New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

nav ma.s,i.y sfsc. TIE c.se .or the prcseo ,oa or
1eEose u il your duty, ard within your pGosiDoe,
70 OcOce :he'e incossis.spce' 60, 81 toe lazy miAes
yos tie sole Judges Of the facts and the credebty Of
hs rxrosses.
The credo ihty Of witress is co-,r,nn,lel Of be
Integrity, msSns Of knoweiss. mhpay,slity, c,n0uo.
and appearance the stand aod regard for bis OATH.
Yen nsve TIE nSb. 20 the evidence o. soy srd
all witnesses, provided you choose 10 exercise a. yet
your duty TO society should counsel you not TO exer
e,se the night in an arbitrary manner. One credible
vtre,s is sufficient 10 warrant You finding verde,
Of guilty not entity. If yam ss:;sfsa tIst any
witness deliberately and falsely sworn 70 IN ..sral
stsiemcn. number Of facts you should th-ou Gs,de
and dsregsd entirely his evidence as the law boidsthst
n perscn II do IN one instance, lie 10 more than
hkels 70 do 20 in another. Should be, however, bs
ccniIadcted in one and sustained IN another that
ether may DO relied on. The vslue of testimony doos
rot deptnd on the number OF witnesses, but on the
dsCee Of credit 70 be attached 10 it By JUDY. Cant
tion and care!aness should always be exercise1 IN
criminal cases, far at least tdst man shall not
suffer otLGlwse than by due NJ law, nor th.t
szy hardship or severity be exercised upon
Ain, where the testimony will aimit OF q
reasonable doubt. You are rot, however, TO o9 car
Sied away by your feelings 80 far ar 10 render
tue law nngatory and Intellectual, when proper c-ss
kss been made oot. You have nothing whe-sgef 70
do With tie character OF the deceased a. fsr the
proper administration OF justice is concerned Every
10 tqusy entitled 10 protection 1T tae hsrds Of
his country. No matter Whist may have been par
cons sBtecedents previous standing in the comnu
nry he nevertheless stands the fJ0!iag, ind
is equally respected far HE and liberty
cerDed, the highest in the land; and in the eye Of
the Law, il is great crime TO murder vile AID de-
graded being 20 murder ia greatest ornament. II
yen have any reasonable doubt az to tee guilt OF the
pahoLer yeu axe TO give BIN the benefit Of It. BY d
6onht, however you are not to understand possible
or imaginary oDe-a mere possibility or speculation;
ID mu.t be actual and well founded, arising from toe
evidence; il must be such doubt as, upon the whole
case, will esys your minds IN that CONDITION that ycu
csnro conscentiousy say the defendant is guilty to
moral certainty.
The Jury retired al 3! O'Clock. At IL O'Clock they
hai not agreed upon verdict, and were locked up
for the night.
KINGS COUNTY ooURr Of sEssIoNs.-Bef'rs Judge
Mary Ann Waugh indicted TO- grand larceny, was
sa,,psd fer trial nspPesrs she was IN the employ Of Wsn
Kent Rei1en street, In January last 'evan' few days
sxr he sever. arces Of ladies' wearing apparel were
ss,ss,.r more scss were missing IL ali valued a. perhaps
In od.r to avoid tetecop the aecused had etossn me
Dr. ss,on that had bscD enteed By burglars SD IeN
family 10 East twenty third street. NewYors
she bad stolen was sustqueny 1nSd She bad
keDts drssscs her which led TO her detection The
Thomas Pen'epy was placed on tria on indictment
burglary in the fire. degree for conouiy entering the house
A.r bearing several Witnesses Tor The from which
sppsN, the intentions of Pentsny aulasory in
M Ccur. ooncis Jury bring verdict OF
seauii al which they did Peneny catered the occapsd
procured and weapons g: dsI.n; .ods were seized whom
he
m BY the Young sdy and found tho bed
by Mr. fentsny, who bad iein down nap
aked and gwen in charge of officer, who con.
Quoted him 10 Jail
Jo.eph Simpson, coloIed boy, was tried for g;and
fesny charge Of stealing wach, the property Miss
ia p6re O. Brewster, Miss Brewsters mother
on The May last snd The accased employed hsp her.
pocsot tha ws,cb. ~ subs qneny
CELLAR Ct the house where he rcEdsd He
of pt larceny and sent - the Peoteusy for
mDnths.
Tbnmas Farrell who indicted for grand larceny
reshp. yacb John OConnel, pleaded guilty pe.i.
larceny sentenced the Penitenay 10. Xix ontss
Vim Thee. Bea ty, Peter Dixscu, Taos. Dewey, To-
deiea for wced burglary In trying . open The doors Of The
Sheriff. Office with intent supposed % rob- were csnvc'ed
OF tHepss the third degree and remanied FOR enence
Mary j. James, Indicted for burglary in tas third
nsced and sentenced 70 The State Peon for taree
y.er She connected with two heretofore convicted
break into house while she stood outside keeping
vstcb The oeuse for which the party was CONVICTED was in
opioa.y entering house Of VIM H. Drew in Fulton sIee
j. IN p. Rose INDICTED for forgery 10 the third de-
IN psssirg bills the Princeton Bank New
10 Atlantic street. pleaded guilty and
Pson fer three Rose who is
EusBhosn but Of siDess and in needy rcdmstsice
acquaintance CT fellows who induced him to pass
bills Jbey furnished him With poosetidl, and ss he
vs,s.d bill tore they wond take oil I'll the
good money received change They eaped but their dGpe
ssusht and made 10 suffer.