New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
LAEnIrr FOR CoUyrERFrrr BnL.-The

LnBmITr FOR COUNTERFEIT BILLs.-The
sytem adopted by the Suffolk Bank of marking all
counterfeit bills that pass through the foreign money
department Of that Institution, operates great check
10 the passage o. bad money in city. When once
bill "a marked, the person from whom 1t was received a
liable and must either redeem or inform 10 whora IL
returned Attempts have been made 20 erase the
SusOk mark but the officers put both on the face
and back OF the bill in such way to render any re
movsl impossible.
The benefits Of the system are every day felt. No
longer AGO than yesterday presented a counter.
felt bill at counter which had tae mark upon H. lie
did not know where he received IT, and g1n, % the
Sufok Bank ascersined there that deposited in
july 1850 By trader OF this city. The bill taken
~ ibis trader and redeemed. Boston Traveller.
- The steam saw mill of w :. Ballenger.
ESQ near smiihheId Johnston Co. n c. wss DESTROYED
by the explosion OF the boiler. The explosion took
place about IL NJ Mr. W. w. PerkinsOn the SAWYER
and Mr. Willis Balleuger son OF the proprietor were
list uiy killed Two negro men were thrown several
yArds and seriously but not dan gerousy hurt BOY
thrown about ffty yards but not badly hurt Mr.
Thomas Hing, the engineer. VINO was N the mil AZ the
time OF Immediately refusing 10 stop 10 converse
reste ythins concerning the occurrence search
was made for him but be could not be found he sun
pO-ed 20 have been ceTnnsed by the shock
NJ Parkinson All industrious and upright man
lie has let widow and five children, whose condition
sppesi- strongly to the sympathy Of the community.
Tie explosion, Il u thought was produced by dei
ciency OF water the b0er-in other words by iaa,
teafiss - odrlessness.
~ The British Wing (Csnada) has the fol-
| loving
"PKEsIpENr PIEncE,-The opinion ia getting 10 be
almost universal that General Pierce has unexpected
and extraordinary qualifications for the Presidential
Office lie conducts himself with the greatest uolesty
and discretion. He accepts iEy.;atiOns 10 public
boucrs Every speech, and letter. and word that have
gpue from him bis nomination have been charac
terzed by spirtt Of nSde-y. moderation AMI anosCsu
tatsl us truth
~ The Fond dH Lac (Wis) Journal in an
article assirst the WHO OF granfiax our p.b,
iEds to Railroad CONF EDies ke- makes the re
EArss. II pubic .aDds 70 be granted "a xrs
tHy, Heavens et u Be y sctC-l eEtles "a -
elanffes THIS would psh the purpose OF encoy
,suE industry and settling the country aud
effect would e create ceceSty tor Railroads al
nkke Object for capitalists 20 invest aOuey-h,vn,
TIE srtemeri Of the pubic snds would r>ey c.u.. -
eoEueron OIL eco res Of Railroad 10 LIS Ssats rhas ~
giving sway Of thsss lands 70 Railroad Companies TIE
exrs1ieree Of WcoaGn u Improvement xr4n e rot y,rT
| catering
! e The Frederick (Md.) Examiner records
Elh reverer,4 sorrow the death the 5h ins- Of NJ
TIE Worries OF The Revolutionary war the I'D vear
u her age This venerable lady wss. believe tbs
oldest nhsbtsDt Of Us city sac ws born on the lsrb
cay Of October, leo under the re-za Of George m
hHg Of England ant has lived witness 70 TIE zboie
hstoIy Ct The United States from the Declaration ~
lndependsDce 10 the rui,on Of the Union Of the .r.
| one sovereign states The deceased was the r-rra
serfslEe OF tive generations beng great grea, grand
| mo.her, and bad daughter, vtose daughters dsurh
| Ter had dsughter-sI living