New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

waiting Tor the Currency to regulate itself. n We
Aeo1 it WI DO, but hear only. How much longer
I shall we wait, The Wings have not had power
to pass National act since 1923 ull his year,
aad COW they ara headed on the Currency. let
those who haze mi.managed the affairs Of the
country 20 long stand Sack until ~e try once. and
ii We succeed no better than ,ney have done then
let them act vhile We predict for four years mr.
;her l. net that fair
MOHAWK AND HrDsoS RAILRoAD.-A .pecia!
meeting OF the Directors Of the Railroad from ~
banv to Schenectady was held at the latter city on
the 9th inst 10 take into consideration the pro-
ceeaiHgs OF those citizens of Albany who are op-
posed 10 the present eastern termination of the
road. letter from Frastu. Corning, Esq TO one
OF the Directors, proposing conference wi;h The
Board upon the subjcc, Of changing lhe place Of
termination. was read with the answer. advising
postponernent Of negotiations. ! series OF reso-
luton, wa. then adopted, the substance Of which
was as follows: Resol.ed l. Ina, the Company
will strive to oblige the citizens OF Albany in every
the comfort OF Tie travelling public; ,, That rhey
do no, recognize the right Of any body Of men to
interfere in their concerns and ,ha, they viii resist
all attempt, at dictation; 3, That they regret the
eratuitous hostility Of small portion OF the citi-
7ens of Albany while endeavoring in every way 10
facilitate the interests OF the travelling public 4,
That. whereas the public good requires the eastern
termination OF the road to be or the steam
boat landing, and whereas the present termination
is the one expressly designated by resolution OF
the Common Council of Albany complaint from
any eection Of that city appears 10 the Company
unreasonable and unjust; ;, That the citizens
Of Albany appear TO be divided in opinion, it would
be unjust to treat with either parry, ard that whe
ever they shall be united in recommending another
termination in every respect as good as Inc pres nj
the Company will comply with their wishes g. That
they regret TO ind those Directors OF The Utica
and Schenectady Railroad who reside in Albany
using their money and influence 10 the prejudice
of the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Company;
:, That in the srri, OF harmony and Cancellation
the Executive Committee Of the Board are author
lied to receive any communication from the Com
mittee of the citizens OF Albany the subject, and
TO report The 10 the Directors at their next
meeting, and 8, Tha, copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted te Erastus Corning. Esq. and TO the
Chairmen of the meetings of the citizens OF Albany
THE TRIAL OF McLxop.-The correspondent
of the Commercial Advertiser mentions the follow
ing arrangement by which readers will see
tina, we ,hail have in this city at early hour in
the morning the proceedings OF McLeod's uial up
TO near one o'clock OF the previous day.
1t has been stated by Mr. Corning President OF
the Schenectady and Ctica Railroad Co. that IN"
gentlemen now in Utica, connected with the daily
press. DESTROYS 10 forward the proceedings OF
The trial of Mcleod Us early and as often a. pos
sble. To enable the reporters to do so, the d.
recor7 have resolved TO run express line extra,
every day during the trial. to Stnrt at o'clock.
and to reach Albany in season for the boat which
leaves at 6 o'clock, and this too at the entire
pense of the Company. This act of unexpected
berality-I might justly say insufficient one
entities the gentlemen not only the thanks of the
press generally but OF the public also. for all wI
share in the benefit.
70 The American of yesterday say. they have
seen letter from an officer of the [. s. Army
who had repaired to Alburgh and there asce,>
tanned that the outrage was committed by rolu,,
tsers, and not regulars, and without the presence
or. so far as could be aScertained the sanction OF
any commissioned officer. Of course, therefore.
restitution nnd redress viii be promptly rendered
by the Canadian Government
70 We were Yesterday shown Ten Doa,
Bill on the Bank OF the State of Newly ork in this
city, most inseniously altered from a One. The
change has been effected with extraordinary skill
and Gun only he detected after close inspection.
In the circle Il, the right OF the ygnetic the figure
10 is small and the marks OF the l. not having
been fully oblitera,rd, NAV sill be traced acros,
the left side of the 0. Across the pillars on the
right edge of the note the Y i, not smoothly
finished, but has the appearance OF having been
scratched. The cheat may he most readily de-
Iected BIZ observing the ina Of TIE words Ten
Dollars in the body of the note which is very
swl,wardly inserted, and will be most likely 10
strike attention before either Of he other bcmi,hcs
are observed.
DT The statement in s,me Of yesterdays pa
pcrs, which will most likely he repeated to-day.
that six persons under arrest in this city on
picion OF having been concerned in the murder OF
Miss Rogers Is utterly fta;lus. There is not the
slightest ground Tor suspec'ing any OF them of the
a,roeity il question; they all detained on a
charge of having been engaged II another agra
waited assault.
x The Boston paper of Thursday evening state
that rumors of the death OF Hon Isaac HIM were