The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

Oress oS Em,grsticn the nrst arrangemept but
nasmuch - sss rosds bad Iot arranged 70 GONE
p, ana opp-scd both By the Common Council
nd In the ccurt 18th oouuts would ultimately
urn became responsible for the rent Of the Garacn ~
he Cospmiseoeess - EaisTsaiea signed the bond for
he payment Of so oscx rent, and for tbs pay OF
he $40 eco the unexp cd term Of the Lease we ult
raoly, after grea. dea Of negotiation got two roads ia
he Central ane the Erie; the Central however con-
suited oe'orehana.. they were 70 in, anyhow toe
Ie nnaliS can't in snc agreement made between
be tao reads N the tickets the Gardsn
rst place the employ a. the Garden appointed by
he raros ds AID subject to tho approval OF Commits
iopers OF Ecgro1 the of the Garden to
dsy'd o"t OF commission Of 20 per cent ther was 70
an organization OF parties pteSes 90 WHOM, a'ter
ne expenses OF the Garden pat sny surplus would
eopg from tine 30 tine tue sobj ct talk or aud
Inherent plaos BIT but Of them perfected, ana
10 such arraue' men. ~as ever made \ fell through
mink merely IRON the that instead OF the
Expenses Of The being betrayed by weoy per
cnt, she tell the frs. yearlargey short OF
perayiDg tie txpepsts and 1t therefore bscamo less an
tee than c,er~ise would have been If tho chanoss
ao been lha there b. thing saved OUT OF tue
renty cent e meantime theso expenses were all
erne BY the 0et'ai Railroad; Was released, thnk,
t,er about eight or nine weeks, ana my bona was
Q The bend 70 pay tie rent 4 Ysssir tie bond was
gwen up ara M Co nipg, tbs freFtnt Of toe Central
Railroad essaaed par pep o. the rect, the rent Sas
ad by the Cea'rai karoad out OF moneys receiver for
ckeS ano tee largely .ha d5btor o. the Garden
OF ear aud ata cot sure bat II Is up ~ this
pay tie Erie Va ugt shared 10 tho advantages, cnnr'
uted 10 zone uf expenses and assumed Lolo or its
fesponeibiee: ouvt thnk Indeed they were wiling,
Although in neguialcbs tonl end they not wilog
10 rengu4h hir outside business their booliog in Eu
Pope avd osher outoe sfa's scIc G,antaned, although
evefG negotiations had tn Lac view or ~ -mnatg
be ouside raps te taere also freqacui meet
Ipgs, fquert peg uarons kisG 70 tho peunsyyana
srcsjs oociitg 10 aed pa ip2Dg With the ohor Two
foads ard arrsrg. merits were na1c with some of tho
Eastern hres Cor see Of tCHts am they placed
erms and In The munoer teat those Of tho c,ntra
Fefe sod tlese aogenens this mster 10 roetence
10 the 20 Par es aud the disposition Of the surplus, If
here any, WIS left rretty much TO my dscretcn
Sas the general arrangement of The Gardeu tho appoint
nert OF most Of &c >ordnates IN the Garden left,
py Of BETH ps.,les. pretty nach my judgment
Ind view in regard 10 H. 80 TIA, IL t,cye has been aoy
hing bad or wrong, think icay fairly BIS held respon
Mr. smth-Teen you have got great deal to DO rcspon
iib'e fo~
Weed co, tnced-I guess most bear q Il there is aoy
Searching his PAGERS n aoCumcpt) don't kno but
What 10Y papers have been stolen too there ia the bo5i
poke Of tft LITTLE I1sasy with $40 900 my sbou
ers and particularly men TIE qucsru was In tue Com
non Council aus Ia the courts with the result very doubt
'u.
Mr.. smhh-was the question before the Common
-Npnci Ia iskire the lease rIcrl your hands, A.
did hot understand II ; che question Is different
pre from what il then; the question then,
whether the shoe enterprise ehould be broken up, ITS
,ureose to defeated and Sc, .h liability ~ rent remsip
here IL tnirg tina. IN, now, bot will
tnswer any question you Ray suggest
Did have any rea;ion With Dr. Harris
nth regaro to ;hs mater OF Castle Gardens A. This last
hummer met hm the Asior House, and lac complained
hat had net been well treated that he had been disap
'oin,ed. Of tSrhaps he used stronger expression
Cheated cut q an Officer A. Perhaps; have only
'ague icea OF what MS complaint was, because never
ad hoard OF hun before in Jon with the orsaniza
ion 1T ALL har never spoken 10 hun the subject,
pt ose evening the time Mr. Conkiins lease was about
be transferred
q You stated that tho Eric Railroad never assumed any
the rtsp nsieles Of the Gsrdeu beyond its twenty
per cent A. mean that II did pay half the rent,
rterc de6c would e deducted they from
he moneys beopsng 10 the Central road ne,ead Of being
,ved between the Central and IfIs tho Erie got its full
liues every ses L, Whenever il wss due.
O. Tie year the law passed. 10 1855, was known then
bat Castle Garden should DO the place Of sndingS A..
O. was known to he members Of tho House and s.
Ae A. Yes, Fir; Il was advocated and opposed thai
Q. You cid net receive cry ccmpersaiion-of course
otf A. so,eir think IL ny .ocoant .etted with
ase Garden should from 81 SEQ 81 900 better or
have rover received fract1r directly or indirectly,
rem Castle GARDEN, or from any operations connected
@ STEAMBOATS, anything else. A. Steamboats, or any
siss else, erin any esNhy form not one farthog d,
NJ othcr expenses
we're you I, have had any az ~ Ayes eur II there
ad >Hen aEy ut the meeting have referred TO =
hat Is tbey 30 far Tup cd IL ms tina. all psrses AID
Max. tueh an ORGANIZATION as you think just and equita
lie the batter in reply to your question there had
Deon profile, whether l would have participated, au-
vercd toe affirmative, and viii state what thoy
would have been u the org bad been perfected
# the Caste Garden association had been divided
harcs, sOmctuocs talked Of aud, the last
Torcsucr, To twenty four shares, was 70 have been
Interested IA Gro Gf them,
Ttal What Or Hsrris svore 10. among tho.e with
shom sou To divide the surplus will you please 10
hsne 'be pritts who were 70 hsve the BALANCE A. or
he largest ittercst Mr. Conkin's wat first
Q How rsany sharesS A. My impression h some hing
* equd mc.et Sss reserved for Mr.. Copkln for
he Central and the Is roats. perhsrs amounting 70
eicurtis the Central road aud the Erie road
ndcaie ss oey ,oc"ght rroeer how was 70 be paid;
shen these things we're considered sometimes Me- Corn
he Eric represented By Mr. Marsh or Mr.. Henry W.
Eeed Mr.. CoOso TIE crtrs aos too Ese were TO nave
hrrc qssr,eT~ 100 100 tires. or WEST wac equl-
80 90 tso eAarv. were cr@rOcd ~ corpen alton for
o y.at i. be nap,YA AM frser.ou ana Mr. Dcvllr;
3 lsei IN, not thst, gcre % be psrtrcrs
% 20 ,hoa.s-v.s sut they hs. rendered the Garden
"a, Il t.o Gasjsn raie any men"y we would than Pay
va o0suoL
1rtie OF sets
,AssrD BY rHr LEoIsLArrBg or NEW YORK At THE
sEssos OF 1853.
fCcniinrcc from HgRsiD " April ls1
226 To amend act 70 establish regulations for the
,or, o. New York, p1Jsed srrl 10, 1851.
.pscopai Cnufcn and 70 arneri tho charter thereof
22s. To Incorporate 81 Mary CANA Mineral Land Com
20 To auend an act en,.d an act 1, incorporate the
rovert Fura socs'y Of the city New York, passei April
4. 1851
orna,kn Of railroad corporation place Of the North
srn Railroad Company dissolved and 70 empower SAID
orporailsn 20 execute mortgage upon IL property,
,assed trfcn 81 1887
81 IN rciaion the BuTsio AMI Aregany Valley Rail-
cad CouTsny, aud tho Buffalo and Plisburg Railroad
|Cemrany. -,
rround the walabout 10 the cy OF BROOKLYN, and 10
pfovNc places Of bvr Al, rassed February !, 1851
2ss In relai the suDg of expenses for tho sup
,o Of the Eoor AMI tic purchase e. supplies the county
. N Cayu2s-
"a 70 huiOtzs the Supervisor Of the town OF Parma,
Tie coruly nonrcc, 70 borrow money u build OF re-
kpsr bfdgci n said town.
gas ne author 10 tho Fort EDWARD nast Furnace Com
many 10 borrow money and execute bends and mort RACES
DO ls property. -.
ga To release the right q the State Of New York 10
x4'laro ,os m Geneva, heretofore eschcsted.
ri 10 authorize the town ~ Lowvillc, LOWS county,
! IN rsl.s usoaey Tor town purrosss
ga 10 relation 70 the village orrsimyra, aud 70 amend
90 rs snesd an act 10 mrrly the village Of Water
oxn wih pits aod wholesome water and Toe Other
ro4ce resscd March q, 1873.
cao 10 rcorpors.e the Great South Tag stosm Hsvg,
en - .riio,tza The appraisal and payment OF canal