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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

Of about bali million as lkdy 10 Be bid for Al d
cent The money is needed for 'se Pc-t Office Depart
ueut as il is Supposed an Appropriation bill VIII be
rushed through Congress ss soon the House "a o.
gsnized.
Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold house aud
lot No IVA west 44thst, between 9Th and 7th-avs.,
four story, basement and unlereellar, brown-stone
'front.' 20x50 lot lCO.5 n. in DEPTH for sl2,OCO Also,
lots south side OF 7st-s $50 f. east of 4th av each
25xlCo for $3.50 Loo. We report the sale Of lots
west side of lOth-sv, % q. north Of 69ihst. also
lois north side Of 69thst 100 II. west Of l0thav.i
also lots south side Of 7Oth-s SIS f. west Of lO;h-
avg lots in ALL and all full lots st 81 600 loi
One bouse and lot worth about 5000 was taken in
part payment for the above - lots. John Mcclure
has sold lots on north side Of 56th-st., with two
frame dwellings thereon, about midway in the block,
between 5th and 6th-avs, for s. 20 Also, lot on
east side of sth-sv, and lot west eide Of 7th sv
between li3d snd 14ith-sts-, both for 81, 600.
We have aoommunic:..ion from Il. Montgomery"
asking the name of informant in regard to the Sec
ond Mortgage Of the Milwaukee and Horizon bonds to
which we made an aIlusion few days since. We are
not in the habit of printing Of information,
and do not propose to do it in this case. When X
Montgomery" denies the statements we made, it will
tuen Dc lLne enoiiku 10 lOOA up VuA oUbuViAsg'
The Erie Directors hold meeting tomorrow to
consider the scheme we have before alluded 10 for tn
payment of the overdue Second Mortgage Bonds. Th
only difference of opinion in the Board is as to the
amount Of bonus in fourth mortgages which should be
paid The current traffic of the Erie is very large the
December earnings, up to the present time, showing
inc ease of about $40 coo.
The amount of gold produced from the mines of
California from the year 1913 to 1853 period Of ten
years was s44S goo coo; while, during the six years
from 1852 to 1883 the diggings Of Australia have
yielded snO922, geo; making together total Of
ss5s, 90, eco.
The Bank Statement has generally disappointed the
public The increase of loans Ia greater-of specie
smaller, than was generally anticipated. The Bank
are evidently anxious to earn dividends
than to discount prudeny. The deposit line does not
yet indicate any accumulation Of funds here forthe pay
ment Of January interest money The increased dis
counts aOre would have produced the enlarged deposits
as given in the table.
The following is comparative statement Of the con-
dition of the Banks Of the City of NewYork for the
week ending Dec. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
A CARD FROM THE REV. z. $. PORTER.


SIR: The following brief statement of facts relating
70 recent action Of the Reformed Dutch Church Of Fourth
street Wamsburgh the application for the funeral Of John
Cook may present be Of some interest readers:
HI The pastor Of that chr rch and It's Consstoy promptly
wiling to grant Of their house Of worship for funeral to
be conducted the usual quiet and exclusively religious way and
made objection having the remains taken 10 the church for
that understood purpose.
But when the Constory had they thought conclusive
evidence OCCASION instead Of being for the
comfort and consolation Of afflicted friends to be converted
into in honor Of Cook they decided that no fitness OF
F<opety claim Of Christian principle could justify them III
granting the church for such purpose.
Those fac do not pronounce upon them nor under
take argue the right the Of views which minds OF o
pose tendencies viii inevitably take Ii due to truth and the
Consory however that both should be fairly presented
Asto personal matter, il may well be said that the
beautiful by DR.. Porter" has not been written and
never was been written An addys contemplated
hut not single word Of Il had been committed TO paper
ResTectfuly yours, ELBEHT 5. PoRIEII
Ncso York, Monday, Dec. 10 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
uycesD BOARD.
MosDAT. Dec, l9--P. N

The foreign adviees generally looked upon as IA
vorable to-day and the first impression was that they
wozld favorably influence the Stock market The
market did open strong but as the call proceeded the
quotations showed weakness, and after fair degree
of activity tie market closed lower and dull. There
was fair amount Of foreign orders BY the steamers for
Erie Illinois Central, and other securities, and many
of them were at prices at which they could be exc.
cuted The commission houses generally how
ever, complain Of a poverty Of orders, and the
business Of the Board is mainly confined to the obbers
Central opened with considerable 6rmness buttb sup
ply Of stock coming out rather freely fell of slightly
Reading was without fair activity, heavy, and fell off
q cent In Pacific Mail the business very light,
but the quotation is sustained dead calm appears to
have succeeded the recent excitement in this stock and
we hear semi officially, that negotiations of any
kind are now going on. Panama was irregular, but
without change of importance. In the Western shares
the transactions were to a moderate extent,
and the market had a downward tendency.
There seems to be no sustaining force of eques in any
of them the principal buyers seem to be the shorts, to
cover maturing contracts which put ont again. AT
the Second Board and after the market inactive and
heavy at the eose although the registered sales show
but little change The Bond business of the day adds
but little weaker in closing transactions. Mssouris
sold at 81, and virgnias at o.. Erie Securities
not fully maintained. The closing quotations vere
Virginia 6s, 93I 1904; Missouri 6s, $685. Paifc
Mail, 76l S76i; NewYork Central Railroad al e7S;
Erie Railroad, S2a9; Hudson River Railroad All q
AZ; Harlem Railroad, 81 90; Harlem Railroad Pre-
f.rred "a 3iI; Reading Railroad, IL s4lli Michigan
Central Railroad, 39a39l; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad 81 a6i; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Guaranteed, l7s 9Hi; Panama
Railroad, l34I l3ii; Illinois Central Railroad, 5Si
5si; Galena and Chicago Railroad, Cos 666l Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad lsi el9; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 63! 63 Illinois Central7s, 81 sSii
The market for foreign bills is not active and second
grade is rather rmer. Sterling is lO9 lO9s cent
Francs are heavy. Southern bills are superabundant,
and first class selling at 5.lsi.
Freights: To Liverpool; 81 bales Cotton at 1I-32d
500 boxes Cheese at 30s; 5000 bush. Grain at I'D in
bulk 900 tcs Beef at Be-. 3D.. 300 boxes Bacon at s.
3d.. 100 tuns Fustic at Is Cd. To London: 400 bags
Seed at 25s 27s. Cd 100 tee. Rice at 2s 3d.; 200
boxes Bacon at DIS 3D. 25s. 800 do Cheese at 4Os
100 bbs Pork on private terms. To Shanghae: 20 tuns
Measurement Goods at $l0 = tun. schooner of $50
ts to Wilmington and back for about 500. vessel
Of go tuns to north side Cuba and back for ST. 6OO
The business of the Sub Treasury was Reseps,
s2ii 275 o. for Customs 3OO0i Payments, $685.
337 q; Balance, s6,Ol7 500 10.
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern Road for the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

Thompson's Bank Note Reporter has the following
list Of Explode Ideas:"
That q State is TO stop borrowing money because
the Con, tution has fixed limit 70 the deb- The
Constitution is 80 easily altered.
That a Sinking Fund will ever pay the debt for
which is set apart The fund is so easily sunk in
other ways.
That bank notes are ever 70 be redeemed because
they are secured by State bonds see South Royston
Bank, Vermont the bonds were sold two years ago
not cent paid yet and Heaven only knows where Tho
money s.
That Bank Is any better because the stockholders
are invariably liable. Look at the Hopkinton Bank.
Bank of the South County and a dozen other broken
Rhode Island Banks; also at the broken Canada
Banks.
That man Is good because he owns Bank, or shsa
n Bank is good because Il is owned by u rich man.
Men break Banks-Banks break men.
That railroad bond ID safe because It is secured by
n mortgage or that your stock is good because you
have got dividend
That Company has earned moaey because Il has
made dividend.
The annexed table gives the movement Of the six
leading coal routes for the week ending Dec To- ana
for the season:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

AZ honson corner Of Centre and Franklin streets, was
broken into robbed Of quantity eisI Tobacco
bsl pisto and other a1ticos Entrance to the premises aa
ben ipea through the back yard where aenent wndow
had been forced open Suspicion fell upon ROBERT onh oy
10 c.rs IA VII had empOye ia the dining saloon eh
On Mondsv he arrested At late hour man named
~ tbe keeper Of disrepuabe house in Centre street oueea
o. As 20 te My Thompson where be could hud the hssns
ranery Nan arrested and on tne
t ~ the eused portion Of the stolen cigars and t9paco
YVES found Both Of the prisoners were locked up oy JUSTICE
Connolly for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAr.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Part Mos. 2!63,
1889 I728 1854 H. l74l 1879 2333 III e67 99 2O5 2O9
253 2.l5 25iI 25l9 252l 2523, 25l7 Part l-No 2092
1888 1875 245i 265 247 1852 224O 24o3 1850 1923 1886
2487, 249 24sl, 2495. PAST, 2499, 25Ol, 2stS -
SUPREME CoURT.-SPECIAL TERA.-Nos. l75, Ia,
85 e6 lOs 1al 1873 l7s 49, $780, 49, 1872 sS, i5 49, los
l2s i55, 165. - go 80
eco 227 5g7 CO.. 387 AT, 800. Part ISame as Monday
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Par Mos. 9l7, 4i9
1854 1886 1893 TO l693 Part I.-NoS ia, ll69, 1900.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
IAarertisemenL !
Messrs. BALL. BLACK g. Co. desire us 20 c

Messrs. BALL, BLACK Il Go. desire us 70 iIl conlia
dict the statement which appeared in al tee papers o. T
1n Bfepk Leslesr advertisement, That tho siia
Cook who executed on Friday last were al Their store Oh
exhibition"
frenk Lese spped for their sanction 20 suen an
hy, and he bad, would have promptly REUSED
crowd IN and bround their alluded 20 "a te etoln
papers found higher attraction in their rich display OF DC"
Holiday Goods
No. az Broadway, Dee. ~ 1859
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
CoURT-sPEeIAL TEEx-Dec Ia-BefOre Justics
WoODRUFY.
THH FORREsT DIYoRcE CASE.

CathsEine " Forrest aSt. Edwin Forrest -
This morning motion made by Messrs. Fen
Buren and Brady In behalf defendant for further time %
make for the PuPOse Of reviewing the report recently
made by Alvin Bradley ESQ., awarding Mrs Forrest S40o)
yesr amony Hr O'Conor at the time brought on
notion the allowance heretofore made By the Cour
10 Mrs Forrest a. the rse so during the pendeRcy
Of the suit be increased in view Of the delay to result rom MI
Fonest's appeal. ,
objected the other side irrelevant and improper 20
be read public finally submitted to the Cont WITH
The Jodge said that he should proceed IN the
matter according the rules Of the Cou regarding referees
reports Counsel then proceeded to argue on h oConor
motion.
Pending argument the postponed to Tuesday
NOR
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
HARRIE ID

PROPER-DUTCHER-On Wednesday, Dec. Il, by the Rev.
q r. Pott at Dover Plains, Dutchess County Mr.. John
Proper to Miss Ruth Ann Butcher, all Of Dover
Tuesday, Dec. l5 at the residence
of the brides father by Rev. p Thompson, d. d.,
S. Suit Louisville KY, to Aurelia b. WLlmaTth
daughter of A f. WillmaEth Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

The Board of Directors Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company met at the
Office Of the Company, in Pittsburgh on the 10Th inst,
to take into consideration the conflict Of jurisdiction
which has taken place in the business control Of the
Road. The Board resolved that while it would use
every effort to project the property committed to iis
charge was, nevertheless, willing 70 agree to any
equitable compromise which shall nsure the entirety
of the property and to this end appointed Committee
of four to confer with The creditors who have
nenced hostile proceedings. The business prospects
Of the Company are represented as more prosperous
action which was taken in the Ohio Courts. The
Board avers that il has never denied les just
obligations 10 the holders Of the bonds issued
by the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panv. bat has invariably asked and not
demanded, leniency, and has attempted 70 show
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
tAdveVtisementl
PROFESSIONAL.

JosEvh BHIDsE M D. oacrs his professional servees q
bis roos Ia the Graefeabezs institution No. 81 faIaEow
kewfOTk iyegslaytiies esd Diseases Of Women q sse4
dept0s CoasHmpn0a ehyoSic malignant disease' ooh
loce and CONSTITUTIONAL sky sad successfully estea
oese Aoun, . te 4, saa 3 to4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
A BAKER ACCUSED OF swrSDLNo.-JOhn Fobn, a

A RAKTR ACCUSED OF SwISDLING.-Jobn rom,
.S o business at Greenwich street. was hreed
on Mondsy by Officer Leighton complaint Of MessS
q NeuiIe tour dealers Of No 30 Front street Inc COM
o alice that ia September last the accused
n9epresented 10 them that he was responsioHe pr,
.n ana a his property free from tncunbranca AUG ~
snb indeed them to gye hun eeat ot pSSV
soh Of -four Il subsequently appeared that the ee PoP
All beesme due and that consequence they have been
mile 10 get pay rom Fetn Justlce heS o4"AVN wv ~
cased 10 end bail IA the sum Of S5uN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

80, her part Dr. Alder, seeing that her motives were
,e and dsnteres,ed instructed her IN the principles
ftbe reformed Jewish Religion, and she publicly
admitted Saturday morning After the usual morn
ng services, the Rabbi Intercepted the lady As to
whether she was fully prepared to enter the Church Of
Moses and whether her motives pure and unsel-
fsh; TO all Of which questions she having airmstIyey
answered, the ARK opened, and supported by her
husband she stood in front Of it and pronounced the
confession. The words Of the confession were, with
come little modification, the used at the yearly
confirmation in the Synagogue The confession ended
che solemnly promised TO uphold the Jewish religion
until death, and pronounced the Hebrew Schnatete,
and the En- xlish version: Hear Israeli the Lord
our God is One" The Ark being again elosed, DIR.
Adler addressed the lady in very impressive manner,
and closed by giving her his presy benedieton. When
she pronounced the Scsmqkete before the open Ark,
the greater part of the congregation seemed TO be much
affected as well the lady herself and her relatives,
who were standing near by. Mrs. S. is about twenty
years Of age and Of rather prepOssessng appearance
SwISDLISo CLERK-George w. Standish, a
young man formerly eleployed as clerk in the store
Of Garrett NJ Bodine No. p Maiden lane, was ar
rested yesterday by officers Flzmaurice and Phillips of
the Second Precinct charged with having stolen
watches. &c, from his employer, worth Si6O. Mr..
BodDe further charges that Saudsh after leaving his
employ, went to various merchants and represented
himself an agent for Mr.. Bodne, thereby obtaining
goods and appropriatipg them to bis own USE The
following firms are known to have been swindled by
Standish of the goods nentoned Sherman, Capron
e. Co, No. l73 Broadway, gold watch worth 5000;
Desgaening & Sons, No % Maiden lane two watches,
$s4; Fellows a. Scbel, No q Maiden lane; two aia-
mond pins, sll3i Amesbury, No 20 Maiden lane, jew
elry valued at $3l Is; Montgomery s. Jourdan, No.
l9 Maiden lane, jewelry worth s36 rs; Bradbury No.
10 Maiden lane, gold watch, $780, Dnkenshel g. Open
helm, No. 10 Maiden lane watch, $lSi Read, Taylor
g. Co., No. Maiden lane, diamond pin, $H. 1t is
supposed that others have been equally unfortunate,
but their names are not known at present. Justice
Connolly committed the accused to answer. The prop
ery was pswned sold by the prisoner, and the off.
GERS are busily engaged in tracing it up.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
tAd.er,isementl
40 Wv
OK EXHIBITION AT

WuuAx TAYLoR's SA1oOS,
No sos broadway, ,,,
The largest variety Of FANCY AETcLEs OF eveFb
Cen oy Cardinal Trees IL the city also Bon ben ocAes
seeTbt design handsome ornamcnted Gales able 5
Nn,so BsDed Turkey Picked Oysters tre0ch Iese''0H
Py. - foS Hew-YosTs Tables al extremely low pfee~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
IAdveriisementl ]
Yr.... ~ poSTpoSrNspNr

UNION MEETING !!-IOSIfONEhEN
In consequence Of the Great Union Meeting on Mona
kg THs SALK or Mr. koasiTEKs PAINTINGS q lloni.s Ia
Miller Auctioneer, has been postponed rom toa' h''S
the following - .-,.....
We beg call attention 70 the Exhibition, "ilch " VP ~
bnd Evening unll the sAlo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
fAdvertlsement.
xIuC GannNFR'S RAI,SAM.

The reuari able cures effected BY M! M esrdns5s ss Sss
h,1 Iisn Medicine which stands unTivaed - the saeA
- Conshs Cold Group Bronchitis aud Lung Complaints
jS bx M tbs bfusFists WkRks POTTKE, No lS4 "shins
foo street Boston, General Agenls
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company will pay
its semiappus interest dividend Of 81 cent on the
Sd Of January. The Great Western Marine Insurance
Company a dividend of 81 y cent, payable January
l. The Broadway Bank semiannual dividend Of
2 cent, payable January 1. The funds TO pay the
Coupons due on the 10th Of January on Bonds of
the State Of Virginia have been received BY
the Bank Of the State Of New-lork. The business at
the Bank Clearing House to-day was s26,596,Wi 67.
The supply Of Money on call s rather increasing but
the rates are unchanged, sal cent. Paper is also
as before quoted, 6G7 p cent, with bat little going
hsIov, fI 2 cent. The disposition Of the Banks 10
expand their loans prevents any pressure
of paper in the discount houses Cincinnati paper
saw, that the New-Yorh Central Railroad Company
have abandoned their arbitrary rates on freight from
that point and will hereafter proTste with the other
connecting roads upon the basis OF the schednle
adopted BY the Convention. The adyicss from Lon
don BY the private letters rather favorable for
American Securities. The Erie scheme had beea r.
yoraby received, and the "sssents" were very gen.
eral The application 10 the Controller to sell out the
road under the frst mortgage the advice OF which had
lust been received had alarmed some holders OF the
Junior securities but this alarm would be dismissed by
the next arrival with advices Of the payment Of the
frst mortgage interest There had been further
payments on Loo shares of the Illinois Central
stock under the so scheme, but the market price
had been unsvorably affected by the pressure Of some
considerable lots of stock on the market. The i'm
preston Of the street appears to be that the n y.
State Loan of g. 500 coo viii be taken tomorrow at
los to lO7, according to maturity The Fyes VIII not
probably be bid for it is announced that no bids
below par will be received. The Treasury Note loan
viii probably go at 81 to p cent Interest," We heaS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
TAdv~rti.ement

for sseulne- and happiness and ysunx
pursuit they best succeed BY obtaining PhTenooEca
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
fAdvsrgiseno~ntl |

Millions Of Bottles OF Mrs. WISsLow's SOoTH-
sHur used every yes in the UHlted
Children Teehng with heveffsing Reef inazne-
date and certain Only Is cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
BpAny's GALLERY, No. 6i3 Broadway, corner

of bleeckeF-st. HOLIDAY fkkshNe = .;.,,r. s,r Hal
yokrrfPKs superb and appropriate style o. P'S@ss0 @ ~
AnbROTrPEs, 40 DAGVERKg0T1PES
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

EouNp DEAp.-Yesierday morning, en- unsnowh
= found dead In Fi1h the corner Of seventy
soh go Coroner Jackman he'd inquest upon he oSuy
49,, no was elected by which the aeeeAseu couI
Ts Jury found death resulted nom henosfhsso
of the lnngS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

- kd~ 81 M,char Ha.s FTenohuan, At New blisht3nl
s,n .nd vestedsy who to his death by cutting ms
throat Wis q
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

that the bondhOlders would be essentially benefited t
granting the same that had the crvdiiors afforded tho
Company any reasonable notice, fair and equitable
arrange meat might asd ought 20 have been made, thst
would have prevented fbe unfortunsfe and unproht-
able position in which an classes Of ersdors we1
stockholde have been placed and tsi Ne the Board
believes the proceedings, beth in Ohio and Pennsyl
vania, in violation OF tke legal, they maui
festly OF The equitable rights Of the Company khs
Committee was given authority tocmploy The Hon Ale.
G.. Thurman, OF Ohio, and such oher asscce counsel
as t may deem necessary to deferd the rights q the
q, rany and il Shareholder and yeslore the property
20 the control Of the Board of Drectors The Vrooeed
ings closed with resolution earnestly invislg The
boudhol6ers their representatives, 20 meet thcm In
Pittsburgh for conference, the 2ss INST, in refs,ioe
to the general interest of the creditors and stockholders
OF said Company.
AT Cine. .nnat The Gazette says:
"There were again slight indications of an iIr-
movement in money matters, but hgve still 10
report very stringent market. There was less pres-
sure to-day for loans. from the fact that borrowers
consider il useless make application; but the wants
of business men have not diminished, and heavy
amount of capita would be absorbed in legitimate oP
erationr Ii il could be commanded The downtown
merchants continue 70 report fair collections though Ia
some quarters they still fAI short of expeetstons
The Commonwealth Of Kentucky issaed $4,000
public debt in 1874, in bonds having 30 years to run
but redeemsele at the pleasure of the State after ID
years. The Governor now advertses TO pay of sh,
bonds at the Bank of America, in New-iork, on lss
January, being the very esrhess time allowed BY d
tenor Of the original contract with the bondholders
TIE regulsr monthly meeting of the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad was bed yesterday morning, when On
revenue Of the Road for the month Of November 1853
was shown to have been as follows:
Main stem. Wash Branch ~ W. Va To.sL
ps,.eOgcu.....s sTsge 70 satass = ssSss 20 siesm ~
Ffsss::: fsss:::... ,s4: e: g :s 's 81 n.ss !; , &
Total..... s5Is,7ss . sSssW 50 szasss IS sol's1 -
Compared with the same month in 1853, the returas
show the following resut:
Main stem. Wash Branch n w. Va Total
Nov 1889 ss75 7s3 % &887m 50 s2l e3 - SDlST ~
Nov, lSsg.... $40, 1873 10 x,tSa IS &,3E ssoss 70
Increase. $3.50 n .;:.:. .s;;;.:a; s'O4'1 %
Showing a net increase over tho corresponding
month of last year of sSo,4Ov 81, which is very
gratifying exhibit.
The financial year Of the Company commences with
October. Comparing the 80 far of the pres-
ent with that of the past fiscal year the following TO
suit is shown:
October r.............,... &ti6 sgs 81 sesl sS 10
Novenber............. 4Si, ,2ST 50 sSnsI9
Total. S8ts 2lT II @T7s, 2T4 So
Total decrease the present fiscal year et2 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
THE POOR FAMILY IN Morr-sr.

SIR: am happy to acknowledge the receipt from
you OF the following in response to the article in IHs
TRiBuSE Of Dec. IL, headed, q" How the Poor Live
william Bodden 90 f. s............. 90
friend Lawrence..... OOH j. B..''''.'''''''' W
81 H. w. W................ OOl
Making with the amount received from you and acknowledged
few dsys since sll9 You viii allow me to say to the friends
Who have so promptly responded that have hao the melancholy
duy Of buryns poor today He died Sunday
~ In hone Of happy immortality beyond the grave, with many
a.ons Of thanks for the kindness he had received.
b. r. BARLOW.
Fise Points Of ndusfTV Nos 49, lo and 10y " 0'S
Neg York, Dec. l9, 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

Corxrrprvrr RuIs-Herman Lange, Prusslan,
,sS Yesterday or having passed counterfeit 20 Dl
a. MeYhSpts 1change Bank ofthis city Jacop p ~ ~
~ ree the lainsnt he having taken the y'l ~
fnre Justee steers committed the accused TO sn~I Aso
sSys that as ne cannot read be does not hno~ o@u o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
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