George Pusey surrendered himself on bail to answer the charges of embezzlement preferred against him by Mr, Tarrant.
The proscentor, sworn, deposed:—That in April he sent the defendant, who was. th his employ, to the French Concession to ascertain in what establishments his paper was delivered. On his returning he said that a copy was delivered in the Cafe de Re-unio He then made out a bill and sent him to the cafe to collect it. The defendant came back and said that the proprietress told hira she had proviously paid it to Mr. Jones, fle allowed the paper to be delivered until he should know whether the £c-press woulil be again started, When it was, he again sent to know whether she would take the two, papers, and she returned the answer that the subscription had been paid when the bill had been presenta. He also charged the prisoner with the larceny of the
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