New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

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,,ae. for *~""; iae c.us,sr. 20 .s.r,. 'sge =.
from Sky iosI ysye, cops,dosed the cod. s,J ane
ottI 1. oct ISs, for o0os With tho .sa o..~r., 70, we
behind 'nom one is p.,able Harb,sl "a t. d,,.
we SnG,, o. uus,inssn II HUNTINGTON called On si.soo
W W, voc hot~s "r The Of hi. -,
accommodation fI % CO., think they would nav. L. 80;
residence vas Bridgeport Com he /. Dow IN hi:
ns M n ~, o.n tcdsy he viii reg'. Friday mora
nne Gay 10 quii. right, e"st kaow va. haf he
pp suppose Honhnr'oo had 1t; saw Hun'iuston % tie
he came into ofc he TO an him ca sk
ssUc gave ohm; T. Oct o. hr offer sd ~ ssoor.
previous day don't hBow he did with the u.pey thai
.w him be- .sS S 81 h went there !. th. evesns
aho b. den Hrbeok h. to come ,o,p AZ II o,clarI
about night ascertain whs. the ,i. va. .,,,s
zee th.y were fsrserles andto II Bishop Co
there trouble sbou, Hunting on be sad 4. eona ns al
nelheI thy were orrees not bot he wa. afraid thew
thy would ruin him ~b.i be Intended :" 10 . s:
.s d. .a be should serve them all .ke aim
p vas nssciory TO me- AID he promised m axe general
assignment tor the benefit Of bic cred,ora he oio =, hat
BeldD Hsb.ek to COOS. !. 81 sesea
a d., Ie Mornss; Re wa. In bed asked bin be sns
on with h. BUSINESS be rad he whether be
aiS any business that day not; he his Office
m. r.. va. ss for the sam:
between buniinsion and me and COnkin b, did not
Nn h,r suspect that COnkn bad
Pected to BE- forged did not learn the HE claim:
Bishop Co. bad about 7 90 of paper was forged
Pteps, Dods. Co bad slso Of B.cher Jacket,
Co. AID ado Barry Co bsve not ascertdnsd thai IL
all foisefies Huntington idgment since Bishop
Co.. not on the basis OF its being forgery but the basis u
osLt We save up the paper to tae police
Ibe cODfeete0 judgment CT Hdbrpgton to Bsh 70 &
20 was then read In evidence by Mr. Il ,o that
Huntington bad bOrovtd Of Bishop Co s53oO worth Of
GRAFT. for which he had gwen collateral ysoas notes checks
ke which form the ground Of the indictments
forgery now pending against Huntington
The wltDess continued his evidence As folio IS:
These notes received from Huntington upon
transactions when he day There had
been such transactions since the Spring and M
Huntington Sept 10 said be
per and sell he said he had good tneir
place secure spoke TO Bishop; he said don't wish
do it, Huntington sale he wanted make the eIchsng.
thort time looked his paper him the
drats with the understanding that could buy them back;
received return, collateral these forged notes. Mr.
Bryan, OF counsel for defepda IL counsel Bishop
the morning Of the 10th Of October discovered
stoch noies pnrpoItins 70 be signed Bishop Coz Hssey
brought them in and returned them Bishop Bishop
What that me- ant! told him meant Forgery; Halsey
sip whether they
wanted 900 for 800 shares Of the stock which be ned
collateral the took the
shares adopting the transaction though it was torsery
Hasbeek delivered up 800 shares, and psid that
amount, don't know that had authorized Hunt
Daly for nothing asked with secured
stock took the stock for 900 because Considered
good msrgn-sbout IS per cent; think that Huntington had
borrow Wisco Lake the
TO Bshop Co generally heir and stock
collateral oOn't think paid than Ii per
he had much money he could make good deal,
would let him have it he would half made
II 10 hun from IS 900 to S1U aud dsv a.
terwtrd be would give amounts which he said half the
prohts told him did not mueh but he insisted
taking
The Court then adjourned to thu morning.