The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

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The Commodsrcs IN Court.
THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT CohPANY-How MORGAN
AND GARRISON GOT PROFESSIONALISM THEY
PAID FOR T-REFUu TO PAY THlIR A6OT-
ACTION Fob 500 1894 81.
COURT on COMMON p1xAs.
Charles Mcdonald COr~elsss X. Gd,rsoM and Charles
korgaa.-A suit has been commenced tn the Courtor
Common Pleas against the defendants BY The plamm 70
recover services rendered. appears by the following
abstract Of the complaint
Charles J. Mcdonald, plaintiff in this suit, BY Rapano
to the month q ises The dsfsndsnt oorns
X Garrison then residing n San Francsco, in the Ste
Of and SoE Su;ps,s mere - sSs rsae ar1
the defendant Charles Morgan then residing xsd dong
business in the city Of New York, - the prydeat and
transaction Of various business for their o account and
that amongst the business be transacted the
he Atlantic States and FOR that md csser purposes, the
procu ing from the government Of the STATE Ncaaguan
Central America OF charter or grant privilege oftans
porting by steam - other means passengers and freight
from The Atlantic he escinc ocear and IRON the Pacc
70 the Atlantic the Ishmus u Nicaragua Of which,
as 1sus the Trans, bad 81 s,m sn,
from sSs ~ STATE md sSs
alleged grant claim Of the Accessory Trans Company
and which business, either originally included or Was
extended 70 specriaeons IN the stock Of said
forfeiture or declaration Of nuy and the exclusive and
authentic information thereof 10 be communicated and
staA ~ thA A~H~H
matter mentioned That the defendant Garrison acting on
behalf of the copsrnershp and in rherance their Joint
from San Francisco the republic OF Nicaragua, ana
there TO transact and attend 10 such business Of the de-
tendants Is ahosld be ocnnded 2 him. ~ he nght
rally TO his exertons towards the Forwarding OF he
interests Of the defendants and about their Joint bust
should be paid therefor much his services in that
behalf should be reasonably worth, their value Being
a c6Tac.sr Of The the vaus Of .hs ss1
vices TO be rendered and the risks Of life health and
tie :rcriece o. comfort to BE- incurred BY the plain
TN That the plaintiff In pursuance Of such retainer and
employ men set sail from Ban Francisco on or about the
Doth Of septsnber 1885, and proceeded direct The re-
pbyment and business Aforesaid That the people Of the
STATE OF Nicaragua were at that time in state civil
nand Of General william walker and other ofbcers bin
Asaocaes and subordnaes and tho other army hone IN
er ns q, Commend Of Genera po.c.no Cora. and Other
OF the State Of Nicaragua was highly wholesome and
lserious to health and The means Of living moving with
comfort or convenience impossible 70 obtain In the pats
Of that country TO and in which would be necessary for
The paiDtn 70 90 and remain In transactng and attend
Ing to the joint business and affairs Of the defendants Of
ali which the defendants were aware At the time that
the plaintiff, such retainer and employment remained
In the STATE Of Nicaragua from about the third Of October
1866 70 the FIRST Of September 1885, (wits the exception
Of the time consumed In two thence San Fran
cisco and back and one thence 70 the Atlantic States and
fendanu) and during that period he did Per.
form and bessow much work, labor, care and
Affairs Of the defendants in and about negotiating
from General William Walker, whose party WAS success
iui " the civil c.r and from the government instituted
recognized BY the government Of the United saes)
vocation and forfeiture Of the alleged grant and privilege
Nicaragua hei or claimed by the Accessory rranst
Company the granting Of charter and exclusive prvi
and benefit Of the defendants and in ana about he
conveying 10 the defendants authentic exclusive in
formation Of the actual revocation Of the nrst mentioned
mspt Of the State Of Nicaragua 10 sell the defendants
and TO others for their and and beneot
tain Steamboats, wharves houses stores, CATTLE harness.
and other personal and real property o. great value
wof the value OF half million OF dollars very
uncolected claims against one or the former bege
rent parties dve times the nominal amount inducing
for their and benen, large amount Of bonds OF
the state Of Nicaragua 10 w-bonds 10 the OF
hundred thousand dollars drawing ten Per cen, per an
session OF the said STEAMBOATS, and other property
said defendants and In and about Organizing line Of
transportation from ocean N said sthmus
by OF such steamers and other property and in
and about divers other Affairs and business OF the de
fendanis, all 81 their instance and request and their
retainer and employ msnt that performing tho afors
said work the plaintiff necessarily compelled 10 and
Of life and limb and health, both from hs nsocssa-y
presence In hostile camps apd beSisged cities and
from the Aforesaid unvhoesoms and eeleteriOus
climate, asd was necessarily compelled 70, and did
make divers long and perous journeys ercountersd
great privanon and hardship, and that the work. labor
slowed by him In and about the joint business Affairs
OF The defendants extremely valuable h. them as<
and tia, he de pisn,, ressor adv dsssrSss "a hsxs
the defendants therefor the sum OF seventy five thousasd
dollars Yet the Defendants although requested, have
not paid the any part thereof And for further
and separate OF action, the plaintiff AYERS hat on
and prior TO the LIST OF September 1880 the defendants
being possessed certain steamers and means Of
portAtoR, whsre~i they proposed estabish line for
The transportation Of passengers, freight and luggage
between San francisco, the Pacific oosan, and New
York and New Orleans Atlantic across the sthmus
Of Nicaragua, employed the plaintiff their agent put
into Operations and superirtend portion Of The ne from
post the San Jean river casi the rapids Of Castillo
veo, San Juan del sur, both in the republic OF Ncsrs
qua and he discharged other duties in connection there
time Until he should be discharged fros their employ
ment That the plaintiff entered employment on
Of the Iss IN spsr.sss, and did sapcrntssS De sans
from that period dow 70 The breaking up Of tie tae
already g , ne Ins. during .h., pared the g.In
count large OF money all Of which he has sooovsea
for 70 the defendants That The line sroken up and
iu busipess Suspended, by the operations Of hostile
armies, Ia the month q April, 1857, snd the painnG
thereafter costsued In the employ nsnt Of the defend.
st The salary Aforesaid, subject add awaiting
their orders, ust1 the 18th day Of September, 1851
when the plaintiff AGAIN Troceeded W the repcbhf
Of Ncaragua In the service and nj the request Of ths
defendants, for the purpose Of recovering posseseo1
Of their steamers and other property there, and IL
desvoriue 70 put the line again into cperaios and
NAMED 40 in the service and employ ment Of the defend
ants, NJ The salary Aforesaid, III the 1st day Of
January, 1sss, when, by mutual consent, the coz
tract vas put IN end 10; yet the defendants, al
though oen requested, have not paid the salary any
part thereof 70 the psintin, except small sun
count, 80 Hereinafter mentioned And for further and
separat of sc,ion, the said plaintiff that
the Goth Of September 1885, until the LIST Of January
1885, be was employed by the defendants ss their cost
dental agent and servant IN doing and peformng divers
work and labor, and bcsfb wing divers and diligence
In and about the business d the defendants and
divers journeys for The DEFENDANTS and ii their reduee,
70 be paid for BY the defendants when they should b.