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BE II enacted by he Senate and House If RspyeSenfa.
res Of he United Saiss Of ieriea Congress assss az
bted That the Secretary OF War cause To be issued
TO the heirs OF Ebenezer Moore Of the state of New
York, Canadian volunteer, warrant for hun
dred and sixty acres of bounty land, under the set
passed March f.ih, one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, entitled An act granting bountes IN land
and extra pay TO certain inadian volunteers, and
the act passed March third, thousand eight hun
dred and seventeen, entitled An act To amend tie
act entitled IA act granting bounties in land and
extra pay to certain Canadian volunteers passed
the fifth day Of March, one thousand eight hundred
and SIXTEEN" which warrant may be located on any
unap ropriated land Of the United States which is
subject 10 private entry.
J. w. JONES,
Speaker II the House Of Representation.
WILLIE u. MANGUM,
President u tie Senate pro teDspore.
Approved June H. 1874.
JOHN TYLER
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PRiyATE-No. 90.
AN ACT for the relief Of Henry s Commager.

HN HOI lot the reIieI oil Henry s. COmmager.
be . enaeitd by The Senate and House Of R-prssent
tires o. the Onitd States Of .4erica IN Congress ussen.
bied, That the Commissioner Of lnd Affair be- and
he Is hereby authorized TO pay TO Henry S. Comma
ger two hundred and six dollars and thirty one cents
nut OF any money due or that may hereafter become
due the Oltowa tribe of Indians from the U tied
States by existing treaties, account of an order
drawn b, eight OF the chiefs, head men and warriors
OF The said tribe, dated Maumee city Ohio, August
fourteen, eighteen hundred aud thirty seven REQUEST
ing the said sum Of money herein directed.
Approved, June H. 1874
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50. To ostop, il possible, by c mbinstion OF Ea-
"pean powers, the tudhe' gree 4 American ia
slnulion. and influence ard
ith To introduce into ibis conii1ent the European
aysiem If oi' Ious interference and tsra. Ing,
The derimsnl 9th q ,sefnment and contrary to ils
true policy and position.
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RaIrisH MEDIATION.

The following letter from the British Minister TO
,he Texan Secretary Of state, has been published
by the Texas Government,
LETTER TO THE TEXAN SECRETARY or
STATE FROM THE BRITISH CHARGE
Q'AfFAiRES
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OFFICIAL.
D,rAsrMrsr or srArr,

Washington, June 22d, lS4t.
The following notice h. been communicated 1
the Department BY the United States Consul at LoI ,
don and IS pubh he'd for The information Of thos'
who Al il may concern:
NOTICE To MARINERS.
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BY AUTHORITY.
pHIYArI-Nn ER l

pRvArE-No. g..
AN ACT for the relief Of the heirs Of Ebene zer
Moore
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LIGHT AT ST ANNA, BRAzlLs.

NOTICE To MARINERS.
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This letter shows

thN 9rl Them.
ID. That the influence Tor authority Of the n /
tsh Governnenris exercised in Mexico to prevent a
settlement Of difficulties between Mexico and Texas
except on condition that the latter will :" give a.
surancesn not to TO be annexed TO the United
States
ID. That every possible inducement will be held
out TO Texas aud every possible obstacle thrown in
h-r way, TO prevent the incorporation OF Texas into
the Federal Union, and especially that a rcconcilia
ton will spendily be produced between Mexico a nd
Texas, on basis conformable to British policy. II
Texas can be pc suadcd 10 relinqu h the project Of
Annexation.
oh. bat the question Of Annexation is essential
y and entirely question between the United States
aud Great Britain, and whether Americ N or Eng
lish politics shall prevail on this continent
We said above that the concluding letter, which
we publish. IS all that is necessary for full under
standing OF the whole correspondence. There is.
however, ono point betrayed in the 6rs letter Of ap-
tain Eli Il, which we were not before aequa nted
with. and vbich IS remarkable. The reader will r..
collect at the United States on the solicitation of
Texas proposed to the English and French govern
mens, mat the three pbwers should nerpose Jointly
TO procure treaty OF peace and recognition OF indie
pendence between Mexico and Texas and that Ems.
land declined the proposition. but Immediately nj
heroJ foroGrd' 10 pr cure a settlement on her own
term 1t app airs now from Captain Ellioits letter
TO Mr.. Jones, that. after this refusal TO unite with
france and the United States, England made her
proposals TO the begerent States between which she
was n'erposing, put her plans, supposed in q
proper train, end he7 effected junction with and
the cooper ton Of France, without reference 10 the
United States
Wesay nothing Of the dice ui,rsy implied in ihis
t'raofdlnary procedure. More serious consdero
IONS grow out Of Il. II indicates fcrgone dciermi.
nation on the part Of Britain
ist 10 sopPlsn the influence Of the American
Government in The State. Of Msx'co and T,rm
I'd. To effect set lemsnt Of the difhcoh;.s be-
tween those State. on basis that IL va. known the
United States could not concur in
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18

SICK iIE,rAcurI;' 'honi be remembered that sck tea-
aeIG aes y ,s m e c & pbsre' ] lI9n g'neIed "af and
ci: every hc1rriulon q: lantarie because
they clern, the body from no- r-rrs vlr.
% appetite, tHSrseabc Inc mouth bnG grr.tnng
sting 81 the gums tecaye teeth many
thrown upon the vafious sr. of the body, ever
,naliy lncideut'o -Four five OF q,d Indian vsgea
bic Ills, tHken twenty 1uf hours. viii
put complete stop sadachen the ,.fne ine d.
cc'tve orcnns "l be To el 10 HEALTHY tone. and the blood
completely purified that sick heidlcc uf disgac Of any
KIND vii be IN a manner impossible
'niu cncer. Ead be par r;cuaT to ask 70! Wright iHdnn
Offices ~yoed exclusively the saIe Of the Ncziic,c
%5eaie a"i iea'5No - Greenwich street YORK No.
lS fremont street Boston; rn lt iInce street Fhiade;.
Bisck hair. Glenn nnir. ,oi, .lky has.
On or woman. cranlura,
or youthful fnce-l deem
Al 10 be human jRcknS,eS.
W nose hhir Is scGnt or greg.
And 's.l not pay three ,hiings,
But wl listen . hy.
I.ry Hone, Cora iiaT Restorative
Nay. render. do not s;gre-
7 NIll give you nli--Gye, NIL Of you-
~ DOGS ToUR II.Ig FALL orr DOCS II TURN GREY
you bald have had dry hair II 30. shilling
vfte o; loNEss Coral HAIR RESTORATIVE An article
na, be good when ye eel small q'iaa,ty Get at
the sign Of the American Eagle > Cna;tlIa 33 HpaG
way. and lSs Ful;on-st. B.ooAlvn jel7 2te"d
r5- Marrow. Br.u1II'LLy, ,scgsrEp. HAIR DYES.
FROM Broadwuy je5 a;eod
Ds- bailey. Magical Pam Extrncor Salve, =; 81 Walker
st. lf Store FROM lroadway Ret.r 10 nii New York BE
ware OF IN imitation by the nnme OF Connel.
~ PorDRE SUBTLE eud dcntng hair from any part
Of the hngaa body ie,lsd before buying at 81 Walks,:
Is, store FROM Broadway. iul3
a NEw ERA AIEDIoINE.lhe difficulty Of making medi.
rne pan,abe has been overcome nj last Chckenet Sugar
Coated Pi beng o the hest purgqtve aaG puuiyers OF
he blood ever discovered al the time that they easily
mud attendant operation Of other medicine, and
ihe' peedy esc, n removing al impurities from me system
a and retail Drug Warehouse y and 81 Barclay street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18

June 10 liz; g. lon i5 S5 packet s!p Prince Albert I'm
London for NNnfs.
June H. iat 81 4! nn 81 A. ship Philadelphia. Whiting
June 18th m IS s. long % a B brig Energy, from IIavaaa
for C0we-. 49,. :,
pissed Bf bfs E2a.cjn OF kcaty fun Glasgow for Naw
YORK.
!Ia IaX bound L" Newark.
,"y 81 i IS long 81 - spoke French bnrk Gustavc. i'm
June l.? ~ 80 TO- spoke ship Emperor 50 ds from
lar Is la IS Is on 2 80 spoke Italian brf Isnazio.
1,nce fl: Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18

MO>DAY June IL.
ASHES -nolIex nf Pots ae generally steady = i25 and
the %e not arse A5o% , M been taken
if export Slls'i s425. Pearl, mra si5V Miio mnh
doug Sales 80 bbl. ii that Iaie The receipts today a'e
CorroNTheres not much activity the near HPp'oas" &
were IL 1850 bales OF which 40 were IN ue lit aid ana
s aia enaTy .i iia ai MI snfScue!s The .aes o
nhnut l3 90 bales md n the month ut 20 s
flour IND MEAi.-We have no change 10 notice IN
to dee Inc. Geneec 81 56'4 t2; Michigan - ~.
r ] 10 ,t SO bbi. afc rons from rs hand. the same
destination There inquiry Tor frerhts for flonT s9n 90
is 10 3D. sterling offered Liverpool shi; TO ay loE ~
lbl, 10 go probably for owners account, we m,tTc .s
Venice x Hayward at 50 l2 ana lSV ens Sa' ya, ,
49, 80. mostly the latter Nothing don- - .nJw' VI
leans Suu,hen Sorts heavy and some brands chn
br had nt4 3d. GeoIce,own aud Rmndywine are % ~
10 The small lot OF Richmond Cy IN MARKET Is heia II" 80 ~
i've Flour i dull ut 10. No sales OF importance Je.S M
Mea g s with mg]sais s dSIssn s. GI?nfS.ne 10 tl.
WHlSkY-rhe arrivals are large some lVoo 1bls np' I
and Friday. OF which some gong mo s'o'f ors RTnvy
a 81 2 cent Acoh2i ss re- 20 cent; s,, IN no,k,
, considerable noal aud the absence of any demand i"r
Shipment the market heavy Large supplies oi CoTl me
% gEGetsI T,e Si ,c SS , sale, @ bushels jersey As
measure Northern held at ~ cents Emthis do'h- III
Rye IL nominal Ia 81 cents. onts oVa 81 cents
nHiY-IEefs !, lr * demand 10: shipment. and Saturday
and to-day abou; 1880 bales have been taken nj . II ID cents
"tgiY Ils 'e poce e, 1000 b,he, Turks Island and
about y cents mos and lOp halt bb uno dasG inc al 80
mi,i:S.A safe of 1900 Rio Grnnde made at i2 cen;'
d scou Il off ior cash. ,.oo II, >-,L
RttSN AN-Ne ro'lce artieF sues NV IDS NoIi'e'"
Nsil.w NJ % cents. cash. ftf export m .,,,.t 80
SEEnENohing dom; in over or Timothy; There have
een ,evca arrivals OF foreign Lnseed most o' winch CONES
TO D crlsher.
pr, INISlON--1herc but small inquiry lnt phrei
meals onv Beef Ia especially quiet We quote 50 and S9
In Prime and Mes Cts brings ~ 10 - cenS more ioIA
Is nomnay So 20 and 70 iur small oi' sale OF 9D o~s
Prime was rnde at s6 i3 and so do =, The same Inr ~
days wthou; >aes qi eJ 10 ioO ho Me>s ~ s. ",
Thee * .oio enquiry ard Hbs worth 90 cents
and Kecs6 6ic Sale. OF go bh!s Eade at oscts
lu, of Sour Hags lQ0 tcs. sold u; Ia per ID
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
.,cide-Elopement-Fe,aI Quarrel, d g


Correspondence Of the Buffalo Comm erciul Advertiser.
FsEpoSIA. Csau,auQue Go. June a. lSii
Two or three incidents o. !; startling character
ave occurred here this week 10 break the usual
amo,ony OF our usually quiet community. On
Tuesday Mr.. Henry Dairympc committed sui
s5e in Stockton, by shooting himself, because
{, father cf: his property to brother instead OF
inseli. He was given to incompetence.
On the night following, respectable young la
y of the same tom, of the name Of Todd,
sopsd from her fathers house to follow a chap TO
yhon she had been engaged to he married, but
Fhlch ceremony had been broken off in conse
;sncc Of his being taken up for larceny, had left
IS bail, and abscondcd.
But the most melancholy circumstance occur.
d in our own village to-day. a drunken IRISH
IAN named Patrick Mcintyre, was instantly
lIsd by the discharge of a gun in Tie hands Of
/ Nathaniel W. Sheriff.. with whom he was
Iring some hard words in consequence ol some
Scuty about wages. refrain from any thing
sFe than barely stating the fact. as Mr.. sheT-
u, young man who has maintained Il good
snding here, is to have an examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
NC Gentlemen's Summer Hats.-AMIDO,
NEW.YORk
Cash Tailoring Establishme

l42 FULTON.STREEr, NEAR BROADWAY
This establishment i furnished wi,h entirely and
splendid Stock Gentlemen about 10 order their supply OF
C;hnr for Tie season are respectfully invited cal and esa-
nine our large and varied of Spring and Summer
Goods which have been selected nth the greatest possible care
Us To quality Of aeral rnd siye Of p'ers-ebracins the
finest French and English Cloths assmeres and Nstinss 10
be found at any house tins OF ay other cy IN the United
States The Culn: Department w.! still be conducted by
MI FISHER and NJ Couch u: firm, who have been long
and We believe Glvu-u5y known lie customers OF this house
Md we aer ourselves wl - able IN furnish Gent-
mems Garments equal point OF II and elegance To thai G
uny other establishment this county or Europe And oy ed
beuur strictly 10 Cash and OnePce system. We are ens
bled To supply our with trate article, OF Clothing
al greatly reduced pces. A. :. FISHER l. Co. M Inns
~ Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWls BESE-
DICT co respectfully inform ths friends and the 7uhtc
e,.aiv that they have removed city and nave taken
the Store 81 Pear,treet oppo-e the Pear-treet House.
rbe,e they ae now opening large AID weseiectsd aSor
nent of Goods. both Foreign and Domestic. 10 wach taeI
would call the of those wishing to purchase n7
NJ Cotton Canvas. CoMPRiSLNG, G., HEAVY
s5rS RTSk l.. G1F SJ fAfAY HEazY 4&xRFSfs * F2fhT A r
PER Pei FEL1LSG iRcsss vide B BAGGfG iiI !; Osin ~
anu 0l''e-1 1BRflSS5cKERaoFF. Is FOX P.obHEMus bL
Price so cents per Boitie.5The chief virtues
'' IL hTec'nr r,eHs.asnla~ and clarifying qualities;
IT, gently ,,im,liatinc the action of the 8 NJ ~
root and pnr;cntiy in the pulp, which receives tie vessel
and nerve. slvinc lie and yt-,f 10 ne M. iai, Id
il. feain: ,ie KIN from effects of peT'piFa'ion ccE
and ncntf and dspo'ns ;he hat % eEil m in io,v and
health "a latest period o llie. ....oa ,;,. ,ba
G:stuiinuS advice gwen all diseases coahec'ea Will W
l.5 Broadway. corne. Of Liberty St up stairs. my Inns
G- Graham House, 63 BsrelnJ-s,Eees, by Z Eos- ,;
WELL GOSS. wv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
A TRAGEDY IN ST.. LoUIs.-wc copy The fol-
ring from the ST. Louis Republican of the

/ TRAGEDY IN ST. LoUIs.-We copy The iol
,,r;nr from the ST. Louis Republican of The
| slh inst
c,sg OF SrpucrIos-A FATHrR's REvESGE.-
nsrci,r We, thrown into state Of cxccment yes
.1s, bv Irng,c occurrence between Mr. +. Ford
W Nathaniel ". Low, an auc,ionccr on the corner
| = Main and Walnustreete. Ii appears rom evi-
I.ser elected in all examination Yesterday that Low,
~. nrnmisc OF marriage succeeded in scducing the
..Iv child Of Mr.. L. Ford, and persuaded her 10
."ae from her fathers house, that he sen, her to
y,s. Orleans. and some days after followed her.
n, last Monday, on has return from New-Orleans,
| - In her st Ste. Geneyeve and ON fhursday ar
.;,sd alone in this city. TIE father learned these
..,a and immediately set forth IN search OF hrs
.sducer. From the period OF her leaving home up
| :. The fine OF the fatal occurrence, he had not
..ss,d TO search for her-had employed Others to
"a nm. and in II irenZied state continually raved
| NON; his daughter. He suspected Low. His su--
a;,;ops were confirmed, ana il drove him 10 n state
| ,fmsdneSs.
IN friend visited the office ot MIR. Low, and ft-
,rSs,ri private interview. ily. l.. complied; and
y n. parties adjourning To his lodging apartment
rorI inGuired where has daughter wasl Low
,,swered ..that If hr came that business he had
l.tter clear out Ford then remarked that lie
Low had promised to marry her, and by that
oromse had succeeded in runne her; iha' she WAS
,acieHfe and lie wished 10 hnoW II ne intended 10
6idj his promise The wituess stated that Low
aid The ialte- TO ago TO h-.' He, the witness, on
>.ring angry words commence between them
sspped towards the door, and when he turned
,raund, observed Ford standing up with pistol in
his hand. Ford repeated the. question" Will YOU
nsrv my daushter?" Low again told him to " 20
10 hell" and ha cxssperated father fred The pistol
on wes seated at the time he received the wound
the ball entered nearly in the OF his forehead
-.king gha-tiy, aud il is beey ed fatal wound.
Mr. Ford mace Effort cape, but yielded
5mseli up, and desired to be conducted to the Re-
orders Office He spoke in a cool and collected
| n,aner about the affair and, on his examination,
ystertlay aiternoon exhibited the same calm deter
aiuntion 10 abide the consequences.
Low Is young man OF about thirty years OF age,
| he business OF eE auctioneer.
! The fact of Mary Ford being in company with
Low, and criminal intercourse having existed for
ppears, no doubt is expressed, nor is it denied by
sTieh Intercourse commenced is subject upon
| phrh we can throw light.
/ The farther examination OF Mr. Ford was de-
erred last evening until the certainty oi hIr Lows
,s is ascertained, ana bail required and given in
lA. sum OF $4,000. We learned from one Of the
l.lsndiug physicians last evening that the patient
s.s gradually sinking from the effects Of his wound.
| The St. Louis Reveiilc, of last Sunday, says:
Mr.. n. w. Low, when our paper went to press
.a evening, remained in the same prccnnous
Isste"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
rEDr. Felix Cour.ud's Italian Medicnted

Sonp.-F0r cufng eckes, pnpIe;. eruptions bIntcle>
>curvy morphc spots. musketU be.. aud all irritation
md rourhness and sau!css darkness of the kin This
Soap of tbs most remarkable OF recent chemical scoy
eric is cmuen; aud healing qualities spoken o III III
directions every vino recommend II. One cake
jOcent> We warrant all or!nnry purposes aud
m le ad genuine nr!y Walker street. door from
she corner Broadway. ieenS-2 Milk street Boston; %
Chesnut street. Philadelphia: Grey, Puushkecpe Iouey.
RocheSier iiycrs New Haven Dyer, P'oylece Carleton,
io,veIl. md L ma Newark Isl7 lI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
COUNT cALENnAn. .ruls pAr.

IptNi 'N1Ab.'thN. II Ills DAf.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos, 62, ~, 46, sc, l, 3G, 81
: l6, 6i, 30
ClRcuir CouRr.- No calendar p' sted.
COMMON PLEis.-Nos. 3, Is, Ii, 10, l6, II, 20, 81,
!. %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
,Ea. pEMrsrEE,z .ocAr. ENTERTAINMENTS

Mr., pEMpSSrrEES, 9os..Al. ENrEGTArNMgENT;s g;
Mr DEN"rEli b, the hoao; announce iha. p -o,,.c
,gifh from hchy intelligent and r>ycc rc rnccs. lc
rt 10 continue them ~ he place. tt ree eyegSs
81 = TG-b ~; aad p OF Juuewhen he wlI ch,ce and
yatrd OF ~ o'' 2osn ar sons Nl t'asdS nciu-
s M, ~ mail 5l 10 i e' s' the iuse Stores apt the
Soc!e;y Librsry
esats Of Po;5oFnTs r Z. 9ss fysr5 he sySD59s fss9
9alf ps TO e9Vnea'f y $50, a Gco ,,, =. IT,
Rf"skS. ", - ..,,e. e. a;t l. ecus TI.UA>DAY tyEN
ING June 60. leI, - d
,,,HE loNAS ARE STILL. AT nuR,nNEN ow11qs
o see noble ?ccmens "i tha lnc''ilitri sn ltU e
FnWet. -u tie urftvafa5'e weather sey t.e ,'. .,
display at their eXemsy interesting NY & aase
been induced poon- taeIf N' It 'i.Nen Ge WIZ in@sr &
5yh ard vii pe>en rc, 4c siluie a. i"dl1n e N ne
Res c.e--'c. tr. between the hour. o ard ia ht
atiernoua anI y eGch -ienon vary ;her performances
.'Vh-.s Cloud echr'et lndsq Chei ih.; IA
ssr =, Ne,y York .frrc the uu, HAcS HawS. er:l,
.rnr. i. number those whose portraits 'n,mur'a zr
By Gain: m" . S,s @9o'o rony S m tn Ran lie ii5
Chie m Naiioe. ant hh ,tai ie1'i.s va,
aro IL, '1s Dec.aGn. sud have eFesy Vince .'isti
'T'm ,e % ere on ,her WY Europe oa their hun;a.
~ ,. ge, Rtlry C.rsi s- Christopher ,.,ee
aI5 w',1a I'm me haad.. yar Of e eacan.ment
Th sxlIb1ou II rec. liioiNs
~R,yp PROMENADE CONCERT TErE.-N The
Ie1rc request OF la:e number 81 lat-' ni :en,e,ne
All 'f - Won ., ,ng The pfr>en, summer the Metropolitan
sog 80 ,rosNy commencing second Tuesday N June
V"ca and Instrumental performers Of The t7 r"pt'abl
Will be engaged. ana every eS'i,icn VIII DC mav 20 49, an
h .he~ degree o intellectual and social cgoy 'nen Sucp
tons for IRE ,ss"n s2 SE AZ = G eSs,G - cents n,
.cIb9rs % te ,e.'oH0's1 s cr,Ioa book now open al
81 sB, BB,T9@a4wa, @ by 0aF' % '' 'sNELLiNi; TIsDALE.
>-IBlO.S 6 ARDEN. Coyner OF Broadway :aa Princess;
New YORK ,,-.,s, h, .o, direction of NJ M,r
ne e''' i,. AZ t9.erta uncnt. commence at pre-
cHTLL ioeFs o''" NJ . i''@'
rvryrvG uo.iav Jsna is:h the entertainments,
t 1l ,cs M, t,f IN, 4 time m Am rrics
VII tcy new and orictnal i7-o2os Bs==e enut!ed
IUlk3-MANlNi .
" w. HIcAinson-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18
FOR CLAY AND FRfLINGuUYsEN.

FOR CLAY AND FRI fLINGTUYSEN.
Is- Eirs' Haru Clay Club.-iuslent 10 recon-
lnet, in ION of the tentrn IN. Cow mtj-. sec"l eel
,ug Club viii lie held at hres'ers Broad street Hotel
on lne,,.ay tyenEg next. 18th Instant. nj u'ciUck
Member snd others s unite doing Justice 10
Hurry Of its Vest iytr ~ attend.
b. order. J. y. REYNOLDS. President.
GEORGE COOK, tv,ca p,.s,,l.n,.
f. HiLklE.
Gnfs' E IS Ja,l, JMSpo7oALL Secretaries, u72
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-18

The Po;tsville MncrS journal OF Saturday
thai a man by tine name OF Jacob Scbe buatmar was ar
rested Oh Saturday last or; Carton or having pissed scv-
erul counterfeit So bill. pUrpor'ns to be on the Farmers
Bank of Eewle lie arrested, aud upward at Si7i
IN counterfeit found conceue ms boat, ena
IN. notes on many Banks lie was taken before
Squire C0airn but by ether. lie took 20 h'
heels .ter he the 1ures cice and made ms escape
The notes found ms posse>sioa consisted OF tens h'e tces
and two, on the Globe Bank, NewI on ihe Tenth
Ward Bank New York ves tle Miners Bank oi Pois
VILE yes on Lancaster Bank ves the Farmers Bank
Of New. Jersey len. the Mechanics Bank oi Baltimore
hrces on the Union Bank of Deaware tens on the Kirkland
Bank OF Oho Joe Sais threes on the Citizens Bank o
Augusta Me-: fvcs the Cutta1nugus Bank Newly ofk
ones on the Agricultural hank oi Montreal. Canadn
The following sales Of Stocks were made at bos-
Saturday
At the Brokers Board-635 shares Reading Railroad q
2.2-l25 do East Boston Company. II G.liO 80 W eseIn
Ra und 49, do Norwich and Worcester talrnah 62-lU
do do So do Long Isnnd Railroad, $40 do do. SOi-:O
DO do 50, a-5j 10 do lw. 81.
Counterfeit fyes OF the Lancaster Bank are in
circulation They bear resemblance in the engraving, to
the genuine. Vgneite sucking child on one
end Il sintue nc Washington; the Other female. Sup
posed 30 altered from the Commercial Bank oi Mnston
The following are the exports from Montreal! and
~ ,nnlC int. Hume Is
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In u pocket volume gilt edges.
fious REFLECTIONS,
IL the same style
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otects interest iolcs of ofnnveyancc. IHb!eS ni
stances HnHd. CaaH stage md River Routes IN every
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The North Amer Tnuri.i. containing. lnf:e number of
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through The of I'cnn lynEa. New le-cy DeawnI..
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American lrnve.e guide through the United states with
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CITY NTELLIG NCE.

IS COMsnssi iONER'S OFFICE. Before s. RAPELJg,
EsQ. Commissioner
A warrant WAS issued Yesterday against Captain
iabie of the soop Rival already referred to- charging hr
N peury aud III presenting false Ut the Custom
iel,e He was committed for examinations