New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

our client respecting tis oaim Wa oonhdeEt Ties
ccyed adequate indennifcation kr the loss inflicted
upou him by he rioters The city has never complained
that too much paid II Is wcots iateropr. not
one ~ or citizens. Who tbru-s himself IN 5etweeu
the plaintiff and the city ssyisg " TIE Controller and
the Supervisor you fnithless guardians ~ tho
County Treasury II TIE plnint, assgish,s ,S cor
We ready TO accept the chni"ng'. Ny cieis
authorizes say tnAt II the city vi rein..aie tins
suit Of Mr. Farley. and ~ TO trial upon us merits snd
nav any excess Oh ne m 1noy tie received.
he viii spalate with auf, lent suretcs 10 iolaiD ally
efficiency. Here il q cbnnee for yea e-nIemon ILS
Corporation Controller IL the pnintiils positicl
pOnent, the C0rporo;1a Counsel is the defendant
tieular friend persuade them il you c"a TO anh'
hi, test tender them Jour services 10 prove cir case
do tis ceRse your cIm-r. have as gone step ~
step, over the charges Of is n,ri III iespeer
70 ito claim for to dc ,truction II the nrmory,
and over everything which the defendant has been
able to gather from NJ. quarters, cred t0e ard disered
table against its accniacy aud e'r!ting which the
defendant or his counsel nave been able H. say or to
insinuate agairs, IT, ond submit - yoi that every
statement il the libel is shown u be gios' malignant
alsehood and that the whole fabric created during
these long months TO Justify it has been seasrsd'n
pieces -
Having thu. disposed Of the l,c concerning the Ar
morY come to that concerning .nc oiAce Of Tho Sur
yeyor II the port OF New Yors u Is ID these words
=" Mr. Cpyko can. ho pleases, enlarge tbe held Oh M
ouity So as 10 en- brace TIE alleged Rae 81 tie nice Oh
Suryeyor of the Port Of NewIoIk fr tic moderate
Of $1,000 What does this mean Lho couapulin'
alleges It's meaning Be that the p,.ntH tad corrupt
L. eDd the office of tho Sur,cytr al tao fOt oil New
Yc T. or had received tie sum Of sli,ooO iT or ~
uccount OF the appointment o. some e s"n 10 tAc sara
Office" and allegation not being dr3ied iaast ps
tpk,n to be ad.uitled II tie meaning "ai not Deen
tLus alleged and admitted, 1t wouii n'v'ithress hsyo
be en- apparent TIE language AM tie cJhteA. cieary
indicate IL AT the defendant inend'd 70 caige upoh
lie p!,intif tie scl!ns ot the 'ince lr siVrU -
prove this charge defendant has Introduced Two
witnesses Nc Neil ard Williamson " lat the5 sWors
To is the Grst thing II lie considered. ai uiter mat ts
contradiction Of their statements. # IRE oe aLyninx
worthy OF contradiction. 1t Is impi;. & 20 examine
their testimony very closely, aid sil t4rfrivle rouN
il from Toe report o! tbs sut and ~Ii"r say
tia, frtrI ht or perhaps week b'Ie III aale"ss
appointment he met bin, at an o. .tef os~" On the coz
Ber OF Broadway end ,weDty tiisd- IT. whore Nj.
Andrews said TO him dat If hr (scN ouid 9tef'
cee with Mr. Opty 70 get ol hi -. ORC ~ ,a ~
csse ~ he collected at tie CustSf Gs" ten ta0usano
dollars for the next erection oI 3Ot, e A! opdyhs
expected 10 run for Mayer next sa. H. ucAt Gays:
- Nell. went TO MIR. Opdyse aHa tod him that Mr.
| ndrews would give MIN. or cause 10 nc colrcte1
IN the Custom. House ten thousand disrs II nc you'd
70 for Mr.. Andrews for surveyor OF to Port Of New
] York q Whit aboGC stantOni q. Ii hswouid agree
10 drop Stanton Gni go fir Mn (ahiieWsh
mo'GenI AFT Ec says; Woen L to'd ar. OpeIts
tbis story about Andrews. 0pdyke. csKei nc II 10
would not cAeat hin!. l sai 40, ihougt NOT.
but you can get somobody else II Jon pe"se 70 90
ihis p.ck your man: wen: atsf I-,I w. ~ WI W.
llian son." DID he say be picked hint Yes. sir, no
chose Mr.. wiuianson--have Is chose II Yen thInk lt
besr Then he 9ssly vtc " sn 20 S ' "G Wat N.Y.
andrews h. done. AID that ,lr Upy Se wanted me to
co with nin TO supulnte tbs bH sin &c iaet Mr.
Andrews az q same pace 3. e"iaer VI hsc,
,hird.st and broauwey, at the sine oyster house
What was said " cangot teli all ihe coiYsiS''.oh
was with Nj Andrews myself theie Ia t"at room ana
told him that Sir. Williamson was e.so, by MI UP,
d,ke Ia came there and wha; cOU. dose ~ regard
TO Ibis bargain To be made between hIu And MI W
yke get lin ta1t situation Ms oatte!or snu a..
he would collect or c. oe I" TIC tfiectec
a, tie Custom House for AIR. op'.Aes election.
$1,000 Ii hs would get him .thearp 'a;neAt OF sur.
yeyor OF the port OF New.YOk" Ataig: =. WI has
respoase If ally. did you make 10 hib, you or MI
WI inmson 10 tie offer Of gdrewsf A. Tlen Mr.
Williamson was 10 go to Mr. Op'iyse ana ,e! M Up
tyAe what Andrews had agreed ~ do 2 What dld you
tcI Andrews Cpd, kc would dol A. II nc would give
Lin slC.0o. cause To DO coiect-d s.aVVo e souid
ana y 70 get IL or, OF use S,n 81. 90 the
70 AR. Opdyke' Answer lie todd me 10 ask M,
Williamson to come and sec Lin sld report
Mr. Andrew. O. Do you know wGethsr be
did report from NJ. O?aykef A. Yes, SIR; when
! | sew Mr.. Opdyke l asked him II he hsd seel MI
W ismson. and be said he had; as.ed liz, " things
we're satisfactory and he siid they wire, add in few
ldoys Mr. Andrews badhis appcintioert. N"i content
win one version of the story, ne gives another
abort tiue sftelward. In thls be gives 1t tbs; he
(Andrews) wanted ~ 20 ~ Mr. Oydyke AMI GET hin
10 get The appointment to use hrs lnIuencs 10 get
the appoint anont. Of sarveyor Y What dit yoS
then .sy Ia M. AIdrrwsf A. said what object wiz
yoa make il to Mr. Opdyke II he geIs tbs appoint
ment, You know he les got man by the nano OF
Stanton that lie is tryiag TO get appointed there ne
Snn. whether ne mentioned the $40 Ou or J. bat ono
or tie other mentioned $4,000 tai Is ahost - q
What did he (Mr OpGyke} teii Yea when you went
10 him with the proposition Of Mr. Andiessf A. He
said he was tTyng sct Mr. Stanton appointed. bot ne
didn't know nhek.y lleie was much cIdnce for bun OF
nor don't know wha. esc lie said but AZ .Byrate lie
agreed collected to); well ben Le said hs would drop
Ar, s:antoai " the aIgI giTss &c Naated 10 kaST
4, a9I' , eanao s1 srs An "taas r -"
rd,.sI think 1 Will Q. II WIS"
.,irg. wne arranged 10 bis ssiisi"ciIon y. ars,on
or ne cr,ss e,anlin2tioa he gives s''li I'D rs
as follows: Ny. Andrew met NE yer. ~ 20 re,
il wout ~; Q;e my of re sort u New York
aid ~ hlm Mr.. opdyke is working ior Nm "
name of stanton sud do,t know whetssI %, %
willie 10 l,ev, his fiIend 10 20 fr you lie SAID !
sint Son car Nake it agreeable with lin. aud VII dS
,b,, bed said to him, villa; object vii,
yo, AZ, IL 20 Mr. Ike II lie VIII drop y luton ans,
|, ;o xr Won, Wheeler I meatioued sl0CJ0, % Mr.
Andre mentioned il .rst eanIot say; bat Re SAID
that be would give Mr.. ., cssse o &c
! 4 NJ opdyks wclld drop Mr.. stan,"h aga 80 io'
him. and get nira appointed Surveyor. =. Please @
state whether it was 10 be paii 20 Mr. opa.SS :" 70.
~. opdykes election A: 10 MI opd!An. - ~
Were ,ho.o his words' A. AS hear as cen I2egilecN
word for word. 2. Wa, this iti 'ifOpuyhe VIII &c,
mo appointed viii TO be collected g: BE Gus
tom house $1,000. aud give ~ Tin !or b's eeo'iJ1
anything to that 4. said wolid sec Mr. 0pI,ss
Q. Il that al you said 20 hlmf a. shoOd SHIN no
4. DO you recollect anything else A. 90 10; resol
Ioct every word. q. Do you remember anything
you viii ask me .ons questions" i, 'h.n
am9ax other things, "tnat il tas bargain voald
be satisfactory he would go for Mr.. Andrews" rhU
he met Andrews and Mcneil by appointment wher
" McNei! said 20 Andrews. Now i unde rstgLd thai