The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
VIEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY SHEET

LIZ SHEET.
BE ga hosc papers could s bad by esndipg for them
at ueS te nouse the papers received ,ue
nWrLcon d that Gay did nc zee hem until next mora
Q Was any attenpt made BY Lane TO give acc )uns
"rhou, these p.IeisS A. Yes.
WAS that stemp, carried into exccutionS
Mr. Brady objcc,ea, ~ it necessarily introducing
The teftmopy that haa been alseasy excluded.
h.w ad he g scribe those entries that he had made?
A. nc sinoeo 10 tie entries had read OF A.. B. ean
read no other cprries
O. 10 the course Of that conversation did Mr. Lane
manner no had go. ihe money! A. He said he
took the money m ! said be took It, by
ting the amount else BY making tckes an passed
to the credit Of bis tners account from whom be wout
obtain Tor The s9uns tho money remaining some
Cross examined b. Nj. Brady-I succeeded Mr.. Ksruo
chan as prtsiden Mr. Hssd0Gn succeeded y. lane
Odd years tno.es producea); NJ Lane ceased to 5.
Cashier the 9th Of November up the 10Th september
tween and defendant; Mr. Kerncchan was the Arss
person on tho morning OF the Goth OF September
70 intimate 70 the defendant that he was suspect
10Th, about 10 O'Clock Was he then attending TO his
dutiess could not define his duties, other thsn being
clerk TO his father the cashier; hts father pointed hts
duties be wree he letters and bis father signed tnem
any other gentleman appointed to that situation would
tho occurred when tho directors were pro-
sent was abop, IL O'Clock when Willis called the de-
srd %. RASCAL as to The t: Of my ..a belief
fendant bad made his statement; may have
been before and after; remember it distinctly
being said after there had been accusation
made by Mr.. Kernochan TO him Of population,
before this conversation Mr. Kernochan said to him. do
you mean to say ths these amounts remain to credit
In foreign bsnks be said yes Ido and write the banks
TO ascertain of the other directors said was
nochan sad be . that these bs wors TO our ore
dr. but he did not believe IT. telegraph sent and
answer received when Mr.. Kernochan eft the 70
nj And ROAD mt fhA naan
read probably ten 10 twenty Of them; he denied that
they were false and said they were genuine entries;
count for that after Willis called him rascal,
he Eat down anc aid his head in his hand and said, al
ness) say did; Nr Kcrnochan also said bef5re Lane
admitted that Deem was myth) "You rascal you have
taken it' lawyer advised to prosecute the defendant
for embezzemert when went out to the police office
did not tell the prisoner where was going think he had
suspicion where was going Mr. Kernochan remarked
This man rs free 70 90, We had better go and make oom
plant @ Do you to tell me that when you TO
the police Office make q complaint against deaung
clerk, took TO him going away
A. supposed that those lett in the bank would attend
to their duty fully expected TO find him there when
Mr. Brady docking at the registry OF foreign notes)
sad page Ice there res TO A. e. Dean. O.
DID he state you what these madoi
A. BE did not he ssd he 60; the money at other times
than when the made; Understood him that
be established credit for himself either directly or
any other book but the registry, could he have OBJ
tanned the money A He could not obtain the money
without ticket the popularity about the entry that
appeared that the money got before the note
due
Mr.. Brady-N great popularity indeed to get money
before it is due tIaughter)
Witness asked Il there was anything in his cross
examination by M Holmes which he wished to correct
He replied that feared there was some confusion with
regard what meetings on the goth and
2lt Of September and he would like to hear the questions
read.
Mr. OCouor said that the witness did not now recol.
ect anything he wished to correct there necessity
About four O'Clock in the afternoon OF the Goth Of Septe
bnrl lharfH ova fhA atandan
Mr. Brady offered letters In evidence, and also the
answer Of Mr. Lane, ST., to written communication.
Mr.. Waterbury District Attorney here notified the
Court that the case FOR the prosecution was closed
Tho Court adjourned until TO morrow morning at ton
The following are the letters offered by Mr. Brady
FULTON BAsK,l
NKw YORK. Nov. Q, 1859. !
DEAR SR-At full meeting OF the Board Of Directors
this morning i was, on motion, unanimously
Resolved That you be respectfully requested to resign
your situanon as cashier Of this bank.
i therefore devolyes on me- TO communicate said reso
j. KERNoCHAN, preslden.
New YORK, Nov. II, 1852
10 THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD DIRscroRs 1m FULTON
GKNr1Rv-I have now served the Fulton Bank thirty.
thrce years, and believe faithfully and successfully
recent calamity, which has considerably impaired its
large surplus has overwhelmed In ruin and distreas
without fault my part To repair the mischief, far
able, have convey ed 70 the bank the whole Of
the little property which had been able TO save after 20
many years Of service.
In obedience to their requirement. now resign the Office
OF Cashier ofthe Bank asking Of s directors only 10
ercisc such humanity and justice will release from
further indebtedness and thereby euabie to fud
other station suitable to my condition. Very respectfully,
yours, W. ]. LANE
FULTON BANK,
Ngw YORK, Nov. IL. 1853.
". j. LANE, ESQ.,
DEAR SRYour letter Of yesterday, rendering your
nigpa;ion cashier Of this bank laid before tho
Board Of Directors this morning and accepted by them.
Respectfully yours,
R. NJ BUCHANAN, Assistant Cashier