The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25


ana APPS; be bought papier mache woribox for $40
he save check on The Park 6aak for s5i; dn ing
Nay last have not seen Huntington before nor since
that ume.
for The servants; they q each shsy we're ju
dciousy seected for tho purposes TOR which they were
M bryan then read Hantnston's aasignment Of hts
| effects. made the day affair he was arrested.
made 70 CHARLES Beldsn, Bslden 90, VIM q. HArbeck,
| John Harbeck and HArbock x Co.
Robert ". Bowyer Was The next wituess examined by
Mr. Bryan Tho books got wnen arrested Huntington
we're given p ne Ds'r Ct =, .Srns' they SOossss o
check book On the Bank Of the Republic.
Crcsrexsninsd BY Mr. HALL gos The check aud cash
Hupers ,on ,ha. day in Charles Bsdsn's ONCE O. Lad
ytu conversation with Huntingdon
Mr. Brady objected 10 the question
Mr. Hall CLAIMED me right 70 cross examue Mr. Bowysr
any matter connected with the trial he proposed 70
.now naa hunsos,cu ~as perfectly ami.r .isn M
obcteo when the prosecution attempted 70 establish any
uAtsral point n the Indictment.
The Court permitted the question.
Nh. Bowyer-Runsington told that be had received
The Belden notes OF Phelps Drdge Co from NJ Fitch
when Srrved at the Tomos submitted the
ONT Fitch in Hun tinetons presence ana he denied hav
IP fivtD tho him asked Huntington what evidence
10 could ihow that be had received them from Mr. Fitch
abo he toll that be had paid him sl2 coo and tho ba
balance $8 cGo) in checks asked him where he paid IL
he SAID was ii bis (H.ntn stons) olce he saii hi.
DO. Wa ptssD at the time; told him Fitch denied
having iiven them is ,esssry 70 fuinsh ccnua
dcory evidsr aAked for the several times
advice Of bis counsel this was the substance Of the con
versssion.
Mr. Brady sed he would object TO the prosecution cs
ing Mr. B0wytI again. He considered that they had
called sr Bowyer and he would take advantage Of this
legal right in future.
Examined by Mr. Brady-E Either Mr.. Dodge or Mr.
stoks spoke 10 me Dyst sbou, the freeries; cid not
nIsi Itina ate 10 Huntington that oicer; Mr. B.,
den learned IRON me while wa wsog tor Huntington
hat officer told Hurtips the
~ iorl go notes Ar. Dodge Beiden told Harrington
at be he'd better hold on 10 he notep mi he consuc
sci Mr. ait W nptop
~h,D be came IN that he NJ II cb in reference
,hs notes; The whole Of NJ Bsidens oeme AMOR indi
Gated that he thoueft nuntiI etol innocen'
Ysp. Mr. Huntington ard Plat bad converasuou ssiis
ST Babscs came IN ano rpoke To ar seloeu; Mr.. aa
beck took Huntington aside 10 converse With nin; ali III
ctlyeIsaou as relative 10 he forget paper secive3
ran Mr. Fitch; rode up il oTbbus ani soppsa a.
Murray 10 the Chies office .neacc
10 inc tonbs, Mr. nscep told me col ser5
spoken VI in his po. 'es,on; be said 20, them
om re- p ctshie Gentle man; Huntington did not mani
est sy surprise when 10 afrcstel, bat az COO
az a psn could to
Charles s,oEeld, examined by Mr., Bryan rald-I au
TIE ro'gursr ct the lake shore RarJsd C1mplay, ana
sm eho cssbhr OF BShop a Co, Wall street; they Ee
sirosd conirscors; Il 1t raw huntington IN i lden'.
fee, nut did know BIS It'll the fai OF 1885,
Bedcn Office bis piGca of business ucnl lie got
o &! hn o~n; supposed Mr. Bsden a money
!, uder have had o, aings wnn Han layton daring the
ast year; Rhop Co loaned Liu money nrst IN Of
5000 or si.tte ard hey were in the habit OF Dor
rowing money from him; wren Huntington le
Br,hop 20 money, they paid HIN IRON ayvon pr
cent Per album 10 one and bah per cent mort1;
the iosnc they msce OF him might amount in ggre
agreement ior mo payment OF aay particular sum; nc
sonnet wond AK f,r Ave or tx thousand dollars,
ard pay per cent day; he was no. bouu - pay
more than reven Fer cent used 70 see Beiden har
betks checks often with Buntirgion Hnnuns made
several loans Tor 5snop Co. Oh th9 LAKE ahore road
he booy 81 The NOES low ii.lod up By Hun
iipston, sud they purport to 90 seoed ny Bishop On,
bu the nahdwriiBg not ike eitteT OF the moe,s Of
hat finn; he notes are payable 70 the order OF
HurrpeiHr, one Is endorsed " Pay Hsrbeck & Co On
order d c. B. Huntington the other bar endorse
nept they each secured by four hundred in
Railroad: thiuk
Bishop Co would have let him have loan secured by
this smcupl stock trey dcne SO to large snoaa
previously. Mr. Bishop resided at Sri Rep51t thea; he
now boarut IN the city raw Mr. Huntington the day
after ne sad bean questioned by Mr DSdge and Mr. Bel
change IN bis manner on tne day OF his arrest !
Jet him have cheek for sstoo without any
security; don't tnow wha he dii with that money
saw his house the fret night after arrest he
saio be bad 10 go TO Mr. Beden, Mr. Harbeck and
Irsturped. accompanied with NJ sosckiin; I waited
three quarters q an hour TIL Huntington arrived
went to sscerfan what this nose was about wnetner
orferes o. not ind 10 see II | could oct &c
curty; elesraphed for Mr. Bisaop TO come hons, as
there trouble ahead; asked Huntington II the
poies forger!es, and he said he afraid they
were ash cd him whst woud be the result; be said
that tbey TUNED 10 be orseres be would be usod
up" for he had very large amount Of such paper; 10
ssd be would al his itors Ike, and replied
that satisfactory 10 me- he promised 70 make .
genera assign cent Tor the bere IL ali bis creditors he
appeared perfectly cool collected the next CAP he
arrttb again saw him his house next ,rnipg,
51a o'cock he said he was gong on with his business
con X ow wbetLcr be old any business on that day
Cross.exanin sd by Mr. Noyes i suppose Conckn
there ai,er cliir be had upon Huntingdon Bsnop
Co. bad forged per amounting 10 part OF was
Be,ebsr 1 Co since Hur,neton hr been in prison i;
faG been arranged between him and Bishop 4 Co no,
on The ground thai IL 10 forgery, bu. on the ground
that he that amount OF money the forged paper
vas given up 10 the police authorities.
Mr. Noyes then read the judgmen, which Huntiuzton
out In favor Of Bishop Co The aggregate OF the
notes amounted TO SIS 0,o but he acknowledge his In
cetednss in The judgment 10 tue extent OF S2I 0oo he
class. In place OF paper 81 ours which he wanted 70 dispose
Of Mr. bisbop wouli rot conseni al hrSt, but d0aJ
Huntr gtcn persuaded him TO let him have tao note,
suspected that they vero iorgerics Nj.
Bryan n also counsel for Bshop and Co; nrsi
found tina, the notes forged October 10 the day
our oiIce. and showed Mr.. B.hop the notes Mr.. d
,rkcd what meant; replied tnat II was forgery.
Hasey came rom Bsiaen 70 hnd whether lpsy ssrs
shares OF rsiIroad stock, were partly 10 Har.
becks cain; they claimed slb for which they
a.ked shares OF the stock We told Harbeck would
pay The $500. and lake the sock; took the sock be
cause relabie don't know anything more a5oo,
Huntington than have stated the aoouni ahign Bishop
Co. authorized Huntington ID borrow Tor them III
LAKE shore road NUT have been bu dreds Of thousa95
0, dollars; borrowed money feTsn por cent per an
from him. In the early par OF this ear, Huntington
IN 70 The oce and said he would give ma one hAi
Of what he made, a. ne was making great deal. y
would hm have from s., COO 10 $40 eco time.
Insisted that should take hall o. VIVA, he toe
transaction ns~hich he used the money gave him. u
was Let borrowing or lending trsnsaoon, BIZ simply
division OF PROFITS.
The examination or this witness having been concussd
counsel on both sides held loug verexton the
propriety OF holding evening sessions The Judge
afraid that the would not DC finished before January
ana very OF fitting las possible every
psht ui II completed. Ills term OF oiico wo1ld
pre- next Wednesday night, ard bo would 90 ali In his
power 10 Grlsa tho trial before that time.
Mr. Brsoy said that he bad been trying 10 get i'm
porApt Witnesses 70 attend but lar they had alluded
hs vigilance
Mr. han remarked that the officer. Of the Court were
hir erosa and soggesiei that attach mcns be inside
out for thoee witnesses.
The Court will meet usual, 10 morrow (Chrstmss
day a 10 O'Clock, and continue In session till late
hour.