New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
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uiste il grsi@sUviss country. Take New B,sasd
| level doss her mOustsias, give her Nie-lik. so1
take tho phon ont Of Der stmophers and you
will have On ides of Minnesota Jay yers hsa,s. Hs
suffered less with toe cold there than a, Posdslphis
W, en- the Thermometer considerably higher be-
csu.e the Winter air in Minnesota free from the
damtness Of this climate. THe chances Of sus,s ia
Business there sic universal The 10 w of Ninisg.r
wss surveyed six mosths ago, now there over 20
bcu,e, there It's locality will make il the center Of
more ,airoads than say other place In the Territory.
He wss opposed to combinaons settIog the West bat
recommes ded going out in csmpsaiss, bu. mus.
depend upon hiGself when there.
BowEnr Trrsrxh.-N.s Mary Agnes, who hiss al
ready appeared in q number Of comedy pVts upon shs
yevYork stsge, viii make be. first essay in tragedy
on Tuesdsy evening next at the Bowery Taea.x, that
being her nnt nigh. Of regular engngem ot at thu.
house.
MAHoPAc HOUSE, BAKE MABOPAc DIR. Gregory
in actively engaged building 4 magnificent hotel at
Lake Mshopac to take the place of the one destroyed
BY fire a few months ago. The new hotel vii be
qoite AZ large, not the largest at this popular
place of Summer resort and EN- brace all the moiern
n
for the new hotel than that occupied by the former
building 1t to be ready for the reception Of guests
the ensuing season.
RELIGIOUS ExCITgxBST AT SING SISG-An IN
tense religious feeling has pervaded the community at
this place during the last two months aud still con-
tinues urabated More tn two hundred persons have
been received into the Methodist Church, under the
pastora charge of the Rev j. p. Hermance, and some
fifty after being immersed have united with the Bap
fist Church, the Rev. Mr. Buckl.nd. The excitement
has now extended to the Presbyterian Society in which
frequent meetings are held under direction Of the pas
to,, the Rev. Mr.. Phraner. So strong has been tue
feeling in cases, that the converted popretors OF
rum shops have demolished their bottles sad held
prayer.meetings in the barroom
The FERRY BETwEEy IRvIyGTOs AND PfERMoSr.
sail ferry boat has commenced making regular trips
between Irvirgton formerly Dearnsn) and Piermont
leaving each side Of the river the arrival OF tsaas
on the Hudson River and Piemont Branch Railroads
FERRY BETWEEN CRUGERs AND HAvERsrRAw.-
small steamer, which last year Piled bet Teen Cald-
wells and Peekskill has been taken to H4ver'traw,
with view Of experimenting as a steam fery-bost
between Haversraw and Cugers, the boa. tried there
last Summer being too large to m,et expense' L. is
doubtful whether there will be any ferry facilities th,
reason between Caldwens and Peekskil except by
tow boats.
The CoUETERsEITs Os THE BUFFALO CRY BANK
WHO THE SIGyERs OF THE BILLS ARs.-Mr.
Eugene H. Hinton druggist, of No. 1914 Eighth avenue,
yesterday appeared before Justice Dawson aud pre-
fe1ed complaint sgainst Cha,. McComber, the ndi-
vidual who was arrested on Thursday, for passing
counterfeit SIS bill on the Buffalo City Bank, at the
drug store corner of Eighth and Twenty fourth
street, in payment for Is cent bottle OF kid glove
cleaner. Mr. Hinton states that the prisoner purchased
of him bottle Of ioament for 50 cents, aud passed
upon him one Of the Buffalo cOunerei,s receiving in
change 81 30 in good money. The name Old. Taylor
appears on the face Of these oounterfets Register
and that Of John L. Kimberly as President OF the
bogus institution. This j. Taylor said to be ons of
the brothers Taylor, Chatham street brokers, who
were arrested some weeks ago charged with selling
counterfeit money, of which $751; 600 were found in
their Office. The complaint against these brokers' as
will be remembered, was for some reason, dismissed
BY Judge Russell, but subsequently the Grand Jury
indicted them and they are nov awaiting trial
Kimberly, the alleged President ofthe bogus baak,
ia the nan who gave Officer Mssters,n the iaf)rmr
ton which led to the arrest OF the Taylors. He was
in State Prison time ago for counteheiting and
was pardoped out upon condition that he left the State
He is ssan in prison where, it probable he will re-
main for some time.
The Cashier OF the institution az appears upon the
bogus bills, is Joseph Strngham, an associate Of
Taylor and Kimberly, and is sad to be well known to
the police.
McComber who is known to have passed NO Of the
bills il still in prison. as is also Chas. W. Wes.erfed
charged with the same crime, who is well known to
the police and has female confederate in the couo-
terfeiting business. McComber ia new hand and is
believed to be the dupe Of some rascal in the back
erennd.
The French ExrRApITIos CAsE.-Durng the ex-
animation Of the charges pending against Carpenter,
Grelet and others, before Commissioner Belts, Mr..
TIlou council for the French Government, offered IN
evidence the following translation Of letter. written
by Carpenter to bis sister, but taken from him before
had passed out of his possession The attending cir
cumstancts, together with the nervousness OF the
letter. would seem to indicate that it was not written
with the belief that would be seen by any ex-
cept the person 10 whom it was addressed 1t 10 az
follows:
M Coon SISTER: have but little spsce In Wh'c1
TO express to you the JOY experienced In reading your
writing, but CT the tears have shed, my aunt, my
deer aunt here lie evness. Must she AFTER al tns sur
ferDgs she has undergone, have nepne1 wno opens
aeeh her wounds II /, certain that WITHOUT ner tnere
remained for me but to terminate my life; put az pres
asfv ltvo hraa tho Uha Il d.