The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-21

the year of Lord isa7, George W. Morton, com.
missioner, duly appointed by the circuit of the I'm
ted States for the southern district OF New York. the sec
ond circuit under and by virtue of the acts of Cong
entitled AN act for the convenient taking aid
wits and bail In the civil depending IN the courts of
the United States, passed February 2Oth 1912 and H.
Congress, entitled San in addition to an aet @
uued An act for the more convenient taking of aidayia
and bail in civil causes depending in the courts of he
United States," passed March ls 1871 and the acr emf
aed Aa act TO establish the ndoa courts Of the United
TO be and personally appear before ar Office AT h
uned States courts IN the eity OF New York in the said
l.. OSuvan, 10 testify and the truth say, the mn,
and behalf OF the plaintiff in certain suit OF con-
uoversy now pending aud undetermined in the circuit
court of the United States for the District OF Columbia for
Washington county, at Washington city aud the district
Thomas Richie and John p Hess defendants ''u
And the said John L. o'Suvan being about the age of
thirty years, and having been by first cau,oneJ
and testify the truth, the whole TRUTH and nohn
but the truth, in the matter OF controversy Aforesaid, Laid
carefully examine the said John L. OSnlivan; and he did
theeupon depoe, testify, and as follows viz To the
first nte5ogaory he says That his residence is in city
plaintiff in this having made his acquantance in
the year 1872 at Albany on the occasion of that gentle
mans address before the Legislature of New York on h
subject OF the wrongs of Poland the deponent being then
member of the legislature That in the fall of lsl5h
eered by that geneman) two letters of introduction the
one TO General skrzyneeki, the celebrated heroic COM
mander chief OF the Polish army in the late attempted
revolution of Poland, and the other Prince Czartoryk
the President of the late Polish republcthe former re
mcr letter addressed Gen. Skrzyneck "uncle, and
signed with the designation of nephew" in CON-
nexon with the signature OF Major Tochnan which was
well known 10 deponent. That the deponent was received
with great kindness and welcome the introduction of
the said letters the most friendly inquiries being made 10
specng Major Tochnan and the relations between thu
writer Of them and the parties whom they address
ed, which implied in the letters themselves being
fully recognised by the latter in the cordial manner
and that Prince Czartoryski, through the hands Of his
ephew Count Ladislas Zamoyk, (who also had united
expressions Of friendly regard for Major Tochman and
recognition of his jealous and valuable to the P
sh cause,) delivered to the deponent parcel directed to
Major Tochman, which he duly RENTED that pente
man. J. l.. OSULLlVAN
Reduced to writing by the witness, John L. O'SulIvan
on his examination before me, and signed by him in INV
presence this isr lth day II dSePP 1T is
os sR. s'1 Di CT q S1 SsS York. }ss
l. commissioner, duly appointed by the circuit cour,
Of the United for the southern district Of New
York, in the second circuit under and by virtue of the
nen taking Of alidavts and bail in civil causs d.
pending the courts of the United States" passed Feb
act addition 10 an act entitled An acs for the mose M
venen taking of aidayits and bail in civil depend
Of the United states" passed September 2ih U.s.
dispositions IT, and the fact is, the Witnesses are material
and necessary the in the caption of the said dspo
of New York. than one hundred miles from the civ
Of Washington, the place of trial of the above cause
further certify that notification of the time and place
taking the said depositions signed by me- was made ont
and served the adverse parties their attorney agent
n
serrosatores if he they might think fit, because neither
Of e defendants their attorney AGENT are within ono
hundred miles of the city OF New York. the place Of cap
taking Of said dispositions further certify that on
Lord 1871 was attended by plaintiff Gaspard Tochman
and by the witnesses, who OF sound mind and lawful
age and the witnesses byme first carefully examined
and cautioned, and testify TRUTH the whole TRUTH
and nothing but truth and the deposition by
witness reduced to writing in the presence OF the witnesses
and from their Statements and after carefully reading
same the Witnesses they subscribed the same in my
presence have retained the said deposition my pos.
session. for the purpose OF sealing up directing and de-
with my hands, for the for which the were
taken.
And do further certify that of counsel nor ao.
ney for either OF the parties in the said deposition and cap
ton named, in any way interested in the of the
cause named in the said caption.
In testimony whereof have hereunto my hand and
ls47 and of Independence the United States the seventy
second.
GEO. w. MORTON IT, 81
United States duly appointed BY the
court of the United States the southern district of Men
York in the second circuit
| UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Southern District of New York. %
Alexander Gardiner, clerk of the circuit Of the
United States Of America, for the southern district of New
York; second circuit, do hereby certify. that am well
whose is subscribed to the annexed certificate and
dispositions, and that the signature the is in his pro-
per handwriting And do further certify that he
at the time OF his signing the commissioner duly
appointed by the circuit of the United States OF Anne
rica for the southern district of New York, uRder and by
of the Of Congress forth in said certificate
I'm testimony whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and affixed the seal of the said circuit
court this I4th day Of September, in the year Of
our Lord 1877, and of Independence of the United
States the seventy, second SY iNnrp =. pn,Nrp
o0p WIN NIB Brent, Clerk