The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

without, violence do So AS deponcn informed and believes
writ Of habeas for depone5t issued on. o. ne
force by the convinced deponent and MS friends
,Ss UsSa satss S Marsha depoaeu avoided
the above mentioned IN he e9 on 9eaGa oe &
by one Of he members SAID COMMITTED thai hs persisted
rooms ard being ssereea there awhile shipped on Pa
S%ef P for " years. Under
some psoesso psr raf, v o
and sas AG nusa'ory deponen finally signed said paper
That and hearng Of said treed ThI M he
D ss deponen called he msmbers Of
sS qSmRe anal aS9 oha asEs pIesS 70
had never had trial or ma ana a @ wa no deae
but expressly % and 70 ee BY he nay
then can You Justify such course thsShe only reply
s awe are nS hfre 10 S John l. Stephens
dePonen taken Panama and seg aS Ns e e from sa
place former and arrived ,Ss a. The ely Of Nav
given any cause Of epmy hostility to said Committee
for said wr9@su acts unless ardent and
Guental directors in politics ani condemnation in
be Il s Of 3 ana q
ings 81 deponen herenbetore he verify believes
@ motive
ana $ sn Of Hs
States and Of the state Of California deponent has thus been
greatest mental suffering broken his business and
by na the
chief ard head since such exile 10 Justify
oasner 1s Known MANY whom
the most opprobrous ephe could properly be applied all
which injuries herein complained OF have been inflicted with
cut reasonable probable and were knowingly wa
0nd malicious deponen charges and expects 10 prove
That deponent is about thirty three Of age that he
went TO California advance his fortune and establish MN
self permanently there that his employment ana bust
ness was principally general mechan Using ana rag anu
thirty thousand dollars clear profit in one year and ab ,n or
thousand dollars in another and although ne met also WIN
msforunes among others oss by ire without any isur
ance the OF forty thousand dollars yet with his ar
mrs nd The
and haA formed deponent would not have
consented 10 be broken up IN ms business ane suddenly ana
permanently from California for less than hun
ared dollars have considered hiusef than
thereby that in debts due deponent alone, which
personal attention he might add doubt would have o
lected and which be deemed worthless he believes
ne has host from seven to ten thousand dollars that besides
this the accounts for the purpose If arranging which
he asked to hrs books and (Which refused
by said Commee unsettled account with the United
and Of the OF the investigation and settle
nen Of such account deponen will be subjected ID consider
ponent the oUrages aforesaid entirely broken his
and credit and prospects, and deprived
means and resources placed In strange and foreign sua
attached and accustomed And this deponent further
that fhe said defendant William T. Coleman Is Of great
wealth generally repued among those who know HIN and
his property Francisco be
worth from hundred to hundred thousand dollars and
deponent verify believes he is worth at least hundred
fifty thousand dollars above all debts That said William
r. Coleman temporarily within the city and county OF
New pras that he may by the order of
bsi In the of hundred thousand dollars which de-
pCnent submits and believes reasonable amount in view
'e-e''' JAMES MoLoNY.
Sworn before this 18th day of September, 1856,
WIN. TALsAGE, Commissioner Of Deeds.
Mr.. Coleman was held to bail in the sum OF $50, 600.
Mr. A. X. Foster Of Wall street. and Mr.. E. Sprague, OF
Pearl street, being his sureties.