New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-11

the ID Regiment. Col. Pc,;ley at , . clock p. m. The
"A -. anil "a Regiments viii parade N fnH Uniform
armed and .quioped at the same place or Moniay.
II och inst. ior Inspection follows. The I'd Rcg-
men, OIL. Bocar. a. / O'Clock P. IN. the 73i Regi-
rnent. Co. Osgood o'clock p. the sist Regiment,
Col. Vo-burg, at o'clock p. m. The Brigade staff
vii be ipsuectei On the 2oth, a; o'clock P m.
! Cry R.uRo,p MArrrRs.-The Committee or
Railroads Of the Board of Aldermen met Yesterday AZ
| ternoon in Mr.. Valentines office, City Hall, To con-
slider vaious papers that had been referred to them
In the matter of the Eighthsvenue Railroad petitions
were presented to compel the Company to extend
their track several blocks beyond is present terminus
at Fifty first street The Company demonstrate for
the reason that sewer in progress OF construction
along that portion If the avenue. and the continuing oil
theroad will involve them in great expense. An OIL
rock-baser testified that if the track WAS laid beyond
it, present terminus this time could not be run
as The lives Of Passengers would be endangered The
consideration of this matter postponed III future
day.
In the matter of the Third avenue Railroad, NJ.
Downing President of the Company appeared and
rtated that the arrangement his Company had with the
Fourth avenue Railroad expired on the Isl OF Novem-
| Der proImo Tie Third avenue Company asked per-
mission either to lay down a separate track in the
Bowery or in conjunction with the Harlem Company
TO lay groove rail.
The Committee after listening To some further re.
marks from NJ. Bowling adjourned till next Weines-
dsy.
The Commisso of Police met Yesterday af er-
noon in The Mayors Office and proceeded with the
trial of Captain Russell of the Thirteenth Ward. for
conduct untocoming officer and other charges
ment on Of which made in The TRIBUNE of last
week. large amount of testimony taken, but
no decision in the case rendered.
L.rNCH.-Mr Thomas Stack will launch this after.
noon at 1 clock from bis yard, foo. of North Sixth
street. Brooklyn f. D., ship of 100 register
called the Jacob A. Stamer She was built for Messr.
LAYTON & Hurlbuts line of Antwerp packets, and is
TO he commanded by Capt. j. Y. Hiltz.
CoIrIsIos Yesterday morning, about half past
o'clock. the steamboat John Potter, her trip from
Amboy to New York, while running in heavy fog
came in contact with sloop off the Kills, and sunk
her. She was taken in tow by the John Potter and
beached.
The SLAYER Panchita was yesterday tOwed to the
Navy Yard.
The real estate belonging to the late Charles Mar
shall will be sold by auction Tuesday next, 18th
inst, at the Merchants Exchange. 1t will be seen by
the advertisement in another column that several up
town residences are included in the sale.
PASSING CouNrTRFEIr MoyEY-ARREsT OF THE
PERPE1R,roRs-REcoyERY OF CoCNrERfEIr NOTES,
PLAIrs DIES ETc.-Another attempt has been made
10 food the city with counterfeit money, but to what
extent the effort has been successful remains to be
seem The individuals or at least two OF them, en-
gagged in this nefaous business are Germans and give
their names as Louis Aheens and William Poust
Their suspicious movements at several stores IN the
Eighth avenue excited the curiosity Of Officers iiavens
and Lindsey of the Sixteenth Ward Police, who fol-
lowed them from place to place TIL reaching a drug
store on the corner of Tw ntyourth street and Eighth
avenue. Here the Germans entered and made small
purchase but on leaving the place they were arrested
by II e above named officers suspicion. The pris-
oners were taken to the Station House, where upon
searching them large quantity of = counterfeit
| notes purportng to be genuine issues OF the BAN
| bridge CITY Bank at Cambridgepor, Mass, were
found upon them also, many 81 bills and silver change
to the amount of nearly $50, which fact strongly inn
pressed the officers and others with the belief that the
Al notes and specie had been received in exchange for
| tie counterfeit s2s which they had put off. What
tended to strengthen these suspicious the fact that
the prisoners also had in their possession numerous
packages containing fancy soaps tooth-brushes to-
| bacco seiIlnz POWDER, &c. Doubtless these articles
had been purchased and paid for in counterfeit mo ey
After much persuasion the part of the officers they
learned that the prisoners lived in isoated house
! some three miles back ofJersey City.
| Aheens and Poust were then locked up Immediately
aa.r the officers proceeded TO jersey and after
much trouble succeeded in finding the premises occu
pied by the defendants. search Of the same was at
once instituted which resulted in the officers finding
slowed away in an old trunk plates, dies, chemicals,
ard other apparatus used in manufacturing the sfore
said a. Banbndge City Bank counterfeits also large
numter of tho counterfeit notes in unfinished state
Among the lot was an excellent imitation of 8 bill
on the Mechanics Banking Association Of this city.
This f. note was admirably executed, and well ell-
culated to deceive even good judges Of money The
Banbridge counterfes poorly done, but could be
easily passed to the unwary particularly in the night
time without exciting suspicion The officers returned
TO jersey Yesterday with horse and wagon to re-
search the prisoners premises, which could not be
thoroughly performed at their first visit Whatever o
a suspicious character might be found in the house
was to be brought to this city, till thorough examna
ton can be had before Justice Flandreau. l. Is pre-
sumed that many complaints will be preferred against
the prisoners for passing counterfeit money much oil
which may be in circulation.
At meeting of the friends Of Temperance, held at
Mr. Booth. West Fourteenth st.. Monday, Sept -.
Mr. J. B. Dunn called the meeting to order by nomna-
tpr Salem II. Wales Of The Scientific A"er'edH Pres
;d.nt and Thomas b. Hidden Secretary pro TEN. On
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