The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27

Pmount deficient When the last counting took place In
New York large deficiency was discovered both in the
gold and currency notes After abiding 70 the
and that Of the witnesses taken in New York
who gave very different complexion to the
character OF evidence given by the defendant re-
en2 10 the Defendants admission OF the discovery of
the deficiency OF $197 900 currency his lordshp said
that the man should adopt had made such
discovery, If he knew he was honest and in
1ucnced by apprehensions such honest men seldom
entertain no need hardly tell them His course should
have been to have at called the attention Of the
bank to fact OF such grave importance with reference
only the interests Of the bank but also To his own
personal character and position Instead of making a
communication TO the bank authorities he entered the
account IN his book daily, as IL the money was actually
in the bank After that he absconded but before doing
tha-he made away with his property and when he was
apprehended In England he had changed his personal an.
pearance The whole proceeding Of the gravest
possible suspicion On the other hand there was nothing
to show that he had acquired property coexensive with
the money deficient that his mode of living had in
creased propoonatey or that he had entered into any
reckless speculation
ANswER-"Theft.n
The jury, after being locked up over two hours,
amount claimed viz: f26 1893.
CENSURE OF THE BANK.
In delivering this verdict the jury expressed their dis
approval of the loose manner in which the bank con.
Quoted its business.
The Paris Patrie states that upon the invitation Of
France and England several Powers will send national
vessels TO be present at the fets of Cherbourg and
Brest
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France show de-
crease in the cash on hand of %, $50, 900 francs
IL Is stated that the Emperor Napoleon and the Queen
of Gpain will meet at st. Sebastian and at Biarrtz in
August.
The French frigates Magenta and La Fandre and the
gunboat Ariel had arrived at Plymouth.
The Paris Bourse on the 18th fat Rentes 67f 6oc
Switzerland.
Berne telegram ays-The Swiss Federal Council
had been officially informed that Mr. G. F. Fogg, the
Minister of the United States had been recalled, and
was TO be replaced by Mr.. Harrington.
The number Of deaths by cholera at Alexandria the
18th July was 1fty-fve The epidemic had sensbly
diminished at Cairo and in the surrounding villages The
number Of deaths at Cairo the 18th forty three
Brazil.
RIO JANERo, June "a 1866
Covr.E-Good nrsts, 7n5oo 7n7oo Exchange,
2s. AID. q. 4Hd
China, Japan and New Zealand.
Shanghae advices to May % that considerable sat
ifacOn had followed the reinstatement of Prince Kung
The revolt of the imperial troops at Hankow owing
TO their pay being in reported that they
intended joining the Taepings
The intelligence from Japan IL favorable. The Ty-
coon appeared to be making arrangements TO extort
ment Of the indemnity for the simonasaki expedition
from the Prince Of Nagato.
According TO intelligence from New Zealand General
Cameron g refusal to weaken the garrison in Auckland
and his demand for additional five thousand for
the campaign which the Governor and the Ministry op
posed, had created a great split between them
At Wangiwiri the had closed and the troops
retiring into winter quarters The failure of the
paign had encouraged the naves The state Of things
in Waekat0 looked dangerous.