The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-02
Our rhnsdsipn,n corrcrpondence.

PssrADslrriA. Feb l. 1850.
Trouble in n, Demoersc Camp Forged Documents
Dofy's Iar Union Rasl-ry The Markets, &c.
These are dsys oi d.sci )prn-ns dclo.ures and de-
falcations bushes trsussc,iou, in the political
line has just GENE 60 gnt sh,ch. for skill ingenuity,
hardened impuasnee eud IN. vsrious issues which
must eventually lead from IT. L. almost equal to the
Drury affair. The democracy Of the city aad county
are deep state of excitement Ia consequence of it,
and the fire may yet blaze notwithstanding the psrse-
vering efforts TO -motses ~ up comfortably To ex-
plain: county conveniso recsntly held in this
city, with the view Of sending delegates to the demo
cratic State convention which il select csnidsge
for Canal Commissioner ~ the ensuing election
One Of the judges Of our Quarter Sessions dgured
largely. not mereiy 10 DIS bttsmpts TO pack the
ysntiop but IN controlling aud directing it, proceed-
ipas HE care did nos stop ntfe for he sent one OF the
officers 81 his the cOnYe ntion whose zeal for
his employer such toft he forged the OF the
officers to set Of fare proceedings HIS honor
took the bogus doeumeEt o. the PnHsptc.nGa Office,
and IN the absence Of ne r-rp nsni" editors induced
Il the attaches ~ thr r.t,hi.tmsnt 10 insert
notice OF these forged proec'liog' rns NOTICE as
matter Of course, caused no ntae excitement among
the owners Of the genuine sfcis To counterfeit which
according 90 Brsndrrthl j. forgery Investigation IN
eued ana then caue dee lou for the editors 81 the
Persy foI runatsy preserved the manuscript,
with the forged signature TIE aos' persevering at
t.mpts have been made 20 r-cover posses ion OF the
fatal paper but thus FAR without the highest hopes
Of success It. il not unlikely mat attempt Will BE-
MADE 10 blow up the fonsyi,anasH Office With Drury
torpedo
The drawings Of rhe paintings in Doty's Art Union
o In this city lass evening Three OF the seven
prizes including the peI aid oii painting OF Susan
nah ana the tldrrrH drawn by Mr. Benjamin
NoCohuii, of bOstUb
The dwelling Of our Native American Csngressman,
MIR Levin, vas bus'aroaH'y tuter-d o. Wednesday
mig h set and robbed oi number ~ very valuable ar
tci-s Among the articles stolen Wa splendid dia-
mcr snd smeTsid wing
Flour quiet hcaetac sals 81 stnndard brands at 81
ss}ih 40 an sa,s oiYrrar White shs's a, ST IA rye is
In aemsnd hrner ngures New yellow corn, BOO
No change oats. SAFES ~ Orleans mOlases at 10,
aLs New Or suFgr ~ ho 6tc both on time Whs-
hey in barrels. 25c.; hhcs i4c-
Money easier t,-dsy The Treasurer commenced TO
or this the semi annual srest due on the safe
debt About Slsp0O sps Nov Y RI. Stoets are more
huoJfntt TO day. Win eptculrtVe "ven eat IN Reading
Railroad. Annexed tho f.ies;ftrsf Bo1rf-D SHARES
Eeadnr RE- h; SIp0 H. g. ~ Iilis; \. An. IA, 1885
SItO Chez. Del l 81 Ascb ~, 2t's 80 Nsrristown
RR 2fh. ~ r.rra bk. ie1 Second foaFd-29 she y. o.
Ga, naS; $500 spr'ue Gafaon bss i5J aesding RR l6
$500 = So s1ut9 90 ssl5 ssl Bt ~ 70 y An.
irs IIIs S4to0 heading Bond " Soop d.. tGs $3.50
Amt. Bonds, 81, ~ >ftu a. : &c 81 li2s stD
T,yas rcs Irr 9nfs ~ Northerr Bk KY,
IOlL; $500 Norristovn RR Co. y. 10 Mech. Blk, Aa.