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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-30
CSoPY OF A LETTER FROM M. L. BISHOP.


~ 1os FIRST STREET, 9th, 9th month, 1885,
10 the Editors Of The New York Daily your
paper Of the 2oth, you have paragraph headed 'Msr
reply. You have placed my name and profession para
lei with John Wroe and this mans character you de-
pouncs demoniac, &C., bringing forth charges against
ever has been done By his most bitter enemies and you
hold forth to readers associate with this
John Wroe In answer to some of lucrous remarks
II have been member Of the Christian Israelte Church
since 1929 which is 26 years, and John Wroe then
in said church. This goes beysnd the statement given
by the Times As to the 'ong boards, white hats . &s
men not at liberty to for themselves in these mat
terss You say Ihe women are attired in linen exclu
sively, and green stockings" Gentlemen, IL you
have had such familiar intercourse with linen attred Ia
dies to know the particular color Of their stockings
can in truth assure yoo that there is such law
custom among the women in the House Of Israel But
be those things as they may you say, SIT is not for
free and What then has given rise to this sophisti
cation in your article headed "M. L. Blshop-John
Wroes' What is Of man will fail and what is OF God
ye cannot destroy. You date the origin of the system
OF my belief to 10 or ~ years ago. date its origin
nearly years ago. but hid in the three
time, 0till the whole is levened." Further, if the
.John Wree you refer to has erected marble lodges
as gates to the New jerusalem leaving them "unfn-
ished' to this day, your JohA Wroe" tolerates
or doctrines contrary to the Scriptures Of
at all whose name ia attached tothe books you found
the table in the Sanctuary 10S First street. We have
been acquainted with John Wroe, whose in the
him faithful minister IL the work Of Cod. He has
travelled over great part Of Europe has been snrse
times to America, thraA times South Australia
tythrd year; stands in the same capacity in the
church did thirty three years since So when you
osn sSs Sn DnH wscs Let BE this
concerned We shall be happy to have your COM
paDy next Sunday evening With GGesggsct,, n,,uon
Oupsrr. Ian Ir,r 1OS Frst AZ. seat. frsa
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TNAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers, regular meeting Of the institution win
be held In the Council Chamber OF the Great Wigwam,
Monday evening" the ID July inst at half hour
after the setting fthe General and punctus at
wndsnce Il requested. BY order,
LORENZO b. SHEPARD, Grand sachem.
SrxrHHS G. DURYRA, Secretary.
Manhattan Season Of FRUITS, Seventh Moon, Year OF
Discovery sos OF Independence TO- Institution
the 67th.
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ENASiI0NABLE NTE1IIGENCE-MME. DEMAREsT,
a OF s7b Broadway, proposes to cut accurate waist
pa.terns, by her improved and perfect system during
July and August at only 12K cents snd also teach the
system o. cutting dresses, At s1 26-hsh the usual
Terms Patterns Of the latest Paris fashions ready
street. Brooklyn.
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DUBIIC MEETNG.-TEE UNDERSIGNED, RESI-.
Il dents Of the city of New York, who are opposed
the prohibitory liquor law lately passed BY the Legs
ature OF this State unnecessary infringement Of
the natural liberty Of the citizen, recommend that
public meeting Of all those who opposed to said law
upon the IKE principle be hei in the Park on Monday
tine "a day OF July next at O'Clock in the afternoon
Names win be published in the Sunday and Monday
morning papers
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Roberts Reid and Charmichael with considerable dra-
matte effect Miss Scott and Miss Hogan Camp sangs
cuet, called "The Murmuriug Sea, after which the
City superintendent Of the Public Schools Mr. Kandsl
aoofe.sed the audience in few brief and aPproprste
remarks on the benehts dervabe from public school
system. When M Randen resumed his ssat another
song was sung, after which the audience dispersed.
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fJyHE SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEW YORK
i Bible Union Auxiliary to thelAmercan Bible Unon,
will be held Sunday evening, July 1st, at half past
o'clock in the meeting house Of the North Baptist
church. Of Bedford and Christopher streets Rev
Stephen Remington, Of Brooklyn; Rev J. W. Holmsu,
Armtage Of Norfolk Street Vchurch New York are ex-
pected to address the meeting. Others win participate
in the exercises.
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HONGRESs OF NATIONS.-THE ADVERTISERS ARE
" prepared to treat behalf of the association with
shipowners shpmastsrs and Others for the delivery in
this city, from all parts Of the habable globe of any
portion Of the forthcoming Congress of Nations" whicn
congress to consist Of of each n his
her native costums Of every tribe people and nation
upon the earth The association proposes. to engage
with them the of Europe after their exhibition
America. Address ANDREW W. JONES. Secretary, pre-
tenn Of the Association 70 Wall street basement office
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF IRISH FRIENDS AND FRIENDS OF
N the Irish people, held at lbs Grand street on Mon
Gay evening, June 25 the subject OF the following
preamble and resolutions having been suggested by Mr..
James Mugsn and discussed by the gentlemen present.
Mr.. Thomas Martin called to the chair, and the
meeting formally rsanxed tho following preamble
and resolutions were adopted.
Whereas, Many Igishmen living in the city, having
large families, would best the interests Of this
country and the interests Of themselves and their fam
lies by locating ous OF the city; and
Whereas Many o. them unable to proceed to such
localities for want OF means; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That We shall, with those who are willing to
join organize society to be called ''The New York
Irish Aid Society" the object Of which viii be to aid and
assist, By pecuniary help our means, practical ad
vice and experience may enable afford all deaerv
ing Irishmen who have large families, and require such
ard and assistance to reach home for themselves and
families, in such part Of the Western portion of
country as they may severally deem ft to select
To carry out the above object meeting will be held
at the above place Monday evening, July q ALI
those that friendly to the respectfully in
vited to attend. By order OF
THOMAS MARTIN, Chairman
NICHOLAS MULIIGAy, Secretary,
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P. A.-THE MEMBERS OF wALDENSE LODGE
A. No 9and of the Order are requested to be pune.
tual IN attendance at their lodge rooms No. 6S East
10 pay the last tribute OF respect to deceased bro
ther, Maxwell Munce. By order.
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The Brooklyn Tragedy.

The jury in the case Of the deceased young Gustin
and Miss williams met in the Governors room OF she
Brooklyn City Hall, last evening" at the appointed tins
Tho Coroner, after waiting at his post for nearly
hour sad the sser Of the deceased person not appear
ing ths witnesses stand tho servant girl Of tAs Gus
tin family, who the most important witness, having
disappeared to parts unknown the inquest was post
psnsd until Tuesday next at ocock, when an attach
mont will BE- issued to insure her sttendax:e, pos
sbls
From reliable source II asoertained that Sarah
Williams, the unfortunate female had deposited in the
savings banks Of Broadway and Cha Bora street
all Of which she had at different times gwen young
to meet BUSINESS liability The Tue sday night pre-.
vous to their desth passed by thein New Jersey
In letter which our rter read written BY G1stin
10 her, dated June, 1858, he says
sMy brother Jce me taking supper with you the
other night, and he told the old he with
two town girls, and me and the old man had muss.
The old man told to out of the house. and
to come into it sgain; and went am now gentle
man of pleasure"
There Letters in the possession of the Coroner
that will tend to elucidate the matter.
The credit Of obtaining the information which led to
the Identification of the young woman belongs to Capt.
Call and Assistant Captain Wright OF the Fourth cis-
trict police.
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CPECIAL NoTICE.-LErTER BAGS PER STEAMER
- Ariel to Havre, Jure 30-Lettsrs will be received,
prepaid 1SM cents pelbaf ounce at the Office Bowl
ing Green of the Vanderbilt line OF steamers 10 Hayre
up to IL N O'Clock A. NJ. on Saturday, June s0 An !
sr attempted to be sent per Ariel In any other way
Will be seized and returned.
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TyAR AND FESTIVAL-THE LADIES OF THE RE.
Il formed Dutch church, Of Bloomingdale, will hold
fair and festival at Knckerbocker Hail. Of Twen
sythrd street and Eighth avenue Monday sfternoon
.snd svenipg July Q, 1856. Music by the band Of the
Blind Asylum led by the distinguished Professor Kef
Tickets rs cents obtanabls at the door. Should the
weather be stormy, it win be held next day.
JACKSON LODGE, NO 8 A. P. A.-THE MEMBERS
q of this lodge, likewise the members Of all other
ocges of the order, who intend to unite with Superior
Loogs No 49, of Albany the 4th Of July are hereby
notified to meet in the ante of the Grand Lodge
of Grove and HUDSON Streets Monday evening"
July at O'Clock, for the purpose of making final
ranaements. By order.
JAMES MULHERN, W. N.
JOHN BARRIE, r. g
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senses must have convinced you tbst while your chill
cren are the inmates Of the school they not
neglected BY their teachers, In morals manners the
6eveopement Of their intellect IL is to these that We
al debt Of gratitude beyond the pecunary compen
saton which they receive for the with which
they labor for the benefit OF children and the deep
interest they manifest their welfare and advancement
Let their work be appreciated by discri mnating pub
lic-and l believe you to be such-and they will
feel more grateful than though fortunes were
laid at their feet. word to ourselves, and the
schools which have been put under charge your
servants. We shall submit all proceedings In
Decton with them TO the test Of the fullest publicity.
From all quarters court suggestions and invite cri
cism-when mako mistakes shall sndeavor to
rect them. We shall win your confidence and admira
tion II able, for with yeur support the system
witch boast of having reared will not fail
psh the great good .nt the purpose and design Of
its founders. With invaluable aid in great and
fault shall NOT be II do not succeed equal your
ondest anticpations giving you the that II
watchness patience and perseverance, shall effect that
end your hopes shall be realized and your expectations
shall not be disappointed.
The song "When the Swallows Homeward Fyv was
sung by Miss Edwipa L. +. Scott Of the eirs Grammar
School, No. 4o who was also rewarded with several bou
qusts and well she deserved them for We have seldom
heard sweeter morepowerful voice at any of our
Public School exhibitions. She possesses no ordinary
musical talents, and may day achieve q high sue
cess In ths world Of song, they properly cultvat-
cd. lively chorus "a Greeting Of Spnng1 was sung
by the sirls Of Grammar School No. A. after which
scsns fion CAtalins's Conspiracy gvsa by Master
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Succession Of Narcisse Grimard.
CUCCESSION SALE.

~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth District Court, sitting
in and for the parish Of Lafourche.
In the name and by the authority Of the Fifth judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish OF Iourche,
there will offered for sale at public auction by NJ Boug
Sheriff and Auctioneer, duly qualified and sworn in and for
said parish the premises situated in the Of Thibo
daux, THURSDAY the 2sh day of MARCH, 1855, at IL
O'Clock, a. NJ, the following described property, to-wt
A CERTAIN FRACTIONAL LOT OF GROUND situated
in said parish, in the town Of Thbodaux, being the North
ern half Of lot No. is represented on plan of said
town made and executed by James b. Grnage, the LIST
May 1912, said half lot being bounded North by street,
East by = street, South by the other half Of said lot
belonging to Ludger Bergeron and West by lot Of Mrs.
Widow Thomas Hargis, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND situated in said parish Of
Lfourche the right bank of bayou Lafourche, below
and in the immediate vicinity OF the Of Thbodaux,
being lot No. g. plan made and executed for Pierre
Lagarde by ]. X. Gourdan, Surveyor, the goth OF
January 1885, said lot being separated from the jus
described by a street.
CAROLINE negro girl aged about q years. and her three
chdren-LIsA, aged about years; SOPHIE aged about
6years MARIE, aged about years.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING, Armofr, Chairs, Bureau,
and Harness, Cart and Harness, lot Of Cooper's
Tools, 5000 prepared Slaves, lot Of Barrel Headings,
lot Hoops, 1913 Barrels, ETC., etc.
TERMS CONDITIoNs-The household furniture, the
slaves and headings payable Cash. the Mare Cart and Buggy
payable in year from day Of SALE The lot Of ground
marked "a the inventory payable Cash. and the lot Of
ground No. IS said inventory payable by thirds third
in all each Of the months Of March Of the 1885,
1851 and 1885, The slaves payable tenth cash. and the
balance fours fourth in all and each OF the months
OF March Of years 1885, 1851 1855 and 1879 The
chasers furnishing their with good and approved
curity payable to the order OF the Administrator OF said
Estate at Office Of the Recorder Of said parish and each
note bearing eight per interest after due till paid and
the land and remain specially mergaged and hy
potecated and affected with the vendors privilege until
paid. [febA-tds.] NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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The Latest Telegraphic News
ROM DISPATCHES 10 The PicAYUSE OF YESTERDAY.

7HE STATE LEGISLATURE
BARON RoUGE. Feb. 21.-On the principle Of
rotation in Office, the Governor has positively
removed the present incumbents of city posts
The Senate has not yet acted Oh the new ap-
pointments The new appointments comprise
Messrs. Hirairt, Olivier, and Quarelli.
MORE STEAMBOATS, LOST
V1cksBuRG, Feb. %. The steamer Ben
Franklin, which passed here this morning. re-
ports that the steamer H. D. Bacon has been
sunk near Cairo, and the Norma ut Choctaw
Island The Dresden was still lying sunk at
Riddles Point, and the James Robb at Devil s
Island.
WASHINGTON, FEB. 22.-The Senate to-day
passed the bill granting half pay to revolution
airy officers and their widows.
The Invalid pension bill was also passed.
In the House nothing of Importance was done.
RETURN OF MR.. SOULE
Advices received at Washington state that
Mr.. Soule will soon leave Madrid for the United
States.
THE F7LLBUyTER mo VENENE
Semi-official advices are said to have been re-
ceived by the departments at Washington lndl-
eating o large flibuster organization against
Cuba.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 22-The river here is now
rising slowly with feet inches water in the
canal. The weather is warm and thawing.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 22.-The river here has
risen inches during the last "a hours-the
weather is clear and pleasant. Flour is firm
with sales of superfne at So 25 per barrel. The
provision market is quiet, but prices are firm.
Sales of whiskey at 254 to 25s per gallon.
P1rrsBuRG, Feb. 22.-The river here is yet
full of ice, and falling slowly, with feet 6
inches water in the channel. Weather mild and
clnndv
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Succession de Ndrcisse GrimGrd.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION-Etat de
Ia Louisiane-Cour du Cinenieme Distriet-Paroisse

la Louisiane-Cour du Cinenieme District-Paroisse
de Lafourche.
Au nom ct par auorite de la Cour du Cinquieme District
Judicae segeant dams ct Ia paroisse de Laouche
oert publque par Bourg, Sheriff. ct en-
canteur dument quafe ct assermente, dernere re-
sdence, situe dams la vile de Thibodaux JEUDI, lie ~
de MARS, 1885, 10 heures, A. NJ, propriee suivane'
UNE CERTAINE FRACTION DE TERRAIN stue dams Ia
jte paroisse dams Ia vile de 1hibodaux eant la pare
Nord du terrain No CONNIE est represente sur un
plan de Ia dte vile fat ct execute par James Grinage,
lie Ter Mai 1872 lie dit dem terrain etant borne Nord par
la rue 80, Est par la rue -, Sud par rautre moie du
dit terrain appartenaDt Ludser Bergeron ct quest par
lie terrain de Mme Veuve Thomas Hargs avec tontes les
batsses ct ameloratons qui sly trouyent
UNE AUTRE TERRAIN situee dams la dite parosse de
Lafourche sur la rive roite bayou Jafourche aude
dansIe vosnage immediat de Ia vile de Thbodau1
etant lie terrain No. 6, plan fat ct execute pour
Pierre Lagarde par j. X Gourdain arpeDteur, ~ &c
Janvier 1883 dit terrain etant spare de ceui colossus
decrit, par Ia rue. .
CAROLINE neeresse agee denvron u ct ses ros
eniants-LIsA, agee de ans; SOPHIE agee de o ans
MARIE agee de ans.
BOTS DE Its EFT Its, Armor des Chaises BureauA
Pendule, Pusil, Seize, Jument, un Buggy
Aarnais Charette Harnais, lot doni's de ron
nelers 5000 douves Baris lot de FOND de barS u"
lot de Sercles, 1913 Barils.
TERMEs CONDITIONS ournituTe de mason ies
ct ionds de bars payable complaint la ngemen
ct le buggy payable dams du jour de Ia vente 70
terrain marquee rinventare No. a. payanie company
ct pautre No. Is sur invertare payable par ues an e
dams tous ct chacun de Mars des annees
ct 1883. Les esclaves payable nn oze'hs s %s moi.
balance par quarts quart dams ous ct chacun des o
de Mars dies annees 1885, 1857 1888 ct 1857 Les eufs
fournissan Jeurs bes bonnie caution
do pAdmnistrateur de Ia dite Succession romeo gu ne
pan dnteret pres ecbeance ct Ia terre ct les esciaves
restant hypohequee aectee du privilege o"
yeudeur jusqu'au Placement final.
Feb "a 1855. tlotdsl NJ BoURG' sne'''
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SINGULAR ExorIos.-The following, written
in On elegent business hand, was inscribed on
the back Of fve-dollar bill, lately received in
New York from North Carolina:
.sHere is SIS bill which intend to toss out
Of my window, in Norfork, as soon a. / have
written this. / am now no lover Of money. I
hate it most cordially, for it has been the ruin
Of III my family. win beg from door to door
eternally rather than own another cent one
hour. It made my grandfather suicide, my
father murderer, my mother the victim Of ;
sorrow that sunk her early to the grave, my
brother gambler, and myself convict in the
State prison four years.
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NE" The "Pionuier" AYERS its disbelief Of our
assertion that a thousand signatures could be had
for the closing of the bayou We will briefly allude
to one or two points in favor Of our assertion The
bayou is only navigable few months in the year.
and then when the water is high, there are crevas-
ses, and great part of the lower Lafourche is in
undated and its lands rendered almost useless. Now
probably all from Thbodaux down, would advocate
the stopping of the bayou, for it is their interest
The parish of Terrebonne can get what it needs
from the city by the railroad already being made,
has no necessity of the bayou, and it it was closed
their back lands would not suffer from being over
flowed by the waters coming from the crevasses on
the Lafourche. 1t is then probable, that the ma
ioity if not the whole Of the inhabitants of Terre-
bonnie would be in favor Of closing the bayou. If
the bayou is not now Shut it will ruin hundreds OF
people for some years to come, and then will gra-
dually close. The depths Of the bayou were taken
some seventeen years ago by a capable engineer,
who was directed to do it by the State Government,
and he then predicted that the bayou would fill up
SO much, that it would be necessary to close it. and
his prediction is now being fulfilled; for the lower
part of the Laourche is filing up rapidly and it is
now requisite to have much higher leyees above
Thibodaux than formerly.
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HEIGHT OF WATER IN LAKE ONrARIo-Accord-
ing to Capt. Malco]m's government record, kept at
Oswego, the water in Lake Ontario is 8 feet
inches lower than it was On the LIST Of June last
and as low within 9 inches as has ever been known
or that there is record Of
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Dr. JAMES A. ScUDDAY.-We take pleasure in
stating to the public that this gentleman and well
known physician has resumed the practice of his
profession, and will attend to calls at all times.
The Doctor requests us to say that he wishes to
rent his dwelling house, which is one Of the most
commodious and well arranged in the town.
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IcE-There is an excellent prospect Of having
that great summer luxury, ice, in abundance and
cheap the coming season. At last accounts from
Boston, ice cutting was conducted with great vigor.
The ice on Fresh Pond is said to lie over a foot
thick and clear as crystal
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-02-24

THE VIRGIN QUEEN; OR, THE ROMANCE OF
RoYALrY.-We are indebted to Messrs. Garrett l.
Co., Publishers, of Is Ann street New York, for
copy of new novel under the above title. 1t is
written by that justly popular author J. Frederick
Smith, and is one of his most entertaining produc.
tons. Price 30 cents.
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THE SMALLPOX CAsE-Contrary to our expec-
tations, poor Mr., Blanchard, of whom we spoke last
week as being in a fair way to recover from the
smallpox, breathed his last on Sunday. We are
somewhat consoled by the fact that no new cases
have made their appearance among us; and that
sufficient time has elapsed to assure us that we have
escaped from this dreaded and loathsome contagion
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-02-24

SWEET REvENGE.--We learn that Fanny Ferns
portion Of the profits on the sale Of Ruth Hall
already amount to some $l5, 900; and the profits
Of the publishers to nearly an equal sum. Ruth
is now rich enough to buy herself BUsYwILDE
CorrAGE on the banks of the Hudson; and all
the copyright and newspaper interests Of the whole
"Ellett" family. And still the demand for her
works is undiminished; and "Sequel to Ruth
Hal" is in a hot state Of incubation
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THIBOD A u X:
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1855.

rB- The Indiana Legislature has passed the
Maine liquor law. The temperance men had great
rejoicings at Indianapolis in consequence.
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THE KANE ExPEDITIoN.-The President has
signed the resolution directing vessels to be sent to
the relief of DR.. Kane. Steps are to be Immediately
taken for the departure of the expedition.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-02-24

az The only persons who celebrated at Thib-
odaux the 22d Of February, were the foundrymen,
Of the "Thibodaux Foundry" who procured a
cannon and powder, and fred it off during the day.
We regret there was no public celebration Of . day
ever dear to the heart Of every American, andhope
that another anniversary Of Washington's birth day
will not be allowed to pass without duly comment
Grating it.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-02-24

The FRENCH SpoL1ATIoN BILL.-This bill hay
ing been vetoed by the President, it will probably
be appended to the General Appropriation bill,
veto of which would cause an extra session. There
was some talk of doing this at last accounts from
Washington.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-02-24

FORGING LAND WARRANTs.-The Washington
Star states that fifteen convictions for forging bounty
land warrants have been effected since the present
Commissioner, Mr.. Waldo, came into Office.