The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

Our ARTILLERY continues its operations with sus ,sse
PIncipay sesinst the hostile camp estaoshe1 ON ths
The lies terrifying Ksnissch bay, ,he % b
they began e. c. instruct t~o redoubts opp to the ford
OF IRE IcheTieya, and TO estap In quartz he
Srgss Loaf The FIRE of artillery and chAsseurs
peceo the execution Of these works
THADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEBT--CAsH PAID
THE UNITHD STATES.
The conferences Of the Committee OF the Cortss with
ceputata1ons Hom the anus turing and ippt nte
rerts have cone to end and commit win take
time 10 make up its rsptrt.
An oicisi return Of the Spanish debt has Just been
pubi'sbtd The toai amount Of Indebtedness $50
4t6 ITO rails Among the items Ia OF Inscriptions
sum rrdeemsbe deb. purchased from 1861 to the end
o june 1850 was 9s4 ,27l reals and cost the State
81, ,l08, la reals.
Austria.
RAILWAY sPECULATlON-wAR WITH THE UNITED
sTATEs-BANKINd AFFAIRs.
Vienna correspondence mentions that not only ia he
railroad mania Violent in Austs at present but spscu-
Iatop bss taken poesess0n Glasses there and 1t is
IDLY asserted that there inevitably must be teri ble
smash, peace be not the result of the Cnfsrsnees.
a Vsuna letter to the L'ndon Times says:-rhe evi-
dent desire Of the Washington government to pick a
quar, with England exces attention here and people
in oe are streogy inc lined to suspect the President OF
enc eevor ing 10 ki two bros with one stone.
In plain Epg ish his part1ssne believed TO have two
reasons Cor sgi a'ing against Engand-the to
the PIeseenrs re election the other. to make diver
sion in hvor of Russia Austria is present very
cecent "a ms with the American g,vernmsnt, out she
CARDS Its continual to anc pretext fer med
diiDe In European affairs with such Jealous eye, that
the gctA understanding Is not likely to bo OF any great
duration.
Case OF the Late mr.. John SadIier, M. p.
lMsRSsE FINANCIAL FRAUDs--HIs BOLD FORGBRIEs
-OvER ONE MILLION AND HALF OF POUNDS
STERLING ALREADY INvOLvED-swEDIsH RAIL.
WAY AND IRISH ESTATE oPERArIONs-AN INvEs.
TIGArION COMMENCED.
[rrom The London News, Feb. 23.l
We ATE authorized by the directors of tue London and
pau
trantac ns with the bank had ceased for months
past and tnat loss will to the establishment
from bis connection with it.
Cossids able excitement has prevailed TODAY amongst
the shareholders Of the Royal ash Railway company,
in connection With the over issue of shares recently
brought to light An investigation into the Company
sfairs has been commenced to-day by hg lily re-
spectacle Shareholders largely neres ed in the under
taking sta ement of Its posi- ion wi believe, be
up possible LAID before the propri-
etors public meeting 1t to be pased beyond
doubt that extensive over issue Of the companys
cuItes was frsudulenty made by the late ChAiJ man
John Sadiier, u. r.
[Frem the Morning Adyertiser.l
There Is every reason to believe that when all Is known
II win be found that the Of frauds of which he
late NJ. John Sadier has been guilty will be much
prcsr FL 000 COO First 1t has been a.cerained beyond
~ goesi'n that NJ. saoie had forged no fewer than
gat,tns OF Is each, on which large sums of money
were raised This forgery alone is to the nominal
was abe TO raiAe on the hares and obligations In adc
ton TO these fogeres there ogeres several deeds
snd MORTGAGES OF estates in Ireland As regarcs those
however the extent s not yet known but perha the
boest and most daring orgries of all those which
to the deeds tor the purchase of property in the
k1cumbered Estates Court Of Ireland The forged deeds
Iport TO bear the signatures of the comnsioners the
sters the chlef clerk the solicitors in the various
Causes and The commissioners SEAL The extent to which
this class Of geIies has been committed may be infer
red nom the fact that the stamp duty alone these
amounted 10 several hundred pounds.
considerable number Of forgeries private indvdu-
Ais, aho have already been discovered and there is
tveTy reason to believe that Others yet remain to be
cerlsined.
Those which have are to
TO nesrS flO0 0o0 addition to the classes Of forge
res esdy cnuDeIsssd Ne. S~das- kAa guilty.
the st q ossds held in trust By him 70
gsges are IN Mr.. saclier's own hand writing.
The Of signatures are in every case remark
.aid TO BE- perfect that the most experienced
could not detect the forged deeds from the genuine
The act Of sefdestrucion was 1t believed precip
ted by the Of four of the holders Of deeds
relative 10 the purchase Of Of the encumbered estates
Who had advar ced f10 O00 TO Mr. Sadier having Sa
uIds, last Ireland with his solicitor for th
purpose of bhvng the deed registered. Mr. Sadier en-
eAvored TO fustrste the in enton Of the party bat
aied. On the Continent too, where his transactions
veIe to an er osmou, extent great alarm p'evai In
for Hampstead Heath, where he put end to his exist
epce, be declares that without the knowledge any
being unsided and unassisted he committed the
most oiaboca GRIMES of which 1t was possible to be
guilty; that these crimes must be discovered and
they would involve the ruin Of hundreds Of innocent
families he had preferred to die rather than witness the
suferpgs which they must endure
The crime Of suiode must have been contemplated by
Mr. Sscher for some time bef he committed the
Tor he Iayior on and had evi'
Gently read thrt ugh till he came to the chspser the
essential o of bitter Almonds when he turned down the
page, as If he had made up his mind.
The frauds of Sir John Paul Strahsn Bates are not
only much smaller In amount, but they are tame COM
ing nuity, versatility and tact such the world
beole witnessed.