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PUTATIvE DEFAULTER ARREsTED.-On We'd
nesday forenoon we'll dressed man was seen TO
pass the Police Office corner OF Third street and
the Bowcrv, much intoxicated, and under the d
recton Of Justice Taylor, he was brought in oy Mr.
Bird the keeper. The man then gave the name
Of Ralph Thompson, and on searching his pockets
'" A-r non = R;Ii. fo,,nd in ,hA-,
also two important papers and a valuable gold
watch, and he was locked up. Justice Taylor then
proceeded TO Wall street and there asceriained
that Mr.. Ralph Thompson then in prison, was a
partner Of Mr.. George r Cook, brokers, the
former conducting the business in Boston, and the
latter in Wall street in this City-and that they
Bank OF Boston by collision with the Teller, by
means of checks marked good. of upwards of
$4,000 Justice Taylor then wrote to the Bank
in Boston. by Harndens Express, and Yesterday
Mr.. Benjamin Thompson, Of the director. of
The Eagle Bank of Boston, arrived in the City and
proceeded to the Upper Police Office. There he
made siEdavit that the Eagle Bank had been dc
trauded of $50 600 ndupward. by Ralph Thomp-
son - beoISc . Loon ana While the director was
IN the private office of the Upper Police, Mr.
George F. Cook, with posse of lawyers, marched
INTO the outer office, to see vha, he could do for
bis incarcerated partner.


Being pointed out he was arrested also and de-
tanned, and finally both Ralph Thompson and G.
F. Cook admitted to bail, each in $4,000.
Mr Drew, of the firm of Drew, Robinson & Co.
becoming bail for their appearance before jus
tee Taylor on the 29th inst, there to surrender
themselves for arrest on the warrant of the Exec
utiye OF Massachusetts, for removal to Boston for
trial.