The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-13

are not negotiable without the papers sent to you Tor
been made that they are already forwarded. Am l |
positive Of their reaching here safely In case OF
cdent or loss, again PEELED to await another
ak weeks for pletiou laying out, of
twenty odd thousand dollars in money, with eighty
thousand at seven per cent interest Whereas noney
Is now worth only cent undoe oted security.
You gave me to understand that the papers wanted
could be completed and returned here within three
weeks, and In order to prove that was desirous OF
aiding your Gem pany, il the consequent OK
penses placed $50 to your credit. though did not,
NOR DO l now, deem myself bound to pay cent to-
On the 4th inst entered into correspondence With
your agents, Messrs Jsudou 90 and rendered them
$l0 ATT 49, 100 In yment for packagsJ No. So o.
condition ally that should receive the papers which
you had pledged ould be duly forwarded. j. Go.
could not receive the money, the bonds and orr
cages were not duly oomplstsd; and rather than to
vitiate the contract j Co., as agents, agreed to
Al least as soon as the papers rssoh here, sm pre-
pared to make the payment and will exert myself to
cose up this trouble some possible
1t Is possible, heweyer that may, without further
notice and under protest lin absence OF papers, take
In which case, your SCENTS will doubtless inform You
JOHN P oRYDER.
MnwAuKlr, lwis), Jan. 81, 1851.
JOHN p. CRypER, ESQ :, New York.
DEAR sR-Your letter Of tn 9th inst. Is received,
In which you speak Of the and lose by
deemed BY you as esssn. to The vsidisy Of the
bon ds and mortgages sold to You by our company
the bth OF November last
It has been source Of much trouble and regret to
myself after having done all In my power to expedite
the busines to learn from your letter also from
the letter OF Messrs Jaudon g. Co., Of the 7th inst
that had failed to meet your expectations, in not
procuring the desired papers expscted-and
especially learn that you regard tho exscu-
ton Of these subsequent papers part OF the orig
nal contract SO mach so as to constitutea condition
precedent to the men Of the regular instalments
You WILL have no doubt, do me the justice to re-
member that made journey to Milwaukie and back
papers into just sush shape required by your
sell and deemed by him to be suhc Gent which, tier
under his supervision on tho 9Th OF November at
which time yoc made the first payment. That n the
10th day OF November--eleysn days afterwards on
ny return from New Hampshire, you requested the
additional papers which promised to hasten with
utmost hsety and which for personal consideration,
/ have ieit in honor bound to accomplish rs
possible ana have regretted extremely the necessary
delay and consequent disappointment to yourssl.
But did not however then know that yeu claimed
this IS matter OF right, or as uditon president
to the payment Of the regular inetaments, as they
should become due but rather request for sddi-
into market under as favorable light and free from
objections as possible.
have written Mr. Mckay; also Me.srs.J udon l.
Co.. requesting thsm to communicate with you upon
the subject1 detailing some of the numerous embar-
easements which have had to contend with In OBJ
tanning these additional papers with the hope at least
however you may regard the conractJ that you will
not ALLOW psny to suffer in character unjusty
from causes not under our control
enclosed to you, by mail, on the 18th inst, the
bsance Of assignments and three more OF the written
admissions OF mortgsgers but there are yet ten ad
missiohs which yet have been unable to obtain.
Seine Of these ia the State of Illinois bust
visits and some refuse TO sgu the admission,
without giving any reakoDs why
telegrs phsd you the Esd inst that you deem 1t
sary viii substitute other good mortgages for
those lacking the admissions l would further sus..
gest the propriety Of asserting the packages and
putting those lacking admissions into package by
themselves TO meet the last instslmsnt which shall
become due by which time We can pI obsbly arrange
the omissions substitutes to your satisfaction Our
directors will meet again the 18th Of February
which time shsl lay the whole subject before our
for their favorable consideration
In the meantime, my dear sir. wish you to feel
assured that our onpany will regard 1t no less .
pleasure than 1t will be for their interest under our
present nsscial arrangements in Nsw York; to ss-
actions. 9th or than the most prompt and rss-
ble and agreeable to the prevailing usagss and
am, with much esteem,
Yours very respectfully,
WALTER P. FLANDERS,
Trea, Mil and Mise. RR Co.
NV YoRE, Jan. TO- 1851
wAlrSnP. FlAsDshs, Secretary Nil. and Miss R. R
DrAs s,n-It becomes the writer the pr,nors, n.r,v
OF .Jaudon Co ;" ointimate TO you, with deep re
gret tht he has received from Mr. CRY der the sneys
que upon tnas gentiepsns contract. TO! bonds and
having mingled them up with other transactions IL
vii be unable to do more at present than make the
hrst psy snt, OF which you will doubt, receive no.
tice from the American 4 Xchsnge Bank that have
done.
while we'll aware that the non payment Of the SUBJ
ssqusnt inst ailments will cause your company much
trouble and inconveniencs IL 10 the writer's nrm re-
solve that should his future justify his
prseent expectations, every dollar will be ultimately
paid to the company
IL 10 the writer's sincere wish that this TEN
dbsppointment will not interfere with or eompronise
the tae Of any she other securities Of the Mi
and Mississippi Railroad Company.
With much respect, your obsdien. servant,
JAUDoN CO,
Per A. III. JAupeS.
This last last letter Il viii be SEEN is Of prior date
to The one BY Mr. Flanders preceding II; but Il will
BE- rscoeeted that the time Of transpor taIon from
New Y ork TO Wisconsin makes mp the difference Of
time, that Mr. Flanders have written his let
ter before receiving the one from Mr.. Jaudon.
.4vsHpt TO pass CstinierJss, Mones.-On Tuesday
evening George Welbrook alias Girken, and his wife
Mary wee ar rested BY oeer vel of the Seventeenth
ward on charge of attempting TO pass q count.reit
So bill-thst 10, q genuine 81 bill the Putnam
County Bank, altered so as 10 represent . IS bill
TIE spurious meney was offered to John Geldman
Cohen, In payment for some articles purchased Tho
sccu,ed parties we're conveyed before Justice Mount
fort, who detained them for further hearing
a Brutal .4Tatr.-A woman called Margaret Muir,
retidiDg at No s. Christie street was implanted of
yeiterdsy afternoon. before Justice Mountfort By 9
Mr. Carnes who brought his child dns bog Of about
ss,en years sgs, into court and exhibited his neck
aud shoulder, terribly scslded with bslng water,
thrown on the child y the woman above me toned.
The Justice took the con plant and his warrant
for the arrest Of the woman