New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-24

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ToaJa Tr.o-rs.: forgery eon.i'tea the BssssrS
Es-,S1er w Tn wig. s~,-n--I an a srok<, AIN.
= AZ greet, have Hustsgse sssas sf y-srs, Dc
kus-.s er,t ~hh him sssgt efs eur oosnes sa ea vs.
or Of IS. her. vas .sue paper which bad take. fro as
dig, he paste. ssniss M .sn.s,r sr ed ~ .eesa
Assustus I Brown lhsk Tea; ss % 'ae hersa'ss
EIei.ns, OF u. Nosta River r,aEnsa then 70 ",
within az mouths; toey vs's ae,sa ~
- - .ss ts.r. ms. ee .oSs mis.a,s Absa: Il
.I. Wild T. NIB N f.s be insisted 300 ,a.s -.
gave hi@ tie nosry % ne che rs asi .as
inc cd TIL, ID. GEe; tasrs was re CON
plant made shou' the .fsrs.ft ntue4 re-
Aiuk; Ibsve loaned money since Save sSrro-ed
money sine was ,usEs.s4 By s.s pat, q .os asv
pnn eushi to b made .n9 By .so'eer TIA; voai osy
make myself trouble, and that 0Isn' % lei aahaEosi
s p...ou Of hi. esec.. AID h. va. shout Srot-n up
Cos..1aIn ned b, NJ soye.-rh. Transaction ~s about
nm ar .yit as,r.t hiu f5r 5s,ias gwen Of
ose Doies IN liquidation Of check Of ais ne nevef eos
his bresirs up; ~. called upon 70 make comP.a. s,oa
tn spurious espli .nsr tosns 70. saee s S,v
and he uld that they 81 nsat lao.ed thsn 70 10
bette. pocket the rather hsn 20 rsh, myse y "a"
the result Of Wal stree. 20 my sorrow"
ss.e .urpo.es he WAS sansra1s received soa
party consideration for Hunling'oI release Seeved
$500; tpt had tod him tia, would ave Aa II. frse4
checks the tine eeassd him from ndsetsdaess asIi Oh
TO the ere, hs 10 the last -,
Direct .asa b.iOp rssume-hsre tAs checks did no.
Nr Beden. b.olterPsr made The AFFIDAVIT dlna-stoos
'spa1res yer. different ne could writ. aas.aty n a.af
don't thini are 10 hi. hand writing
To the Cour-rhs .srea'. Of our dealings -ith Hsn'n
Tins en-. than 81 90; he very ssn,ruasuy ia
p~opIr ii. "per.ton: win u, we're irrqueu,
principally dscounrs short time cheeks he had notes ne
discounted them elsewhere.
Mr. BcaGy then put in evidence the papers in ch.rge
arc indictment found against Illumination IN 1852 for bis a
chan Bsni Of Geors.town" r6.y the Complaints Of
falr FREEMAN ard othcrs the indictment, aud other papers
Pau ID. Burbank s~orn-l am the keeper OF ahvery
stable have Hunn three years ne boarded since
knew him. frat No. Irving place he used to send u my
ef hsTs and went to the Metz pIlt.n Hotel he -d
bill he moved Nineteenth .-si he rem.iued there
know What yle he lived in he moved rair:' pntb
stree, was never in that house be may a.. nsa H's b
country before his wife returned ne had hired my house ~ NO
per yeM; il is four story English basement h,u'e he re-
quesed lease OF i've becsue he ~suted TO estAo.
without examining he did not give the house suy close
aion after he bousht the furniture be gave i sway
get ut OF tn. house three day. after be had eeios
could hardly in eesan furniture yoEy niee
the house Afterwards it looked Lac an auction
| June; lie then TO No, So in the same streets
be told he furnished house for friend Of bis All
the bis friend didn't occupy u "" because hs VIE ws
this friend suppose An from the tt that ne said
No m at suctian he wanted sell the furnitur after
did not buy IT, aud be bad an aucton tnse were
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le,e they sold private sale TO the persons ~9o were
aons into the house csnnoi what the sq ,o
ioo the furniture, aud he pail tor
there no Inventory made saw No 50 the new hos'e
wssv.y rlrs.ntl, furnished ~ all re.Peit' tnes ,bs
iron safes in tbefe-one was very large -"
sue wheo re et ifvi, place was paid lat Fan small
bill somethr ike $50 il had been stan iIng nsN year haa
ssss ' he me on the day be paid me
thing like So aud he rode regular every day a.
When pr sent,l ihe ill 10 him be said he owed one OF 70
huncrrd oussnd collars mole II an he could pay &c
thai that lie could hs said but he
ee.d get eel, aed from bis liabilities snd when ne should
b.t Re up pa,t Of the money and paid
the balance bought Of horse in June last he said he
he sent carsss 10 m, place ksd how h. should bay
par bor.-., told hm 10 md some person In wn IN he
psr sbou, that found he hsd bought pair
they small ',ryl hor't' b. paid 100 &c d'Se hen
tbr, or became lame medrstey he hred
horse bis place Of the nsn om whom ne oougot
s r.p tee 's re lave team to ls Nth BIN
take the in the country aud ne dd so wave as
wife was sbseut bought II black horses for Which
s a ss s4 S 81 S y SI ne ne ssd
bsys ior hich he gave 5Oc he b,nsht hsef he
kept them In Four'h stet he
OF Marsali th.y cost brrye, .os,hus like Os; don't
know wts became of th'u he BAL .ncther ,esn OF
span IT hoes IN sta Of Ne" York. ne had a ia,
sometime. went after The Nr~ Hamp-
Shire horses bis reqne,t the, cost MN %Eoo nr usr I"
drive he other BAYS he bad carriages daring hi,
time h. bought spd hi. c-r'sg-s frequently ne owned
in al five Garages; he rode bro'd"y 70 my kuow e
xsunedThe amount OF buntinston' Hing biI De-
re he bous.i hrses last rails ysn a9 were small as le.
have ,vIascd s5O TO $50 monthi have customers
%fS nee Gs ,Isi Rsn BE- ps s was some special
easion paid IL Is rather suAl Tor gentleman 70
senses kept many he kept !. nnasn and
unnecessary bogsh, f9I him wO Ps: OF bay horse. PAD
trouble and expense IN getting hem they cost him ne
beard OF them through me- presume advised ni" 20 q,
them he had then guess pso; after he got toe 20
horses think he disposed oi pair ne hsd hsh .Stl =.
bsek and pair Of hsy, he GS tie 49, b e,f.,
worth 600 Il sny bone. worth III think they were
GOOD Is any yd1 ' . cay; Il. "I Se aS .oa Tor s1s aosa
think h. traded fo' lie tept four 81 hss carras a. ,
what wsnted OF such carriages one OF them mad hh
for niger TO be stuck np N the ar sHot wA.s
be goir TO tav. stable, but he hadn't so 70 MAJ when
he aresed he had three or tour coachmen al Summer
prudently furnished; soon q. be pai me sne pS ne
nenced filing the house with furDure no sad there so9u
'e s %Go oi n. and % .Ss n T %
anybody in tee; may have done so Mr. Peck who owne
The house be LEFT my hoa'- he LEI !he house %
party named Bridge. LADY and her sgsher me s.rstsr
1ously; HuntDston toli h. 70. the les. of,se
lef object because thought they -ere psrts TO
whom | thought would be good en.ntsi the furniture
od s gSs' r the SaPs A' e aSes Ss
and things that wsre ni sold At ie'n nsy aO S
house since this justification. seT the ares o.
Burlington Huntr son PAD ne money Ii the
pt since nobody has paid rent tor the sndees
there quarter du. Nov l. it has not oeea pa the .s
raid BY Huuir August l. Mr. Peeie believe owns
n. house No 80 Mr.. Messsrol- lived there d"nt Know
what bad to do vi that house have o--h ne
reouertly dom. know wsefhsr Hunting on vent there
.uppo., pr, Mr..eroles husband lived there; went he.
for he purpos. Of collecting bills and got them; tho
house No s5 mad furniture and nicer furniture also the
pat. Of No 80 left about the hme OF ths great ex
Direct examination resumed knew Mr. hesseree and MS
wife that house uncerssnd they ksp osAidrs
The Court then adjourned TO w ednssdag