New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

ii.
Judgment sought to be set aside-having been
paid. Motion denied
sUaRooATE's CoURT-Nov I5.-BefOre A. W. BRADFORD.
THE PARIsH WILL CASE.
The Parish Will Case was adjourned over On Friday
till Tuesday morning. Mr.. Tileston's examination in
chief was concluded and tends quite strongly
as anything yet In the to show Mr. Parshs abil'
ity to transact business give quite full summary:
Thomas Tileston swOm-I reside at No. East
Fourteenth street. am President of the Phenix Bank;
have known Henry Parish since lS2O he was d.
rector in the Phenx Bank when went into it, some
wear or two after his attack his seat in the Board
d oared vacant we supplied his place; have seen
him several times siuce his attack in the street. In his
carriage and ahe bank in instance he was led
into the bank by his man servant; Mrs. Parish was
with him. be made certain signs to Mrs. Parish, and
she construed that he wanted TO know about our pro-
gress showed him our weekly stat. ment of tue at
jairr of the bank handed it to Mrs Parish ADD they
looked over it together; think gave him to under
stand We were progressing as usual on going cut ne
gave me hi, left hand and expr sed the hope that he
would be well, to which he responded by shake
of the hand and nod of the head; think he not
In the bank ten or twelve minutes.
Q. What was his manner at the time Of looking over
the balance sheet A. As have described, his
tenance indicated pleasurable sensation; he had a
way of repeliog any thing that offensive by pash-
ing his left hand from him several times. l saw him
three or four times beside this beside my interviews
with him a bis house, the conversation was usually IN
the current topics of the day; when there had been
cial world, would tell him Of them, aud ho woald
sometimes express disposition to know if We had met
with any css be had property in the bank; ne lodi
Gated his interest in what said by pleasurable ex
preston of face and Doddng assent by bow of the
head; Mr.. Parish the owner of two hundred thou
sand dollars worth of United States stock; the new
orr anizaton of the Pheux Bank went into operation
on the LIST January 1854; under the new Law were
compelled 10 deposit either State Stocks 5. Stocks
with the Controller; it occurred to me that could
borrow from Mr.. Parish this stock winch he Owned
tot ha nj
proving | addressed Dote 10 MIR. r., dated 10th De
cember 1853; received an Invitation TO call and see
Mr.. Il. ON the subject called at his house in Union
square and found MIS- Parish, NIL Parish, ana Mr.
Delsfeld; Mr. L. rose received me cordially giving
me his hand; | introduced he subject OF the loan;
from the expression of his coantenance he appeared DIS
posed to make the arrangement; inquired az what
per snDum he would loan the so3k; nc replied Oy
holding up his hand with two ogers extended; asked
IL he meant that he woq6 loan the stock, and he
nodded his bead several times in assent, Mrs. Parish
at the came time adding that he would loan us the
money for 81 600 per year, that per cent; |
asked him il he meant $4,000, to which he nted by
nodiing his head this s2OOO was not rate of inter
est but direct bonus Tor the use of the stock said
Ia Mr. Parish that the Bank would collect the seman-
bua dividends and place them to his credit in addition
TO tie bonus he nodded assent. He appeared 10 be
upf asy and leaned his bead his LET hand ana looked
excited. asked Mrs Parish what was the mater; she
said that she eIely at loss that ia no Instance
for many months bad he failed TO understand him;
several things written on slate aud handed 10
him which he read aud shook his bead l was here OBJ
hged 10 leave as hal an engagement, and stated
would call sgain; within two or three days called
again and We resumed tie subject OF the loan; Mr.
Delafed stated hst they had discovered the ca e OF
Mr.. Parish's anxiety the previous occasion--that
Mr.. Parish in ADDITION 10 the security offered, desired
the individual security of the members OF the Board;
he lmm' dately made nod of his head and sort OF
reclamation 70 indicate that what he wanted as
soon ms understood what he demanded, told him at
once could not comply with tue terms think he per-
festly understood me- he looked disappointed gloomy
a 4 n
-"qure more security" aud added, You have the
capital of the bank beside oil stoc kholders are liable
for 81 200 900 more !" think he perfectly unieg
stood me: his coun,ensnce exhibited dsappon' ment
and dissai isacon; did not TO any agrecmeat;
left considering the matter at 81 end; | met Mr.
Parish some time after and told him had made other
Arrangements; do not doubt be uoderstoo me; bis
com ensnce expressed disappointment; in all transac-
tons between US he appeared to undsrstsn himself
perfectly.
SUPERIOR COURr-CnAssERs-Nov. D.-Beiole Jadge
- HOFFMAN.
TON.
w p retrdse ast Marvin Merchant, John De aud Rich
ard Roe.
We ercneousley stated day or two since that an
Injunction had been granted restraining Mr. Merchsnt
of the Golden Bell from vending alleged spurious
imitation Of the Balm Of Thousand FioTes.' Tne