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We publish in another column, in to-day ifoa4f
n full account Of the trial Of Harvey Dayton late
Cashier Of the state Bank at Morris, New Jersey,
on the charge Of perjury, and also the verdict IF
GU ty We have great deal 70 say on this sub-
Ject al another time. We shall content ourselves
to-day by remarking that this |. the first conviction
that has yet taken place Of any Of the modern
fnanciers who conducted banking business on the
rlain6eld pnnciple-a principle-by which the com
inunty has been svindlcd out OF nearly million u
dollars within few years. Il would appear that
the Charley Wood" Of the state Bank at Morris
has been found. In this respect, the people Of \ev
Jersey are more successful than those Of Maryland
hare been for the latter have not been able e lis
cover the Charley Wood" q the llavre de Grace
Rank Tgt this is not the end Of the matter. The
president e. this hopeful instantaneous Lambert
Nor,on-snd sis Of the directors have been indicted.
and viii be tried immediately, for perjury and
sriIacy 10 defrGud. Let justice g. ahead. its
sirne that fnanciers Of the Plainisld and Charley
WOOD sohoo should meet their deserts. There Il
q good time coming.
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+ Lyons. Georgetown. ID. O.. 9. Leaning. New Jersey
T. Briggs Mass; d. Baker. Gen Cadwallader, Philadel
pha; j Iciss Washington; o. Il. Hall New Orle ans;
ri ,hard Reade Kilkenny, Ireland Hon. \. Jenkins,
Oneida amongst the arrivals yesterday at the Aston
House.
e. Edwards Lester, New York; NJ Fairfield and grand
SON New Orleans: Hon J. X. Strong, Portland; Thomas
Martinique, New Orleans L. Steele England; Mr.. Chas.
Goodyear. New Haven; j. u Grayson, Jr, Detroit; Hon
Edward Curtis, Washington, among the arrivals
yesterday at the Mon Place Hotel.
q. w Vincent Sandwich Islands: w. II. Barksda!e st.
Louis: Hon. j. Z. Wright, Schenectady; L. Dauchy,
Troy; Hon Collier. e. d. Collier San Francisco; q.
Caro- Havana; st. Clair NJ Morgan Nashville, Tenn,
w Strong Reading; q. Rose, Philadelph w. Henry
hatcher; ". Gold Texas J Lampher, u. S. Survey; A
Waddell, Red River; 4. Simmons Charleston, arrived
yesterday at the American Hotel.
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vss present. but not in custody and he allowed 70
M Court was crowded and the deepest interest
nAnifested The surprise throughout the building
evident the verdict, though few or none called in
The manner in viii n the jury arrived at their verdict
" curious enough. One q them proposed, soon ne
they were called up that each should write his opinion
90 slip Of paper and put 1t into hat and that the
slips should then be taken out and read This was
agreed TO- and the result ten for guy and two Tor
not guilty The same process again tried anu the
result the Each then asked his opinion
s4ta roce when IL ascertaned that owen VINO i
cousin OF Dayton and whose wife also bears the same
relationship to him was for not guilty also Bodine who
before the trial had expressed himself
tho accused After discussion the ballot ~as tired
the third time when there Wa compete unanMlty-ii
II the ballots bearing the word guilty
The citizens Of Morrstown are now as loud IN their
praises Of the Jury their hrmness In the case Of Day.
they ccnsorious al their supposed
II Is stated that there has been all sorts OF log rolling
with the jury for the last lev days aoou. ,he no es
brought 10 bear upon them but all In vain.
There is much speculation about the sentence lt may
~ years in State prison. $500 ne or both Or
= mere nominal fine and short Imprisonment Blu. all
that the conviction itself for such an offence Is
terrible MISUNDERSTANDING a with intamy,
and driving him from the society Of his fellow beings
u worthy of remark that there was no testimony pro-
daced his veracity integrity From the begin
ming of the trial TO the end during the last four days he
busy engaged in Il king notes Of the testimony
the speeches OF counsel, and the Judges charge He
laughed the jokes and he also wept occasion
Ever since the bank broke hc has resided in Painheld
He away from this town when the indictment wa
against him by the Grand Jury and after makins
terms about bail with the sheriff, he came back Thu
people here say that the directors who with hin
when he made the affidavit and advised him 20 swear &
IL, ought to be indicted for suborna.on Of perjury.
After the jury retired, the Court called the case o.
Lambert Norton the president Of the bank for the same
offence with which Dayton the cashier, stood charged
both having jointly to the affidavit asserting tna
there $4,000 bona i'd cash capital in the bank
Mr. Pennington replied that his wifi was sick but tna
he expected him in the morning.
People here very incredulous about Norton's ap
pearance especially since the conviction o: Dayton Ia
was about 10 slope from here when the Sheriff caught
him and held him to bail.
The Court suggested that, in the absence Of Norton
counsel proceed with the against the Directors FOL
conspiracy to defraud the state Bank at Morris, by
erssipg the Of Peter sanderson, endorsed upon
draft found in the bank the 3lst Of October 1919 tn
DAY the bank failed.
Counsel on both sides agreed and the will there
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DISPATCHES FROM THE SANDWICH IsLANDs-TuE
WIG CONVENTION AT LAScAsTEG-DErARTUGE OF
IHE PRES DESr ron vGRc ISIA-rIIE CAPITOL. EN-
LAEGEMENT, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June q, 1851.
Lieut. johnson, with Dispatches from Capt Gardiner,
of the United States Navy dated Sandwich Islands de-
Failing the recent proceedings Of the French at Homo
lula has arrived The correspondence presume, will
be published and will show tbs Importance OF naval
station In that quarter
1t u thought the Lancaster Convention will certainly
20 for scott
The President accompanied by Secretaries stuart aud
Graham. left this morning in the steamer oseeola.
,hort visit t. Fortress Monroe, and the Gosport Navy
Yard.
Miss Apolonia Jagoo, the Hungarian heroine. accom-
panies the President 70 Old Point Comfort
IL v ofcisy stated that the Of the add.
ton TO the ca po will be laid the An July by the
President and Daniel Webster win deliver address
the occasion. Citizens ~ the Union generally invited
10 participate In the remones.
The spanish Minister has not been recalled.
true hin has been found by the Grand jury against
Day for the wifu murder 81 his wife Tie trial takes
place In o fortnight
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SATURDAY, June 10 v. "
The stock market opened firm this morning. nd there
activity than We anticipated. Reading Rail-
road aud Erie Railroad operated in to greater
extent than all the other fances combined aud prices
were well sustained. The steamship Pacihc for Liver
pool lid not take out much specie ne reported En-.
gagements usually made for shipping specie some
time previous to the departure Of the steamer for much
larger amounts than shipped 30 A. to avoid disap
pointment. The Pacific takes out nine hundred and
twenty eight thousand dollars In American gold and
three thousand dollars in English silver making total
OF sp5io This added 10 the shipments ny the Asia
and other vessels makes the aggregate expectation OF
specie for the week nearly two and a half millions Of
dollars. aud nearly six millions since the s3 of June
This larg" and steady shipment Of gold and silver L.
operating uniavorsby upon the publis nind. but We
think without The receipts Of gold a. this port
from California have been 1T least fifty per cent larger
than the exports and the difference viii be stll greater
the season advances With such large supplies ..
gold from California u Is absolutely necessary that
should end some If II abroad We have no use for
the whole II al home and pay for portion OF our
imports in gold well 10 any Of our other staple
products.
The receipts at the office Il the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day amounted to sl3i553 81; payments
~ 42p S5-balance. s2c02 lS7 81
The anthracite coal trade continues very active and 10
rather on the Increase The tonnage for the past week
has been 1892 tons more than last week rcpcrtedtbe
increase being principally on the schuylkll Navigation.
The Lohgh Navigation Co brought down for the week
ending on Saturday last $3.50 tons making for the sas
son, 4io'5 tons the Reading Railroad for the week
nding on Thursday 9llec tons, making for the
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LARGE SrNuEE or SLAVES EMANcrtIED-SrEAxEE
ruNIlAc 81 NN-THE uNpARN COAAiissiox-CoT-
TOY CROr, EIC.
NV oRLrASs, June -. 1851.
sr CrcsswcI extensive negro trader. died ye.,,r.
day and Ia his will liberated all his slaves who numbered
iincy-onc. The will, IL j. said will be contested.
accounts have been received Of the sinking of the
steamer rontsic No 2 ut the mouth Of the Ar>ansas
river, by striking upon snag. II has not yet been
certained whether any lives werc lost.
Letters FROM the Mexican boundary Commission s,y
that the boundary II New Mexico ON the Bio Grandc.
has been established W lat. ~ % ~
The late rains throughout the State have greatly
susciisted the cotton crop and large yield l. sntic
Iat,d.
TIL new. d, the Niagara appears In lhe Piel ~, Ct
this Afternoon. 1t rewritten from Nc~ York but
twice.
has ius. arrived
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Only ere branch 81 the Legislature va h < lion
yos'eFday-tbe Senatc-and that ~ " would. -
d. ot; have adjourned from Friday Monday, g.
abe scmt ~ did. bui that tho Canal bill va b.
foro them. waiting their action. a might have
beer expected. I: thC topic q discussion ycs-
terday; -, very LITTLE progress wa made a t. III
will be secu ly report Cfthc proceedings. TIA.
section va proposed = the bill. 9 ID effect
that ~ member ~ TIC y ri.atsre - 81 the canal
EoHd. a. any : ate officer, shat h. interested d.-
reeily indirectly in any ofthc contract. that may
arise out Z the bill. Til. proposition. which could
ne; honestly 6c obiec.ed T.. wa voted down. This
" decidedly Tie coolest picoe ofbusnes. that We have
scsn n many a LAY. LaEOfuo La. tie dominant
party would make the most q the plumber IN Til
case but We we're net prepared % witncs. such at
overt and rrem~iitatcd evidence q corruption.
The longer we I've the more We arc sonvin 81 q!
the corruption ana yillany q politics and Tolts.aas
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lingering and painful disease cured W the Balss n.Tis
potent ~ disease i shedding the blessings a.
heathful c Thousands who, II they had tested
~ life giving qualities, vculd be the tenants 81
yard. Mr.. James Wibur IL Avenue G, had long been
suffering from nrat Weakness entire prostraton Of the
whole nervous stem, att nded with pain the side;
w. vas ALEC attacked with rheumatism aud
ae 70 stand q walk without great EFFORT am psn; his
business totally suspended In this condition he
adv Used 70 tie Life EnE1m, after ether remedy
which Dc could obtain hal failed. One bottle enabled him
T. resume liz hman,s aud trec bottles restored him
70 entire lsalth. Principal once, li3 Bowery between
Grand Eud Hruome streg bottle. The Balshm
certain for scrofua. KINGS evil old ulcers
sipelAs rheu mati. neuralgia, and all diseases f0winv
the atnf
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TIE AsMoNEAN ON THE FRENCH PREss.-Inere
is . very spirited weekly newspaper known among
the Hebrew population Of this city, and which ought
to be known among our Hebrew friends throughout
the nted States called the AsD,oaeaa 1t has very
discreet and sensible opinions on many subjects,
and has given its views, recently, on the character
of the American and French press. These views
are dictated by comprehensive generalization Of
the characters Of the journals of New York and Of
Paris and the editor says that there is more energy
and enterprise in the leading New York journals
than in any of the Paris papers, and significantly
adds chat our success is created by the excite
ment derived from feule tons, by unprincped novel
lists, who appeal to the morbid taste Of the mob.
Vary GOOD
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impudenee There arc mine hssdrm thosSs0Nd 6ot-
lars to be subject for the consideration Of Congress,
and We shall of these very agents voting upon
the measure, in the success Of which they are per-
sonally, deeply, and pecuniarily interested This
is what, when applied to another case, in which
some members Of the cabinet of the late President
Taylor were engaged, has passed into history as
Galphinism-a designation for political pecunary
proAgacy and peculation. And with regard to
these very Florida claims, as well as the Mexican
claims, it has already been admitted that
member Of the present cabinet-Mr Corwin-has
received very large sum for his services. When
Senator in Congress, he was employed as counsel'
and though it is true that he sold out his interest
when he became a member Of the cabinet for some
thing like eighty thousand dollars, less, yet
what man Of high political integrity does not re-
cognse even in such an act, an instance Of official
easy virtue unbecoming the character Of an Ameri-
can statesman. Though by legal parlance there
may be no crime-yet this, in the eyes Of the peo-
pie, and in the code Of morality, must ever be
regarded rs an instance for public censure.
The practice Of persons in Office receiving fees and
which they acquire large sums or any
sums Of money, is one that ought not be tolerated
The only that can be oeredfo such practices,
which are of recent growth under our government,
j to be found in the meagre pittances received by
our public men at Washington, who are paid at the
present day, less in fact than the limited remune-
ration which was given to the incumbents of office
in the last century With the increase and prosper
ty of country, the expenses OF living, the more
luxurious style of life in the fashionable world, the
greater demands on the society and the purses OF
our public men, and other considerations which
may be named, call upon the people to remanerate
the services of members Of the cabinet aud Of Con-
gress to such an extent as to leave excuse for
anything that savors of sacrifice Of the public
good for private advantage. If corruption is to be
tolerated in the least can never put boundaries
to its natural disposition to spread in every dree-
ton, and to infect the entire government. Instead
of endeavoring to exc out miserable existence,
under the ban of the public voice, by being ques-
tionable agents of questionable claims, which
blasts the individual character, while II dssraces
the character of the country, let system of re-
mueration for public services be fashioned, which
will render our public men more moral, more in
dependent, more manly, and more thoroughly
American
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The following recent removals and appoin have
taken place in the Baltimore Custom House Richard
Grub, appointed Inspector vice William Grubb,
moved; James L. D. Gill, Inspector, vice John Lowrey
removed; Alexander Gould Inspector, vice John White;
j. j. Baltzell, Inspector vice Luther Wilson, removed;
Peter Leary removed and office abolished; James r
Heath removed and office abolished; Nicholas Wyant.
and office aboished Jesse W. Lee, removed and
office abolished
due. There is news
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We have heretofore alluded to the rum7rrE. lH01t
BY the s)cialis organ in this city thai proiccwas
foot Tor the founa ton by the nitcd states Dian
alliance with Great Idtain and France, f0r tho
Joint pTotsctoratc u Central America, and having
reference 10 layt Sc thc Joint efforts ofihc three
governments being FRS. used to effect the restors-
ton Of peace in those countries. Had this rumor
been ashcrcd to the world ca reliable authority,
and through On authentic chanel. IL would have
Caused deep excitement; bat there i very little
confidence rla led in IT, truth !. i regarded
Slieyegazlmon news u Il believed that ID has ORR
ginated IN the scheme Of spectators upon SOU
lcuque or in the hostility Of IT, inventors to the pre-
sent secretary Of Staie. Al who have closely
fcru inzed the course u the Tribune, have seen
che rsoofs Of ,has hostility daily ooaing on, IN its
aditoriglr Tor several months past: even ffom the
time Khen they spoke Of the "rcmans Of Mr. w
a. ~ their way to Nov ork, though cotcrtly ard
ipsiai0usy-
Wishingte wound an ~ sfrsit q strife
they have strtcn d conceal L. hatred and malg
My but without success. Perbaps 30 hi instance,
shc propensity to impose upan rs readers a ,ru h
e,erytbing tending 10 show tte progress ~ their
ulorian trans .endcntal-ns. aal hNm0n1ng vta
ibeir lo.e fof he black dynasty " tastn tto
ri, ta1ced ths rromugaiici 'lfs 'g XII.
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M3ENE purictLtms At utE SANDWICH Ist4.SDs--
ItEE, ere.
NV BEpronD. June q ISL
Letter. dated sandwieh Islands in April last. state
that matters n vessels who touch there, suffer greatly
,m desefticn ~ their The ship Ocean swift of
Providence had been set FIRE by her crew, but for
tunttey, not seriously Damaged.
fire occurred last night In the lookiSg. glass and
picture frame mandatory Il Albert shaw IN Purchase
street. New Bedford which destroyed $4,000 worth IT
property
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Fatal Accidents.

BosroS, June Il, 1851.
Edwin uild lad twelve years old whose parents
side in Cbaresown fell through the scuttle OF store in
Union street to- day, and was instantly killed.
George Fleming three years old was run over to-day
by carriage at East Boston, and crushed to DEATH Hs
father was run by fire engine two years ago, and
cd
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Marine Intelligence.

Cu.ELrgrov june 20 1851.
The Lone star j. at her wharf and the Companies
pumping her full the agents consgnccs and under
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Preparations 60 Receive the President ss
Norfplk.

NouroIk Va, Jun" n. ls1l.
The o>iy Council have sppoir ted committee to wait
the Preside Mt ut Old Point Comfort and invite him
to visit Norfolk
1hc authorities of Portsmouth have extended similar
ipvf
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From the West.

ANOTHER FLOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DROWNED
CANAL BOATS SUNK.
eT. LOUIS, June Il, 1851.
The Mississippi river rising again at this point and
the Missouri and upper Mississippi also very much
swollen. Another flood is expected.
A. LEISURE merchant Of st. Louis, drowned yes
terdsy morning.
Two canal boats bound from Chicago to st. louis.
have been sunk by the steamer Briggs, the Illinois
river.
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The Cholera. &c.

CiscissArr, June 81, 1851.
Several fatal cases of cholera have occurred in Mason
county, Kentucky.
The New York papers Of Wednesday reached hero
yesterday morning via the Erie Railroad and Dunkrk
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Hair Dye.-rhompson's Liquid gasr Dye

Nhioh cOI0rs The hair u . tpped has bad
olor meyer turns the hair green and warrlnsd reror
~ dJ in the money returned. Tor sale
Piled at n Park under Eares Hotel Price - cents
A IN II raj Il ou u he
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

The American mail steamship Arctic, Capt.
Luce. is due to-day, with four days later news
from Europe.
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furinr tts forenoon session No. continued
sIe y viD Jretsby occupy all to day and Saturday.
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lion Benjamin she'ds. tnion candidate for Governor
ha declined & ss.tyt hs n1Tinaton, il 'qseu.e
~ bestb.
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ANGELICA. NY Juue N Ias

ANGELICA, N. r., June 70, 1857
despatch, just received by express messenger res
pitiDg Matthew Csrrigan who sentenced to be exc
cuted to-day, has caused immense excitement The
military declare he shall be hung and threaten to tear
down the Jail The Irish out in strong force de-
termined TO protect him What turn the affair win take
is yet uncertain.
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The FLORIDA IRE4TY CLAIMS avD GArrItfN-
/ rs,..-Onc of our cotcmroraries, the Jovraai 4
i Cormuc has announced that the Attorney
\ General, Mr.. Crittcudeu, gave his opinion on
\ the Florida treaty claims on Saturday last.
Y ly this opinion. the claimants arc RENTED to
Congress for further legislation to sarry out the
provisions Of the treaty ct i-l9 IN addition to
THE, the Attorney General sets forth the obliga-
tions q the government t. pay for the injuries
done t. the property 81 individuals by our troops.
y who committed many rayagcs a. 70 produce
famine among the Inhabitants, and to leave many
Of them wtbou, shelter, many houses having
been burned. The awards e the territorial courts
ofFltrila for interest upon the value Of property
destroyed arc declared ALEC T. be Just; and that i,
= proper that they should be paid; bu; !, hold.
that The government has no authority az rrtseut
q ray hem. Congress must authorize the Tay.
mcnt II interest or damages before the admins
tlation vii make the payment. however well en-.
titled g It the ella 'mants may be.
This il precisely The coursl that the Hoaa %
tho second & May as indicated n the proper orc
70 te pursued by tie administration. We then
said. congress j. the proper tribunal 70 decide a.
T. tie allowance, and the only tribunals; and We
have ~ doubt that ongrcss viii do ful justice -
the claimants. They viii suffer, Of course. from
tho.e who mn.t and will have a finger In the Tie;
but they must bear The evil .. best they can. The
amount involved In these claims Is about nine
hundred thousand dollar and would Be a miracle
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The Art of sh,rtmak}hg.-rhere Is no art,-

Gle in the costume gentleman which has been dicut
obtain elegantly httiAg shirt. We promise,
that whoever leaves his with GREEN No
House, will lind shadow Of for complaint
when his order Is executed Perfection in the article aud
despatch and punctuaty the characteristics Of this
fashionable and popular furnishing establishment.
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raIin.-PETER NJ. BAYARD respectfully informs the
public that he will serve, this day all the Above docacies
put In his best style Lunch IRON ~ A. NJ TO l.. NJ
No. state
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hair vhskers the moment IL Is applied withoG injury to
the hair skin. IL can be washed withc
turlng the color and has bad cdor IL cold
At Phalon's Wig and Toupse Mandatory ia Broadway.
For sale in the city and country by druggists generally
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plate going In the country and excursions this
they sndy their health and comfort should certainly cal
on r. Smith, Jr ut the City Clothing Warehouse No. l
Fulton street, and purchase Of those cheap Ssmmct
Suits frokl to
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makes daily trips Sandy Hook and seldom with
full Of tsh. pieasantcr excursion be
found arordng tine view Of the Highlands of the Neysnk
the Light ship and the broad Atlantic. See advertisement