New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-10

A. Well thick could ishown the III Of lss Why TN
list contains 40 OF ts.if and would want time 70 oo<
over them would Ike 20 see those lists Of ~ ani ~
Mr. = When you point out any there We vii snow goa
Others Q Did the Art Union any pictures that
were not put on the catalogue for disrba1oni a le
SIr mary sni there great many pictures mere on
exhibition which they never oWn-d aaf - io,ea PFC
lures which speak Of AZ least some OF them wee pas
the catalogue for exhibition. Y Were there daer-nt
catalogues, and II So state the different kinds 4 lne
regular c4gicrr-a fr .-rlburOu htii All tl-
oii cr was headed Work, II Az 90 EIhih1n son- ot
the freizn pictures pErch1,i hY w Austin ana "ief'
were On The dialogue f0r exhibitor anl oil-' On 'N
Tor distribution ofthi, have DO doa9L IN i'.s7n -.
pio'ures sent q Boston bsraus- = - tholtit
they might briny better price there. aS they were
so long here exhibition they were familiar all over
and AZ other reason for Their being sect there va,
that tbee other good place to sell them unless
IN the place where they originally pare sse mere
few places here where they be sold q Why I'D
nos the Committee put them on the Catalogue tor fou-
ton A. Because they did not dare TO do So for while on
exhibition they pointed out foreign pictures. q
What the Of the foreign pictures purchase on
speculation A gave yon two-l will give more how,
ever recolec; that Of ths pictures purchased
from Mr Austen BY the Art nOu entitled Ths Beet
shooters and this he bought from Mr. Bnghsm Of Mis
sour sr Austen drew checks in Mr.. Binghams name
and made the check payable 10 order after be ma become
di,satstr RI with il the amount be drew from the Art
ion was $500 be had previously given an order ~ Mr.
Bingham the picture | do not know way he made the
check payable 10 bearer the reason | say the checks
were payable TO order i because | saw then some
on time and sight; | thuk they were
drawn by Mr.. Cozzen'. but will tell yoa more
particularly my impression is that Mr. Austin
filled the body Of these drafts do think thu price Of
that picture was $3.50. Drafts shown Do think most
decidedly that these not the drafts given for the
Of the Beef shooters for there other works
en- ,sed Of Dir Bingham az that time and the 5000
different Transaction to tina; settled by these bills Is
this bill of the Beef Shooters the you speak Of A. An
uiudicous purchase A. Yes ii is of the pictures
have reference those considered nGdcous purchases
by Dir Austin the crayon drawing purchased from Mr.
Nils. which afterward run in on the COmnitte@;
the Of il The Study Of the Head Il after
ward distributed sold he did not give draft payable to
order bet gave order me for IT, and paid it, and
he owed It to me for a long time, and attsrSari
he charged the money to the Art mon in his accounts
O. Did you IN BE- understood in your direct
ation that j. W Glass Of London not an American
citizen A. meant 10 understood my believing and
a. often being told that h. of English birth-never
naturalzed-snd residing in London do not know that
the Art Union purchased pictures from him that he
ever went TO London. or that he here The wit
mes, here stated that h. bad made particular arrangements
and he did consider he would have been long and
he asked for time TO attend 10 his business After
some consultation the COMMITTEE adjourned TO ID o'clock
this morning.