New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15

,erf.c,,, mct acr that there were women % ~
no mem an order came for tho Po,ce" at The
biilding; i wont and nshed , opt v6at Il meant;
tS 20 n. Msyors etioej no was absent saw
Farley there. 0o,too,s1 On. ,l,Iee,iop
q WHAT did Farlcy ssyf cotJee'ed 'o' "'9''''''
oIofrv1u; g .av about finding Ordykei A. lie
* 80 ro5 Kim 81 the Sc. Nicholas Hotels went
sbeTe nnd SOW bm In the bal told HIN me poet
had been Withdrawn and u hey were cfuer.u 49,
,b ld rroteot tire buildings we did Rot wsnt ans
no lac said he had 10 power; he then seld nJ nau
ho5 roiinc 10 cot and be wOnld so and get soIe,nls
90 he won't into che diningrOom; then "rht ..ot
"s ,re NJ M saw the building in hspes sew oP!No
rorbeps three weeks after the fire AT tho Mi,"' 80
70 one was there besides he sat at he aolo .o9h
sost al The cOrnef; j ashod him low nc p'olpfsts ~
mo ont the elnim; he said be thought OF pahns
49,, Dom the books ~ lbs store showing now nnen nc
md advanced 70 did rot want any more; ,hon Io,
minded him that there were olheI pdfIes .s;eJ
WHO had spoat their time and labor, and tHsg.sto
whether on not bis mode Of making II ON Wouio oc
lust; / desired 10 know the reaeons !of nlb Houc;
said 81 would oavc others out in the colds lsuEEetted
fbo es the ,y critics had taken possession Of lie
property with view 10 defending II, sId wo had ais
missed that account es We Otherwise Wcuil
not have done their going away and allowing the prop
ery 10 be sacrificed IN an nnwa.rantahle manner tee
city Jrght 10 pay the full amount OF damage; Ire sou
thought deere Eas lsice IN my sleeesLOnsi lhyu 10
asked The mode in which thought ing cs hira
be made out, took piece ~ paper ana sGo~eu mn
that there were 200 guns I'll completed Wich "vnlu
have been delivered to the GCbermeut that day. au 70
charge Tire COgefnmeht pilce iof lNtiu '"Ii 49,
e2& 70 Tor tho unfinished ones less the actual ohehse
of completing them; ior instance, II th0ushhu 10
qu.red 90 each 20 nish thfn 20 charge s@2 ~; anu NV
rect in the same proportions; the o!aim E9 na9c up OF
The principle stated; ] said TO nm thsI tDe
books showed 80 much money paid ont ara O,neI
parties had cl!'as- Remington, Mcneil, ana olAcis
and their claus Cnght g. be aided, ne
asked mo 70 see Farley and tK ~, W. In In
about the matter end give him more OF the deiails ana
he would Gee Farley and consider the maitri " ~us
condncf ed in Tie ramo Of Farley, Opdykes son inIN
ns uropfietr hs Office WGs in Wanstrcct; cTcyke IL
rectod ne 10 find hin there Or nj KeiohumP oihce or
UOey's think u vas before the hallpCss COui+.I.
was formed. went aud foand Farley, j stated the
matter 10 him; understood him 20 say he understood
a. knew what he account was that was rendered u
The supervisors tie gurs amounted 10 some tI@v ~
tho btu O. What could the guns. ~ me c1hdllloh
were when destroyed have been duplicated lo or
repincedi A. 4 in!shod gun could be made ior sii
With an establishment ell completed this one lscAca
few parts 81 machinery work bad 10 bf done OUT
they would probably cost eboo 10 in our
that time before the contract YVES made with Na'
ton went ana got estimates nom manufacturers NJ
Newark Hartford, Toston, this city and elsewhere,
they varied nom eI2 TO slj
O Explain The principle upon which you mace The
account sl3s7 and Ell 81 Tor unfinished gun. a.
We estimated what IL would cost 20 complete tie gnps
and deducted the Same from the Government contract
price in the item Of go ~ would cost g 70 complete
The gun: did lot make up tie account. heer iasdo ~
the formal account; have not been paid NY share;
have a suit against Men ell and OPdyke q state the
amount of profit which this mode II making up the &c
count wouId realize on each gnni \. Some so on
that basis. 49,,
Cross. prarnined-On tie 1000 guns there would be
profit Of s9 90; by the destruction NJ the factory. OF
dyke prevented from getting that profit run ihe
Government
Adocraed I'll 70 morrow.