New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

copy Of one Of the receipts given BY HOVE % Eastman -
Received M E:''s.. Co. .,s + ssT sS,' ., Ss ::
prime lard subject to hs order rstan Of this P nsor:ed
The following letter explains tho transaction between East
man and the plaintiff
c. s. BUSHNELL, esa-Dsar S1, Incossd We hand yoe K
receipt for 7b eess prime n stored in No IS hsv
coa caS Ss su ssSs s .ses 20 We iVs .ssSeS
ssooc.%ssins S tbs yS1 for $1,000 Which q
,Ssas e pay 81. amount :Sss HasI
' nP PsoHs sad fa shortly after these transaction. Eastman
became alarmed and made Preparations to Y to ESoH that
bought $50 600 worth Of 80 bonds having oond on inquiry
Ques relation the countries with which this country bad
ezadOn treaties that be had executed The mortgage which
security go which no pretended he was lSdeSsa 20
his father attempted to leave By the Persia but andns
e By o0e S OF of So HaSbsrs ss before s
e he seat the following unique ePlste 70 M s,o. 70,
s. sa .1. aSss % T. fS S.% s' : SSS Sy' a ~
Son. @ rss.a ,..s %u %
.sh @ fs ss S ssI s % =. a. b. g. s. ssss e
. SCS Il. :. md epS soTSs DID not d ,a
10 one II SS 70: ss ;.s 1S & $ P,:. .n s sss sosy "a
:ma Dill. Canada some quiet place Keep ''' 'ay "'as
NJ signature was attached 20 this letter the head Of IT,
In pencil were written the words Destroy this The hand
The defense claims that the mortgage which the subject OF
this litigation made In good faith and that Eastman vas
indebted his father for nOunt much larger than the mort
father by Industry ugay economy had and lens
his son large Of money The Plantfs were pnt 70
their proofs the various allegations OF hand outside
Of this mortgage and which made by them with the view
and the circumstances Connected with their psrpsneaon,
connecting links found showing the probability of this
that Mr. Eastman solvent when he represented hss 70
be and also that the agreement made between r
to any further claims by them or any Of them
After considerable evidence had been taken for the Pn.s
the case for plaintiff the defense gould admit thai when M
TSe defense would not admit this and Mr Lord moved for
Donu ground Of insufficient evidence and that PLAIN
ng % % the pTopery attached 70 be sold and suffering the
Sheriff to sell It under another execution
Yesterday Mr. Eastman called a witness. The mort
gage was produced and shown witness lie said dont
at sg s' nv d sdss gsIg signature made he mort
gage to secure a debt / eved my father
mind to make this mortgage' A. suppose was IL proper
O. Do YOU think you are insane now, think my sick
in France has affected my memory IN relation 70 sons
things reooeoI some things and forge: Others .,e,
because owed to him and gave h tins as scgi % 1 % p
thought entered my mind that this would my father 10
the exclusion Of my other creditors. 49,. - a,,.,,
iThe witness repeatedly said at short intervals i intended
Had no thought except for my father to him;
France can't saw whether Twas insane or not placed
because regarded insane don't recoect telling
him the worth OF these leases on which the mortgage Ws
given in the asylum about three months was qneeed IA
my mind time before being placed IN his asylum
the death Of my child caused ~ don't think TIE deaih oi NJ
child made desire 20 deaud ny creditors never intended
that am aware Of to eerand my creditors link am no. @ 20,
France; don't know that physicians ere sent TO examine ne
my return who said insanity al sham don't kno"
Tie witness in answer to other questions admitted that he
,ne naS S'S me- syg ha, gs T S5s is y @ g b =" cmpsi
Aer giving further testimony in relson 90 has fa,her
bis business for the last 20 years he retired on
Ten witnesses were then examined IN relrtion to NJ East.
character len witnesses had previously tesihed thai
II good Those called testified tAat IL was bad
witness was recalled relation Mr. EastmaDs accounts
who testified that he had examined tie ooAs ahd found S
they were iTaudleuy kept ana that a Ea,'s was S0i
The then adjourned 10 Monday morning Barney
Butler Parsons and eKJudge Perrepon for plaintiff D. d.
CHASTEEs~Noy aa-Beforc Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Geo Little agt Emeine Ltte-Report Of Referee confirmed
EstheT A. Ogden agt Wm r. Ogden-Reierence ordered
In re The Petition Of NJ W Talmadge-RepOrt of Referee
JosepS IL Mos as The Board Of Commissioner Of Pilots
Upon reconsideration think motion must be heard on i
merits.
Judge NELSON.
ADMISSION TO PRACTICE
On motion of Amos G. Hull, John Van Sanyoord.
ESQ., gently Examiner Of Patents IN ashngton admit
ted practice as proctor attorney advocate and counselor
Vi 'nAS NouI~
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-Nov. 21-
Before Judge BRADY
DECISIONS.
Thessalin agt Rossett-In this case tn the p Paraes
- Before Judge CARDozo.
agt Faukner-Say Of proceedings reduced 10 nFs
days from Nov. % No costa
Before Judge DAILY.
The People agt BaTrett-Motion granted.
SUPERIOR COURT-Nov. 23-Before Justice MoNELL
IMPORTANT QUESTION TO HOTEL KEEPERS IN THIS
.tL.- t.. CITY
4. af.rrr Detz agt Lamb.
The plaintiff is the proprietor of the Prescott house
Hotel in Broadway and brings this action to obtain perna
nent Injunction 10 restrain the defendant from running age
Vb the name OF Prescott House painted upon t. He re-
lies up custom and known usage in this city which eonjer me
right hotel keepers TO appoint their own agents % tns
Tie defendant alleges license given him by The former pro,
preor Of e hotel which the plaintiff alleges he has retokea
npon kng possession The eaboratey argued and
testimony M both sides given The Court reserved m ae
oision Edwin James and Dunphy for the plainnni N.