New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19

fed lsst evening with me view OF the oceutfsron
Of our nesrest planetary neighbor with eur own ssie
lite. About o'clock the fair planet, After slow
approach - IL undecided which Of the two upturse
borps to choose sank behind the southern limb OF the
moon Every body was on the watch for her resp
pearapce, but the moon WA we'll down, and 1t that
nomen, faded away in haze, too thick for the silver
rays Of the coy Venus to penetrate.
MoRI OF The Book SALE Bangs & Co q ssle
last evening opened with 'plendid copy of "Ho-
"sartbs works,' at ESQ., Gfu'ers Inscriptions,
slo; the "worij Of Hallsm," ses; "Harrng'ous
"Ariosto, " 90; "Johbsops Works" el2 SO; ben
"Jortop," fol 1892, 90 25; "KOsnpfers Japan"
elO "Memoirs of Miss Deborah Sampson, who
served az a Continental Soidie. for nearly three
year. preserving her chastity invola,e by the most
ariful oopce alnen, Of her SEX" Sc so; sir John
" Franz Inns Expeditions in 1919 and 1928" $40 80.
A translation Of the Cato Major, printed and s,ld
"by Franklin" 81 50; Pamphlet on the Mos.
" quito Question 1879, g. 25; Hsckluyts Gal
"vsnos Discoseries," $l7; "Gomars" French
trsI Station, ell; Gryb9us "Novus Orbis," from
the Poet Grsys Librsry. with bis autograph and Ms.
Notes e21; the fret edition of Hscsluyts Collec-
ton," with autograph Of Thos. Csvenoish, s32 so.
The ridiculous price Of sl2 was paid for copy OF
" The F,dersIi.t;" while very fine copy Of H4rs's
voysgss and Trsvels," brought only Is. Father
Hernep,n's New Discovery" sl2. collection o!
American Pau phlt,s by David Hoffman, Esq '" in
81 vols sold at Sos co. "Hojlss Memoirs" slo so.
Fbst EDesb edition Of "J.ff-IsoDs Notes, e5;
:" J.ffeys American Atlas l776 slo; Joyful
News out Of the New Fouas World describing the
"rae and singular virtues OF divers Herbes, Trees,
L" Oyles, PlsDtes and Stones black let er, 1880,
Sc 80 Keitb's " Hi.tory OF Virginia, elo rare
old translation Of Rabeais, brought only g. Gil
apnope's History Of Naples early and only rans-
laiion, 81. Original edition Of Gibbons Roman
Empire" vols. 4tO, So so. finely illustrated
qusr'c copy of Shakespeare" sl2 IS; Chroniqae
" du Roy Louis TX, avec Glossare Par lie Sieur de
"Joiove O., containing the miracles OF st Lo1is old
French folio 81 so; Herreras Historis General de
& lss Ipdiss" vols. fol 1907, $40; 1xtlilIochts
Hisoire dee Cbicbe meques on des Anclens Rois de
Tezcuco," s3; History of the Devil, Ancient aud
Modern,"s 81 AlOe ether prices were very fair,
although it req red the few fancy prices paid to bring
the generality up to that standard
NEw CoUHTERFEIIs on THE CHEMICAL BANK
BREAKING UP OF GANG OF Communicate den
OF couuterft ers has jus, been discovered ia this City,
ard through the exetions Of Sergt Martin and Officer
brob en- up snd elk of the gang arrested 1t appears
that the officers received information that man by
the name of John =. Good had recently arrived from
Pbilsd, pbia having in his possession large nu bbsr
IS counterfeit bills on TIC Chemical Bank for circua-
ton. They arrested Good, and he acknowledged
having been sent to the City with packages of the
bills for two fem ale counereiters, named Eden Tag
CART and Ann Boyle, residents of No. AZ Baxter St,
who were to put them in circulation. These two fe-
males were then arrested, and in their pos session
considerable lumber Of the bills were fousd, but most
Of them had been passed to grocers, aud others in the
Civ The officers also arrested Mrs Thompson,
Of Philadelphia while she was in the &C. Of attempt
ing TO pas one of the bills in Chathamst. Shortly
arer this arrest the officers were informed that an
old offender, known az Dandy o. Mara, Capt. of the
HOUNDS, was in possession Of large amount OF this
and other counterfeit money, which he WAS abou! to
hand ov er to the Baxer.t for circulation. The
officers secretsd themselves in the house Of the fe
males and soon after arrested Marc as he was en-
ttrpg it, and on searching his person. found several
bundle dollars in counterfeit money, of various de-
pominsiioIs and on various banks. The pri-oners
we're all taken before Justice Brennan, and locked up
for examination. The s5 counts rfeix on the Chemi-
cal Bar are so well ed, and resemble 90 Close
" the genuine ISSUE tba; the Pretdent Of the Bank,
OF frtt sight thought them to be suc1 Pereoos who
have bad passed upon them csunerfsits ae requested
to make known the fact at the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court.
You've AMERICA ON A SPREI.-A demonstration
took place lat evening, at Stayvessut institute on
the part of the Junior Sons Of America" and was
ate ended by quite nunerout audience. The order
Of exercises comprised varet Of vocal AMI inssru-
mental muiic, with address At by members OF the
Association aud other interested in the progress OF
Native Americsnism. Shelions Brass Band WAS in
attendance and furnished appropriate music for the
occasion. Chsuncey Sosfer, and other well hnoTn
opponents of the American Movement, were adver-
tired TO appear, but Disappointed the audience by
their sbsence. In consequence, it was found nec0-
sary to call in the aid Of some extern oorsneous speak
ere, and Messrs. Charles T Mills Bard j. B Spar
row, and Stephen Munn-all tolerably well known to
the c. mmunity in their several capacities