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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

The TRIAL FOR FoRGFRY.-The trial OF TIM
most interesting and important case made consid-
cradle progress. yesterday. The taking OF test
rnonv for the prosecution ha. been closed and tn
defence will BE- opcHed this morning by WILLIAM
EvaRTs. E.q. The testimony taken Yesterday. a
will be seen by our report-to which We have sur
rendered nearly all orr paper. alu,o., perfectly
conclusive as to the guilt OF the prisoner. lie l.
identified beyond all question, by the unimpeachs
bic evidence OF every witness from Baltimore ard
Richmond, with the man who presented drafts and
checks in those cities in favor Of John 7. Caldwell
and received the money therefor The letter.
connected with the transaction. to which The
name. of Caldwell & II. s. Hill are affixed, ar
proved beyond a doubt, by Levi. TaPpan and Re-
cordcr Vaux. to be 10 the handwriting Of Edwards
in his trunk are found types and stamps with
which II is next n certain the Pos,-Officc stamp
we're put upon these letters by him; very large
amount Of the money, in bills Of the same banks
with those known to have been Pad to him, l.
found in his possession; and every Circumstance
from the lishiest to the most important, tends Il
fix upon him. beysnd all possibility of dispute, thi'
-rcn, serie. of astounding vlanies. The bold
ness. consummatc skill nsd complete success viii
which they were perPetrated must excite the a.
constituent Of every ono. 1t will be seen by the
testimony of Mr.. Corrie from Liverpool, that the
same Caldwell received from that house on BIZ
Of exchange undoubtedly forged the heavy sum o
s25 500.
We see little room Tor a s,ros: defence in this
casc-,housh we have no doubt one will be effect
I'd We understand that in the outset an attempt
To prove an diibi will be Sade it is scarcely pos
sible that it should he successful. After thi'
trial shall have been closed there are seven othel
indictments against Edwards We Observer
several distinguished gentlemen in attendance yes
rcrdav The court room was crowded Throughout
the day. The prisoner appears quite at hrs ease
bites his lips somewhat at some OF the mos
pointed ,cstimony-laughs at the occasional EN-
barrassment. of witnesscs-takes snuff with thu
air Of a disfingue, and is evidcstly quite eateo
At the notorieiy he has acquired. The only occa
sion on which We have seen him exhibit the slight
est emotion was in the morning when he caugh
sight of what purported to be his portrait in
morning papcr-takcn of course exclusively TO
that print by its 'speadid corps of artists. Hi'
feelings Mt that moment found vent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

The ASsrAL ExAmISATIoS AT WEST PoIST
commenced on Monday The Board OF visiters
wa. organized by choosing Gen. McAfee Of Ken.
,uckv. as President. ard the Rev. Prof Potter OF
Union College, as Secretary. The examination
will last a fortnight. probably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

THE President ASp THE BANK.-Osr readers
will recollect that in his letter of resignation The
Hon THOMAS EwISG, late Secretary of the Irea
sury, stated that President Tyler had given his
Cabinet and other gentlemen to understand that
he would sign bill char,ering a Bank providing
the power of local discounts was not conferred b,
it. provisions. This statement was denied in be-
half of the President by Hon. +. MALLORY of Va,
Member Of Congress, in an address to his consti'
tucn,, in February last: and we find in the Intel
-encer of Tuesday letter from Mr.. Ewing, witt
reference TO that denial. He first asks Of Mr.
Mallory whether the denial wa. made by authority
Mr.. VI. replies that it was. lie called upon the
President in relation to the matter. and was
rld by him that the charges against him in Mr..
Ewings letter of resi-, nation, OF fasehood and per
Gdy, were fa-e.
Mr. Ewn. then gives letter from Hon. +. B.
KrSG sf Georgia who state. that he called upon
the President and was told BY him in effect that he
would sign bill chartering Bank providing the
poweroflocal discounts were not conferred by it.
bill was framed in accordance with this assurance,
.crupulously drawn up az to meet the views of
the President thus expressed. Ii was passed by
the House and retoed BY the President.
Next follows a letter from Mr.. BGRRIES, who
SAYS that he called upon the President and was
told that the power Of local discounts the main
objection he had to the Bank Bill before present
ed, and that he would consult his Cabinet the
question whether the consent of the States ous
TO b. obtained to the establishment of branches
within their borders Mr.. WEBSTER the same
day told Mr. Berricn that Il conference had been
hcld-that the President would sign bill for thu
establishment OF a fiscal agency Limited to dealing
in foreign bills of exchange (bills drawn by c,i-
zen Of one State on a citizen of another being con
.idcrcd foreign,) and that the name should be
changed. A bill was framed in strict accordance
with all these suggestions, and with desire to
meet the views of the President Ii was passed
BY Congress, and re.oed by President Tyler A
letter from Hon. joins SERGEANT, confirming the
statements Of Mr. Berrien, aad declaring that the
bin passed by Congress and vetoed by the Prcsi.
dent was drawn up by him with the sole object of
conciliating opinion and agreeing upon measure
which could become a law and meet the public
exigcncy' closes the communication
Mr.. Ewing's statements seem to be fully con-
iirmcd. He says that the retiring member. Of the
Cabinet valued their stations because they were
honorable; they resigned when they could no
Isnger retain them without dish0nOr He deue-
that Cabinet consultations are entitled to the claim
Of absolute sccresy and cite. the example Of the
King. Councils in England and the AHas of MIR.
Jefferson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

u The Palmyra (Mo.) Courier says the rumor
that 10 Smith, tho Mormon Prophet, had been
killed in ARRAY Nauyoo by one of his fana-
tica followers. il not true. 10 Smith, it appears.
quarrelcd with one Of his follower. about the
amount Of 1.-THE. the latter should pay for the use
Of the Prophet. The result was, 10 Smith re-
ceiyed a severe cOnkidiHg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

u A. Mr.. Joseph Bracket and wife were
passing a bridge beneath the railroad track ut
Newburyport, Mass. on the 9Th the horse be
came frightened by the cars ard dashed over the
bridge, ore half the draw bcin. up at the time
They were therefore precipitated into the YER
Mr.. Bracket struck his head upon stone and
was instantly killed; the horse was drowned, and
Mrs. Bracket sustained serious but not fatal in.
jury Mr.. b. was shoe-desler in Lowell, Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

ARRysr.-Capt. A. Packard, Of the ship Charlie
magne; has been arrested by the L. S. Marshall,
On charge of assaulting one Of his men with dar-
gerous weapon. Also for having sailed from this
port without shipping articles being signed by his
cfaxy
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% An interesting letter from our Boston Cor
respondent i unayoidably deferred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

BURGLARY On last Saturday night three Irish
laborer. broke into the dwelling house Of Mrs. Ed.
.o-. on Dclham, Mass. Plain, near the depot Of
the Providence Railroad, and with considerable
violence riHed the desk Of $4,000 in note.-pay.
ment Of which has been stoppsd Mrs Edison saw
them and sought to escape to a neighbours house,
but the robber. overlook her--threatened her lilc.
and forced her back into the house. No trace OF
them was afterwards obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

j. We would call the OF all who desire pure
,colesoue MI, To the advertisement headed Goshen Mix
Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

U PmrLlP 5. GALPIs WAS elected Mayor Of
New Haven Ct. on Monday last. The clean Wing
ticket WINS elected by average majority of 700
ort of 1900 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

b We requested 10 state that the time allowed by
redemption Of property sold for assessments in
1870 " expire on by tie 10th instant jr7 l0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

NFFor an Article on Association, Re
view of the New-Yerk Market. and the Re
port Of the Trial Of Monroe Edwards, see
First Page.
NJ For Nuisances, The Germans. DR..
Percival. and various items. see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

" The Union Star, published in Union Co.,
Pa, has taken down the name OF Gen. Scott and
put th.t of HENRY CLAY in it. place for President
in 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

gr Ransom Cook, Esq. o. Saratoga, h. b .cn
appointed Commissioner Under an acs pa.''i
a, the rccen, session OF the Legislature, 10 inIllr
whether convict. can be ad,an;agcocsly emp SOD
m the iron rc.i n Of the State. The sPpo.rt cat
vas made by the Goeernor, Comptroller, aul So
re'arv Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

IL strungcr. DO you want boots and Shoes'-lf 20
to Senbner Co. Great CatsfDe Boo, and Shoe Mar
set, - Catbanne-st OF MUnroe where I'm
he largc and best assortment you ana At
icScr before eQuaed- Just trv Il. ~ matt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1912

II GeueruI Committee OF Democratic
Whjx Youpg MEN, special .leetng Of llils Com
mice .id bs he'd al Broadway Hous- "a FRIDAY
EVENING jane l,N s'cieck. Bv order,
ALEXANDER ". BRADFORD. Chairman.
S.NVEf JscSsoS. s.r-s,-i..
CH,sLEs X. TsYLoR. Jrs -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

80 Remember the Removal Of the Reai
SemPhtne Oil, Spirits ssd Improved Burner 10 La
aieue hali, 81, Broadway, opposite Nltos al prec,
''u1 1s nearly 10 per cent q. ". McCRkDf, Jr
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NEw-YosK DAILY TsIBUNE.-A few copies ct the IL
volume complete, bound and Tor ssle al ths Ohice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

been appointed professor Of mathematic, in the
Navy.
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~ A Charleston paper, in noticing the dealt q
a Young female slave in tina, city, ~ ligh'ain,. =
'cw DAYS since, does not de'sn To meni o. t-r
name a, all. but inserts that Of her master IN car
itals 1t was Of much more importance wko lost
lcr. than il was no was ost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

u Drnb Cashmere GgaGs.-spcnccr will be
prepared Nth is new style OF Summer Hats Saturday
Hst instant The seasonabe color preserved
with the neatness which has given The black ch
great favor. Not being colored the Drab Cashmere
made extremely light without mparing proper aur,.
bity. Price q. SPENCER 2Ij Broadway
myl0 q ~ One hnnr helaM Mnrrav. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

ocl-ck.
George Rro,gi cald-Thcc are The letters in reply to
TIE firm OF Maunsei While a CO (handed 10 wines. -
They dated August p and IL tThe letters were not
rcat)
The District Attorney here introduced tie Commercial
Advertiser OF October. 1911. containing advertisement
offering reward Of $4,000 og he recovery OF the moncy
lost and the NcwNOr American containing sin-T offer.
EdnondSt two years since have first him. The
III ,oner the parson have not .cn HIN write bui have
received etter from linn Which has ackDoW lodg-d 10 be
las. letter handed 10 10 irsy To the hand.
writing o Edwards. Th's objected II 10y Alr. Emncti
who argued length that this not being the best
kind OF evidence tie nature of NE admitted, should not
introduced. TIE Court decided that the evidence
admissible Mr. Emmett said he should except to ihis de-
cson-hs the handwriting Of person could he proved
by person who had never seen him write.
Examination resimf-I believe tbs To be the writing Of
Monroe Edwards although think written in a disguised
hand. The letler dated July Q, 5 aud signed Hugh
:. Hill published yeSeTday.D
Cross-er ammcd by Mr. Emmett have in my posses
long letter writes 10y Edwards Ia some two years
since. II withou, date but have endorsed received
Jnly B. 1910. have also we'd three notes from
hini Iaas personally acquanies with Edwards. He wa
introduced 10 mc IA TIC dll part OF May or IN june l8l
This letter md The NOTES all he pOnicncc have
had with him II smy impression that have him
writs, but cannot say Po>tv, ~.
store in june there person dressed n hoss clothes
with him. whom he called Henry who The messenger
between Edward, has distinctly admitted writing the
notes In hs long eirer be- cquercd that the notes CHI
he returned. Edward, introduced brother 10y
note from Morris phnsoni NY brother .ntodaced bin 10
me had pTyai" conversation with Edwards.
Nj EHmeu objected To TIN, evidence but the Court de
Cded that might he given Ear a, Telacd 10 me nor
UtnesS-I conversod wih nm an hour or two iicsaNc
account of III emanc patng number 81 saves li
CINCINNATI aud the notes and th, eier related 10 The SANE
subject about which ccuyersf,. Oac Oi The ras
IN answer 10 iier from addressed HIM the Civ
Hoiel The notes carried back and forward by tn,
cuiercd person ho was With him.
Nh EDanntn here directed 10 this evidence
/ IN order. hut the Court admitted Il.
Tue District Attorney here read the following letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
u Morley Ern.,eim, or The Tennnt. Of .hs

/ The attractions The American Museum this week
are unusually rich ant diversified the consequence OF which
:. The place : crowded laN AMI nI. 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09
Great Fire in Hamburg

y GEsrLEMEs can obtain very pleasant furhlshed par
nI bedrooms, Win bolrd. u ilj Bsnad.ay. mg In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

hound Candy.-This very excellent article beginning
Ia be- known the People have lcd ~ hey have b.c
satisfied that there srue IN u and lhsss who have
once purchased and realized benefits from the nyg,
Candy III not, cannot ia 10 give another caTo hs pro.
cured at No +lBroadsay, cor,erol Hossnst Reculsct
cures coughs, throat and bronchitis, hOansns &c.
u D,yIsos's Writing GUfDE And ISsrRycroN, ~
Broadway. myI7 In. ~
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uLcnrn TO -ing.-iSe .1h.criI.er viii open ~


class IN The snenis OF Noca Music inleamng to sIng
by Tisrsdap II the present se,k ock
nv h, Muse Roam, No. 1855 Fulton street. The term vii
CONSIST of - lessons namely. per week for SIT weeks
Tliton fec o-. Firsi exercise free. An Interested
,rr NV Id 10 attend. JAMES e. WARNER.
Translator OF Kublers Elements of Vocal Muse Weber.
Nu>lc. L, .chrr. &c. ete. u es p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

J. Morley Ern.iein, The Tenants Of the
Heart, by q. RJANE', tsq., just pnhl-hed asI for
No jo Ann street in hr,e Extra Nauib,rs Of the
Nsw Would Price, i'l single; -, copies o-
dolar.-A~n, put Up IN wrappers. for the mall jest
y The Cheapest Cash Tailor ycf.-P.
HI >IkD, Merchant Tailor. 40 Chaham-,quarr, cOrssi
Catherine street, make. Colhn- 10 order 10 the nsaisI
ye 10 per cent cheaper than the cheapesi CasA Tailor
lie city. ~ mylo Ian
i Drawing and Engraving In Wood
The uder -ued, late OF Boston, having removed To th,
city. prepared attend % cOuniand lie be Ia
yolri u III IN either of these department, Of Art
y. q. DENEREUX,
Je3 in ~ No II John street. 81 story.
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PHILADELPHIA, 9th July, I8n.
ManCel White i Co.
o. H..

Wy brother AMI sehsvng lately become proprletors of
large toon Estate IN Philip City, AIkausas de- Ous
OF forming an arraugeme1t ~ your city the agency
the SAINT Our l'icnd Mir Gray, of Richmond has recon
mcnded your house To IL every calculated t.
protect rteres and therefore write with tho
know II vou VIII take ihe agency OF our plantation II j.
now producing So loO0 bales. and contemplate
Increasing the number OF negroe, We shall
advances uuu our hr crop Ia hand, shall then
require adVaDce beyond what usual Tor the plania
ton supplies sc. We have been told that probably
yGur house Will be os North tins summer 80 should
Ike hun n person vii be glad % Re informed
his whereabouts We know nothing 0f Cotton planting
ourselves, but DleSd o send oui competent manager
also wi,h ~ send ont and several approved
agricultural implements from NeShurk, and " ~ To,
Oh hgtd II YOU vii send " The address ~ YOUR New orb
correspondents through who'- will order the article
We want Your early attention IN this letter Viii greatly
obligc, gentlemen, Your obcd eut Serysui.
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T. S-DirccI to NE At The E.chsnge Hotel Baltimore


ErInnso resu7ed-I ston'd not tcoia'e 70 sas that
icri,en d. Monroe Edrod They The letters have
already published. The witness was about Ia stale tact
which strengthened tbs belief but Mr. Emmett objected
! think they are all m d>gl s~d hand.
Rg juror should have recognized these ~ IN FL
wards writing un.er any circumsiaace The pronouu
IA all these letters ard IN those save received from
Edwards mate peculiarly. hkf small THIS s;rnch
n a, sToSg psuni m t'r be ng vi cn hN tie sanc
he letter. an writers constrained hand There
ucca,oFa.ly an which not made ik- a small In The
Hri letter OF Caldwell the occurs ouN aui then
written The Others bot judge that that Edwards,
hand nom Is genera. character.
RIctard bnr cdllrd-l Recorder of Ph!ladel pia,
and O. osf,r9 Mag know Monroe Edwards ls
,iw hm on saturday night October 2d S4i about or
t0ch IA Tie evening al The house IT Mrs Paps >outl
trnt street VEN sio t, house where hc boarded. d.
be front room there stood Mr. Edwards. IN COMPANY with
Constable Young OF lhs cy they sad le " a, the nsr
he wa, taken lu0 custody, anl dg,cie ha D., should be
pui ne corner 81 the room fut q should
u INN. tie asked fOrt cup ui cod water. Which
to hm he remained there tli about O'Clock even
ng. when hr taken 10 nv ttce, and soon acr
united 10 Moysm-nsug T. Was In t',i> Cour Whrs
VI. Hanson testified TO bag. took that ba- from
trunk OF MonIO. deard> 10 TIE rouse where De- ar
rested, II large white leather trusk studded With
,fs,, knobs. II was brass marked VI. Edwards, La
ibe trunk enyeleped IN canvas, marked VI. T.. The
uunA was oeke5, and unfuta will Key he gave TIC
~ had clothing the trunk. all which look. The bag
49, eN,inN'cN IN my pos>cs.I from ha TINE 70 tls
Ian ,. a ~ Spntaine. Aucr.can -Cld-Hue package O.
49, lnhi Eagles think) wTapqsd m q % ihf
pal m"f- American: other CONT, Mug ID afother NJ
49, W. M t-fi 20 Mother tl-rIaA ny ~ uackage-
80 " 'Ni lnifkei AL think were !, piece. 49,
-, 20 80" ihrrc vas aso IN III, trunk c0n.iI-
-syic hcr money. IN blue and v h- r,,oa b,rik.,
mel CONTAINING ap 6, oi oiled six ioYud =, ~ ,,r a.
hr trunk, we're ten packages OF bank ,ctc. ,r,,l :. ~
CLOVIS; '''' "a'A-' -
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1.-THE Public Admit .tratsr,. Once !.

boiling n bieacbng-~arranted sold wholessls
AMI retail the scory, 10 Amosstrcti 1dof
and Birecker streets (9 my1s 5tsw2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

~ Genry a. Co.'S fa'h.on for sammer. Isi2 vii
be Introduced May 1Gh, At Nos aud a,,or House.
~ HIyxb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

DR.. Felix Gouraud's pephsory Powder never fah IN.
rely To remove supefluou, hair. while 1t Raves the ,hn
entirely uI5em.sf smooih and white TO be- had 81 the
original olce 81 walkersreet door from Broadway.
81 per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-09

u Why will ioik, hsyctIc Comumi usnt B'csuSe e.
loni a,i hs>siyt, ct the prorcr rcn'cdy in time. WI,
sll folks have the Asthma Bcc.u,e ttry viii not 10
-er.y winch can hc r,,i. p.oeufcd Way rii1iA, lave
tie Rhsumafi,m. Bscsu.s eN NEGLECT n' u' t'st pace
attention l. 4 ,tM ,l.hand c,fd Why ar- Colds. Coughs
Group aud Luag Compli.t, ~ prevalent B'c"u,. i'"
ols viii not TAI" slvcc u ,etsOn Now - ga 8" 10 ~
hctrd, wthsri filher del.y go 10 Prs," : ~, . DIV
s'tNti. procure i'w plch1-rs ~ ttt uf'h"h
Candy. Il : TIE h.,i 49,. 'Nart
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No Il John-.u-ti. opposite Duicb-sifeeL
& .~eodis r.. KETCHCN Pablic Administrator.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-14
Imnor,nn, 20 rsnn,,run,s.

The Sangano Journal Of the 7ih inst. says:
1--WE are informed that the Judge Of the District
Court will return to this city by the l4th of No
vember next, for the purpose Of granting intero-
cutary DEGREES and final discharges in cases of
bankruptcy, which will then come before him.
Interlocutary DEGREES, granted a. tho November
term, (Which Term will probably continue until
the middle Of December,) can all be finally dis
posed Of by the 9TH of March next.
"l'he opinion seems to prevail among members
Of congress and those who may be regarded as the
best judges Of the fact, that the bankrupt law will
be repealed next winter. 1t therefore becomes
the interest Of those who wish to avail themselves
Of its benefits, to commence their proceedings in
time, and TO have their papers filed and primary
notices published. SO that inierlocu,aiy DEGREES
may be obtained at the November term