The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-23
Common Pieas.-Part FIrvs.

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ACTION FOR fALsK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he
rH0lADF ANNOYING A BANKEK
OCT, ~ : I"usiey re- ps1duser and Son President and
Ifce- President " me Ercharge Boak evidence for
the plaintiff having closed, Mr Covles addressed the
jury In opening the case for tho defendants then
proceeded to coil snow the And
to Justify the act for which the vandazer pro-
secuted
Daniel b Hs,stead deposed that he il cashier Of tn,
New York Exchange Bank aud acts a. paying teller
know Towsicy urst knew bis when sss It re-
ported on the morning Of the 10Th Nosember 1851 Ia thu
newspapers under the heed Police Int iligeoce the
hrt time ever cav biu ~ss the nth November: 1
saw him at the counter Of the bank my attention
called 10 bin by mis- asking whether that the place
uhre the notes OF tho Franklin Bank the Bank OF tho
Empire State and the Hartford Bank we're rsd.cmod
he Prescnted bundle marked 10 contsn between BT00
and 500 and asked for their redeption; the specific
sum was marked on the package but don't remember
IT, lrepieo to him that roaldhr redeem them in that
condition. the bills being inds atey mixed In the
bundle and that Il he would assort them. and toll
how much there was Of each | would pay the
pecic, quarter per cont he asked me If would
not redeem them a. they [ told him could not
IDwslry sud, then you must hAvetnem asserted y 1
pied "ses sir" he then -aid here compris-
nr two or three blls give the gold for thstn told
HIN TINT II to redeem the bills BY ut that
dtk could not transact my per
TO bun acDe he said he would go other place. that
that Was tho usual place Tor tfsnacsg suoh BUSINESS In
in tn bank ard NJ d. msnded his money Mr. seah Van
duzers attention cnekto the matter and no told
him no would GENE into this back ne woud devote
bis tine or somebody eSes TO accommodate him; Mr..
Ya1dRer Elsde preparations, asked to furnish him
with eyd silver aud copper, which did 1t PLACED
on the lIesident's deck In his room had then fur
ther transaction with Towsey Vanduzer said bs would
attend b him, sud Tint must attend 70 my
business Tho (rowsley) refused to leave that part
OF the bunk my desk Is arranged that only
can be attended 10 nj time MIR. vanduzer took the
money that Towiey pn down and laid the specie the
top OF the box before the receiving teler desk rowsy
moved there took oil his money except the ooppers and
said he would not take them, they not legal ten
der there not tive cents given him succession Of
these transactions took place rOw-l-y would not
leave Me Nnduzer brought out little table and put II
his money rom that Mr.. Van iuzer placed the
cold there, aud Mr.. Towsisy said he would not go
there ana take it he refused this several times, but
the bark, Vatduzsr having redeemed for him not
there shout hour and half; Mt half pat twelve
money Vi my desk, ana was told he must 20 iaro tbs
the reasons given the morning. he said h. ditst like
TO go In tbese "a he had about him and be didn't
think 1t was Psfe; IN aierusrds vi mt into the back
and didn't see Whist occurred thre
On INSTRUMENTATION, t,e witness said that the first
package could have bn assorted put piles and couu-
cd In 6fteep u'ibues TO ceunt hem and see II they
were good would have taken from three to FIVE
minutes; can't ray how much OF the naeDoy Of those
banks was redeemed per day, perhaps fom 81 600 to
$4,000
Other witnesses gave similar testimony and the owl
dtnce for the defence closed Uouohrl will address the
jury this and he will, In all probability
be inujshed this Saturday afternoon