New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

duiv alone on these amounted 10 eeyeTsl bshHeo
a considerable number Of forgeries private lnd
idrsls aso have already been discovered, and there
IS every TO believe that Others yet remain 10 Dc
GsceTtAinec. 4 -
s,roupt 10 nearly fIOO0oO In addition to the classes
OF forceries already Enumerated, Mr. Sadher has been
euty Of the assignment of deeds held u trust by him
10 an enorrous amount. The drafts al the forged
deeds and mortgages are in NJ. Sadhers own hand-
writing. =. ..--.... 49,.
Tie orgeries of sgnatuers are in every case re-
uark-bly successful. These Of the Encountered Com
nsioIers are sSd to be - perfect that the ms expe
rierced sage could not detect the torgei deeds from
The act of sef-destruction was, II j. believed
precirated the Circumstance OF four OF the houe-
f deed stive to the purchase of one of the encum
bered estates who had advanced so 900 10 Mr.. sad
Ger having or SATURDAY last gone over to Ireland wh
lis solicitor for TIE purpose OF having tie deed r'gS
tered. Mr.. Sadier e1teayored to trate the hteh
iior Of the party Int failed. On the Continent, too
where bic transactions to an GLORIOUS extent,
great alarm prevails. In letter which be wrote be-
fore leaving Gloucester square tor HGlpsteal Iieath
where be pu; end TO hi existence, ne decares thai
without the knowledge of any human being, unaded
ard upassistcd, be committed the most diRbOical
crimes IL which it possible To be guilty; that
thee crimes must now be dscovereoi ami a they
voud involve the ruin OF hundreds Of innocent
families, he had preferred to de rather than witness
tie sUieriI gs they must endure.
The cine of suicide must have been contemplated
bv Nj Sadler for some time before he committed the
act & T lie had purchased Tay'cr or Poisoning and
had evidently read through till be came TO the chap
tsr on the essential oil Of bitter almonds, when NJ
tuned down the page, il be had made up his mini
"1he frauds Of Sir John & Paul Strahan x Bates
are not only much smaller N amount, but they are
tame compared with his.
'Tiev denote a combination of criminality, bold.
ness Ingenuity, versatility aHd tact such as the word
never before Witnessed
From the London fine Of FyiG1y 22d.
4 finds ouered with sfeadinpss this
ing at the closing prices of yesterday, and subsequently
exUerienced n considerable advance notwlthstand-
il the continuance of influential sales and an IN
cruise in the pressure for money. Consos for
nor.y were fTst quoted 90} to :, whence in the
middle Of the day they improved until they touched
gll. From this there was a reaction TO eOs To g.
which the last oficia prce. After regular hours
operations were reported at 81 10 for money
and gl3 for the account. Large sums were borrowed
during the morning on Government securities at
cent and surprise generally expressed a. the firm
of the market in the face not only of the recent
sales but Of the arge supplies Of new stock about 20
be thrown " on It. The public, however manifested
continued confidence, and were active buyers through
out the day. Berk stock left on at 2l33 a2l5; Re-
duced Oh 9l5 New Three per Cents, OPT 1921; In
dia stock, 222 22f; India bonds, q G3l discount
aud Exchequer bonds % d9et.
Tie final quotations of the French Three per Cents
on the Paris D. ure this evening were 72t 6jc. tor
money. and Isl. 2Jc Tor the etd Oi the monA, showing
fresh decline Oft.
The Board of Trade returns for the month ending
the 3lst Of December have been Issued this morning.
and show a further large increase in the de-
carod value If our expectations, the excess as
compared with the corresponding period OF last year
being EIf7O,969. In cotton manufactures the aug
mentation has been particularly great, bat It has also
been considerable IN those of linen, silk and wool
Metals Ike wise continue largely on the favorable side
The only items shown any important falling of are
the yarns of cotton and linen, the continental demand
for which affected by the political uncertainties Of
From The Daily Ne,o. Of Fyiday Feb p.
Despite further large sa,s, and an urgent demand
for money to make the deposit the loan, the funds
to-day showed decided buoyancy. Prices advanced
steadily up To the termination OF business, and closed
Per cent higher than Yesterday. The public continue
10 show strong disposition to invest. Messrs Rohs
clds subscription lit to the loan closing to-day
at . D. H. there was considerable excitement in the
moLey market. 10 numerous cases very high rates
were paid by parties de-rous OF making the required
DEPOSIT. The application are known to be greatly IN
Of the amount OF the loan The surplus deposits
however, will be returned imme dately
very painful sensation has becn occasioned by the
amour cement Of some serious Irregularities IN con
neotion with the ROYAL Swedish Railway Company,
of which the late Mr. John sadleir, NJ. F., was
director. Ii i feared that a large Over-issue OF
81 ares has been made. The directors, to-day, pub
lished the following notification: The directors of
this company having discovered that certain shares
'end bonds Of obligations of this company have been
"mpropery issued, it is requc-ted that all holders of
" shares and bonds of tbs company VIII forthwith
''brng in the same TO this Office for examination aud
veritcaticD and the Directors meantime caution
oil parties against purchasing, or in any way deal
ling, in the shares and obligations of this Company"
In consequence Of this warning, the members of the
Stock Exchange to-day ger cray refused 10 deal in
the Companys securities. Yesterday the Is shares
closed at /, a p aud the i obligations at 2Q2i To-
Gay there Were few transactions in the shares az
l,dl2, but no BUSH is recorded in the bonds. An
ntepenCen t investigation into the affairs of the Com.
pany il about TO be instituted preparatory to more
from TIE Loa1on Se,,,. Feb u
IL. hot NJ 10Th n4nr Cor
ludng Lad been accepted by the firm at the Chancel
Tor of the Excheguer's minimum, which is equivalent
10 about 90 cent TOR COnsos the market at once ex-
pori,Eoed uuiavorabe reaction. A total fall of !
e cent from the opening prices was at one period
shown toward the close more steadlness wa mani
fe;ted, but the fna quotation, were still a! cent.
below those Of yesterday The aggregate of the sub
sapions amounted to upward of tJO,0OO000. Not
Wlthstandng tie temporary withdrawal of so large
sum from the money market, quietness prevail d to-
day in Lombard street, and elsewhere, but no pres
-uTe wa experienced.
At Paris the Three per cen. rentes closed at an
average recovery OF about q cent
TR.SsPoRr,uos or CoL.--TnE Tribune of
Thursday morning. in its Money Article states:
The Directors of the Reading Railroad in their
late report 60 the stockholders state that the cost Of
Transporting coal upon that road distance of 9j miles,
Las been oduced TO be Ow - cents per un, equal to
TX mills b tun y mile. The same article is trans
ported upon the Erie Canal at one mill A. tun 4 mile
a convincing proof that railroads cannot compete with
canals for cheapness in transportation Of heavy descrp
tons If merchGbdse."
II is the t0Ns not the transportation, that is
mill: and with this low toll the transportation has
never been 20 cheap as that named in the Reading
report. This is low toll, and if 10 higher charge
made the other freight the canal it would
greatly Lessen the income oi the canal doUb. whether
II would be profitable to the State.
\ much batter test Of the comparative cheapness OF
tie two modes OF transit is furnished in the competition