New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
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mere tom .o)oo " oDo ossr hsss honssg uornin
ps. so,.T.: Jane, ..n, h ute dad. Of the cOo,ma
My way Gsvs Quincy letter from james. entrusted e
by him. which }. Quincy hsi 10 him This letter
,aaHOt be 's'si on By J. Gafsy without h!Ohss
r. KEAT,Ss, ESQ MP.
T Urel h., bsak 5 FOR s2OoO on hieh nothing due
should ie a. CAGE cancelled II Monday be bars
jers IS 20 and s2Cob 500 must be p.a INTO {iy, 10
90 ,p order AZ ,.h issned TODAY az Carrek rysv taoN
lie tdes falling due Tuesday all advanced save the
Tr go Ia nv Ihsm be taken Monday
a. E NOT 10 Eame alone have caused all this dreadful
ru5 JsInes too fond brother; but he
blame f beng deceived and led sstray by M da5oeA
BE 10 lin ks all tho support csu Oh, what
would slsr With sa5uess % save those WHOM have ruined
Nv ed viii ,oTe At eis, hs wss csous their
Mr. Keaty- NJ. p. continued: Had taken posses.
an Of the p.pers and docursents at the residence OF
the deceased She servants were IN possession OF the
house under witness airectioai MI Murrougn No;
Great Dame ssreet, Dublin hss taken possession of
the papers az M.sSrs. Wnknson's; he dd nct recol-
let any conversation aboat deeds while at MeSSrs.
Wlkinson's on Saturday evening.
josiah Wilkinson, of the irm Of Wilkinson q Co.
No. ? Nicholas lane. City, gworn, depcsed that the
deceased called on him Saturday he was N state
of great excitement about the Tpperary Bank; be
suggested that witness should aid him in raising money
10 assist the bank; be proposed several schemes FOR
raising money all OF wAich witness declined deceased
then exclaimed "GOo1 God if the bank should fail,
hundreds of thousands would be ruined, and that he
could no. live to the misery; Mr. Saclier had not
been the habit OF seeing witness 10y
verv lately; Mr. Stevens went over TO Dublin to take
deed which belonged 10 witness II turned out to be
a forgery.
II 300 is missing. Do you know anything OF Il
Witness-I do not nOr can | say who told me
Examination resumed. - Every time Mr.. sadior
came in he was IN ghtful state OF excitement. espe
cialy when be was told that il his intention 70
send over the deed named to Dublin for registration.
There were few papers, deeds and plans at his Of
fee but they OF 10 value The deed named was IN
his possession since July last came into hisposses-
sion "a security for moneys paid on account OF de
ceased Until he heard of the Bank being in difficulties
he had no doubt as the deed being genuine IL was
deed for property purchased under the lncumbered
Estate Act. Ii bore the genuine SEAL twice I'm.
uressed of the Incumbered Estates Count. Tie cOud
not say how the impressions obtained. II bore
several signatures, none Of which were genuine A
great deal had been said about forged deeds, but ne
lwitnessI knew OF no others.
Coroner-Who his confidential solicitor Wit
ness-I do not believe that any person had his cont
dence: he was the most reserved man ever knew.
Henry Norris stated that Mr.. Gurney had informed
him that he paid deceased a sum OF tl5'OOo on the
Saturday
Coroner-Are you Mr.. Manning in position TO
show that all these statements about forged documents
and the commission of crimes to the sum oi tens OF
thousands are mere delusions.
Mr.. Manning-I am not. am IN possession oil no
more information than the court.
Mr. wilkinson had extensive transactions with de-
ceased and many documents had passed through hls
hands but he was not aware Ol any onet otScu uoOu
ments than the one referred to. All the others were
strictly correct. -
The Coroner-Lookiug at the evidence up to this
point | cannot see any evidence of insanity; but II
these letters prove untrue-if il cant be shown that
thev were written under deusion that be had COM
mted oenses which he never has committed II would
he posltiye proof that he was of unsOund mind do
think that under these circumstances it would be bet
ter TO adjourn the inquiry for another week, to see
what NAV be the result of inquiries during that tiuIe
After some further discussion the inquiry was al
journedfOr fortnight.
It is estimated that the torgeries Of the deceased
will equal, if they do not exceed, s5,))O0Oo.