The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

advsD,ass he sad ne sould make sometbag handsome
on u he would rsmuDers<s them. OR Noyss here pre-
note before ther this similar found In Hunting
tons TIN box; is note Butterneld Brothers; too
note he frat brought OF the name; Gan
cay this "a that note or thai inas one WAS endosed
when ths loans we're paid the nsses or stocks were 81
ways delivered to Huntington instead Of sending them 70
the persons who Fsled them this done invariably
there were no loans advanced TO him without seSuvity
after The book commenced down to bis arrest, ito matter
about which Mr. Giraras advice was asked Vas tois
Nr Barbeck said to M Grsrd there was party 90
whom ne LOAF cd paper. which the party was 10 soil
said he ras AFRAID ID wouid lead to : psr,nersap MI
6iraTd said you'd not and thai he had better give
stock note stating colat.erar with power 70 sell them
the loan not yeDaid was reg arded by Hsrbeck
Co. Is profitable transaction 20 them; ne would IN
ibeso Transactions buy TO proceeds OF the notes and
eeiyirg back the cols,erss, down to the time that
the arrest took place thore was never any
ioan mace . Hun,lnssoa on his individual security
Hast eek Co. upon which they had made ioans st tho
time OF srress amounted 10 perhaps thera
wee none OF that paper received by Hsbeck Co. With
the idea that forged do not know how much Of
forged PAPER Beden held do not know whether tae tn
dvidusi members OF tbs nrm held any forged PAGER
apart rcm the firm Of Hsrbeck Co think Mr. B,wsr
srggested that should take the boy Thomas into
toe s'tes The arrest Mr. Beiden had two clerks, Mr.
Mahier and Sr. Fisher; only know from what nave
heard how these torseries wore nrst detected; whan
Mr. Plat Was sent for on she day Of the arrest;
aid not hear any explanations asked OF Huntington
about the psper-I mean not in the Office; soms
thing was laid In Bemont's office; Harbeck asked
HUNTINGTON III ne nau O0jeCu0n Tor me (dAl6oyD
Ing al he notes to the parties whose names were signed
to them, TO ASCERTAIN they genuine Huntington
replied ~ouic he Of no use IS hey all come to him from
one party, MIR Fitca Huntington told Herbeck he was
very sorry and would work for him oil his ine he she'd
tears and appeared much moved he did not say that
Harbeck knew THESE transactions fictitious that
firm knew the notes were not genuine; Harbeck and
Bcidtn surrendered him the next day there somo
aa c - e os Ss
better be watched during the night TO 500 that he did
not Leave there was nothing said about Watching Hun
10 Mr. Brady-Mr Harbsck thought had bssser 60
with him 10 Beidens house; to do anything might be
definite object my own, least cannot state that
had; II WAS not connected with my own interest; We
were there from IN hour TO an hour and half MT Bar
beck and left In company; We bid hr. Huntington
seood night the utua form; did not give him TO
understand what should do on the following day
were satisfied that all the paper wAs bad there was no
settled termination 10 what should be done; It
left I'LL the morning; nothing was done with regard 70
Mr.. Fitch; the assignment drawn the next morning
Al Barhecks offices from the LIST Of January the money
loaned TO Huntington WAS about two millions OF dollars
cannot cay whA. profit Harbeck Co made out OF those
loans should not think thirty th 2usand dol
lars, perhaps not so much.
To Juror-rhe amour. Of indeStedne.s-that Is, the
money Harbeck Co have ost-is 500, 000-that u
Huntington must owe the firm that sum.
Mr. Brady remarked that there were no papers 10 show
what really was inc amount o. asn1s.oo nasDseS
enter cd In the book produced In tho
Court Al 10 HunthHton's irnsactious with the ndyi
dual members OF the rm outside Of tho firm could not
To Mr. Noyer-Ihs amount due to Mr.. Harbeck, 4 Co.,
for III paid loans 10 about S0o 900 amount their pro
Hts in all their with Huntington perhaps
sac, 00o Hunupgton's habit on paying osna was al
ways TO take the coa,eras HAbeek AMI Bolden are
Johr ]. levy examined by Mr.. Brayan-I am manu-
acturer OF chays know Mr Belden; know Mr. Harbeck
he bad tAnsaciion with Belden, in which the arm be-
came involved
Nj Noyes objected to the evidence he could no, see
iis relevancy.
Mr. Brady said the object Of the defence was 10 show
that Eeldel Harbeck accustomed 70 loau money
and they received nters srger than the legal rate
OF seven per cent, In Ii iof N Of presents.
Mr.. koyes said the evieg intended 10 show that
party sought 70 receive usurous interest he might DO
cheated With impunhy, THIS, indeed, doc
ne. His learned friend on the other side would not say
that such was the law. Mr.. Noyes conlsaded that
head Of He would not deny that IN the trsus
rc,ious OF Harbeck with Huntington more was taken
way, perfspe a. interest Blu. ar brady had no riSat
20 how thu, certain persons Ia Wall street got more than
cent. II tho evidence 10 admissible, We can 20
TO sny extent Ia tho examination of similar witnesses
Mr. Brady withdrew the witness,
DR.. Otto Fu'igrsa exsmined by Ar. Rryan-f am .
homeopathic physician; | have bten acquA net with
Huntingdon since 1854 boarded In the ssins house min
mtnths; have often been called 10 visit him while hs
vas residing Thirty ninth street. no suffering from
the elects OF large doses or quinine, which hs
had taken Tor The cure OF : fever; treated him for
general debility; no would not attend to my
In day; his smoking had bad effect his system;
Il would counteisc; the medical trcstnent aad
lis SUntN0kt Oy suoct6 Op1u mo nervous
tenn Of the braint the auninc tectsd bis spinal cord
and produced confusion OF thought; his hypoononaacsl
enc ncy displayed aef in actions contrary 20 what
would suppose would be rational Il Is dim 10 cite any
precise date; he would tnrss at ons time which he
would contradict ., another they not facts Of bu
sinsss importance; attended him during tho present
year In Twenty second street; attended more /, his
wife than 10 himself sometimes went and drew nouey
on account 1855 ne paid me for my medical attendance
1855, In 1850 up 10 August 5000 curiug tho present
year be would send fer three unea day, and II did
not Gene be would be offended, bot never cared I
l thought II ives unnecessary expense bat
ihsd 70 run up an account very well " he
wanted meFto and was willing 10 pay il, bot his case
od not require Il hst summer hs wife wanted 10 20 10
RockAwAy; proposed 10 have her stay fow days
lorget ss she w1 not Of TO go Huntington said that he
wouo get locomotive and . car, and put hammock
Hunting tons house nce LAT summer in Inc right vhsn
his wife was sick 10 roe her found the house al III up
from top 70 hoiom and shorc were ton or tweve persons
In tho parlor juggling oones and playing on brass insru
mens his wife wss up s,aivs demonstrated with him.
but he replied that hasten her recovery he kept
leaving all tho dGeEs or bis uouso open sometimes
be would 60 up Thero his wife WA, and slug
or wbntis Win me nusic In my opinion, Is
such that would never place any confidence
In wba, 10 ,sid; od not alm ia T~esty second
street ,ncepi in the cverirgs said 10 bis wife day
Charley is cracked, he scs sinsuariy; that was ia
August IN 1855; did no, consider Lin Insane, bat he
You'd act contrary . rnM ~ YOU'D expect from ar.on
wansts cross examined by Mr. Hail. have mel
setn hin ZEN srgsssd IN business except when vent
would Iay IN checks drawn Bank OF The Repub
To- do not remember that he choox thai
not due; he Paid mo hberally overcrev him in
tho spring bccauee no seemed 70 be viag too fs and
inieneod 10 have my bills all square
To sJurcr, sked him for $3.50 or t2co he would
sive II TO my regular charge 10 s2s visit In the day
and IS Ia tho night
To MI Brsdy-wheu he vas bcardIngM Irving place
be drew check for his lsDdlAdy upcu bank that had
suspended Il returned the check 10 him and said
strange should 20 Der such check be said tho bank
bad money enough lett 10 pay though bad suspended
To juror have expressed II TO DC my opinion that
he vss cracked always thought he acting 90 thai
would Lot place condolences IN him.
To The judge DO not awe @ my medical opiu,n
that the dett dsnts mind tending 10 insanity; my
meaning BY saying that be cracked that ne would
speak OF things way day and very differently
the n ri. he impressed that his mind well
balanced. II did net occur 10 mo that hs mind ds
cd; never iBvettE ased his case With view 10
press deciced opinion rs 10 bis sanity or insanity.
TO Mr.. Brady have never been called upon 10 exam.
Inc bis nenal condition 10 my proos sionsl posiaon
The usual charge having been given 10 the Iury the
Court adjourned 70 thi. morning At 10 O'Clock.
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