The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

the writer This article doubtless furnished him by
the very party Other things have been said which
pains great deal, but winch must ferret out be-
Cause may not be true. If it is ought to be knswn;
if not, it ought also to be known and be re-
ally whether have been the victim Of some
mashination The sum Of six hundred dollars appears
to have been raised for the heroic purpose of being
given to him, and other after my conviction,
were RENTED to him, represented to have
been rentted was at loss to know how 10 ascertain
the witnesses to these facts found out Broker in
Wall street who at that time changed scrip Of the
Housatonic Railroad Company, ont of which ihe first
$500 had been raised and this scrip left of pledge
shortly after that, instead Of redeeming that direction
given to give 600 other dollars Afterwards the
Broker knowing that the scrip belonged to that Clergy
| man, asked what he wanted with much money. The
ageot said it was for Mr.. Whiting for one terrible
don't knew that money is necessary to District A,tor.
ney and have found out the gentleman who has brought
to the Broker the shares of Mr. yerren He seems to be
the Counsel of the Church of Which Antoine Verren is
the Pastor suppose that is the gentleman and wish
10 know the truth of this case.
| Mr.. BuRnowKs-I ready to that the wholeis
Mr. wHrrro-Just let him get through with his state
msnt.
| satisfaction.
Mr. HurroS-Perhaps any evidence this point might
| Mr.. WHIrING-lf Mr. Barthelemys object ia to ex.
anime into my conduct am ready to examine the whole
| world.
BARrmrL.Mr do say that you really got this mo
| Sey, but that it was so stated to me.
| Mr. WuIrIve-Where is the man that told you sol
am ready to follow tup with you brckbat after brick
bat fast you go,over the whole world defy you
and every human being prove scinta Of what you
| have said
| B.RTHELAMr-Your name has been used Sir.
| Mr.. WHTINe-You charge me, Sir, with being the
"paid Counsel" Of Mr.. Verren.
| BahrHELEMy-Well,I now want 10 be cleared OF the
charge Of tina, rumor emanatng from myself
| Mr.. WHuNe-And yet, without proof, you published
| il in your second edition.
| BARrHELEMy-It think not.
MIR WBIrHG-I have seen il. A friend pointed II out
and advised me to ndct you for libel. But did not
wish TO trouble you.
| BARTHELEMY-I only stated that the broker was in
formed that the money destined for you.
| Mr.. WHITING-Is the broker here7
Mr.. HuTron-l believe am the person alluded to- cir
| BABIHFIEMy-lti is the counsel Ct the church.
| Mr.. IiurroN--Thc whole story is mistake.
| B.nrHELrmv UoyMr Hutton Did not a gent eman
the counsel OF the church. give you directions 10 give
six hundred other dollars that TO be given 10 Mr.
Whiting and you asked Is II not for Mr.. Maxwell and
ran,on |" Hayeyou said so to nobody
| Mr.. HuTToN-Nevef, sir. The circumstances were
there IL had bonds left with me to the amount Of
| tour or Eve hundred dollars After this the trsI com
menced ard the gentleman who left the stock came and
expressed d,sre 70 have IL closed o. Mr.. Verren re-
qured money the incidental expenses OF his suit
That was all tina, passed
l Mr.. WuIrIro-Qo Bartbelemy)--I give you every
liberty TO examine Witnesses this point as many
yon choose. make no objection TO that, And will
| then ada my own oath 10 satisfy your confidence
1 Mr.. IIurros-Mr. Banheleny called on me somc time
and asked repeat the conversation about the