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custody. Being thus fairly in the hands of the law, his impudence and aodaclty at once forsoox him, and he fully acknowledg- ed his having committed the forgerles and received the money, and informed Hayes how he had disposed of 1t. He had lodg- ed $5000 of 1t in the Chemical Bank, in the name of Charles Flnchley, which he saws. and there is good reason to believe. is his real name, and another $5000 he ve- ry kindly lent to merchant in the city, without asking any interest on II. These two sums have been recovered. The prls- oner gave draft on the Chemical Bank for the $5000 he lodged there, and the mer- chant to whom he lent the other $5o00 lm- medlately returned 1t on being informed how Finchley obtained il. Besides this $l0,000, Jacob Hayes obtained from the prisoner. in cash and jewelry, the remain der of what he got from the Bank, with the exception of about $250 which Finchley had expended.

 On Saturday he underwent final exa- imitation at the police office, before Justice Lowpdes, and again stated that his name was Charles Finchley, that he was born in Canada, and was brought up in the house of Messrs. M.Pherson, Henderson S Go. that he lately came to ths city, and was now in the employment of Mir. Casthelaz, in Exchange. place. In reply to a question as to how he became acquainted with the signature of Stone, Swan & Mason, or knew at what Bank they kept their account, it appeared that some time ago young man named Vyse, the son of merchant in London, came to this city as superear- go, with some goods belonging to his ia ther, which goods he placed in the hands of Stone, Swan & Mason to dispose off, This occasioned Fyse to get possession of their signature to bills of sale. and other pa pers, which he left at Casthelaz's when leading this city. Finchley, by some means, got sight of the papers, and thus learned where Stone, Swan & Mason kept their account and was also enabled to itni= tate their signature. He IS not yet twenty years of age, and from his appearance and bearing at the police office, one could scarcely imagine him capable of so much villainy. He was fully committed for trial

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