>r? Jnatice Connolly at
Uip Lower Police Court, who held bim to bail in tbe sum
?f ffioo to answer the charge preferred against him, at
the Court of (ieneral Meeaions.
John < onekl ii w*? arreated by Meat Dut on, of the
Kirst ward p' i ce oi Monday evening, charged with be
In/ the ownf r of a lott"ry policy establishment at No
.A op| slip Up stairs It appear* that tbe po'.lee. re
eiving inforiri.itbn of the character of the place, made
a t't scent u| ? n the piemi?'-s .in 1 arrested about a do*en
o! the iniraies many of wboi.i ha 1 ju?t stepped in 'j'"'
f. r the pur| o?e ef trying tbeir Iu?k in th" I'slaware
Five 1 1 those arrested were held by the miifistrate as
witnesses, wl.iis ( <ncklin was held te bail in the sum of
$000 to answer the charge. All those arrest*!
exc ption < f C 'iicklin. wsre negroe*, who, it U alleged,
daily frequented tb- place and i?veat?d the greater por
t ion of th'lr little earnings in the sclume The books,
papers and other document* belonging to the ofhce.aere
i eei/td upon and tai.en to the police Court.
fJCArTCHE OK ALLKOED SCBOLAM.
Tbr? e young men, named Frederick Hbaver, Henry
j Stickner. and Jc?eph Cs'eui, wer-- arroated ye.teriUy,
| charged with having bunrlariously entered the plumber
?hop of William West, of 133 lud?on street. The ac
euied, it la alb ged, were discovered in the shop by two
of tlie dom?'?tle*. who with tbe aid of officer Kemp, if
the Fifth ward police, *ecur?M and coo?ey?d tnem before
| Justice n- gart, at the Lower Police Court, who h?.d
| tl.em for examination.
| THE I. ATI; FATAL HIIU<<TIN<) CA3L IN TUk Kl iilTH j
VAU0.
Yeatwday Joaeph Hull, charg*-l with '.he murder <1
I William O'Erien, on till Bight of the firat of Jamur?
, laat, by aliootlng him through tl.? body with a raeol rgr,
und tb*n attempting to blow hi* own braim out, in ?r
icg Uuiaelf eeirrrely 10 the atteu.pt, w*? AonTevel from
tl.o I'en-tentiary huapital on ULtctweH a luaol, whitbrr
he 1 aa t ? e n conbmd to hi* room aror aince 'b? o-jt ur
lence. The prlaoter, during h:* iUneaa, waa not In
formed of the death of OCrien, a* it waa feared tb?
ibrck might f rare tatal to him Yntnlij !u? ??*
brought before Juatice i'aarcey, At the Ijowir I'ollee
Cjart *ho rummitti") h im to the Tombi to aw.eit the
*ctloo i f the lhatilct Attorney.
ARBS-TOP A M'MBKR OP DIM)Kl>Utl.r C B AUtCTEM.
On Monday night, Capt. (arp*nt?r, of the fifth ward
pol.ee, cauied the Arreat of a number of prostitute*,
who were In the habit of nightly waUtng up and down
Broadway, Whit* and l ead" ilrteU, to tho urea' anc y
I ante of lb* reepecUble reaidenta of the*.. atreet*. Home
: thirty wow e* were takm to the atation honae, and oa
being brought before Juatiea B?(arv the ne it moral tg
i ware fined 16 e?eh for the oi.'en -e. Koat of tba ivnkt
aurrredrd in liberating tbemaeleea, bat A few, frc?w w?a<
of frieAde aad moner. were nadei the i*p)ea?*o4 ?ee?
I ally of epeadlng a few d*ya in tlM city priaon.
Cmrtrtion.? In Monday'* p'+er we gar* an a'^feant of
? the arreet of a porter najaed 1-aaihAxi. fo,- r>?-elo*
thirty pjeewa of linen frma iha ?tor* of H?'/tt WUe.er
! ding * Do , of Hro?d atr*?l Mae* the pub' .ratios of toe
?*me we bar* been reqaeaWd V? atate tb/,t !_nn 'lae wt<
I not the porter ?f Meaera Wtia*rdiag % Co . ant that
their regiilAr porter, P4w*rd Dtrrnrj. wu lA no r?y
| connects with tba alleged l*r*oy
THE POOLE TRAGEDY.
j?JTR'iUIT OF BAKEK.
Tlieta was a repo*.* in cirsul?ti0? ye??"4?r morn
tag that the ateamahi|. Magnolia had aailel the
previous night in pursuit ^rig Isabella
Jewett, the vrsael linker in n^PP0""! to ho ahoarl .
Such, however, in not the cas?. ??*l has
J et been sent, nor U there any Jawing ne
cessity for Uolug m>, an it will take the br* thirty
days with favorable wind* to reach her dMtintW'J*
(the Canary Islands), aud a steam?h'p could jet
tbiro in tight days. Measures, however, aro
i being taken to send soma vessel after the brig
a< fj\i? as possible, and Judge Stuart is using the
ir.oat etrenuou# exertions to compass that and.
He despat *5eo * note yesterday to Capt. llerry, of the
ntenninliip N.^.hril>. Asking tlie use of Uia vessel to chase
the alleged mu^Ierer. H?e captain immediatoly called
on the Judge, amT'ctpies.ie.l hia regret that he was una
bUt to ?'o so as he >H but a tew wiorn-nU before agreed
to a request of F. K. CcJllns to lei the Ncalrville take the
plaea of the Pacific, ml cayry the mail to Uverpool.
llaflled In hU endeavors ttr'^t this vMael, Judge Htaart
immediately despatched a no'.? t a M irgw l*w, to
get the use of one of Jla steamers , he aleo had
made arrangement* with other partiej. and he also
failed is that quarter At aoon he called on Mayor
Wood to consult with hiin on fw propriety of sending
the steamship as proposed, nttfl waa ansurnl by his
Honor that he would afford every facility in hi* power, as
he was act afraid of taking the responsibility of sach ac
tion. Ogd&i Hoffman, Attorney lioueral of the Ptato, was
also consulted. It is feared that the brig may put in at
one of the West India islands, and lu tint case it would
be neceeat-ry to have an indictment .Kfalnst Raker to
mike bi? arrest legal, ?a4 measures aro being taaen by
the authorities to hare forms oTIaw complied
with.
Although Judge Stuart is po-itirely certain that Rtker
Is aboard the IsabeMa Jewett, .Mr Mitsell, Chief of Po
lice, is not and believes he i? still on the ?*rsey coast,
jioaaibly In the neighborhood of Rarnegut, endeavoring
to get aboard some of the outward bnuud vessels. The
Chief states :hat he had a conversation with a man who
is positive In saw the fugitive in Jersey on Monday.
Several at the "shadows" are now hunting him up, and
scouring tb" coast in auch a manner that it is linpos
aible for fcim to escape If he is on ilry land. Mr. Mats'dl
think ? it quite likely he will be arrested before to
night. In the meantime, the utmost excitement pre
vail* throughout the city, every other topic of conver
satlon being for the time dispensed with. All aorta of
rumors are afloat, and thero is every reason to believe
were I'aker to be arrested It n-tuld cause the wildest ex
citement ever w.tnessed In the city. Those who know
Baker's du position are very confidant he will never bs
taken alive, aa he would evidently prefer death to ex
perirBcirg the slow tortures of a trial and th# hot iu
dignation of the community.
THE FI.KJ HC OF BAKER.
Tlie entire of yesterday wai spent by Judge Stuart in
making such preparations as lay in his power for the |
capture of the fugitive Baker. Having consulted Uis '
Honor, the Mayor, on the matter, and having obtained j
from him his hearty approval of the course bo intended
to pursue, for the apprehonaioo of Baker, tin City Julje
visited the ofllcea of the various ateamihip companies
and roaoe inquiries as to the practlcabil.ty of promptly
Qttin,; out a steamer to overtake the brig laabella Jewitt.
(>ecrj<e I aw's oflice was lirst vieited. Here it was ascer
tained that the coat of fitting a ship out would ho enor
niaus? the company proposing to lit out one for $1,000
p?r day. Commodore V underbill was nsxt called upon.
When the subject of the vlait being declared, tha Com
modore agreed to let tliem have the steamship Magnolia 1
ior$9M) p?r day ? that the probable cast would amouat
to about $20,000, us it would take nearly a month to
complete the voyage. But tho greatest difficulty en
o?untered by the magiet'ate waa to find oat where |
the money, wherewith (Ue steamship was to be ,
chartered, could bo obtained fr>m any publio {
eouree, and the <? nly resott left was, to have the sum of I
$.0 000 raised by subscription. To rats* this amount of
money time will be riqu'red; an 1 as every moment is of
vital impoi tance, ni in* entertain hat slight h >pes of the
execution of tbe proposed expedition. The report ciiru
la'ed that Haker was at Amboy Is quite unfounded, as the ;
e\ Idence of bis departure in the Isabella Jewilt is too
po.v tire for anv deulit to l>e entertained in relation to
that fact If. however, the necessary sum can be raised,
before the end of the week, the 'learner Magnolia can
easily overtake the brig, as it will require from twenty
five *.o thirty daya ere the latter can reach her port of
d<sti.nati(.n.
A warrant hav ng b?en issued for the arrest oj Mor
r.s-ey bv Ju'tge Stuart, notwithstanding that n? had
been laf'ed the day previous by Coroner Hilton In the
rum o' $l,i 00, he yeatsiday auirendarad himself to the
anthorllies an 1 was taken to the Chief '? oifi ? for de
tainaorat.
TLIK ESCAPE OF BiKEfl
TO TliK EDITOR OK THE UKRAI.D.
Sir? A very serious error appeared inyourpipsr of
yesterday moroing In relation to myself, In conncction
with the escape of Baker. Tour reporter st ?tei that
Baker, after tie shooting affray, was concealed In my
house. I assure you. sir, that he never came to my
premises; and from the night of the row until I real la
the Hxnaui of his sailing for tbe Canary Isles, I never
knew where he was or anything about him The ata'e
ment about myarrist is also false, as will lie seen bv
the following card froin Justice Htuart.
McOmii'M Ium, March 13, 18i6. W U. FLORKs'CE
I.F.TTKR fTU)M Jl'STICI HTCAIIT.
I have no reason to believe that Baker was aver con
cealed in the bouse of W. H Florence at McCoab's ,
liaiu. Mr. Florence has not been arrested. ,
March 13, 1800. &. II. HTl'ART,
TURNER'S REMOVAL TO THE CITY PRISON.
MIHSTATKICKNT8 OP A DAILY PAPBR.
At tb* openiug of tbii Court of Eemion* yi'?t<-r lay
rcor&.ng, ?'a# I' ntrict Attorney draw the attention of tb*
Kaeorder to th* following *tutem<nt in yenierday1* Daily
7Ymr?, wl ch lia dee'rnated a* totally falee, In #(w?
it leBtcted on himaelf ?
In ?ceorc?u<e with the reqneat of Dr. ."anjer, and the
Warden of Hlackwell'a Inland, tha noted individual
known ik Jim Tuner wan transferred In. in tb" l'enit?n
tiary Ili.epital to tbecaie of I>r. Covil,at tbe City lY.*?n
'i bin wan aecotrplnhed at tfca inntance of A <Ja?ey 11*11 .
, |I>'ktrtct Attora-y. who received intimation that
Turner wan wnt up to tbe inland for tlM *ole purpoa* of
giving bin an opportunity to escape.
Recor ier Hmith, in reply, *aid ? Thin la tha aeeonl
?*atem? 1 1 In relatiou to my*elf, publi*he?l in tb* V ill.
Hmrt, which ha* been frootiy untrue. Turn ar wa* ?*nt
to tbe i-Iaad on tba certificate of a phy*ician, and It waa
i n it I aa<!t> tbe order to bare him removed. An loon a*
fa * health permitted hi* removal, I made another on!ar
re.,uh n* him to be returned to the City Prl?on. 1 ?*n
not aeare that a paragraph, mi*repre??ntin^ in nuch a
w*y tha actual facta of tbe ca*a, ba<l been publiahed in
thin norning* Timtt.
PR0#'EEDIN<>3 OF THE EMPIRE CLUB OP
. BALTIMORE CITY.
At a me< ting of the member* of tba I mp re Club hai l
en Motxlay, the 1-th day of Uarch, 1S65, tbe fallowing i
reeoiulion* were unanimously adipted ?
WLeica* It ha* pleased tba Supreme I'.uler of tHa t'ai j
vw?* to remove from u? our friend ?nl acq'jAialene*
W .liam I'oole of New York dty, and the peculiar, out
rageflu* am! *<rgr*v*ted circumstance* uader which *a.d
<J?e4 wa> committed call upoa u* la ton?* t ,ot to ba ?o
!. tailed, to eaprea* onr abhorreiaaa and det* illation of tbe
manlier af bl* tak ng off, and aleo of our >4aep nym?*0>y
?ad coadolence with hi* bereavM famf jy and fV-.eo 1*
aud of our appreciation of hi* aaany r ,anly and n-w
iou* quaiitia* ? Therefore ho It
Resolved, That wa have heaH with ? .rofoun I ragr?t of
the un*..ir.el> death- of our friead, ' JfiUlaja p?ot* an '
?ball aver hold freib Id otir rwcaW lnr? hl< many ?a ?
(*n*roua t,ualilla?; aad although <|j ,un{ frun, th? Km>
where t fee late melancholy trage* j waa enacted, ye', we
tolly appreciate tbe lo.n hi* f? ^ily tB,l f,.?nliUa<e
*a stained 1a hi* t .rematare tail ntlmel* death
Kenolved, That wa do proler a iT heartfelt nympath>*
to the Uwave.1 relative of nmr dec?aae4 friead *inc*re
lyrrattng Uiat He who ia a father to the fath<rle*n
and a hu*baod to the wiitr , W|U *u*Uin them *itb
bl* ntrengtbeninf arm la tkir tJ,eir hour af trial aal
aOliettoa.
Re*oWad, That wa rat* rr our thank* to the officer*
and meinl/eri of the I'oala Aa-oiiatlon for their kla l in
?Itatioa to anlto with th# m |? performing the U*t aei
da tie*, and ia paytaKf ' , tribute of reaped to hi*
earthly rfmaina, by f allowing them t? the grave, aad
deeply regret, that U?a 4r*taoea, and the iatene-. of the
time we lacaivrd xm noti^a and Invitation, will *>rbid
the po*eibfli?y of e? . proving what would bava b"?n *
m< lacchaiiv pla>n?' ,t lD participating la hi* funeral oti
?Mtllt*.
r.eeaivad. IhV tha aboea reaolutlona be elgned t j ttw
effictf* of U? elnb, and pubiiated Id th" Nrw YoU
HnaiJt. WII.1JAM IlAYri, PiMldeat
Roa> *t I, '.Uatrn. I
r cuuwmj,
Wnuaa Br a, Trea?or?f
k QUE8TI05 IN ORTHOOBAPHT.
TO TOB IPITOB OP TUB 11 SKALD
!*/a't ?p?IJ 1 Paugeaa' aa yau 4a It j " i"a6deea,
'b? Iria* familiar far Patrick, and ta prvaooaaad tb*
? ?y yau apall It, bit tb* brthacraahy !* iacarTea! The
p*r*ta referred t? 4ca \ Ulw U? l're?U ?p,.?UaU>a ;M
I |*nk'B
TRIAL OF Witling KISSOE FOR FORCES).
Court of General DtiIKhm.
Before Kt-corder c-m'th.
Ttii* case, which han recently created i/nlfct aa excite
nifci, an well frrm the magnitude of the crime witli
which the per!; ntauda charged, an lor the nkill with
which it W?8 executed, win yesterday called on for trial.
Kecii juror v*H succesrWely chaUmgod by Mr. D'nteod,
counsel for 'h? Ueiendaut, and riaminsd touching hi <
competency to , After Home trouble, the following
gettvitmeo were ev"?1? tr* tlie ?*?*:?
George T Perrr Edw?rd M. Iirenuoro,
Wn vr. White Nathaniel I*. King,
Patrick O'Noonell Jiune* Hart,
William Blake, Jun,w' Murray,
Kempt (iodfrev ?loho Wilson,
tfcbanian fl AlSui, George II Aadenton.
A. Oakey Hall. Esq., Dint. Hot Attorney, In optning
the caae for the i.roiocution. *a tJ ?
ih1." ?Ji "S'SSSZ 1 .i,?. ci.
ss s- ar^-ai ?sr. -H5
learned triend who is iia?ociated wi U BU ( "
Cf, |probahly, with,,, tl,. memory of I"'.?"1"
room The oUtnce waa committed aix *??tli* ago, and
it wan not umaielle.l in a day, a weok, , tt?l ni
nli. 1 1 briefly ?tate tta>* fnct* to vou, withoi 1 Klvll,? tb*m
elMier color or emphnaia, and lent* you ,tie" P?*'
aeaaion of the teatimouy, to arrive at a , _co'.',
cltieioa iu an intelligent and aatl'fnclory n %f, . "
will appear frnrn the evidence, and it ia k .'*c '?
cidantally conceded, that Iht three part " mao
are eubjecta of thl* indictment were renin ?r
the Wc?t ; with their antecoleutu provio 1U* ~
that time we hare nothing tfo io- We J
become acijnaiu'ed with them early Id the mon
AoKiict. of the pa>t year. We flnJ thr? during
wbele of that month in this city. |Vi> know theui *"
have been acquaintance* hi thn Went, t nil we llnd tb '?>
lieie. eo operutnra and conap ratwrn 'llil* l? ? matt ,r
necessary for the prohacution to pn ?e, In ?o far aa tli *
acta of tb* one are Conner ted with t le aa U of thn other,
for In every cane ot fraud in which eerw ra < are engaged, \
where one a- ta a huaine** afoot and io<Hba r Carrie* it on,
both muat b* connected, To purait" ibe eh *ln of event*
chronologically, I hball ?tate the faata in . the following
narrative? The cefen-'ar t?, named AiWrv '? Findley,
ntherwixc cal'.ed .lame* Itmhop, l.iaivi C*ie>i ind William
Kl*>ana, are Jointly indict' d, Cole in not ii| on Ills trial |
oow. for he ban claimed a separate trial*. ahall. t
therefore, only try Ki<*ane, though we i ball giv*
testimony of the acta of liijhop a?i?fl Cole, In
order to ahow the connection between <k "a ?".
We atu)ll abow that in the early part of 1,11 t'"'
defendant, Wm. Kiawiue, raroe to the atattomrr * atore
b# Wall atreet, of Nathan l,ano fcCo., who won In the
habit of printing ohecUa for dilfermit person* of'.tu 4 ci'jr.
We llnd Kiitaaoe going tin roaaduak.u,; to be aliovea aome
apeclmen check*, aud demanding to have Hom? n Inted
for hlmaelf. On that occasion lie ohtuined ? V lank
cheek, aimllar to tboa? u?ed by Very fi Owyncn, ??'*
change dealer* and alao a blank check of John I ;-o op
aon banker. With Iiihuc he loft llie place, with tta '?
tention. a? he atatad. of getting up a book. The' m 0
uera of the party In thi* ?iait were milnently tliof*
the oonHdeoci- inan, and h> condunl waa not aueil nil tu
awaken the auKpicionn of any one. Wlirn lie ri-tor:?a 1
again be atated that lie had loat the apedmena 'T ' V?I 1
him, and though he had ordered a baak book to b?
pr.nu'd, ceitain cheoka were given him that tioi*
alao. We don't hear of the partial b(ain uufl
the end of Auxuat, wh?n two of them ( Kiaaano id
Cole> are at the hotel of Mr. KlkjL at the corner if
1'atk place and Hroudway, where tlieir name* are foucil ]
entered ? Cole under that of C'artmn, anil Klanano undar I
the name of Hi aley. They are ?bowa to lie together at
thla tini" A day or twi aft?r?arda the pirtiet art
traced to the New York Hotel, whore Kiuune and lliahop
hate hired room*. On that theatre apt eara Cola for tb-<
flr.-t time. We will ahow that tliean thr.w were in th' 1
habit of being in their room together, with writing lua- |
teriala, "doing aomething," at the witu*K? will alate
who teatlH*'l to thia (act. On thn .'.'th of Au^uat, an
agent aeiecteil by the conapiratora for hoi activity, mil
who will be found to be the tool of the other', goei to the
atore ('^OUChaiubera atraet) of Meanra. Van O uit \ Wn
terbouar. Theae defeudauta, it aeem<, were tamlllar witti .
peopi? in the Went win ae namea itv known ir> thia city. I
and among other* V> Means Van Urunt.^ Waterho?*e.
The ageut c4.ni>' a to the ator? with two falae letter* of in
traduction, a ldr> ?aed to one of Oie uiein'ier* of thia 1
tirru. Wu find tbarn the aaine apecinua minaar* ihown
by Klpalne here aa lie diaplayed at the n^iie of Nathan
lapi>klii. In the courae of convH*atio'i he mentioua
that )>e Vaa under bia coatrol lar;;e hom ot money, an<l
u ? <k1r*ua of opening an account at aoma bank
"Well," aaye Ue perton iu reply, ?'] ham long -lea t at
the ( heml' al Hitk you can go there. '' I'rerlou* to
thia, I eliould have aai 1 tU,<K)i) were raia?d byt'ole, Vo
carry od tne buainer* lie lia* ea*hed a draft to that *
amount tin pioceeding to the Chemical llank Kiaatne
ia Introduced to the pr oper odtcep, and ha da;>oalta the j
atim of $'J,l (10 Id raali ? the prov-wdaof thla 'raiae ' ?
an 1 alao depoaita two draft* amounting to about
?M.OO ea.li Thia ia doue on the ^Wh of .
Acu'iint. The deposit b<?ing made, the party walk*
oat, aud I. o hop comet in again an I draw i a *mal
?mount. Shortly afur he cotneain a third tirnt, aud
uiake> a deposit of two che;l.*^and a* it turna o'it,th?-?e
twochrckaare perliupa the ?ery check* which came
fri.m 'he office of Nathan lane \ Co.? to w.t, the chuck
on the American Kxcliangc llank. ><i^ued by John
Thompson, alio, the check on the ContineBtai Hank, j
a.gm* by Very Afiwynn. It la n?c sary toaay, a* far
aa the haDk wea concerned, tliat the whole aap* t of the
pai'ira? the letter*, an l the look.of tb" ch> k* wera
? uch aa to deceive any man. t'nfortun.-tely the hank ]
was deceived, and to tl.ia ettect Uiahop, after depoalt
ing tkeae checi *, one for ahent #T.',t)|lO, ai.d the other
for about I', 000, draw a Cuack which auaorhi nearly
tfce whole amount. an>l winch lr paid in (SOU bank bill*
A geoth man from the W?*l, now t< *l>tlng in thUclty, '
hapi en?d to obaerre Km I ley in cow;iany w.th Kia*ane 1
atatniiug outalde the bank, when lliahop went m lo eaab '
tl e -h< k. anl thia fart, which hai aiaci Letoinc Imp <r j
tiint, he communicate I to t!?i '<aok the ocxt mtrmng
Tie fail r, however, had drawn tfce moaey and wu .
goue. Fliortly after, the other* {o, and all are teen to I
gethrr at tlie Weat. Hie check* are proaad to be fo'g?
r.ea. In other worda, there have Iieen furger e* frbia flrat :
to laat?there waa forgi ry of tie maon*r of in h'loeat
Iran? theru waa forgery of letter* ol lotrnductioa ? there |
waa forgery of that which woald irapire ccrfldaor-e. and
thera waa forgery of th- cb?cka If I ?prea I :h?ee fact# i
fefire jou, o7 whleh wh?t 1 tav? paid la unlr an out- j
l:ae JJhey will apeak for tbemaeh iw.Jand will abow a cjm
plete cobnection between tlie part 'a t? tula in
dl'tirent. All theie par'le* I will ?how. hare the i
ability to e< nduct a crime op this kind I will
abow a motive, alio, and t'nt th* da'en'Unt* ;?o?e**? a '
grade of nleect capable of eaatiling them to carry
out their ichemea to a auooeaifal termination.
Ynu will aciu^lnlra the te*?ui:..iif '-'o e|v, it in*n of
ccmnioo t-enae, and after you hava heard ii all, will, n i {
doubt, arrive at the aame conci'iaiou with tiiyielf. I
< mltted to atate that Kii>**n* wae mm ?te.l at th* Weat ?
by John Heed a pollrem.m of the ffhlef * or,f-a
Mr. Buateed, fjr the prixmer ? lb?t ha* aothmg t>i do
with the raae.
Th? Diatrict Attorney ? Hl'gbt i* one of the Brat ?le
m?nt* of the cooaelouanea-a of gliit.. i ? nlen<e of (tight
baa aleay* (>een |rroj>?rly re eiv*?l, aal for thl" re??oa 1
ioa(*!v< that I have the right to io ntloa it in the op?>u J
in?
The Judge ? TIm flight a of party iMalwaya competent I
to be given in evidence. What we gl?t the jury may give j
it ia another matter.
The Matrlct Attorney ? A to II* -owipeten- y my I
'.earned friend agree* with in* or be would not
wi?h t? have it excluded. <>?? the arreat i
of tbia roan KUaane, ?ft? r having bean" of the olfen'e .
with which he wan eharge/1, hia conduat waa not that of
an h' neat man. While in the railway aarria^e with the
officer, be went oa aome aublerft.g* nt? an a<1joici(ig
rhk.nix-r, end wlule the tra-u wa? at fall ape~>! nak?i i
hia Ufe to e*cap< bv jumping oat lie lema ned con-malei
a< ise m' ntha, wa* n ,? arr**te<l ?i'jl two or three
maatheago. lfcatarr?.t auccewte'l n the pro>l ict .?n I
Of *ome thirteen of thoae very bille paid to Ri-bo^? ? i
Mtowlng ' leariy Kiaaane a roane?tloii n the matter.
1)<e Inatri'.l Attorney then proaeede.l to eiami.ie hi*
aHi>e?ac?. The fnllowmg ia
; TTf* rtriiiiMcc ?or tin rnoeicrTfov.
| Jotin 1 hemp-win, banker, carrying on bu*ineaa at the I
i cornarof Wall atre?t and HroaJway, tieing *W'jjo, d?
n?jae? I ? I kept an account la tb? American K ichang ?
hank In. Aogti?t laat. the chaa'aa I waa is the Subit of
niiing am aimilar to the one 1 aow bold in my hajtJ t'.ii .
! check la at follow* ?
H. 1.
I V? w Tom. Aug ,*?. i*w
> Antaictn ||iMi?Llt I **
f.r t . tV ?i 1?? '.f Jau . Uua-u, ? - -i i >r ?.?>!?? t ..
| It -ri>d-J I n 'lUnpi .n
TbU '? aot a J? auto cht'k: I am t.'.t a* , nint*! ? Ik
tbt par In ? I barjtd IB tbia ll. ' ' i u'. , w ? It ? I*. 0
L?bit of aumhartog our i!?- > '
Q. D.4 ?ou ar?r ?aa Mr. lanl? tl ? ^ilt; t?llar of
?\? Ati.ait-an KirLaag* H*iik w i ' ?? A i n, ,'?t ?%y
tliat I liata 1 bata aaan bla Mrhl >tl u tLa ch ?
, aid 1 tn.ab I eouH l<i?otj ft t ? m
I'rtM tiaailaod by Mr Ba?tM V
U AVoutbow bud y chaclta ai<- lr?*n '<y T"'J "> tW
?,ur>' of ?/tti A. Ik?aptwo ntli MH .at> aaa ta
lb* Honk of tba Hap'iklir, on ?t>. h aboat thirty to
f'ftr ai? uatiully drawn a day in t '..a
Kihaefa Rank about alt (}."?*? ar? drawn far <U?
I d'D t alga a 'juartorof tba cbi<. ? that ar? Irawa la
ttijcthcm. lath* jihi l"4 th? i? a ;a t?'> |?r?'iaa ?<
tbo'lrad to >1(11 rhackt for ma, In 'hat yar I had fro*
t?? laa to flfUrn <-U?rV? ta my Mfl?f,iirl at tb? t ???
of wilch fa ?ra ?p??*tn(, | l,?4 u>m- i?'i or t .r?? ???r?
?ttl ?haa I Bay that Iba atora ehark it a ??m? l>i*a t'i
tboa* flit! b > ma, I imia to cooflna that a?robUo ? to
' nt t?n oar ? I tb<o> thara la as a "tort la that eb? ? t?
n. 'ata tha l.ao<1viitiB| at Mr tnnily < w of my <-.' rta
I ?[??'? of tka HI! of up of th? rbark M' f a<y laft tar
a* (ley iin.a Month* *?<? I aa* bin aiai > ,rj *' ?
1 atrial ba !aft nm baeauat I tM oo? ?aat to rnaay <br?;
I y* ha t ba?n with ma alt or a-a),t a lonth* I ?iun t kaoa
aUn baadtrrl!iA( la luutat?d tl tba *a t 't aao*a? ' -ft
tba ? ba?k
(j J rota what itatioaar &? fnn g*' ynrt xtki a
f,<m t irm ia Vail ?tra?t that oaad "> ba ItaiVart %
ata Nr. ^0, I bdlait that ?o? tbo*a to a?a it a/*'
iMat'r o? vita i bccta uttd by tna
Q CM you ?*ar aaa Kxaaaa ta yo^r '."*?? A I
Jr a't krow that I ha* a No para?a H?r ? >4 ?? >f
Ktarfmr blaakrhr-kt tf tay p?< tor b?4 laM >a
far i blank eUaek ont i( tay tai W-k I tk -M bar* ra
, att?- '?*?* rt aad ra'oaM it
, Q 'If a hat y?rtt- j ar taark ia tba ? ? ?!??? aaa you
' ?t- t-tt a ?? * A. tv i 4 a.1
! ?ou it ra*her more ea,entia ditto^aut than ant other
j letter in the name 1 here u "?""tial dillarenca
| in the o attached to the "Jno, ' *n ' '? ?ery dlHeftM
I if it waa intended for an imlulb ,n ' "? luojj u> *ra iu
| tended a* a heading to tin Tdllle. ' tb? original; rt?
I il niort or a curve inthe genuine a ** The tn el a tha
j couutirfe t name are morit angularly WMtUun in the
| original. Ibe Uitlcience in U ? m i? *ot ?ttea ?? to
etrike ine at once in .1 lurgery.
1 Q. When did you lint ?*? th' chaoi ia onv A.
I I ?aw it either the n<*t ila / or the *uv after
| il* dale; 1 taw <1 flrnt at tie An? ricaif Kachauge
Hack; the bank notlll'M me that my account Watfrrar
| drawn, and our of my cterke, either liad|er *?' Mom,
? rat down; he ieturi.ei an I told tno tint thai:* ??< ? 1
check there ol 119.000; 1 ?t cu. > w i.- to the bauk and
?kw the li rnt teller, I dou't luiak I ?? w any of th? otli
Cera of the bank on tbia ocMtioi th? b ukkxeper a'aowel
me the check ; I eiatnined it and pronounced it a forgery,
auu iktu liaimeu it bar .. to '.be bookkeeper.
y lid you llicn tialn ..e |.?rtlciiUiljr tiie marl. 1 by
which you ham now prouauacad it to be a forged
check* A 1 iliil not point out theu t ia dc facta which
I have nUtiu to be iu ilia *U nature ?l t*r I bauiei the
chuck back I w '? nt to wv otHee
Q. Whcu did you u*ii .ee Mic chac'. t. Ithiuklaaw
it aguio tut* next osornitig a*. the bu.. , 1 don't remem
bfr whether I wa.< eeut for or not, 1 cmoot oreu ?*y
poaltiraly whether I did k<> novo. I liavn a recollection
of the cht'ck l?ting brt i?rht to m* by ia ??Oirer of the
Chemical Itan!. and a pohcetnan I th :ik the policeman
watt olhrer Itec d : 1 ne.\l K ?v? the check ivlien it WH urn
rente I to ma oy the (<i and Jiuy, that waa about ail
wreka or two month* ago.
Ilia Court? l'o you uimn to cialei 1 Str. H i?'.ae<l,
that that ia the haudwiltiiiit of Mr The inpaoii I
Mr. Iluetted? 1 mean tc cooteud that there ia uo prouf
of a forgeiy.
Kiamlnatloo r*aumed ? T>e man aittinx at tha head of
the Urand Juty preaented it to ui", an ! I t'jok the check ,
in iny hand; in that oc axioii 1 nwore the check w?a a I
forgery; one of tie* jury anke l ma if it wan a i{0'el fac 1
eilnile I fald it boie a v?ry clo?n re?einblance to the j
orininul thi.i w:u all that ocourr-l betote tUelirand 1
Jury. I never iua>!? a mark on thn check by which I |
could know It again I hare not e?n the chei-n ninca It !
waa ia the poMe(?itm of the (irnud Jury, till thin moru
iuc
Re enttinine l ky tl<e District Attorc*/ ? 'i. Uo you I
know any euch man n* Jamca lllnliop A. No.
1V> Mr. Iiuatead ? There mar bavn baeu ?uch a man ia
jnr emi'lty without my knowing it.
Julian I . Verjr, aichaUfa broker, No. 1 i \\^ atreet
tf tlie firm of Very Ai 0 Wynne, 1 firg tworn, dapocel ? 1
W? kept Mu r bank account, in Auguat, HSJ, in tha
l'<-*'i'>ental Itank.
Mr. Hu?tee.i nh.octad to thia teiUimny
llr Hall tael that it ?aa ilnaya right, In a i'a->0 of for
gery, tOMihow that other toi^erien wan coouuittad at the
?an e tiuie.
llhjeetion ovarrulad.
The following check wa-i tint ahown to the wltnaaa,
marked No 'i ?
Ntw VoRM, Abu ?'?. WW
ro*Tix?f?T*i. Bask
I'tf to the oM. r I J .li e . liUtup. t- i , ai* th' ?i nl ami
el?l,tn?n M) dollar!? 1*>. MIX ftcl V K !! V ,t <i W VM K
1 Kndurn l ? Very A Uwyota.
' Wittier* ? TheabtiTe check i- of th* -uimo deacrlptlin
Hit thb*)' UU'd hy niH I in .i fori.""! rb*ck , lh? filling up
| la much n nre n-gubr tbau in y liiiniw r It. nir ; an alao la
I the aignature, tli? rln'iik i* neither in tlMt hnn<l? riling of
iMr. (I*ii or nr myaelf a pereon of Uin nanrt of lfcahop
vii in my office on the *<?<?<> in 1 uf Auguat hat
Q. Ilo you recognise him in Court' A Y??. (The wit
neaa li? re pointed out the pri-onir Klndley, ahan lllahop I
' I am (n the habit of *w n;; the aignatur* ol thn teller of
the Continental Hank , ti e nigna'tir-' purporting t-> he hi*
In tli? check In ijueation b< ?i? * alight rM"mlilaoN tn
tli# original : it I* a f'rg*ry; to the beat of my know
It'lge, I lie check <11 1 not oom* trnm my rhejk book.
<J What were Ill*t)"p'* acta when he nail"*! your
place? A. He aold aurue i ncurrwnt money t> in"; I gave
him In payment n check to hi) ord#r; h# got three
checla from our office on three aucreeaiy* ??!e* of no
rent money.
' C'roM eiamiued by llr. Iluat/w?d. ? Our nlare of bnai
m a* hm lin n b No Vi V all atn et ?loc? In? April we
i' one rierk. <ii>or:'? Vebater, in Auguat l?et Mr
<r, ^ ?nne and inr-elf ilreir the rbecka of tbe llrtn . W.-b
?) ,j draw* a rii*< k for ua aom*UK*a, but very aaMnin
ji<- ia teen with u? nboat ten month* Webater mirht,
?v t>i |>a, draw a < hi ? \ for ua on ai average aboit once
\ w?*i
q I, the aignature to t'i* ch?ck in jue lion a good or
had m tatloo ol timr handwriting' A It a more r'-gu
Jirltai ' "'T ?rltlt(( the and ' e, ' In Terr, aie not
connect 1 generally cannect them; tr.e ' o'a'
arcdlopt oportlonwJ; th* capita:* ?V" an l "0" are more
aug ilar loan I make them
I). Whi u <iid you fliit >ee thla click' A- Inthelat
ter "art o ' Aojuat I tbtnk.
q' V< hiv ?l|ew tL? rl.ecka f- r the uiaa you ntllod
fitahapt A I <1i?w cue, ait ] ,ny [ariunr ?(?. w twn I
i'i< .? t thlaa ? "I ':i?l "P "?'.t to the l.anV fur the muti"y
biin#e)f, for thai lierkt bore oi r initlula a? t li ' ujfli they
had Itren lie) oatt-d by OO'aeWe*
tj. \V/iat a. akea you think tl.?t Mr ?; wynue hjin<e|f
did not draw 'Hia check A. I don't think Ue eouM
write that wa) if tried am) no auch cheek ap^?e?r?d
on ou r book a tl e facond teller of the <V>ntioent il Htnk
tirr t toW me tha there an u forfad ehe- k on ua In the
bank laawthei bet k In about b?.'? an hour afterwarda
wbe.-i I went tbel e m auiiie otli ? buiiueaa; I aaw th*
cbiT* a few day* alt?rwnr I* alini It w.ta brought ioto
my odh e by Mr C urtia the I n ai<> it of th* bank Mr
Curtia waete?l our nlMaritJ that 1. *?? n fnrg?rr the
nfli'lavit waadraw# for u< I doo't fecolle t whether I
did or did not aweai loll I not ?kw thachoak l>*for*
Um Qrmad Jwy, an. I kin Ml ."n it Mm iMII tim
oiorotat
(| Wli<? th* pera?? ? who myoti [?:nt*<! ont'tbia morn
iog eent la!n four '-ft ie*, c?*n you ac.y bow br w.ta itfi^< i
??It A Vila bad oo , a anufl r>l utM roat he bid
whiakna. but DO n>oi?#tarfce; I tal ?d with him abo it
fit i* minut*> ho a* id li-i vu airk and wintnl to rhtnp j
bla raon*y and get a pietty ?o?"; i-lw < he did ant 1'ki*
?ick h* Ji t Wit exel e my laepn-iona all
<f. I iid ya i evrr n-e fiim a^tln ujtll thin m'irnlag
A. I aaw Liui about thr*? miintlbi airo i nr.- of the IMy
Hail r*4'a. I waa requeat' l to ther? by an i,tt?er, who
wantt'l m* to Ident i ly h m ? ole, I tljtuk, w?? th?r? aa
w?!l a.i Kinl*v I did not t ilk to Wnley I told the oftWr
thrn thrtt 1 iiought II wai th* iitii tun, but iould not
nwiaf to it.
The ?vv:*nre of thl* wltneaa waa ii*re clo*?>l. an ! hi*
ho eir, ftiia l eror'ler , ha ?iug to attoail o i tb^r> ^j*l
bii?ii."*?"?t .1 O floek, the p?ae w*i |*?. ;ww<t .nitWl.e
folti<wim{ day The Court than id nmnel.
Wllllamaliua ?< ? II) InltlliriMwr.
r>ngmn?T Hnritm? lli?w ru ?. Hrrrura Ihurrraa . -
In fiuoiliwe altera the inVib.il k.tclun arr>i4m?nU a. -a
left alnnet aolelj to tlie in., najein. n' of tje il'irneataa ?
the ??f j large 4em?n4 for nupplie* let tb? tet.le not m
frequently excite* wonder >> t > > ?"> of all u' te
artie'ea fti e ?h?4 tbe larder Tk>ri wtuM/ teinilji ?
wttb'.m beirijf aware of the feci anpplyl c<? uae lit mi re
fami!>? wlti. greater or lea? ijaao'.ltUl ut bren-l W a
eugar, '.o!i?e coal wan ring apparel , ant ?arnioa otl>?r
art e.** all of whl.b ? t ? ? j?- one I In * . in -mien* a iM.n
nrr (bit tlif >*Te!nnUrr 4>ni)ri ara not .vara of thru
uaUera^l-xl pUlnathrup/. 1 ha lo.'.o wm< .an lent will
illustrate Uu. paint ,u que lion A fa* we.-V? ainna
(apum H*y4>a, r*??4iag m IVtli (treat, near Hoatb
Lightb *tre*t, i lata re'.uined bom* la
Viae e .eolim, vtcuuipa.ue.1 by a fi en *beir Idruato
a ere lino? up in the hull ml at ? lata hear vera tonal
to t>* maaiB(, and of anuria a ilpl rt of ' tolen bjr halt
tble\ee aai lea^md At rarioi* tli.aa a rl i i" ? were
iai< -.ut -ecmetio.* (jewelry , at "there wearing appar l
ot b?4 etotblaf? a!l n a ?r r/ myetenoja manner. Tha
grocery bll'a were nor I t< at %n alairn.rv rata^
en the t'?a. ih-epv I k* " ?* (? I t- a Mar- a ?ui
I III I! j. the h?a?'? ? I the :? par' merit I ail a eorxallatl'.a
an?l de< t?!t I t/? t jiaI ? the rerr<at f rl The girl )<a 1
b*t? ab**nt bat a abfcft t me when, before Mr* Ifatdan
had aa opp rtuaity to t<> In aear< h af belp, a i
f l . e ?< far a e'taati a I. ??? bf nr. ire*. "el that th- re au
a Taaanay, 'eM eecaar"e are laun uately ma'ie kr??n
an.oagat ??rr??'? ; I - (III a a* b.ted. but artlf Ut af
tirW.a dercrlptir n* ton"ri?i?'" to eijpear In the earn*
irj-Wnoui nicaar an i finally, ??t weak, the ae.enl
K r! wa* 'tWcberl(e'1 "n the niw day a female >u
[oi'k.ng (or a ait jal "n when ?ba va? m*t by ? w. th???
aula, and a anawer to aa n ia kj waetoM that eb*
kr.ew of a *1' nation. the tao t ?n pr'^-a^-'eA ?-? the r?
ali:?o<eaf tbe Iridalea wtio t.a<! *e*ii ll?? liar(a-) ia Din
etna aeeaae wbete tbe? ja ??? o? a <lieei<r, To* rill
waa then toM that tbe pla e vhara ttjey wfa>U -en-l her
waa a |oo4 wa? that thej ha'l taken bed'tutl ea >1re<?*
? we'ry, pri tlaloa* acel *%<?!? r>al, wlthavJ l>* n? 'teteei
e< Tb?j ''e.ire'l tl.at ahe aha Ji-\ eerure tbe aitoanon aa 1
roatieva to ptun !?r M.e e}.?al>I j-?ck up a baeaet ?'
prr.TK'eaa ?**tj ni,;ht, ar a tber ? ,u j <a.l nt ?tA far
tlaeta i?er; wo igm( It t o I". TWa au tbe | laa
t.iej ba l )>? r?n*1 a : a. ' a* The ( H left '.hem on i*r
tli? tapr>"M'yn 4>at ahe ro r!4e I ? ' the r plan, aa !
pr'.eee* ng Vi 'apla a lUc'.'a a ft 'a nee r-lat'l the
j f?*t? aa tiie.y tial teen at* r I t.. ^er K e* .r?li waiiaat
' aa* n r.. *<;*'* nee' irM an . ' i tbe '?%" r entering
lit bngee, t*?? rirf* eere !?? ?wi ecap* jel jt# a( 'ia a
' ? i. 4 aiik ?>?! wb.r b* ? ,i a;?.l?a fr?? .. Mft
I l(?? :*r, anow I a? . a. *ete ee a he a< ma la p nto an
I !*r ii'M1'!, U'1 ? M' ith B| aa.1 other art !ae
I wete at>? fcun t Pie / r'a ahoee nanaea were |.*ea aa
; J a W?i .*r an-; Tereaa Iry, eei ??.ea bwfare Ja*u-e
Krawel' win (i^anl'N tben ha U a I'mliwitiMy Ui<a
ft* *a*r ha< *'r.e'een 1 ?? I ir<?i bypafiafaltne of
(19 her trf.l* a/ree n/ to take ker ,aV? the ?anUf
Ni* Tk"i TUe Vt-ief Aan a ll?? aa t laliler
C vmp? j t-o 4 Iat?n4 to pe* ane-1 lo Hewarh on Ike KA
j tit f I't tbe p nrp'/'e of brln/ >r b' ? * their new tr-ae*
IM(( ba.it Lb*re, ah.ah a an 4 to !<e ".?a wet elafatt
awt aoetl/ '>ae a ^aa Vo?b or tie n t y. Ibe entapanr,
i f wh > h Waib i?atr a Irof a t>, etuan nanber* aV -it
' t'/ o*' ? a. hoai m*a ?ul a* tie aanaa a4.
ate", are a?i Tbe tr ' baa bee>, par kae?l
wt'b .be faa4a af taa roaipaa;
f niirt ? ale rwlnr?T rale l>np,
C?rm< t Ccr-nr ? ?? ?, <1 *J.
i 11 M 1J 1J
? ~ra?a? rea t ? *oa J14T 4'1, M?*
??;, s*a?, a?*i. *- xt r?. "t '
I u.?, itw. km to int. it: i:vj itr
P- r? ma ( ->? at -*???. a? Teina see -> fL
K <, 1? f?, ML M, 14. IT _? T< W. ^ I*'. 1 *
b l'4 H? IK . , . ,
Mrrmioa lean ?Nan M. I e< > i?m J5_
If-l. low, l'?M ?'*?, ?/?? ?t* ???, 5?. **1. l*r, W
iu? ii* u<m u?, ?m uu. nil
lllf, lilt. 111*. Ill* int. iu?, ?i**? ?i*
' lii*. U>0 IU0 Uii *?? KA, ?, *a^
^?w uml lni|K>t tv'"t Pbuc of th? f?
t(? ? atlo*.
OtJK WAMIIhorOft COHllWFOKDlKCi.
W?g, iimotdk, March 18,
TV Xrjt Di.tlp* jor Cut# ?Hs\ uroci/y Treaty to be
Itiluttd f?r Annexations The '?<?"" nf Mr *?rO??
The hint h o) Aw/uitvi 1*1'*+ />wlf* /or Vnii!" *??
.V;xiin ? Huekanan Duutt and h* cy on 7V>p ? lUneti tf
Peer tin ry DoUnn, ,f< , rff.
Tha admioiatratli.n in about wul"* new *tep,ta
wardt Cuba, Mr. Marcy being the urtll ivajor and granJ
ori?r ?,(?r of liit movement. Hi? arl *h ?al or tha
adndolatration of cbtalulng ( 11 ba by tin* of arm*, at
ail Ikaranl* and n nr uncrifice, harlntf feller? .through, end
Oie representative entrutlpl with tliiw mahier to Kpaia
having Indignantly thrown up hi* t oml?i?e.'?a *n '
homo, 1'. wan (tit, on tha part or tha adnat? ?tretio?,
that tomethlng mutt be itr,n? to ratn eva '*?
Mirey acanued the whole Held It laj 1 end
with th? alagle glance u> juii how to muM, aa h<? l>?
Uevea, to "tar* the falling honor* of lilt Uouaa," and at
tln> tame time to take away th* politic ?' thunder ?'
lliichauau ti Co, ttoulr wtnl to Spain to t nnat Cub.? t*
our I nion, but th* thing <1 1> I nut *uc<**? V. Auguatu*
(Viiar Dodge |Mi with anothar object Id ? law? milder
tl, an that of tl.? lirtt miniater ? aomethiug in ,ra nun
able to ai pact and if aucceaaful It will ba all ( hat Marof
want*? a mighty feather In hi* cap for tha 0. 'Utaet ai
1H18. llila nee act iu thia annrialion drama, *4 which
Mr lk><!(* U tot down on the bill to play ? Mr Marry
acting the prompter behind tha *ci>ue* ? la to aatai '"''ah a
reciprocity treaty with Spain, bet ween the talandof Cuba
and tha United HtalM-a ra?lpmc:ty treaty prect ***9
Ilia that lately entered into between tha t nited Sla '*?
and Canada, allowing fr.e trade, in Ita fullaat ataa *.
between the Inland of Cuba and tbe American Uanra '?
Ihe care to l>e preaentod to Hpa n, during tha coining *
*ummer, 1a ? "You hare refuaed to aell Cuba , you ara
opponed to her aiini latloa to the I' nited Mt*t?* upon aufr
term* Koglaml and Kraoce aupporta aad hack* ya 1 la yo??r*
cppoaltlon, an4 now tbe leait we can a?k. an I what a*
will I are, i? a nclproelty treaty b?tweno till* Ulan I aa4
tlji Colled Ktntea, that, free of charge, ibeia powara mtf
be the mutual producer* an I conaumera tor nArli othar
Tbe geographical p)attii>n of Cuba give* th* Americana
the right to auk thia, and thia they will have They wUI
?10 longer content that their product* ahall be t.ned w.ih
a heavy revenue In Cuba, thua virtually thiaiaolw
paying to build up and aup|>?rt a uavy to harraag aal
thient>u their own coinmtrce witliiu tig lit of thair owia
ahorea."
Ihi* la tlie new programme, and It la to ba urgw4 al
tbe eoine time with vigor In KiigLand, Fraure mi J hiMtla
It might too much, pethap*, tai tue credulity of our
penide to *?k thtui lo believe that th a meaauie will bw
puahed with any force, after th* puer 1* ethllMlioo juat
made by the ailmlntatratl'in In backing out from tbeir
former ptogramme. Hut It mutt he borne in mind thai
Marry la llie ruling apirtt of th" < ahinat, and with bi*
onimeil to r'onh A 1 0. and their ajioeiatlun piojact,
they had up hill wuik to fart thav foan I In Maicyaa
ettrctual caoeb *? tlialr wheola. If tha Urat plan aur
c*"?li u all tlie honors would go to Mr HmJianan aol hi*
lihbuatenng friend*, while Mr Mtrcy wuul I havo a<*
other proapectiv* elleruativa but to retire to hi* rural
home, to brood in aiienon over hi* rabage*. forgottaa
aud nriaong In the vlatorioua war cry of " C'wbaa
and Annexation," which would beur in* rival* oawanl.
ttalher than mil lint to thia, Mr Mar 7 pie(erra>l I*
ki.ork the w! ole a<.lieme of Mr llurhatmn aud fwille'a 9m
the hoad. that it ehoald not grow to tha |>o!ltieal ag
gftu li>emeol ol th* latter gentleman, and d ^paragw
m-nt o' hlni elr How well tne l'ri mler aiK O*? Ud iu
tlua ihe Otteud doeuauuta, the otura of Mr !*oule awl
the ituunriat on of the annetatlon pnja?t taila. Mr.
Marry havirg u?> g< t eveiytloog Juat aa h* want* It?
havliig aL.itUrni lit 1 .ha ^iK-atiou a* It with aa earth
? |uake, he caeta about hiai to aea If, out of the frag
menta, he ran t pitch up aoineth'ng for hima<'lf, ??<>
atralglitwav bit* up?a tha Ke proclty Treaty, whloh la
now lb* order of tha day . It la hia ap>eial prujact, at?>
If It aurr*a?l? noiv- butharan carry oil asy of tha ba
uor*. Il^ace tin- probability that thia pro^raaiioa will
lie urgtd with inu:h mure foita and boltD**! than Uw
Ilia* , ain>.* thia ha? all th* *up;?rt of th* iirtat Mogul a I
the admin atratoio, who oarrUa with him 1 lie I'raaidant
aa a K?r..n''ary auppart. Auguatua t:.. :?r l?otg* la
pickad out to take e.l.arge of tliia matter, m' ie for hia
amiable than hia belligerent .|oa'..tt?a There wlil l>a an
" kicking up h*-hin<l with Mr l??1ge aa them waa with
Mr Route. Aufuatua loon 1 a up more ia*?nifieoaUjr is
name than ha uoea la indii lduelily ao<l bel uga to that
goi d, ea?y aort of I hritlian lieioga who haea the Ua
f?> ull v of avoirtlng ljuarrala by doing ei a lly aa they
are told. Augnatua ' r.ar would a- aooa think tf die
obeying Ihe cali of the Arrh^ng?l tiabriel to jo igwiaiit.
and refuaing lo go when hit truuip a-iun le l a* doing
anything in oppoaltion lo th* wialiea of H m. I. Marry,
lie .a to. . lo r*ll Npe n I hat w* waul a rrrlproeitjr treaty
with Cuba avi ! uoleaa .1 la / an t ie Veiitral ty law*
I. al! be repealed a* tbe neat I ugieea *ad Uia
"?'iga of war' let Iroaa ujr"n ti* lalaad
ir-d Mr le?lge will u>. l? down all thia la hia puaket
W: .1 '?oda book, and when n* rearhea Madrid, aal
c nir* tiefore the aovereiga, ha will take out till* baoh
m l i t'lir h a lrit?r|/re1ar to ay It all oir lo th* raila^
ncoarrh pre* aely *a It *at glren 14 htm at haaaa
Aoguitua will then hae* playv.t hia part, aad roaaw
h' nie no o?M ..ne of lb* t?e*l automatona that waa
eter m nt to repreeent n> al enrri balnra. Marry trill
'a>ve lila trlory whetlKrHpwn acct le* or oat, and haea
a pretty irMrf atake to enter agalnal Mr Hifkaa la tha
*? it f-lartian T>ila te tha p' int the t uba '|Ueatiaa baa
at laat teen whltthd .'own It
(?real aatiefarlloa la lelt here by the r*ee{,u>m ,,f tifc*
?aport by Ihe 111 noli ltvn> l aatitia that the Darator ba*
arrived all aafe at \ alparatao
Mr .??'ecretary f-obMu he < for eo ne day* pa?*. , 1 aea
? wj ill, and iinable t? all. a to ane haaiaae* whalarvae
.1 1 et< kneae la (?)? ?!fan* , f a wild recaited early ia tha
V atb lie aai t little l?|>ro>e<l to day. hat it I* aat
I kel, he will be abla to faaaroe hi* |?wt for aeeeraJ day*
to roii.e. SKLI.I*.
I.*ltr frud lUrami.
vmuvai. of r? t aitaaiia *t skw ?truiitn ? -
rtir.i 01 riiK BLOCtanr- tot i vrri tv rm aim in
? tio wam tu>*iu m rorr- ? ckiju.) riua
i f UDOTii. or ?x*r? i hi ?vriix t<> rii rcvr*
Til* WfATHIR.
"Tli# t nil* I ,?"?!?? ma.' lUim>l> p <*atiaa*>a, Upt Hb'i
!?! It at < k laft N-a v.. a ??? Moll lay l>.? WH -iltl^a,
f?i N?? Oitaaiwi ?la lltfiu. m'Wl tlw War U|t*
IS? lal'.r p-.it alaortljr b?|nfa It ?> irVlnrk I*. M , oa
tba 'Hi laa'.aol ml ?rtl*?4 ?t II. a .? aaa akvtt
ly kfiiri it., lull h?
1U < khi*U '?? H Hon a ?"> tl.a nim.ni of iba
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