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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
GERMANY.
Things liked.

II is authoritatively stated that Austria and
Prussia intend to monopolise the military system
and 20 occupy the most important position in Ger
MANY An army OF the two powers VIII occupy
the country from Rastadt TO Dusseldorf, with It's
Headquarters at Msyesce and Frankfort. Vienna
letters contradict the late rumor Of the intended
movement of the Hesse and Holstein troops into
the Austrian provinces. They likewise contradict
the rumor Of proposed Russian loan Of 100000
forms. The Breslau Zeitung states that the con.
centration oflarge masses of troops in and around
Vienna had given rise to the most alarming romors'
Adyices from Berlin state that at one o'clock on
the 18th inst. Baron Manteuffei returned most I'M
expectedly from Dresden. he was Immediately
admitted TO an audience by the King. 1t was
stated that Baron Manteufel would return to
Dresden on the 10th. The Ministerial papers state
that France will mediate between Germany and
Switzerland, and that England intends to support
the latter power. The German States will reserve
their measures until the Central Executive Power
shall have been constituted. Our advices from
Cassel are Of Feb. II. The Bavarian troops in
Hesse have been ordered to return to their own
country. They are to march on the 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
The Flre on the UIrica at ChnrIestOn.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday March I.
The bark Ulrica, which was on hre at the
wharf was placed outside in the stream after the
fire " as out by the harbor master, he taking pos
session, as be says by order Of the Mayor OF the
city. the captain protesting against his so doing
until he could have the vessel pumped out or have
her spars and yards taken down 60 prevent her
from upsetting which request was refused and he
was placed ashore at Hog Island.
The shippers sent men on board for the purpose
of saving the cargo, but about II o'clock yester-
day, while Mr. Sproul agent Of the underwriters,
and Mr. Epping, clerk in the house Of L. Trapman
& Co, were or board experimenting operations,
the bark suddenly keeled over and sunk, those on
board having a narrow escape for their lives. Mr..
Epping was slightly injured. Mr.. Sproull was the
last to leave the vessel, and by cutting the painter
prevented the boat from swamping. Nothing of
the vessel bat her mizzeD chains appears above
the water, but the agent has placed an anchor SO
as to prevent her slipping off into deep water
The vessel will probably be a total loss and the
cargo saved, if any, in damaged condition. The
Captain has since contracted to have her placed
on the flats for safety. The vessel will be con.
demned The merchants have advised the Cap
tain to sue the City Council for all extra expenses
and damages caused b. their proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
LIENS from Washington.

WAsHINGroN, Thursday, Marcn b
An actor at the National Theater, named
Webb, was found drowned in the CRY Canal this
morning. -,
The extensive stables attached to Serial 8
tavern in Georgetown, were destroyed by hFe
last night Horses and carriages were saved.
Lawrence b. Taylor, Wing, has been reelected
MAY or of Alexandra.
The Legislature of Virginia have fixed the 2ith
inst for final adjournment.
A negro man named Harris is now being tried
before the Criminal Court for assisting Gen.
Chspin in abductng the slaves of Stephens aud
Toombs. He was the driver OF the carriage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
Tornndo In Shreveport.

From the New Orleans Delta, Feb 20.
FEE. 10, ISL have this moment witnessed
one Of the most severe hurricanes that have ever
seen and the most destructive in It's course.
1t commenced raining here yesterday, and con
tiIued with little intermission ali night, until this
morning, when it held up for while, and CON
menced raining again at intervals throughout the
day. AT o'clock in the afternoon there was
momentary cessation, but followed by the tornado
The iirsE elects Of this terrible storm visible in
town was the blowing out the gable end Of the
house on TexRs-st., occupied by Mr. +. II. Jordan
and hlr. Morgan, doing some other damage to the
ROOT bat not serious. Passing along 2 new build
ing, with the ioce pinned fast, it turned them all
from their places. Passing to the house at the
corner Of Texas and Market SITS, upper side, occu-
pied by Mr. Kneeland as grocery and dry goods
store, it swept the entire roof from the house,
raising it above its position, and letting it down
again with such force that Il broke through into
the store. The rain falling in torrents at the time,
will cause great loss to Mr. Kneelsnd
The wind passing thence 10 the lower corner Of
Texas and Market SITS. almost completely
rooted the two story brick store formerly occupied
by MeisTs. Webster Co, and owned by Oglesby
* Griswod The house being covered with tin.
the wind tore it off in large sheets, and rolled Is
up like q rag-threw the mass over several houses
ia the yard Of Col HeArns hotel pas sing along ia
its couue, it tooA the brick house on Market ct.
below the market, owned BY Mr. B sown, aud part
ly occupied by DR.. NJ. Estes as bis Office blew out
the end fronting on Marke. 81. leaving all Dr..
EItess medicines exposed to sighs and to the
weather. Ia its course TO the leyee, Mr. z. q.
Harts large brick warehouse stood in its way,
and suffered considerable in the roof
The steamboat Caddo lying at the landing was
driven cut into the river her lines "giving way
TIE chairs that happened to be outside the cabins
were snatohed up by the wind, and after pifouet-
ting Tor a bile In the AIR fell into the river, AMI
the wind, wreDching of some parts OF the hurr-
cane roof Of Tie boat, was content to pass On rs
way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
List of Pateots
hsued from The United Stats Patent Ooes for ne WEE
ending AagcAf l2sl


endin9 A1fchf l2sL
lcarstulg prepares " Toe Tn51nsl
VIM. Brewer and John Smith. Of tho county of Slny
England, FOR improvement IN Pspcf MOics ante dsed
FEB IL, 1919; dated March 1851
Jlnius JUdsOn, Of New York, y Tor inpfOveme Ia
Power Governor Dated March 4, 1851.
John w NysIOm OF Phi Gdelpla. r. iOr lt0pooyemsnt
10 Csicua lnR hachiles. Dated March 4, 1851.
Bernard WELL Of Res5'Dg Pa fr improved ne hOi OF
Bueing he WaeT-spsces Of Boirs Dated arch 4 1851
Henry II. Snow, VI New Haven Com for Improvement
In Peppe mint Oroppels. Da ed M4Tca I, 1851
Henry Waterman, Of New YORK, II Y Tor Variable Cut
od. regulated BY The governor. Dsle March4 1884,
Edmund Gaines, OIL gioches Texas fJr Improve
meLI IN Dressing MlE5lonts Dsted March 4, 1851
REISSUES
John Jones q Clyde NY fornprovement IN Carriages
Paienied Jan IL, 1851 Reissue March 4, 1851.
CbaTes WlSOu OF SprO ghe'd Mas. 0T Improvement 10
Cunng stone. Pa'ented Maich 10 1911 Reiss1ed March
4, 1851.
DESIGNS
Oerontr sOD, % BOs.o1 Mass FOR desgl 0r Furnace
Registers Daled March T. 1851
Card e. Ctisor OF Boston Mas for design Or Furnace
Res listers. Daied March (. 1851
CaFdrsr ellison Of Boion, AaGs Tor design bur Furnace
hegisleW. Dated Mnrfhf. 1851
Gsrduer Chsou Of Boston for desgn for Registsrs
fCF Furnaces. Ds.ed Mach 4, 1881
Samuel w Gbbs Albany, n Assignes, or 70 jaeger
TresaWe Perry, Ct saus place, Tor design FOR Ssoyes
Dated HErch T. 1851.
samuel " Gibbs o. Albany Y Assignee, or to lager
TreadweI Refl, Of ssuc place. Tor deslgn iof stoves
Da'st March 4, 1881.
JOINS Fs.r. ol A.sany. b. r. or design Tor stoves
ue.rg p .rch Z, 4tlf
s.rr.i "a. sfas, fA1s-r ny As.ignee, orio lager,
rff..NEI Co. ar. or. a ~ d,sisn for 30fes "a
I'D A.fel 8, la3i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

CASADIAN ITENs Hon. James Morris OF Brock
vile has been gazet.ed G member Of the Exscu
tive Council and in few days he will also DO
gazetted Postmaster General Of Canala..... Hon
James Leslie, Secretary Of the Province. has is
sued a circular 10 deputy POstmasters la Canada,
notify IIe them. that from the 5sa Of April prOXl.
o. the new rates Of postage will 60 into effect O..
The rates Of postage are 81 3 cents) Tor any dis
tance under 90 miles, other rates il proportion
The reduced rates Of postage Will be great boor
to the people Of Canals, who have lorg been op-
pressigeiy taxed with high postage rstes....Tne
great inauguration banquet given oy the Mayor
OF Toronto TOOK place on Saturday, Feb. 22.-
About 40 persons were present IL vas attend
ed by His Exceleucy, the members Of the Gov.
eminent, the judges, the Roman Catholic aud
Protestant EPscopsl Bishops. the members Of
the corporation, aid Zoe principal military olcers
Of tie garrison, &c. Tue banquet passed of With
great tc'Gt....Ihe new assessment law is about
coming into operation. I. Is founded upon the
correct principle Of placing the public burden
upon all persons alike, according to ths amount
Of property or income acquired ani enioyed by
esch.-.-Tbe Council Of the new Church Ueiyer
sity q ruity College las advertised f.r Darties
II slec- part Of toe noT Institution Toe C9u1
Ell has Iot funds % proceed aish ths entire
tUfi.lrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

SUGARWest India quiet, but not lower sales 2)7 max
Ing for The week 900 casks In refined few buyers; brown
lump 48s Cd; al public sales OF Mauus, 200 bags went
S8s AS for yellow, and brown Sos - 37s being fail
rates; lOG bags Madras went az from SOS 10 49, nave
2as to 31s CoFFEE-Natiye Ceyon As. but few buyers
Plantation rather lower Of 400 packages al auction,
sold at sis 10 55s for fine ordinary TEAln common Con.
gou good deal doing at llid TO l4d. RUMThe sales
for the week uAng and rather cheaper Leeward Ia
3d. and East India 10 Cd to Is 6t t. gallon INDIGO selling
freely the previous dec inc COTTON-Saes ofthe week
l50O bales chiefly Madras, at full rates WooL-Public
Iaes projected with spirit al stiff prices TALLOwDsa
ers cautous; Le Y Q. SIS Sd % 37s Sd spol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
Before Judge Psine.
CnderhW L. Hall sgsinst NaLhL. II.
L. :. Commissioners Onlce....T HUSsOAr, g.

In the case of DiT. Lewis, charged in
relation TO warrant obtained from Washington on forged
papers as for claims for alleged deceased soldier ha
commissioner thought here suicleni testimony to
hold Mr L. the comp .airt ard made an oreer TO that
efec.
Charge Of RerOlt Twenty. one seamen,
being the crew Of the ship saac Webb lying Cd the Bat
tery bound for Liverpool arrested charged with
attempt atrevo Of them assaauag the Captain AID
with Delaying PIN another with attempting TO stab
the Cap ain and the whole mutnous aud refusing TO DO
duty The men whom Il vas said had been drinking 9
great seaD objected TO the second mate refused DO
duty II he wea They called all and the difficulty
occurred Two three Of them appeared TO have been
badly beaten. They committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
ITALY.
Awful Times.

1t 10 announced that Garibaldi has made his ap'
pearaDce near Geneva-which is rather Surprising,
considering that only day or two since ne was in
good health on Staten leland. He and Mazzini,
with, it is said, ample means, are making exten.
sive arrangements for the revoutionizing of Italy
in the Spring All kinds Of surmises are thro wn
out respecting their alleged intentions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
Tnbuns's Special Dispatches.
Fugitive slaves Mt Portland
ElecIi0n,

speeial Dhyaieh 70 The Tribune.
BosroS. Thursday. March s.
A gentleman Just from Portland Informs me that
81 Fugitive Slaves left that City yesterday Tor St
Johns. n. B. They were urged TO remain oy the
citizens, v no promised them protection, bot they
were living in constant fear and preferred to go
into safety while all was yet quiet. number OF
fueitives still remain at Portland, declaring that
they " in never be taken alive.
There is another great AMI Fugitive slave lA"'
meeting at Lynn 70 morrow night, and meetings
Of similar character are about being held all over
the State.
Hon. John Atwood, the late thrown overheard
addressed great mass meeting OF Independent
Democrats at Concord, n. H, on Tuesday eve
ming. He made an able speech, exposing the
New Hampshire bunker Regency in the bOldes'
manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

~ Among recent deaths in England, we no.
tice that Of Rev. Dr. PYE SIXTH, Of Homerton
College, in his 18th year he was an Influential
minister Of the Independent denomination. aad
was well known Ia this country by bis Tneologi
cal and Scientific Works
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
FreIsh,s Mt LIverpooI....FEB. 81

Freight fully supported in general with perhaps
e easier feeling the as day ortwo, and shpS eagerly
chartered as they arrive al extreme prices though there
yet corresponding advance in passage money. To
New York metals les 10 20s = ION; bu ky weight l7s
25s fine goods. It's Sd hard Tare l5s eahenwae,
rs Cd 10 l5s BOstondead weight &s to @5s hue goods
20S; hardware. 2s earthenwsre, 10s TO 2s 81 Pbsde
phisdeed weight 2Ds TO sos fine goods Pa; hardware,
Is; earheaWale, rs Cd to Us. BG.mo0edead weight,
lis Ga to fine goods .0s hardware 40s ethenwtre,
Ia New Oeans- dead weight lis Cd 10 l7s Cd h1e
goods 2Os hardware 20s earihenware, Sc y ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
By Telegraph to she NsW-Yerk Tribune
Eleotlon. In oneao County. n. Y.

COOPERsrOwN Thursday, Macn O.
The returns from Otsego County thus far sho"
Free Soil Otsego, Diego, Milford, Laurens
Decatur, WesttOrd, Burlington, Springfield, Ike
ter Richfeld Cherry Valley, Unadills ButsernGts,
Oneouts. Wings IL Dem. 3. bunker; Md
dlefeld, Hart wick, New Lisbon. To hear from
Mary land Worcester, Morris, Pittsteld Plain
field EdneGtOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
Court Of Common Pleas. :. THURSDAY, March

John Norman against Bank Of Savings.
d. posted in the Chambesst Savings Bank 4O
IN deposits OF Sc and S42 On his making the hst elost
be received usual. Bank Book being No lts71A Sub
seuuent To bis making The second depos appesed
Al tho Bank having the BANK Book. ssyisg hs John
Mob man. aud demanding the loo. which paid him,
certain questions being FIST pat la him which he answered
necily appeal hal the Bank Book had been stolen
from the possession Of plsnG aud that the person who
pretended 20 be plaintiff was not him
Suits brought sgsnSl ta Bank by plaintiff TO re-
cover the $780, The GROUND that the book had been stolen
tom paiudf that the Bsnk nd exercised negligence In
paying i ana was hOu0d 10 pay plsind, s owner.
1.-THE question:" the CouIt said, lis whether SaSlnge
Bank which has paid money FOR depos or without NOTICE.,
a person who had stolen tho book aud personaisd INA
deDOsitor, IL liable for the money so paid" . . -
The Court thought the terms printed IN INC bookl
that the salon Of the bOOs may DO treated by tns
of the hook las given he Bank until after payment and
he Bank is in way In default" Each party as
sumes certain dulles making deposits the deposoT,
hat he Will take proper Of his hook and The Bank
that they w notpsy 10 " no does not produce IL
"fhe equities are with the Balk they having paid on
the prod ior Of he hook aud the Dep sor by neglect
on his part having suffered the book 10 stolen from hs
posse scion" judgment for defend ant (he Bank)
George Il. Carter, at the Suit Of Maria
Carter By George Catag her merit Jresd-sut by Mrs.
G against her husband. which NOT successful. Or
deTed, that the said George G. next friend pay foo so,
being costs. on attachment issue.
John B0chmdRn and others ads. Christian
g. Gunthey Motion to resrsin proceeding OF sectmenl
where tenant, as alleged. contrary To agreement had
rented part Of upper portion OF 30 William st. TO hIbO
grspher-when Il oe f,r a boarding house and
heavy machinery Introduced Motion Tor injunction denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
RUSSIA.
Great Army In Poland.

The Hamburg correspondent of The Tunes in.
forms us, ON the authority of travellers who have
lately passed through Poland that an enormous
Russian army has been concentrated in an i'm,
posing and menacing position, in the kingdom OF
Poland, and that rumors OF en- important exPedi-
ton are freely circulated among the various corps
Of that army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
Liverpool Iron Market.

LIvERPoON, Feb 2lThe trade in Iron costumes quiet
last reported There has been change Ia prices and
no probability OF immed alteration Present quotations
In Liverpool Merchant Bar, s. Is Cd Nail ROis l7s
Sd; Hope 81; Sheet 81 1851 Scotch Pig No. 2 rs
Bars in Wales, "a l7s Cd; No Pgs, in Glasgow, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
Further Particulars of the Fire ut the Ar
cade, New. Orleans.

NEW-ORLEANs, TUESDAY, March I.
The Arcade is half destroyed; about $4,000
was insured on the whole building in NewOr-
leans The Bulletin had $4,000 in the New
Yoik Sun Mutual Insurance Company. The total
losa is esLimate 81 500 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
Tho False ImprIsoBms Of mn American
Captain aT HHyti, &c.

DOsIONl IuuFsI1Ff WaTcl o.
Letters from Cape Hayden Of Feb. Is state
that Commodore Parker, OF the Serauac, had made
formal demand upon the Emperor for redress 10
the matter Of the imprisoument OF Capt. Mayo OF
the big Leander. Tue Saranac sailed FEB. l.,
for Porto Rico aud st. Thomas for coal, and thence
returned to Pert al Prince to obtain the ans wer
of the Emperor. The same letter states that the
steamer W alter Witch has been placed at the dis.
posal of Mr. w alsh, the T. Special Agent who
is charged with the paciGcation Of thetwo ends Of
the Island.
Letters from Honduras of a late date mention
rumors Of q blockade Of TruXillo and Omoa by
the English.
Markets.. New ORLEANS, Thursdsy, March 4.
COTTON is droOping-the days sales have been
ID ghfc laft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

DfscoNTINUED-GFeen's Cornefs Oseida Co Y.
Hgkrsyile, Anderson District sc; ARK, DeKalb Co
&c Prairie Scott Co. AK Csines's Bend HAWKINS Co
Tenn Buffalo Lake, Marquette Co Wis
NAMES CHANGED Cefestown Mexican Co PA-name
CHANGED 70 Ceres" AlegGny Co NY Santa Pc Column
pie @ kl0rida-n aIne chapged % Colllnan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
TURKEY.
Tho IIungariRns.

1t is sand that Gen Dembinski has been sent to
Constantinople but that Kossuth aud the others
are still at Kutahia All OF the refugees have left
Ehumla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

BE- E,ie Railroad TAursday. AareA 200
pkes Butter l92 Calves s. u'gs l2i bDs and 10 bass
or "a Fkss Cat.se 30 IBIS w. ssY s. casks Ashes
so,s Ltsfrr sheep tstd Car Il, a5i nsns.s ot'
$50 DEL Com st7 co VIE o.. 9o fcsi ~ DO baley
tle = g. bales Nrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07

Pc' Sisarer PGclfc-Messrs Niuman WIN, +. 3. Par
soas, Molina. h. NJ Ttus J. $. Snsth }. Ii. C0sls. Jas
Normandy, } Peasant. p. 2. Pochst. Muldeosr R.y-
mond, Guiisn, iCspt DNcy, hr. newton, r L. Brown,
Mr. Napier, T.. stevens OF The Auanucs psssen gers
simeon basss,I DR.. saul Boyd, Mr. Bernard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
COMMERCIAL.

The market closes frmer at the quotations Of
this day week.
CoRN-The market is doll and prices nominal
PROvIsioRs-LOW In stock aud 10 demand Nothing
done In Hams Shoulders Pork iteady aud good bu
sDees being done Beef Cheese (phme has advanced
2s03s a. cwt.
The IRoN trade 10 quiet.
The MoNEY market STEADY ConsolS closed yesterday a.
96 for money! and 96 account An average business
has been done In American Stocks a. the follow wing rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
mV.,.rfous RappinE-Insanity.

To ne Edifo, Of The TFibEnei
obserye in the Nee York Medical Gazette,
published by Dr. Reese, and in the number for
March l. two articles ia reference to the Spiritual
RappiDgs," so called. One Of them endorses the
exposition Of Professors Flint Lee and Coventry
at Buffalo, and the speaks Of case OF insanity
produced by the rappings
Rad originally no faith in their spiritual mani
festations but have lately been investigating
item, with mind disposed 10 weigh carefully ani 10 re-
ceye the truth whatever may be- and desfe very nil1h
10 learn oil ibet csn he $40 On BON sides a.,
DR. Pesses etanorg Of itself was calculate n give Nc
rserious ghi my mirc, which IL however jm7~ u
oeItc The anc temper OF his All es ana me
cor DEAN hOse be- fer from bin 10 opinion Su II he
makes an assertion from bic knowledge an bound
10 treat II with respectful consideration.
These b areif ferded 20 preface this inquiry Wnch
| desire 10 put % The Doctor ih Ough your columns
In second article pa So he A ease ofiosanly
has already occurred within few days by reason Of ne
revelation made by mysterious rsps mat me steamship
Atlantic bad been wrecked with The loss OF AZ on board
although since his melancholy cttrastophe tue
wfete spirits have made The rappnk have
rived al home Of them 70 md his 7Ve nldHide from
q beiilf IN these 0h0sfy kEocsf"gs"
Now, | eesrc 10 know whether Or Reese means 70 De
UNDERWOOD asserting This his own kno~lsdse or ron
information only ,,.
call his attention. the that learn from my
ueAons ha The statements not true Either he or nave
been imposed upon mslformed and desire very mlcn
tok1ow which That only be ascertnned Oy learning
the ofihe person TO whom he eludes and peg lAt
be will disclose il either through your columns or privately
through you, he choose and ihnE you may assure
him that the writer Of this vii hesitate 70 MORN hn II
the gallon sha establish the truth OF his assertion l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
Court of General Sessions. THURSDAY, March ..
Before Judge Deboe and Ald OlkIey and Chapman.

Trial tOr Car1yiag u Siung Shot,
Charles Benjamin cO,orsG, tei for having Ia bis pos
seseOn tuug shot with inleGt 10 Tho same on his
brother n-law Samuel ArUst oug the 9Th OF Isnnafy
last. The testimony OF Armstrong the prime pal witness
sustain hs ge but The defense Introduced syi.
dence 10 show that he cOus person aud not
to be believed under oath Tho prisoner therefore
quiued and discharged.
Trial for Forgery IN The Second Degree.
George Plgou was placed trial charged with forging
a nole Of which the following IL a copy.
S-7ft5 EeN-YoEH Jan- n, 1870.
Eth tbs AFTER date promise psy o hessp
y, cher Rush s474 s. value received
Due March 18th 1881. ROBI. BARRY 4 son.
[Etdor-ed By b casr & Rub
A Mr. John Nicholson 10 whose employ Pi9ot was for
several years testified that the filling up OF tho
bed the Of the pTssner that The signature
Of Rob Barry Son not genuine. Caspar Escher Of
the firm OF Escher Rush. esi6ed that the endorsement
forgery. The case will be resumed Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-07
London Produce nIarket....FeB. 81.

Tie state OF trade in general good although the pou
cal 1.-The past week have rather had tendency 10
dfpTessit