The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09
Mr.. Fullertea-Is that sufs,ci.nt :

Mr.. FullertoA-Is that sufhcisntf
Court think 90 particularly Il the book bs n eeurt
Mr. Darlington here handed written notice v counsel
calling upon the defendants 10 produce tho book ct emo
O'Clock.
When the hour arrived, the defendants counsel r.
Direct examination resumed-Have zen In your pos
session copies Of the resolutions Of the Executive Gem
ittee of the Art Union concerning the employment and
the payment of ceTksf
To the Court-1hsy are in my own hAndwritins An.
copied from the book authorizing the emPisynsnt u
Mr. Darington-state their contents particularly.
to By 1, tns Of
ants and that 1t did not appear they were authorized 70
The Court ovorruled " objectis, Exceptions to the
The witness then read the following documents CO
pied from the minutes
Executive COMMITTEE July O. l84o
Resoved That until the further order Of the Com nit
tee of Management the whole duty Of employing assist
ance the business Of the institution conded to the
Corresponding Secretary, with power. f"
Then followed . resolution Of the committee,
dated the 10th July of the year. the following
effect
s'Resoved That until the further order Of the Com.
mttee of Management the rate Of compensatien be
appropriated and placed at the dsposal Of the Cores
poDdng Secretary for rvces to be employed in the
sness of the institution, paid or engaged 70 DO
paid, upon the first day Of May last"
MIR. Fullert0nI would ask the Court to strike cut
the testimony relative to the employment Of tho plaintiff
by this witness under the delegated authority Of Col War
ner as he vas not authorized by the resolutions just
read. 10 delegate 1t
The Court-1here be no striking out Of testimony at
this stags Of the proceedings.
The witness then continued subject to exception from
defendants coun el-Colonel Warner said that he
was afraid was doing too much work and told to
get who help was took tho payment
my hands each month, in ORDER that ,hould pay my
self and the other clerks paid away about $l0S aud
handed the balance Colonel Warner the conversation
refer 10 took place previous to the employment Of Mr.
Ha2es, and about mouth two afte. the resolution
was 1t WAS previous to tho employment Of Mr.
Burroughs, by me, as Gle k
Objected TO by counsel for the defendants.
The Court allowed the question upon the ground hat
II competent 30 show that the Board allowed the
plo, ment Of Mr. Burroughs and paid him.
Witness contnued--Mr, Burroughs time expired VIXEN
Mr.. BaTn came had employed other clerks tempora
ry Mr. Burroughs and those other clerks rendered
vices to the company they paid by the defendants
for such services Mr. Hasen paid for part Of hi.
Cro.s.examined by MIR. Goethe plaintiff my phsw
Mr. Coe-Were you directed by the President at tho
close Of the year 1851 70 make out list Of all the out
and this claim one of thems
Question objected to by Mr. Darlington, and disallowed
BY the Court.
Witness con,nued-I have recollection of the Pro-
sdent telling to do SCI do not recollsct that
made out such statement do not think did; 40
think that gave to the Treasurer statement Of the
abilities Of the in ttution at The close Of the year 1851
do not r.coec that spoke to the President-Mr
Joz7ens- relative to the claim of Hazen for extra
vices cid not state to Mr. Cozzens in the summer of
1851, that the plaintiff was ID unsratefu sc,un-
dl Gid d.,erve any thing for his services had
conversation with MIR Cozaens, but did not such
language hal stated TO the President that he not
entitled anything for his servio,s it would not be
true, stated TO the President that tho pa ptiT
made claim for ex era service bat that he
titled TO such claim never stated words to tn 1t effect
very haze PERIOD was instructed by the officers of
conn not To allow work to b. done upon Sunday, tb,
after Ha2en eft after such instruction again
set work on Sund ys do not think that VAS Ia.
ed in The year Of 1850 when MIR. Cozzens became
President not to allow work to be done on Snnday:
have not been active In getting up this since
have been active in subpnang witnesses at the
request OF the ltintif and his attorney; have been
active in prcl airing he for trial. III he way toll you
bu have conversed with the .itneses to the
Of their testimony ed with the witne Sc, ak
nca,bs ago. and talked with AL of them have m,ds ont
II wiiteu statement II what supposed tho witu-sse.
knew; have treated some Of the witnesses to ga of
greg bot not during the progress the trial they have
treated me- have TESTED shem since the has been
pending bot not since the trial need to-day;
ing ol the OF giving testimony the trial Of
this cause have drank with two Of the witnesses twice
they Iad once and ! paid once; they weIe old soei.
officers OF the institution II they did not pay this claim
since the trial commenced sad that il they did pay
It they fools and that they would be shown up or
exhibited, such; them to understand that the
develop upon this trial would show til to ths
world in an unenviIble light
Common Council-the NEW YORK HEnAID-to send a ro
porter here 10 take down the minutes of this trial.
Anss.,-l did not; Mr. Gaibr.ith (Mr Beonett's coun
sell laid he would ask reporter to report the trial
did not suggest this to him; he proposed himself
Mir Gabrai,h requested me to let him know when the
trial would come on; for this purpose l called at his
Office he not in called next door, and, not finding
him went to the HERALD Office, which the first
time ever stood in it.
Mr.. Coe-Have you spoken with the reporters
Answer have not.
Witness continued-I left the institution since Hazen
did defauer to the institution at the present
time Mr. Hazrn went into the employ Of the Institution
IN either the month of juno July, 1850; thinb
that time think he left about the middle Of March
1861; he was clerk in tho institution; think that
the extra services commenced about the first of Octo,
Der, 1850
the further hearing Of the until 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
Stephen NJ Allen, Esq, Of West Roxbury. Mass,
has given IS 900 towards the creation Of fund for
public library in that town.