New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
Jaw MIELLIGENGE.
couRT or oYER AND TERMinSE-Fss. 2s,-BsiOre
Justics lnuRAusz.
SENTENCE or WIN J.. LAMB, Jh, THE FULTON BANK

he Juose cse tIan OF lie Bans were not sufficient 10
rezdeJ them detective The motion of no" s VI"
' sIr s4dsxiek sten mo-cd for lentence
la reply thu usual inquiry the PtisonD "a mon S
biz Heinz counsel sddressed the Cont IN NJ osn,
saying tina be bad been Requested br prisoner 10 the bank
He led into commission OF his hr.t cris some ier
SEC through mrations which few could re After having
Een his frat se Sep endeayorcdt to retrieve sud 70
the moneys winch be had taken from che BANK ne rao
the cubic PRESS tina, these moneys had been spent IA
incorrect for from the time OF the taking o. me u.
step down to the discovery the ca9ns ~b1a IA h ~
him in the dTea fol position be nov occupied t hh
Court be lured from day to dsy IN the nope whh "a
proved f,coa Of bein! able 70 replace the M 1Se IN tho
channels Of obsnc@ had amounted On some occasions - sa
Court that the defendant had young and amiabe wife iii.
neatly four sears Of and during 20 years
physical energies prosperity of this sank, and ay
through his exeons and assiduiy ii had now surplus OF
$4,000. Counsel proceeded: -
need citizen that position u society which,
20 CT OF tse community which that old enjoys There Is
another relationship ofthe defendant 90 sacred and 20 holy "a
character thc shall orDear 1usen to IT, except 70 Leave 1t
TO the influences and which be engsnde Ia the
hearts in view OF It's sacred character haze no u'ent'n
single reflect upon the Institution whose dlty mas
deemed carry this proseculn but there
of this which Of the deense think right
to place before the community The aged father OF
the prisoner became for his honesty to this institution
cations ala ct ash of b-e the question Wha The might
demand his hands bu, promptly aud cheeny in view
the necessity for It, transferred to this institution every dol
@ o. s' W sna PSe ah sncy s
BE wife to relinqush tho homestead Of tho family which had
bis carnr 40 thai tho bank might receive H. On the inter
views testified by Mir Monaghan, when toe defendant ser
the dscoJoTy his deiacaou brought into the Dire tors
roo be rnad9 scf due Of piece Of proPoy no
had in void including that 10 ne hands third por
which had passed fom bin without whcn
property placed in the hand Of tho bank with NOV OF
DskiBg good far 10y his power the los. oeca 9ned ~ Pc
sons misconduct II there are any circumstances mere "hsn
be taken into confederation esson Tor msaIoy tne
sa be nav hp9e their weight Should The msInum period
OF pun hmen DO med out the defendant on his sease RON
pa beneath the sods Of the grave upon tho margin which
they stand end the Court should IN view Of these ~
have interviewed since ms arrest and while IN tho ndo OF ms
cell awaiting the VI suspense for sTis dutine 20
metz out 10 hiu mean between maximum and minimum Pc
RODS punishment think tho nts OF Justice vi" De iuy
sased The prisoner viii view the act OF the Court win the
1ks prisoner vi deeply affected hearing this appeal in hI
behalf ana many OF the spectators IN the courtroom were
Tie Jedse IL sentenced The prisoner n the following word
ing cininay You only YioGted tina. confidence
HAoH - 49, .. 49,. - 80, ayf,iiv snnronraed 70
your purposes large amount Of their property;
times pest has led to great this class Of odvnses
They have times teea committed with when
hs,s Oseh H ,O ~ XIII cbSTaftsr Won have bean con
crime which y she statute is tesignaed forgery IN
% bor he ury coSi donft a. to the propristy a tho
dot and scng a. that jurs did under the solennity Of
oahs they could not IN the cons o9 discharge duty hsye
rendered sny ohe The particular ofense Set oa IN the m
dislsns only applies to psravely small amount Of
money Your adui-sione howeveT ss proved upon the s
caused by yop in the funds Of tho ia''iud1n wh7re
$4,000 The Di;tdc. Attorney has deemed IT his duty
have than the usual humber OF Indictments issrd
ba. ,no tom tie peculiar nature Of The rsnac.ioa
nigh. be in msny ef them disat properly to place tHe
pres case lie 5ud be satisfied With one conviction aad
Punishment and would lot bring on me o'SeT 10.
auenccd n the Judgment aow 70 be rendered refrain
c,inss Won have committed The cup of ransgressoT
allos every instance viii time overflow With s92w
erass Of the regret: sad grief which You must feel when you
@6sr what you hsss Drought On yoaIiss dd ~ a 7 os q.
you the bitter affection which they called upon q Dear
will often prssent themselves you mind trust they will
be improved by you such manner that when you are re-
wiz come bach 70 them wise. and better n Seat.
Prison hard labo for three years and three months
SENTENCE or MORTIMER SHAY TO BIZ HANGED
The District Attorney then moved for sentence o.
Mortimer Shay cenyed or tins murder Of John Leay IN DC
mr Henry L. Ciuou said that be would withdraw his oppo
snEss.on thrown yesterday appeal
81 t. Af5 es had isafsAh to s y ai
era the fact hs ne not sy Of 5 e murder b aa. ,s we,
moment the prisoner eoud not steep his soul IN guilt oy adn
ting that 10 was guilty Of murder
The Judge addressed the i1oner as follows: 49,
oi:iuos you have been convicted ofhe murder John
aS store Uasi he Five P as Of 5yf
Ire the deceased there be no DOUBT although quarrel
cams paepa in the alay and when the doceased away
how With such force drive the blade OF knife my
, 10 woHhd You cqaensd The place where h happened
for purpose of drink and there your passions became
The frequency with which zach ARRAYS originated
tho disposition OF 80 many TO engage IN them waou, re-
e yourss class o. lie. would devote thsmssse.
p esRi and 5 81 T. ssd Of . doing they
houses drinking and prostitution spending their dys
1l IN
uy present this Court three parsons have been before
murder multed these premises. In all the Of
whose crimes can traced % their habits and ssociiOns aud
in fourteen Of homicide whish have been tried before me-
tho may all traced to the Of liquor and tue fe
quen Of 9r Its se 10 no; Place GP cn sasGSe
dsyor % yeue or the des!h TO which ne law con-
e sentence Of the you Mortimer Shay the
which you have been convicted be taken hen)e 10 the
prison whence you come and thst there, on the Zfh dayo
april next between the hours OF IN The morning sad 10 she
afternoon you be banged By the neck till you De dead and may
The death warrant was then signed by the Judge. M Van
reed the prisoner snd then handed to Sheriff
Koly who in Court the prisoner vas then taken to the
Toub', and ne COuT! was adjourned without day.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBsss-Fys. 25-Before Justice
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John L. Hodges AIT. Anson Wolcott.-l am not
willing approve The bond or sy Of proceedings with these
gentlemen only security.
Letert T. Bergen agt. Robert ID. Van Dusen ct al,
Allowance to plaintiff in addition coats $50.
David j. Anderson cd al agt Samuel Allen et At
Cause 90 Special Circuit Calendar FOX G Friday in Maeh
VIM. S. Corwn ct al agt. The steamboat Augusta.
Section n the code authorizes the certificate asked FOR to be
made by any justice il the Fla. District.
sUPERICR C0URT-GEEERAL rsRN-PRa. 25.-Beio!e y
the JzslieeG
Decisions.
George Hartman ACT. James o. ProudGt.-New trial
.fsn!ed; coats TO abide event.
William Jelinghsus agt. The New-York Insurance
Con peny.-0Ider Oh terms
Tie Marine Bank of New-York sgt Nelson Glenn.