U. STATES CRIMINAL COURT,
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The romantic incidents in connection with Hen
derson, the Treasury note forger, are pretty gen.
orally known to our readers. How he broke jail
in the depth of night, and how that distinguished
Lawyer of the Bar in this city, had been accused
with assisting in the escape; and how he had been
arrested in Cincinnati, by former associate in
vice; and-it is needless for us to recapitulate
them. On this day the prisoner was arraigned
upon one count of his indictment, and demurrer
entered by his council to the balance. Henderson
is a young man, apparently, of about twenty-slx
years ofage, with keen, intelligent countenance
and long black hair. He is dressed in the top OF
the fashion, and after his arraignment was admit
ted into the bar of the court, for the purpose OF
writing out general history of his escape.


Crowds gaped and gazed at Mr.. Henderson. as
if crime was new thing in the world, and men
had never known what it was to forge.