New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21

the dooese mod form Of timer ns msot BIO adopt
sd witch would relieve the clergy snd give tbs
CLureh h..ib .od life. IL should Do objected that tbs
TIE vs., opened by oOeoty .on, sad
Church sIsdo.y so~ius Up to ~. sth.ds sc 81 the
t5ss ps. Tine b. reyootoD Of kind, alter.
alton Of eanors, nothing is waited bu' setoa"
MrRAcLns IN NEw.YoRK We learn from The
GAyisttor SPirituota that there are in this City
body of people devoted to gbost.seeing phenomena,
who call themselves The MI acle Circle TIE sort
OF miracles they show thus descrb bed by one Mr..
Milleri
"on Palm Sunday went to the MIace Circle AID that
which viii r,.e Tn. circle held A. tho OF
MI Oft Which NJ. wolt ana the whole family quite
ed When myself ard Gieno xIt ners there wa
q m m;ss 70. e,ss sd rs Nv NV. ;d h'
Tho then stsd that be and his uiend shown
Mr. w.fi,os large empty roow and told they ooad IL
ths,s son tue the %e@s" Of The ece md st cans.
,d tho tables aud CT air. add III ned
rhee BiDe letters del yered from tnsstb the table so
sso ens" Of Ben iooson An,ih-r et.s from toe
WI; h ei,e eoLt'ssa me rins,sIs OF pe'-on sa ned
well s1eoDtd the hsh seemed ~ b. formed p,cias fro
TIE tab, 9th rough cuy rs..-i round
examined The given pu, under the bie
% tuuns 10y bsos uoder som- cod sue'tncs io1hsd ny
sferwNd Mr. Bentins resebed the envelope sad 10
H.. -e the h, TIRE SsS gs,
spd rn,rkd into envelope By su,nger sn1 by hn
envelope. ard put under the table After or two
the envelope again produced from beneath the table and
f.t pI,sssisn On the psps were a. the Pdvste n,rss
.h. bad been mad. 90 the s.es, .seh Ss s1 s1ns
oilson Of cs.roo At the post Of s.isn wishing TO .no~
then Immediately or this the erce broke up and
sens when letter sidos fr'p the fore part
question very .So line 1ss.d had elapsed The Iet,s
contained description Of toe exPstsoiJ Of all metals known
PArrns UNDER THE NEW LAw.-We have been
requested to state ths the necessary pspers for per-
n. i Al N
~ Liquor law, recently passed. hsve bsen. prepared
by the judges Of tie Common Pleas, and can be had
at the ,fice Of the Clerk of the Court, No 10 City
Hall.
The FINE ARTs-A new Boston notion has just
made IT, appearance in the capital of Kuow-Nothing-
dom. 1t is very perfect Likeness Of BILLY PArTER-
SON, ancestor of "Mrs. Patterson" who visited
Lowell with Mr. HES, a. the expense of the STATE of
Massachusetts We believe the question Of " who
struck Billy Patterson still remains a secret OF
1.-THE Order" We propose to drop that inquiry, aud
institute who paid for Mrs. Patterson p
New observation-disclosures Z 4tent Pen holders,
having projectors for the thumb and middle ager,
seem TO e1celeny adapted to the teaching o. chill
dren bow to hold pen; and for this purpose we
derstand they have been introduced into the public
tCnOtb OF Inuhuflpn6 lucy hro rhlucT dNhWhiu
to old writer's at first touch but they at least
IL care h..d and prevent tho orsmp which fro
quently attends much writing.
We earn that DR.. I, ,p.,n, II g new Health officer
at Slater Island, has selected DIR. Mattadas as his
deputy.
WAsTEp-AsorHER LINE OF STAGES TO BLOOMING
pAIr-Cbarles Francis, of Bloomngdae, complains
of the dilapdsted condition of the o nn'buses aud
horse power If the Boo"ingdale aad Manhattaaviue
line Of stages sDd the tremendous din the drivers have
TO nal e. to keep their beasts from stopping entirely
lie thiIi that the Broadway line would fluid 1t to their
advantage to run extras far s6hs even If they
had TO charge accordingly as many persons in that
vicinity would pledge themselves onize 1t. The
travel on the Bloomingdse-road he says, is immense,
the road in good order and the season favorable for
the commencement Of such a movement
ANOTHER GIRL Losr.-Mis. Alice ID svis states that
her daughter Mary Ann girl of fifteen left home on
JAN 25, and has no. been heard o. since. She has
dark eyes and hair dark complexion, full face and
lud6y; IL Of about medium hight and hss slight
Imperfecton on the midole fuger of her right hand
SINGULAR CASE OF FORGERY John NJ. Downing,
a cooper by trade arrested yesterday, charged
with forgery. The particulars of the case are as fol-
lowe: On the eth nit a draft for $3.50 81 from the
banking house OF III. W. Conner, Charleston, 5. u.
in favor Of John W. Downing, Chestnut st., Phla-
dephis, vas, by careessness misdirected and found
Ire way to this City. Tie postInan had delivered
letters John NJ Downing, at his residence No. 10
Chestnut ct, NewYork, and supposing this letter
was intended for him, he left ii at his house, Mr..
Downing being absent. On his return home he
opened the letter and seeing the draft at loss
TO account for it, and finally the letter aud draft
to lawyer in Wallst., whose name be gave, and
asked ADVICE TO what course he should pursue.
TIE lawyer told him to indorse the draft and draw
the money and be then Endorsed it. signing his own
name, but the teller of the bank refused TO pay the
draft until the ibdorser Identified, and this was
effected by the lawyer. TIE money was then drawn,
the teller not noticing the din renee between the
names on The face and back Of ,he draft aud by adj
vice Of the lawyer, was deposited with Mr.. Riggs,
banker at No. 50 Wall ct for safe keeping. The
draft was subsequently returned by the BANK 70
CLaIleston S. G and the error discovered Informs
ton was sent TO the Chief OF Police, and an oihcer
ives dispatched to hunt up Downing, and he was
arrested ard taken before justice Osborn. liz
sckuovledged the whole transaction, ana returned
the none, the bank alleging that he had no randu
lent intent In pursuing the course he did, ihs
Magistrate will invesisse the matter in day or tFo
ARRvALs-Among the recent arrivals In town we
notice the following:
Attbe sErroreLIIAx HorrI-Hop Preston k1s osaens
f.rmss,sr White T.npss.s; aaa, sa:. S.a
s sssr1..f h hsso.s a'' Ss1yssd
Rssoss. esesss,svs, D C II. O. Fsut. wa.hnson C. l.
Cunhisshsn AIls.sss; Hadsos CroOssr. Philadelphia.
~ AZ ,Ss A.,os Hovsr-Geo; W. Ely. Roehssier; W. G.
Snvsessei = baks, New ppshire; H. w. oven,