New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

On thi day sloxinx he rrtsa OF HsmIsoo from Psnsns
r.. Enaizgi. called oa nsponass, - ivrul~s-d q
oIofnefs CO. PsDsma. New Granada and stated h.
80 nasoed to said firm fnccordiny 70 the best rrcoIrc
la ~ susnent days deponent and the said C.r'yo'
u. rse'n conversations in relation to the affiEs o.
d .,l..' ne lnqairing what Hamilton worth. &C.
49, nS Always answered that he did not know. AZ this
tune .'e Transfer had not been made by Crooks HALL
saa Sorwine advised Hamilton make the sacrifice
own hands Deponen. has sen both Miller and C,rvine
On n.ntons ONCE at the time, several times aud
s;rtnes only of them Deponent further that
nDisr asked him If he could explain how it that
We ny contract only $4,000 70 De paid until the
complexion of the steamer; whereas this required
epmer replied that he had KNOWLEDGE that sub
Fo'- me second contract here spoken of refers 10
delphia, a short time after the Office was opened :
ennhs ue time the Office was opened tickets
sdveItlsed were sold daily by said Wood and the proc eds
- pr cent commissions paid over to Miller, generally At
called for Miller came several time. 70 the ofce and
cised ind Of supervision giving directions posting
ois ann printing; said Cowine also recommended thai cir
Of said ships should be sent nv mail to the Posnasrer
IN different sections of the United States Deponent further
and mse said Lopez his draft for $4,000: he chen
rmnea 10 tins City, and sent deponent tn Pha-
up bis return this City sent word to Corwine aud Mil
irr requesting an interview; they did not during
steza,er he Corwne said to deponent that If Hsnto1
wsnfed yoo to carry the project out he would mind
letting HIM have IT. the day Corwine away dspo
ne oenf'esnwH rhe It'll Dss Corwne and Miller told de-
ponent that Corwae had made proposition George
lmeanins Hnntcnl to give hun mortgage the
Keindee! tor $1,000 the amount George had paid said
slip and that he had agreed to it this project
carried INTO eect after Corwine left Miller Corwe Acker
man and Hamilton met in Hamtons Office, depouent be-
ing present also Captain Lopez; this meeting
relation b. the payment OF the of $1,000 which had be-
On Ianer ' haa ors BE- an an
tion to Hamilton that he would receive 600 in cash. and
his obligation in the like amount to be paid upon The
petion OF said steamer; Miller Alderman and Hamilton
left the Office for short time consult during rheir ab
sence deponent informed Lopez that Miller and Alderman
70 them and he tod dsponenr Il that arrangement was not
made he would less than the cash upon the
return of Miller and Hamilton the Office, and sruins
Alderman to be included in the transfer Lopez
agreed to receive $Os And Hamilton, Miller and Loper
agreed the day at at the Aston House. 70
pay that after leaving the Office Miller Hamilton and
Nasaust who drew transfer of the steamship Reindeer,
from Hamilton Miller collateral for moneys advanced,
and to be advanced for the completion OF the said steamship
On the day. while going to the Aston House. with Mil
er he told deponent the transfer OF the day previous was
wrong and that he wanted another drawn favor the
AGENT of Corwne Bothen Coz saw Captain Lopez at the
Aston House; Hamilton did not attend; Miller told Lopsr
he had only $1,000 aud wanted the time extended which
Lopez refused and said he would advertise the steamer for
sale he then agreed to take 500 cash and short draft
deponent thinks for three dayso like amount and they
day Miller presented to Hamilton transfer Of said steam
ship to Miller, the agent of Corwine, Brothers Coz
which signed at that time BY Hamilton and witnessed
Miller had said him it all settled and to 70 on and sell
tickets usual On another and subsequent day SAID
Wood told deponent that Miller had given HIM Instructions
sell any tickets until Captain Lopez came Depo
nent further says that immediately after the return Il
Hamilton from Panama Mr.. Oakie, the receiving teller
he understood that certain drafts drawn by Hamilton
on the bank were DC @ so 'od as u r
series deponent sent to Cowine requesting him to call
s. ,Ss ocs Which bs dd and depopent then inquired
Of h ;S & snrb drafs were out and if thew were for
veries y. rnmors we're ont to that effect Corwine
Answered that if any man said that Hamilton had not
that which was false. Deponent further that on the
day when the last transfer was made 10 mer as inc asen.
Oh S ne rsdf and in sspel terms
Ia % Could ssrd Hamilton IN the State prison. On the
day Miller told deponsnt he believed nas as sa
is, ~ aiye m tbe letters of credit Deponen further says
that on Moudry i2th inst he was informed that Hamilton
hs.eS for passage in sad Reindeer came to
ONCE Hailt6n moi being there deponent informed them
that Miller WAS The agent OF Corine Brothers Co.. who
bad tsIen transfer Of the ad steamer az collateral and
furnished the money; that they Teputed to be album
in rood faith the terms of the agreement toward the paen
gers and requested them 10 call on Miller and the first init
had that the with them would
ne, ha oSasrveJ vas from the holders of tickets upon their
return from Mlies to HsHilton's office Deponen further
that Hamilton had agents for the sale of tickets
Sevcry Williams in Boston, Mass of whom resides
in this City, George w Curtis at Utica IN tins state and
nom inormsuon hanniton nae n,other acuns a. agent
In Cmcnnat, ono Deponent iurher says that ne uas
been in Philadelphia and has seen the said steamer KEN,
DEER that said ship in state OF forwardnes and could
and U ready t S5 tss o S0 sa
by him appears that IN addition To the held
BY Miller for the $1,000 paid by Hamilton to Lopez sad
Miller has received as the proceeds OF pse !. so
and paid over TO INN by " o9d the sum 500 a.
by the books Deponent iuner says tnat on cea Gsy
Miller came 20 h b ss anna Reindeer leaving the
name to he filed In by Miller who gave receipt for the
a $3.50 ~ ns .ha xrh Amount < included ia the
s spoSe s srn, VI ISisnedj JAMES II. GREEN
explained in further affidavit made by Mr.; Green
Letter Al rr.r consultation With Mr. Miner he thinks i.
hes, ia, hs name dos not appear upon bills the
thaf might interfere matesy WIN -, IN, d ~ Cement,
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