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The Uaytien Countcrfett Money.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


In your Tuesday morning there appears letter
signed BY Joseph Potter master Of the brig Baltimore in
which certain statements made which are wholly
false and have tendency msrepresent the Facts Of the
case they exist The objects Of Captain Potter in max
ing these statements alleged In his letter 10 be for
the purposs giving certain explanations relative TO the
arrest o the party the seizure OF the Hay
en Treasury notes when these were rendered entirely
unnecessary by the full and elaborate account published
by you ON sunday and Monday last In the Of his
explanations Captain Potter makes such msstatcmcnts
TO do injustice 10 ourselves who instrumental
the Of the party and the recovery OF the whole
Of the counterfeit material In order therefore that the
facts may appear before the public In their true light,
ask that you viii pubsh the srbjoned account Of our
part In the transaction
On thursday last Mr.. morne, attorney OF tho Consul
for the ayten government called upon al the lnspcc
tors Office and stated that had been board the
brig Baltimore Offering 10 dispose OF Hayten money
to the mate OF the vessel, aud wanted US TO 20 on
board Of the vessel and II some means could not be
adopted TO secure him. We called upon the mate, and
upon conversation with him he agreed 10 second our
efforts In the capture Of the party We made our ar
rsngcments accordingly and watched from day to day
the appearance OF the with the money On Saturday
morning we learned from the mate that the would
call the afternoon with quantity OF the money, which
he 1.-THE mae) had agreed 10 purchase We furnished him
with the with which 10 eject the purchase, and
then watched the arrival OF the man. OF US remain
secreted IN the cabin During the afternoon Harq tthe
prsoner) came board the vessel, delivered SIS 600
worth of the bogus money, received bogus cheek ior
$500 In payment and Immediately len the vessel, follow
cd by US As he crossing the Fulton ferry We ar
rested him. and conveyed him 10 the City Hall BY Sun.
day afternoon obtained Information which led TO the
discovery Of about 800 600 worth Of the counterfeit
money The typc presses 49, sy which was manual
with Captain Potter. did know him Or OF him
Re rendered assistance whatever, either personally
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A NAV ARlypoys WIZ am EIorRs Win His Sisryr
IN IAw-Dr. Lyons, says the Ula Telegraph OF the 26h
inst married man, who is charged with running away
from 81 townsville with the daughter OF Mr. Smell, len
beh nd him debts TO the extent OF 500 $500 II APP
pears that the 1lh inst ne concluded 70 get into real
estate contract with Mr. A. Thumb FOR bis house
and lot for 81 800 and paid him 800 down by the note OF
precncc that he was going after money be departed With
his wife for Verona, Oneida county Ayounger daughter
Of Mr. Shell, about fifteen, with whom the Doctor had
been too intimate fer the rTetcuce that she going
n party fyed and mansred TO escape on the steam
boat express train for Albany Saturday acru0on,
which, together with the further fact tha, Lyons had Jeff
his wife AZ Verona under the prcence that he had bust
In Rochester and had not since returned renders
the inference irresistible that he has not ory ABANDONED
bis wife, but has .lcped with Der sstsr.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
EXCURSION TO CAPE NAY.
The GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP John Vine Hal com.
...- mander will mshe an

The GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP, John Vine Hail. com.
mander will make an -
EXCURSION TRIP 10 cAPE NAY AND RETURN,
MONDAY, July 81, AZ 3 O'CLOCK r.. N,
Arriving Al Cape NAY early the merit day.
Returning, leave nsKe Nay q, oc,ocv
Arriving IN New york on the following morning
This trip has been arranged with view ~ sfordng erur
sopss en- opportunity OF witnessing operation the vas
erhnE by praacsl experience her admirable sailing and
son Il s. S..s-ag gI.cs; Ameres
VIII. kcc1NrRsY TIE EXCURSION
Nesis snd ref,s bmon rs be obtained on board At mode
Frcir~onsss mus be on board The Island Belle foot o.
Hammond street. not laer Than r. ", on the Sph.
press Con No 70 Broadway, and al The ticket ONCE
The wharf foA " Hammond street. state rcoms er,rs.
Mattresses wi be furnshcd FOR gen,emen he dfe
rent covrArmen and decks Of NE hp tor Which here VII
be 20 charge y II. YATES. secretary
" have ar excursion % DaSds Island onTuesiay nert
July 81 by request Of heir young friends for he benefit OF
the needy and blind members 90, hdcs and sennemsn,
parcnze your old defenders whose ages from 81 20 re
years and WHO VII present health perms IN their old
isshioned uniform. n H-The vete-ans IN the ad ormg
counties requested 70 unite 10 enecng this hadsoe 90
The fast sailnr steamer sATELfTr ard splendid newly
hied barge POk rEPs1E engaged for the purpose
s ;o s sss re, G Ss s,'is 'sr DS
take the barge IN tow Katharine rarkei Noclocf Ad.ms
street Broohlyn 81 Browne sreei FOURTH street WI
lamshurF ~. Tenth street ~ T. ~ Drten for IVA ~
NJ, and proceed ~ Dnvii Island.
A celebrated brass anI cliillon band Is engaged.
Dss sssis , ire sSs Sss ~, T Srr one zen
should he will be postponed, m notice
given 10 The daily papers when ril take place
W. y. nHovk e,c.aitry.
AJiL lssst y. PfYiI Treasurer.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 2s, 1860.

or otherwise for business was transacted entirely
with The mate Ct the vessel 10 his communication Capt.
Potter inns all the credit Of the arrest Of Harq and the
seizure Of the counterfeit money, which he never saw
r II was IN the Office Of the Inspector Of Police where
II was placed by us. WN. w. RAYNOR
HENRY W. VAN WAGNER,
na,a
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MILLINERY.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES
i MKsDAMEs P1COr WILLIAMSON. NifIfNERs,
COL Broadway
Having secured tie services Of
MADAME FARwEiI.
the celebrated cutter aud liter LADIES' Dresses VIII In al
don 10 their Millinery and execute orders the above
line Madame ", whose ssn uusurras,ei. will supern
tend this department and perfect satisfaction gnaranteed
We are also prepared % furnish either ready made or %
order ladies' Inder Iinens Of every description.
Cutting and flung Al the shoIies' notice. -
Mesdsnes PfCOr WILLIAMSON.
Nods -. 65l Broadway.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv. JOHN MCKINLEY, OF SCOTLAND WILL
IL preach for Rev. Frank Remington at Palace Garden
Music Hail. Fourteenth street Sixth avenue this after
3 O'Clock, also at l0 A. NJ and p. M at the
OF Christopher and Bedford streets.
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FINE ARTS.

THE PRINCE OF wALFs.-A FINE PHOTOGRAPH,
fun figure Of the Prince for 20 cents D handsome para
psrioui ~ vgneues, y cents each, 81 p = GARBAs
ATS Psror Gallery Of Photographic lst Atlantic street,
Brookyn Photographs u IAncoin aud Bell tc. Prices
above The uaie supplied Iyoyypes and Eciprraphs Por
traits In every style OF the art.
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THE MILITARY.

CPECIAL ORDER, NO. a. COMPANY y. FOURTH RE.
- gment-Tbe officers and members OF this mand
hereby ordered 10 parade on Tuesday the Jt INST Al four
O'Clock A. NJ At the CITY Armory from thence proceed ia
pany with company frish Fnseers. Si1ty ninth regiment
70 Peck alp, 10 receive the Emme Guard Of New aven ny
order Of JAS. MCMAHON Captain.
n. SxtTn Orderly.
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AsTROLOG ".

A cLAIRvoyAST.--NRs SEYMOUR, MEDICAL
"A clsirvoysnt rooms No. us Fourth street. two blocks
OF Broadway. Consultations dsy and evening sicf.
nes business absent friends Ac and sasacon ruaranes<
or no pay.
A BONA FIDE ASTROLOgiSr THAT KvERY ONE
IA can depend for geinr satisfaction from ID Msdame
WILSON, Who iens he object q your visit a. soon . yon en-
ter her ROOM All should consult his naturally rned lady -
might them many msfortunes She Or eedy
msrriages and tells all That your whole life Her
predictions are % true that hey surprise All who consult her,
b. am 10 possession OF magic CHAINS Tor eve and rood
luck which In their eject Madame Villain
tells true ladies may Little tlmid ibongh hey
fear for she practices nothing but What reconcile
bic philosopher 10 Allen street. stanton,
bakerv zee for isdes snd rentemen 20 ceua
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NJ B-wHo HAS Nor HEARD or THE cELEBRAr.
IN. ed Madame BREWSTER She has been consulted by
uorsands In III. and other clcs WITH entire satisfaction she
feels crfden she has equal She bells The ~ future
wecf husband alo hat n her f yon Vsh he ruth
grs can ~ sl Third sb0ye twenty frtt street
"a 10 geIilCrseN o.
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CREAT EAsTERN.-GRAYD DAY AND MOONLIGHT


GREAT EASTERN EXCURSION.-THE STEAMER NAU.
SHON viii make three Excui sons TO Uoney IslanJ and
Fort Hamilton Monday July 30 shording passengers
splendid chance witness the departure of the Big Ship
from The above pnces well having ane view OF her when
under weigh on the last trip, the boat viii leave pier No
North river al Soclock and proceed up the river West
Tenth Amos street, leaving there AT 3 Spring 81
and pier No al o'clock. Fare the whole Is
cents See daily advertisement for Of leaving daily
trina
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THE FIREMEN.

49, ~
MOHAWK ENGINE COMPANY NO l6.-THE ACTIVE
M and honorary members OF this company requested 10
meet the engine house Sunday July 30 at ii O'Clock
A. M for the purpose Of attending In body the funeral OF
late brother fireman Thomas Cox who was killed while
In the performance OF his duty.
JosErH W. TopHAx Secretary.
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A sTONTsH1rG.-NiDAv MORROW, SEVENTH
"A dsughsr born with csul and rn n foresight tells how
and ofsn ron vl marry and many events
houghts Fee Is until cihers SOP copying sd
vers~men's ss LUDLOW street. below Houston. oenuemsn
not fntfa
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CRANp ExCyRsIoN wIrn rUE GREAT KAsrERN

~ to Sandy HeoH on Monday, July - The iavore
steamer THOMAS HUNT Cap L. H. Hall viii make AN
curscn down the Bay with Great Essera As FAR ne sandy
Hook leaving her pier foot OF Barclay street al SIP NJ thus
anordng rare opportunity 10 ace The ship
full Roadway. Tickets 81.
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, n RRwARn -sInrrx ON THE akru rrrf Y rpnu

cCU the subscribers, 7 Hicks street. Broot yn Horse,
Wagon and Harness The Horse i light bay with long
TAIL and does no carry very high about i5 hands high
old has hairs about his BODY The Wagon
light enamel leather TOP with leather cushions blue csh;
had lining painted dark almost black; built BY DAVID
sied, Poughkceps;e; the makers the wagon The
Harness light silver mounted and somewhat tzs
will be paid for the recovery Of the and rs de-
lection and conviction OF thief. GILMORE JARVIS.
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(NREAT EAsTERN.-sTEvENs HOUSE EXCURSION
" The steamer SATEI.LlTE. Capt. Hammond, will
PAny the steamship Great Eastern Aoni.y Jnly ~,
Sandy Hook the Bar, and the Light ship Re-
frcshmens furnished BY Mr. 0Grady Of the Stevens House
limited number Of tickets only be had at The Stevens
House and OF the captain board The Satellite viii leave
pier No. North river At 81 O'Clock p. N.
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GRAND EXCURsION-SAIIING OF TIE GREAT
VI Eastern.-The iavorte steamboat KEYPQRT. CAPTAIN
day. July 30 leaving of Robinson street at ~ O'Clock 20
up the North river the Great Eastern
her as far Sandy Hook aordng fine view Of The forca
nons Of The harbo Highlands OF Nayesnk and the ocean, =
Wei as the sailing qualities OF vessel the world
ekes the excursion ST. TO be had OF ELLSWORTH cor
ne Oh Dey and West board OF the boat B.
Pers.ns wanting tickets will apply early as only limited
be soil
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VI MAYFL0wER win accompany the big ship 90 Monday,
July 60 outside Of Sandy Hook giving opportunity OF
Witnessing the mammoth skip under full Roadway; q sight
well worth seeing. A co,lon band ON board The NAY
FLOWER built expressly for going possesses
good aecommod atoms for ladies' The boat VIII leave Forty
third street. kas river al IL As Eleventh
venih street williamsburg l5 Delaney street 80 Peck
slip las pier No North river q Spr az street. 3D.
mond p NJ Fare whole excursion 10 cents
Re reshm m
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LOST AND FOUND.

LNIvE DOLLARS REwARD.-LoSr ON SATURDAY
July n. white Newfoundland Dog, black each eye
and The above reward wiz be paid by delivering him
q Wooster street.
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tons OF alliance Of the Neapoian had already
reached Naples but the French Envoy stated 10 have
remarked that the conduct Of the Neapoan Cabinet in
this affair has not yet assumed any Official character that
no direct proposition had been proposed and that conse
quertly the refusal made through de viiIamsrna to
enter into discussion doe1t imply the abandonment Of
crrmcnced II Is therefore believed here that Nea-
polltan ambassador 10 come 70 Turin 10 communicate
ocay the decree signed at Portci on the 25th 81 June,
decree itself speaks
The committee on the French budget FOR 1881 has Just
Terminated its minute nation OF that financial pro
propositions Of the government, originally 1 1ss,
eSsf but the committee and the Council OF state having
adopted reductions 10 the extent OF 0ss s2r the total
remains definitely Gxed at sac, 12l s53fr.
Palermo has resumed It's original aspect, and all the
butterflies Of sician rank and fashion ut-
terng IN the summer The mobiles are driving ebout
in their magnificent equipages-their servants blazing in
The richest liveries.
IL the BAY Of Naples 10 proceed TO Beyrout Two English
vssscls Of war have also lief, Malta for the port
young prince OF the ustrious house Of Monaco was
ssked Why he bad married rich old woman ma fot,'
vas the gay young princes reply, what poor In
harry get bank note cashcl troubles
self 10 lock at the date Of itf'
The London Pcs, Of July in an article upon the Afr.
can slave trade says 1T notorious tina, the law Of tho
United states systematically evaded nj the present
time ard that is under the protection Of It's Gag that
the prescribed franc is chiefly carried n Presdeu,
Buchanan serious believe he s in his desire 70
check H. let him take prompt and crecus means 10 atom
this Ruty CO operation the part OF his fellow citizens
The slave dcnlty Of the United states Is already sun
GENTLY great without augmenting by u fresh
imporis,ions Of bsrbarans from Africa
On the LIST inst the new Nespoan Ministry presented
address 10 the King recommending various reforms
ard the same day the King issued secrees IN conso
with the advice q his Ministers, couvOsnr the
scmbare Of the National Parliament Of Naples for the 10th
u September restoring also the laws Of 1sss and 1893
Nth rcrtrd 70 The freedom 9f the pres sod eiia0shog
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03
SALEM ALMANACS,
FOR SALE AT TIE
CHARLOTTE BOOK STORE.
Nov +. J., E..

State of n. CaroIima-M elk ienbUrg Co.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions October Term 1859.
Joel 4. IIuggins Administrator of William p McLelland
VS.. r. S. MeLclland.
Petition to settle Estate.
appearng the satsfa cton of the Court, that r.
S. McLeand is not an lnhabant of this State, but
sides beyond the limits of the same, it is ordered by
Court that publication be made for six successive weeks
in the Western Democrat, a newspaper printed in the
town of Charlotte. notifying the said r. S. McLeand
appear before the Justices of Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, the Court be held for the
County of Mecklenburg at the Court House in Charlotte
on the 4th Monday January next then and there to
the petition of j. A luggins: administrator OF
VIM. p. McIelland the same will be heard exparte
as him.
Witness W. K Beid Clerk of our said Court, at Office
in Charlotte, the 4th Monday in October 1888.
99-6t1 pr adv So W. X. REID, Clerk
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COURTSHIP.

Jenny sighed, and Robin squeezed her
Pretty little trembling hand,
And then with outstretched arms he seiz'd her
Half reluctant form, and-and-
"Loose me" but he clasped the tighter
"Jenny say, wilt thou be mine ?"
And her bright face grew still brighter,
As she answered, 81 am thine?"
And then they squeezed each other fondly
Close together as two bricks;
And then they kissed each other soundly-
And-I-left them in that fix
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CDR Western grmotrat
CHARLOTTE, N. G.

Da~ The Boston Post estimates the aggregate
value of all the merchandise annually sold to the
South by New England at sirty millions dollars,
and gives the basis upon which the estimate is
made. The boot and shoe sales are first put down
at from 20 to 80 millions; dry goods at several
millions fish of various kinds at three millions,
and furniture, readymade clothing, books, jewery,
clocks, drugs, &c, make up the balance.
Withdraw this sixty millions of dollars from the
markets of the New England abolition States,
and you will touch a nerve that will reform their
conduct and make them glad to let slavery alone.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03

A COUPLE of kentuckians lately visited Bos-
ton, and sat down to dine at the Revere House.
Goldfish balls were served at the table, one of tho
Kentuckians taking them for corn dodgers, pro-
ceeded to break one in two. Getting the scent of
it, he turned to his partner remarking in The most
solemn misunderstanding dead in that, Toni"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03

THE NEW SENATOR FROM TEXAs.-L. T.
Wigfall, Just elected U. S Senator from Texas, is
said to be man of considerable ability and fine
orator. After his election he made very con-
servatve speech. He announced his opposition to
the re-opening of the slave trade, and against slave
code for the territories He would vote against
both. He would support James Buchanan
long as Mr. Buchanan stood on the Democratic
platform.
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WILMINGTON, CHAR. Il RUTH. RAILROAD

WILMINGTON, CHAR. Il RUTH. RA1LRoAD-
We were politely rendered an invitation to an ex-
cursion on the Wilmington, Charlotte & Ruther-
ford Railroad by MIR >Guion, the President on yes
terday, and regret that business prevented our ac-
rapidly we believe, between 25 and 80 miles being
laid with iron and in pretty fair running order
We have crossed and recrossed the track several
times of late, but have never had the pleasure Of
running its length along behind machine. What
glimpses we have gotten satifes US, however, that
the Road when finished will be good and sub
stantial one. The grading and embankment ap-
pears to have been worked according to Railroad
rules for such things, and the cross-ties though
rather far apart at present of substantial make
and will do service va. Herald Dec. 9th.
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OREGoN.-A Democratic Convention has been
held in Oregon City. Sixteen delegates from s
counties with hdrew, leaving eleven counties repre-
scnted. Those who remained selected Gen. Lane
and Judge Deadly as delegates to the Charleston
Convention, instructing them to vote for Gen. Joe
Lane for President The seceders resolved to
support the nominee of the Charleston Convention,
but elected no delegates.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03

ga- 1t is stated that large number of Mail
Contractors have informed the Department that
unless Congress makes an appropriation early in
January for the postal service they cannot continue
to transport the mails. Over four millions due
contractors for arrearages for the year ending last
.TUne
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BANKs.-A bill passed both Houses of the
South Carolina Legislature to suspend till June,
1861. the law requiring the Banks Of that State
to have dollar in specie for every three dollars
in circulation.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-01-03

OLD NEGRo-The Norfolk Day Book thus
notices the death of an aged negro in that
ton:
A free colorcd man, named George Woodhouse
died Saturday morning, on Cumberland st. in
this city, aged One hundred and t,oeHty years!
He was born in Princess Anne county in lT30, the
ycur in which Saints Church was built, aud had
reached the average age Of man when the rcvolu-
tionary war broke out.
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ANOTHER SOUTHERN MovEMEET.-It is pro-
posed to establish in this town joint stock company
for the manufacture of boots and shoes, with
view to assist the movement now going Oh in tho
South for commercial independence of the North.
Roll on the bal-SolisLury Banner.
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EQUITY LAND SALES.

Acting under DEGREES of the Court of Equity for Meek
Ienburg county, will sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder the Court House in Charlotte, the
4th Monday in January, 1860, the following Tracts of
Land, to-wit
tract of Land situated the waters of Sugar
Creek adjoining the Lands of Isaac Henderson, Frank
lin Barnett, Addison Fraser, and Others containing
about 24O acres, being the land conveyed to James H.
Orr by Jacob Thompson and r. D. Henderson. Terms,
$50 cash and the balance twelve months credit bond
with suretes each of whom must be good for the
purchase money.
ALSO, at the same time and place, will sell to the
highest bidder for ready money another Tract of Land
with good Saw Mill on it, known as the William Nc
Corkle tract. the waters of Little Sugar Greek, ad
Joining the lands of VIM Norment, Daniel X Smith,
John Heron, the Taggarts lands and others
\. C. WILLIAMSON C.. NJ. E.
Dec. l3 1859 9l-7t
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VOLUME--NUMBER ss4.

couragement to those who have hoped against hope,
and labored for weary years to build mp new and
more prosperous, energetic and self-relying State
in the hearts and minds of its people.
c. Ii. WILEY,
Sap. Com, Schools, NJ C.