New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11
Bo1p vrl1NNy-A well dressed man walked

go1p VuLAlNy-A well dressed man walked
into the Bank of Brighton, az Brighton, ycS'er-
6sv afternoon, and threw down on the counter
ouspttv of notes which he wished cXchanseo
co. notes on that bank. The cashier IN counting
the money, found four So counterfeit notes on
.bc Cumberland Bank. Portland, NC. ae was
informed they were bad, and nc rel''sd uc "'u
~, cold horse and received them IN payment,
and under the plea of finding tue person nc l'.
" Go Them Of. went out, taking with HIM the
note. hu, leaving the bad ones on the coun-
g. As he did not return. inquiries were mace
&C. s him. and It was found that he had passed
similar notes in four stores in The centre OF inc
town, without detection and growing poiu 'y
success, at last tried the bank. bos. rams
Tur FIRE Turning IN ALLEGANy-Wc gave
few lines in our last relative to the wing Ga',c'
ing in ofecconcr Of Allegany county on ''e ,,''
I, was a 9s,st splendid affair-followed up IN The
evening E1a meeting IN one OF Inc e, sp'c'ouS
-shnrches al Rushford, when an intelligent al
d,erIre listened until near II O'Clock To Inc as
cussion Of Wing principles.
these meetings were followed up on Friday
evening" by spirited rally of the sterling Wings
sfp,Le--who turned out in their strength. ou7
f,,erds in Allcgany assure us that they Tlll do
Ito than they did in 1910. and arc resolved
',,o, oFsetng Stepbcn. They can and wIlt:
g., ,bc,e arc no truer or more Jealous Wings III
the Stale than are to be 'ound amongst the free
bns of Allecsnv Rochester Democrat.
THE LIVINGSTON County GArHERiNC.--We
;nadrsrten,iy omitted 10 notice The immense
gathering of the Wings al Geneseo on the 4th.-
II was y second edition al our own meeting Of the
Doth. with Improvements No one estimated the
number below TEN THOUSAND. while many
insist that there were II or $4,000 present. The
utmost harmony and enthusiasm prevailed, and
Thrilling speeches were made by McSsrs COLLIER.
FitLmoRE. and others We shall have full par
ticuars IN the Livingston paaers.
Rochester Democrat.
II HENRY w. De Puy. former editor and pub
Usher OF the O-leans Republican, al Albion but
lately Of the Wabash Standard, Lafayette, ind
ana well knrwn,to many OF our ciuzers. we see
BY the last number Of TIE latter paper, rencunces
Loco. Focoisn. and declares boldly agalns! The
annexation of Texas To the Union
Buffalo Com
RAILROAD CoLLrsloN.-This morning, at a
quarter before 6. the Steamboat train from Provi-
ocnce was intercepted at the junction on the
Back Bay By the Worcester merchandise tram
going out. and the engine and tender of the for
mcr badly smashed One of Harndcn's crates
was also upset, and the baggage car of the "or-
cester train badly injured. No person was hurt.
Boston Mail, 9Lh
DrEL AT CIScIyNArI-A note from the cditor
Of the Cincinnati Commercial Informs us that a
bloodess duel was fought opposite that city on
the evening OF the 80 instant, between Mr.. Ed
ward kcnna, a lawyer of Cincinnati. and a .Ar
Jones, son of Bank Jones, of Cincinnati, law
yer of New. Orleans. Jones had previously gwen
kcpna Gaming.
IL TEXAS BoSps are quoted in the New.Or-
leans papers at flrelrc ccRtS IN the dGiidr-IeXh
Tressurv notes at SereR and Il halt ccDfS IN tie
do!ior! is it very wonderful that the holders OF
these bonds and notes should be in favor of I'm
mediate anncxalion," whereby their slXpenceS
and ninepences would be converted into collars
in consequence of the assumption of The Texas
debt by our Government Petersburg Rcpuh
NJ a. Mr. Samuel Donncls, his wife, two sis
tiers, and Miss Gill. were drowned in the Mis-.
sissipp on the 9th ult. by the swapping OF a
boat in which they all were. Two negroes anc
one white man swan safely TO slore.
~ Ephraim Martin was arrested on Sunday
charged with having forged the name Of Them
as VI. Burgess on the back OF a note for Sl0i'''
also with having forged The name OF Benjamin
DYER. tie gave bali in the required sum 10 an
swer before the proper court. fiov. Jour'
u George Thompson, who shot Miss Ham.
liz, at Bellevue, has been tried, convicted and
sentenced to be hung at Lower Sandusky, on the
18th inst. By the law Of last winter, we believe
all executions in Ohio are hereafter 10 be con-
Quoted in secret.
BURNED TO DEArH.-A servant girl in the en-
ploy of Mr. NEILEY, of Columbus, o. was burnt
10 death on the Sd inst. On visiting the room
from whence the smoke and flames were issuing
the bed was found 10 be almost entirely consum
ed and the body of the girl SO burnt and charrec
as to be hardly recognized.
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