The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-23

nor rightly supposed be there, upon any prudent
discreet deliberate view q tho case and acqusin
verdict shoud conform with the result of
your deliberations regardless Of the You
part between the violated justice Of the State and an
unfortunate accused citizen charged with the solemn
duty Of trying this issue upon the evidence and accord
ing to law; and unl.sc you make deliverance truly
upon the evidence become yourselves morally guilty
Of the awful sime for which the defendant is on trial
If the assets could in your Judgment have been at that
time accounted by hiu as cash was that money and
these assets the property Of the bank bona ide for
banking purposes, The testimony on that point has
be fully discussed both sides and you must from
The whole il determine the question. do not pro-
pose review it in detail the arguments respect
Ing it requires particular repetition by the court
but it Is confidently committed to your GAMMA,
ton AMI settlement If not intended to be used
purpose! The whole case rests very muah upon
motive If he cannot fairly under the whole evil.
purposes of L. A. Thompson and others, touching;
the future conduct Of the institution, but sup
equivalent in cash value to remain under his
control and action as cashier he cannot be
establish perjury there must be proof that the oath
taken with some degree of elaboration. IT, under
the Of the case it appears that it
owing the weakness rather than the Of
the party where it oecasioned by surprise in
adverteDce, by mistake with regard to the true
the questions it will not amount to voluntary
and corrupt perjury The jury to infer intent from
circumstances cashier Is. common understanding,
considered the executive officer Of bank through whom
the money cd operations of the bank principally to
be conducted The Legislature imposed the oath upon
that officer, one Of the two who would best under
the condition of the available funds Of the
corporation IT. in the present instance, Mr. Dayton
has satisfied YOU that he not a free agent there
that had fair opportunity of knowing the con-
dition of those funds when he made the adavit-that
act should have its due weight provided he honestly
fought the necessary Information before he owed in
solemn act The is now to be entrusted TO you
Let the same patience which has characterized your
dIrip ctedtr he
jury room; and may the God Of Truth who knoweth all
thin.s and from whom motives can be hid lead you
by His spirit to verdict which will satisfy your own
conscences maintain the majesty and power OF our
avs, and do the defendant full justice.
Musical Union, and Association of the
American Piano Company founded on the OF
the Building and Aeeumuisting Fund and sx
melOdseps Books for the second Piano Company viii be
company opened hi. day Monday at their Office 80
'i0'a"'y la'''sS 'u Jo"fkLYS WATSON. Trustees
members of the First r1n0 G s is requested
Genin's Summer Observation-Disclosures an,
Raa Spi!ss
NINE sGy dpR i WI asss s apersy
GESIN. PA Broadway. opposite St. Paul's.
Variety, Elegance, Durability and Eco
Fulton street. variety elegance durability and other
@ n b e. hat
CANT fashonaSs above all economical in price His
ssIar special ' Straw
Hats is extensive and varied. Buy OF KNOX.
Police Hoaxed.-The crowd that collected
sis BY & p 1is to 1ss
citizens 2, New York and Brookyn making rush oT one
He has a few more left of the same sort.
Silks Reduced In Price.-James Beck d
Co have reduced the prices q their Spring and Summer
tias ssawis French EmSrodsrss Laces &c. below 0oss-
Ladies will find some great bargains at so broadway.
The Art of shirtmaISimg There II no arts-
% am sraSy 9s & has We been a 50
however that whoever leaves his measure with GREEN M
when Ssso .S order s.eoSsS
fsskicSatie and popular furnishing establishment.
"A L&rge Lot OF Remnants OF English Three
s a aS a oa Tsg
A. yard; splendid Ingram Carpets, 49, g. and cs
The Triumph Gaiter.-This superb Cater.
public aSs offered by
he Bootmakers Union, y Nassau street. Nothing
Paine proposes 10 set the hydrants on fire.
but the public have no faith in such ga.sy proposition
The ns .s ns s ssd hf % s =
where boots shoes and gaters which Paris can't
precedent : p''e' -" 's''nu ~
Rich and EIegant-CaI,III, 377 Broadway,
to be found in the world Ladies who have intend
TO adopt the Turkish Costume, will beautiful
tiers well calculated TO display all the Of pretty
Clarke, Merchant Tailor, Il6 William ST.,
has excellent assortment Of summer Clothing Gosamer
SACKS 50 So summer Vests 81 30 to So So Sacks Frocks
&c ready made Also unique assortment of Fancy
smere rich Vest Patterns white Marseilles Buff do
psrtne Black Cloth Dres Coat TO order SIC to S Esa
blished lsi4.
Most Wonderful.-It IL now acknowledged
that A. Is. wilson's Sewing Machine Is aud the
cheapest machine in the word-ean do work one
day than ten Eesmpstresses Those who wish make
fortune please call at i95 and ~ Broadway room - up
For sale by WIN. s. LOWELL. agent.
Wigs and Toupees-We would call the at.
tention Of persons requiring WIGS
The awarded silver medal for the premium
81 the last fair. They be Phalon's Wig
Hair Dye Factory, w Broadway, Of Dey street.
Hair Dye.-Thompson's Liquid Hair Dye,
which coors the hair 10 applied, has bad
odor turns the hair and warranted superior
TO any dye in p or the money returned. For sale
Piled Mt " Park under Earies Hotel Price rs
A liberal dis sount TO the trade.
Fair tresses mans i'm perial race ensnare,
And beauty draws us with a single hair"
To preserve the hair In beautiful and
natua color. Boges Premium Electric Hair Dye aud,
- restore bald places and keep in fine healthy
dition Bogles Hyperion Fluid which leaves hair
soft silky and glossy May be bad with Bogles other
Iarations q A. D. D. sands 100 Fulton street; Ru.on
A. a. Irnad wax "a Gam A. 10 and Ri