New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04

The Committee resumed the nvesg alton Tuesday, At II
o'clock Hon d. b Taylor in the Chair.
Joseph Monk was recalled and testified as follows Since
the adjournment Of the Committee have had sn opporu
nty of compar ng dates said that in June s3O reso'
luton was passed as the appointment of Colonel Warner
A. Actuary find il the 10th of May. by Mr. A T.
Benedict to make that appointment and the Colonel en-
tered on the duties Of the situation the st Of July 1850
also stated that Mr. Austin told that body
of men would be at the Metropolitan Hall to vote down
any opposition the resolution OF the retiring members OF
the Committee II may be necessary to show IN me
proeress Of this investigation, for the purpose OF
sustaining my own testimony, TO state by whom
that arrangem Mt to be carried out Mr. Austin told
me that Marshall Roberts who the manager OF alne
Of steamers was TO have the Metropolitan Hall to
carry ont this object was asked yesterday whether Col
Warner had received any money than then stated,
and want 10 show that he did IN july 1872 resO-
luton passed by the Executive Commute Oh me AT
Union in about these words Resolved That until the
further order of the Committee OF Management the same
rate Of compensation which paid or agreed 10 be pad
ON the st dsy of May last be- and the same hereby a
vop.ed 10 be placed in the hands OF The Corresponding
Secretary II am speaking from recollection now have
not the minutes papers before mel Ter the purpose oil
paving for clerks. Sc. in conducting the anars OF me
fnion In accordance with that resolution from tbs st
Of August until the OF December OF that year the SUN
Of s3 80 placed in the hands Of Col Warner for that
purpose; instead Of that being the amount
Odd you see thi. money given % him
I-Yes SIR | placed the money IN his hands myself OF
Instead OF being tue
ed 10 be paid the Isl Of May the actual amount Was
but 500 per month O..
tee Of Management during he time you were Cierk OF this
An Union receiving any compensation and who, when and
what was the amount
A-Wen SIR William j. Hopper, the editor OF IAe Bal-
rim. William Allen Butler Ebert A. Duyckinck Henry
/ Rsyuond of The TiRss Frederick +. COe. Mr. Hop
mn the editor Of Tse BH,fia received 500 iOr editing
IN BHna and for charges which b. presented and which
he claimed 10 have paid literary NJ Batter charged
Tor Contributions The BuE, and received pay there
fr Int cannot say how much wiih0u, the books beng
before ne when il can Be ascertzaed NJ DIyckDck vas
tn bher Of paper and he received compensation for
publications in his paper de was the paoAsher Of IAe
I,ccarv Uorld Mr. Raymond received for inserting
advertisement worth about : publishers prices upwards
81 500 Mr Coe, also member Of the COMMITTEE, and
ureent here now called az the gallery Of the Office Of the
tnsiiruton in the year - 20, think and stated
10 Col Warner the Corresponding SecretHy, that be
w. sbout taking jaunt into the y, and that
IN h. tourney he would stop and al the Secretaries
on bs route where be would happen % stop Col Warner
Tod him that be would be glad he would do so Alter
about a month or Mr. Coe returned and said he had
ed on those Secretaries wherever be could ind any al
places where he wa passing through, and bad oc-
casonay gone Of his direct route 10 and others,
ard tha his WAS an extra expense his travelling expen
ses and stated amount which Il bad cost him, and
claimed and received compensation therefor, or you
don't cal that his expenses, but do not know the
amount DO not know # L would be right that should
say that a. this tine there no resolution on the books
Authorizing Mr. Coe % 90 10 this expense.
Mr. ShAnnon-Thaf Is all believe have 70 say on this
Ihsirmsn-The nert charge il, that the
ssdiea loysny and unsatisfactory manner and not oy