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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
ssclNIG MONEY.

Applications for the 800 bounty lus 70 ,he
heir, OF deceased soldiers. 81 well as Tor any
nav or allowance due. have 70 be made to
Ezra u. French. Second Auditor, Treasury
Department. Washington and N answer, with
directions as to the paper, needed will De
sent as promptly as the business Of he Office
viii admit Ignorance Of this, aud want OF
business knowledge, has caused large number
of persons to present their claims through per-
sons here who make a business Of collecting rs
we'll a. settling matters relative 70 prize money,
pensions, &C. aud who charge usually tea per
cent Of the amour. collected for their services.
To a widow whose only means consist, ot this
pittarce OF 800. the loss OF SO IL very
serious item. ard though it Is 10 doubt neces.
sary that all tho claims should 90 through Que
office in Washington. yet Toe Government
mi ght well employ some 01e o. ts representa-
tiyes in Office here to eige Information and ar
range papers for applicants. So common Is K
cow to employ a ten per cent gg-between, t5a.
an application 10 tho S1b-Trcasucy lere for
information on the matter was op3gered by
the applicant receiving toe address of ore Of
these bankers or 'cOu1,e.ors We make
this explanation IN answer to inquiries .dat
have been addressed 70 Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
EXPLANATIONS.

Senator Chandler was clearly right IN a..
Stunning on Monday that the furious attacks on
Secretary Stanton because OF the recent mis-
carriage OF our arms before Richmond must
really mean President Lincoln, 40 TAR as they
have any force Or cogency whatever. The un-
deriving pretense that the Secretary rules the
President in the conduct OF the War, instead
Of being directed by him, is utterly at variance
with tho facts. as web as mos iisplraging to
the Nations chosen head. If the President
nad had Fifty thousand bien anywhere that
might in his Judgment. b. spared to re-
enforce Gen. NcC!sllan, he would undoubtedly
have sent them, all hrs Secretaries to
the contrary notwithstanding. Ho did not
send them because under apprehension,
OF further demonstrations by Jackson
in the Valley or directly against Washington.
But Jackson had quietly slipped away from his
recent haunt. and suddenly united his forces
with the Rebel main army protecting Rich
mond. which was thus raised 10 decided
superiority over Gen. McCellan's. OF course,
they did not wait to let our side be re-onfcrced
also but at once commenced that attack IN
Overwhelming force on our RICH. wing winch
oyerpowered It. cut oil our army from ITS
base at tbs White Houss. aai compelled Con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

will have to issue shinplasters for small chang,
it will be better that it should be done
by the Government rather tbaa by ia1.
yidunls. We have exported tbs year bit
small part of tho gold imported last year,
and the present premium cannot be &c
counted for on the ground Of the present or
anticipated export demand. If the export WA
prohibited or not called for by commerce, ths
premium would be very nearly what it is now.
II IS simply the natural law Of the decline Of
an article in price from its abundant supply, for
it is hardly necessary to say that gold has Mt
changed, but that paper has declined. Tn,
vaiuc of tho metal Is the same, bat tho pr,ce
has changed. We measure It now by dif-
ferent standard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

Alsices from various quarters justify the
gratifying belief that that conception OF IneiIa
Bile stupidity. the great Union " Anaconda, Is
defunct. Henceforth, we arc confident TIE
policy Of massng orr dspO5ab'e troops into
one grand army, and hurling i swiftly and
strongly upon the chief stronsho'ds o. the Re.
beIlion successfully, viii DO adhered 70. The
Anaconda has cost ~ ye1r's t.mc, One
Hundred Thousand MN. and Five Hundred
Millions Of money, and ia fruits are not at oil
commensurate with their cost. Had II never
been conceived we should have failed to
take New. Orleans and some other ports quite
50 soon, while wc should have ere this utterly
extinguisbcd the Rebellion in Virginia North
Carolina and Tennessee
The "AnacOnda" make, a present to tho
Rebels of the all bu. exclusive gse Of Rail
roads and Telegraphs. II enables him to
choose among our several army corpy that one
on which he shall prccptate bis eatIre move
able force. IL enables bin to be uniformly
superior at the point Of collision, though we
bayc more anl better troops IN tho field than
he has. 1t enables him 10 know the result OF
any conflict within few hours 1'tes is occur
renee, while we must wait fortnight FOX any
account OF it but such be chooses TO give
us. In short. the Anaconda - j b.unler,
a humbug AID nuisance. Away VITA lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
THE DATION SHOULD ARw

II is morally certain that the Civil War can.
not much longer endure. The enormous size
which the armaments OF both sides have at
tanned render an early exhaustion inevitable
The Rebels, in ordering a general conscrp;ion
have lef. themselves nothing 70 fall back upon
Their resources, whether IN munitions or pro-
visions, are utterly inadequate to the mainten-
ance of so gigantic contest beyond very
few months. A despotic aud merciess Con-
scripton provides men, but not weapons nor
cartridges Every battle eXhausts the litter
while destroying immense quantities OF the
former. We do not bcliey, they could raise
to-day the requisite ammunition for another
series Of battles like that recently fought be-
fore Richmond.
If, then, the loyal State, shall promptly ill
up their quotas of the now levy OF Three
Hundred thousand Men, the contest will very
soon b. over. The bulk OF oil their armies,
led by all their generals OF any account, has
just been precipitated upon ono OF our armies
before Richmond, and though weakened and
wasted By disease, our heroes resisted them
right CALAMITY and finally beat them. After
our army had attained It's prescribed position
on ia, bank Of the James. the Rebe! attacks
were repulsed with heavy slaughter until
they had had enough OF lighting, AID were
dad TO flee to their stronghold. They
pushed their men in soid masses
upon our batteries until they were satisfied
that this was simply expoang them to mas
sacrc, when they gave il up. Heavy as our
losses ia these ak days lighting were, The
Rebels were doubtless much heavier, since
they could barely bring up any but tAc ligh.e't
pieces over roada that had been trodden to
cayernous depth, by tho passage OF our guns
and baggage Our men took advantage o. the
ground and often fough. sheltered while CON.
pe!ling thor assaiauts to advance exposed 70
mos. whitening vollrys. /. taus eat up by
forces half their own. they will not care 10
fght-a, they have never yet done-agninst
equal numbers.
Let, then, the most energetic measures 30
Everywhere employed to Cd promptly the new
reoui,;tion which will undoubtedly be the last.
We're these Three Hundred Thousand IN tho
field to day, there would prObably bo no fur
Their serious fighting. Tho Rebels never did,
never can, maintain a contest against such
odds "a our soldiers vithstood through weeks
desperate fighting. They are superior IN dash,
bit deficient IN endurance. Let Va call out
our new levy and say meaninsy to Europe,
Be quiet, anl we will soon conquer peace.
Let Us say to the Rebels, desst and be treated
as brethren, ai equals. but We cannot assent
to the division and destruction of our country.
Hours are ages; few weeks must now de-
eide the fate OF the Republic. lie. each put
his shoulder to the wheel. resolved that the
new levy shall forthwith be perfected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

We publish this morning new order from
the Adutant General Of the State. 1t estab-
fishes military depot in every Senatorial Dis
trict, except New-York and Brooklyn, and
provides for an Adjutant, Quartermaster and
Surgeon at each depot. A bounty of $40 is
given to each recruit-S2 on enrolment, a
months pay (sl3) at the mastering in of the
company, and one-fourth Of the 500 bounty
on tho mustering.in OF the regiment. There
are other advantages which those viii best ap-
preciaio who have ever had anything TO 10
with the recruiting service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

,ccer III, .sryis. eh,r Of ire, coor,d mon or Of sn,

accept tho services ebM Of freq color,d Of snve
TO the Union than to reject and cs them Into the %
po5.e scale Those called ,gro woshppss iorsooh,
who believe that the negro should be allowed 70 fight for the
country he vii What should tho, b, termed thea who
will fight that country theosev,- and 80 biody
that hey cannot forogo their hatred Of the negro
even allow him to aid tse oysl white sodiers OF
the army in the terrible strosge why should all the tan
dernes be on side and tOward Rebe who otter open.
log the wer have shown hemssvc, ready
troop, by the aid OF ndien laysgs'o shoot downing men
aud 70 fres black, or slaves l l' 'r dlr to
trust them with arms"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
To AsTerfiScrs.

TaE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has the largest circulation
ofsuv rewsrsp-r in This county y no. in The weird i is
taken by the enterprrs farmers meobancs merchants and
manufacturers throughout ell the loyal States and business
ea in this city who desire reach those classes can DO SO
quite .fectuslly by advertising in TnE WFsSr TmnrN
Price sIs line Advertisements for It's weeks issue must
be handed in to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
The Tax Bill,
NOW READY,

NVN NIAVli
ia pamphlet Of % psges fine. whit. paper Beside
the bill which is word for in accordalss with the
Original xt append to Alphabetical neca, tula ion
OF every article he taxed by tina law snd te amount Of
the to be levie thereon. Tbs renders complete
and convenient It is possible to make It, The ! tszes t-
most every article In use oud every is interested %
know the amount.
Price cents postpaid s. PEI 100 If by express 80
per 100 il by mail.
Address THE TRIBUNE. Neyy-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
STATE or THE NIARIlET@.


There was fair amount Of transactions at tie
appea to be at regard the immediate future and
ihefe Is energetic movement IN either direction. TIE
change, the Morning Board were not important Govern
arm, but not scye. Al the Second Board the
stronger feeling IN tie flncee God 5u7ysni
AID a, the Close III bid The advance has sasb'ed
banker. demand still higher rates for EEehan aud some
dIsweH asking in tie morning l2J Tor Sterling The
transactions however. have been at 1921 al2l Francs are
60 Sterling va. noninsly 2s4l2s; Franc, 460di5-i.
Feishs are again 1mer and active. The business II
the sub.Troasury Receipts 1851 yior Customs,
4277 coo; Payment +556J6 rs balance, S5157,2A 90
In Money there symptoms, Of gfeaer ease The supply
to leading borrowers IL abundant at cent mostly a. tie
lower rate The b4rk sni other Institutions are free lenders
Paper Il very good caracor aad goes Al dt ees
The Flour maike, .wel supplied yet Nes'en and State
opened with fslr degree Of Gruess bui closed owg io tie
low gfAle. owing to advance Ia the rates OF ocean
freight The demand Is fir at the eoncson; trade brands
without eseniis, change; sses IRE 400 bb Can.dah ~
fair request bn. easier, quiet sud heavy Rye Flour less
plenty firm AID in moderate request Com hea arm and IN
fair demand Tie Wheat market /, vel supplied aud Is
again &C. T. bush lower but quite active at the decline
the demsnd ia chiefly for export. Tn. sales include 1a1f
bush Barley /, su quiet a. CJd70c. Barley MALI is in
limited supply and finn previous rates, Oais steady
a. moderate request Rye in moderate request and shade
easier. Corn fair supply but lower; demand more scve
mainly export sales lC 900 bu'h The receipts o, PoFk
are les. liberal bu. the supply /, ample and the MARIE, Is
lower aud fairly active a. the couce'n Beef very quiet
but Gualy held Beef Hams sud Bacon quite dull prices
nominal. Cut Meas quiet and heavy Lard IN good demand
aud Butter in good request and e,dy Cheese In good
demand especially choice r large Sire which ,wanied for
shipment, There fl0 head Of Beef Cate
thi. week which have sold at reduction upon previous
prices averaging little &C. pound net The prices Of
live Hogs sheep and Veal Calves all lower than last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

Escs. Cowm,Iov2os.- Tie Boart me-. y'fe'-
day. and granted y license, a. SD eacl. l. Is th'
intention Of the Boa-j % prosecute irusgss s.ii"s
liquor without license, 81 well as o'ne' o'''s,'
There are aevcral huoirei druggists IA Tins cry WI,
cell liquor. bnt scarcely any Of tlom al'' i2P'''
fOr licenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

oeivers WA held yesterday OF the Prcddoe Ex-
change to take the matter into consideration. They
passed resolution 10 load their vessels by The mos
convenient system whatever il might be. A large
meeting of the ehoveleTs was held Of Tannsny Hal
last evening. On sccoun; of the promise that a new
Board Of Measurers would be formed to-day, the
meeting took no decided action IN the matter, pre-
ferring to await the turn OF cyenIs.
Edward c. Wet, Surrogate of this city and
county, died yesterday. Mr. Wcst was for some
years a well.known but rather quiet politician, OF
The Tammsny branch Of the Democracy. lie was
chosen Surrogate in 1871 by vote of 3o,'o', 70
% $40 for Alex. W. Bradford, the Wing incumbent
OF the Office. Mr. Vests administration OF the
Office la. been marked By iudeia,igabe industry
and has given universal satisfaction. Personally,
he enjoyed tie goodwill and respect OF eyeryDo
and in his death tire city loses good citizen ana Ill
able ana Jealous officer.
just at the close of the ses5ion Of the Senate yes
teriay, bill was introduced giving the President
complee rover to call out the miliiia OF tho County,
whenever he might deem esaryi and when sucu
call ia made none are TO De exempt on account OF col
or. caste. or nationality. The Precedent Is 10 organ
In Utah, tie Indians are growing still more
troublesome, stealing cattle, filing emsrants, AKA
break ny up the Overland Telegraph and Mail es-
tnbsshl.ent. a war with some of these uibes ap-
pears to be probable. There are bu, 800 troops to
protect all this vast line of wilderness.
There is a probability that Congress viii adjourn
early next week. The Tariff and ConisCation bills
are about the only great measures to complete The
Tariff will be returned to the House, with amend
ments to-day. The Conlscaton bill is in the hands
Of a Conference Committee
Last evening there was meeting OF citizens al
the Fith-ANeuue Hotel, to make arrangements Tor n
future meeting to be held in the Cooper Institute, TO
encourage enlisiments and sustain the Government.
The valuation Of property in this city upon
which taxes Are 10 be collected this year il. in round
numbers $j72 Ooo, coo; last year, Sjol 800 Goa.
Taxes this year, SsS7S66i; ast year, $40 62' ,oj2
-Foreigu-born residents viii be interested in an
act which has just been passed by Congress bestow-
ing full citizenship al eE one years residence, on con
dton Of honorable service in the army.
The sick and wounded soldiers who came here
on board the spaulding have been cent to the hos
piials on Bedloe's Island and Dayids Island.
The Elm City arrived at this port last night with
upward Of 500 sick and wounded soldiers. Twelve
died on the passage
On our second and third pages we print further
lists Of the names Of killed and wounded in the late
battles.
Mrs. Lincoln ia about to come to New-York,
where she will meet one Of her sons, ani then make
visit to West Point.
Gov Boutwell, Of Massachusetts bas accepted
tie position of Commissioner Of Inland Revenues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

INfRagsrrYG RELl.iJ,s CgaFnotY.-A mover
and interestin, religion, ceremony took p'ace Oh
Sat,rIa, last IN the vicinity Of to!t Hamilton,
which was witnessed by Il large ucmber %, spectt
tor, who seemed 20 feel gralued interest IA w
a Hair. gentleman aud bis wife both o. "nou ie'
AIRED 10 become church members Were Da9'M'u ~
the BAY according q The rules o' me pal''t l-.
s,o, The most unusual feature " the occusfsh,'
co,i,,ei of the fact thai ia, officiating clergy msi.
wa, not himself A Bspl.st but the celebrated pa''H
Of Plymouth Church, the Rev. II. W. beecher. .,i
About noon, the gentleman about 20 BE- nap,Nei
Walter y. Hicks, ESQ. commission MegeHans $50 80
busiues, IN kew-IOga, 3ni MS 'aiy, Jartei 80 80
plymouth Church, accompanied by number o. w
1h;T,h cLor and o few friends the whole coiiesc'
comprising some eight Or ten carriage. I1ey pto
ceeded to Fo,, Hamilton via Bay kItge, eDloyI's
beautfl drive the hea, OF the weather OrihS ' p
fed by The cool sea brseze that came up through VIC
Nurrows. Aficg arriving a tie aQpo"l-su .LaJ
tie vicinity OF Fort Hamilton, the bescn Ws
by Descending very steep casr.'s yyho5 h, had
Mr. Beecher was awaiting the parry, WIZ I -
preceded on the routs, and a.tiren III ioo,1 IA
robe confined by girdle at tbs WAIST, Wa,aeu
iato the water % acquant himself Win '"e
ter Of tie bottom. . .,,-,aJ ,oi
Having made the exploration ne n.qrn09 IL -"
accompanied Mr. Hicks frat, ana tnen D,l' :; ,', 49,
into the water performing sa' bao,ism he offered
nm an snnropriate payer. and the hymns ueip INC.
~ - r., ieboyah" and " Must Jesus wear In'
crovvn alone" were sung by the ehoris'er'; III
caramonv was a most picturesque one, anu Wo'
calculated to remind one Oh Tue ~ ~" mon,
T"a'nsrt descriptive Of similar ceremonies among
ia nr;mitiye Christians. Mr.. and Mrs HICKS o.
,no 30 Rarist families and Mr. Beecher - cs'nonS
oa,eb 10 consider the form Of baptism imnster'A.
i ssS,ot % church membership accg,dp9 % toy
rit, which th, app'lGap. may orc',c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
10 CoRRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken Of ANONYMOUS Communications
Nhsever sintended for insertion must De authenticate
b. the name address Of tie werno necessary ioi
publication. tu; as guaranty for hs good faith
csnno; undertake return rejected ComniuriraonS
All business letters or this ohce should addressed to
"THE tribune" Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

The premium oil 10 70 /! per cent % gold
and Of ) 70 6 per cent on silver. naturally
take, from circulation al our small change.
Ga several of the ferries aud N SONS shops
the premium is charged to any 0ns VINO Oilers
bin in payment; and this arrangement! nay
for n tms be- made 10 answer. Bat N 4 ltlo
while the gradual disappearauc, Of silver Will
make some substitute necessity. For this
ourpo,e We hags ut hand postage stamps
which are of all the denominations needed Tor
change. have the great advantage OF being
Of intrinsic value, as Government promise.
and would become current anywhere, while
m, tickets of restaurants or lerry-bOats must
be only of local value. aud be liable TO great
abuse. The stamps can bs stuck singly upon
q thin piece of paper, large enough to
fold over its face aad keep 1t from
being soiled. This course will also assist
the Government with tls temporary uso OF
money. a. in fact it will DC an exten.
son Of the paper money system Though 1t is
not on tina account alone To bs recommended,
yet having come to point whore somo ons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

DousIas. jackson. ini Umgqun Coou.i's ported
Union by large u'sloFtits
Jo,ep5in, /, supposed 20 be 'h, ,a.y rs''5s7'y
"Democm.ic' COuo'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

III, Piasjuygh Dispa,ch foycbly says:
IL would be inusug were -, prov)kns 20 hear 81
abusive phrase, employed by say home. pha; s'sAinI
g94..g.qi tx I'd Assi ~e2 s,gg} "a, 10 az, ''n'3'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
A BUSINESS MANS ENPEE;sFNcF

The following letter frJm ono Of ON C.tys
most extensive aud successful manufacturers
aad sellers Of fine wares was volunteered by
the writer in acknowledgment OF the slgoal
benefits tor when he holds himself our iebtor
We commend It to tho attention Of business
men:
Nz.-IoaS July :. 1862.
Mr DEAR SIR Yog have done sf'i' lea OF wosl TOT
ne il tho way Of advsn,lo; o- which you have bean paid
% f.r =. account, curr.a, o., .oucerusi Bot ogs 20,
another o5i;a.on. which doa', AID wi 40, pty.
Through yof ,dyci your. ,ou' uis 81 % iiger.'e
Fox ten OF eleven years had carried fair bushes,
without 1dysfng apI my employ Wa ever out
Of work except A. Of favor 90 him uu che COM
cement Of hs present. hard timer On tho very day Of
h, Gf call Of the Pre,idsn FOR y0iIu'vts Lavins large
stock o. good, on hand stopped ny miluiiotoy aa5
ren,ined idle 70, niue month";, tr1 alvs-thin3 NJ dr.
ia small way | found that paid A. .h, cad " 'l.re
month. incirasej the amount mos, hsn t'n times uS
great many pap.s many Of them pg-.y literally aud tog
tho a.. i've months hay, advertised moss extensively shln
perhap, any other concern ia the country Ky men ~,
ae,n busy a, work o. fii um, ahoH h December
Las, have changed my System % business from TX tni eight
month"; credit - uc. casa ~ mas'uB mlff goods
,ni selling more good, than ~ any tn' ,c, BE- p,1t, Of
1881.
For al this gr,i.y your ds5.9- lld wish - ny .
you ,nI through you - all in,rs,,i cha 40" Ban 'l''
dirisry payt have also icir-d thai adyer'i'irs Way
LARGELY bling, much 'Igr PEI srl. u return thil idge'
t,ius in the usual way. P,rm. iso in justice q y'n
to siy that IN ny r,;miou rnr NNska, ttHi ~ u
the best adyrtns medium thii con;iaott at although
the amount have rIpeudti oh, olper' has been vast
,re,,er th,n tlat exprnI,I ia Tax fGNlt THusS ye.
were compelled choose between mis- AID al other pioer'
in which h,ys advertised t. .,,b,i would p-i, TaH
WprsLY TdrrSr ~. arm'y believe thr ny -''ufn' rom
/, have b sen greater than rom them al
think therefore tt,. s1y one having gooi ro' witch
can ,e cheap and S "a ought 20 90 ia universal de
maud who will iaIyty TAG n Y. FmnCsr. will nos be
disappointed In returns except ,,rc''h'y
VERY respectfully your much iai,hlei
T., Horace GRNnkT. MoNipN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

MILES SPIRIT Of tie Times has the follow.
ing vigorous criticism on the recent movements
ia the Peninsula, which We print as part Of
the history Of the times:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15

UNFAIRLY to any charge that might be preferred
against him
Mr. Bradley stated that he had sfen 4 letter
from police Official in Washington. 70 a person
in Chicago, repfe-entng that Mr. Green pur.
chased a ses OF furs in WashngtOn Of a certain
dealer. 70 whom he had said. Send clerk with
me. and | viii give you an order for the money"
IL is said that the clerk followed tie purchaser
into the War Department. even into the Secre-
tarys Office, and in the presence Of Stanton him
self. and, on sheet Of nole paper headed "Wa
Department. drew draft on the Secretary Of
the Treasury for Sl15 The clerk received this.
and two days afterw ard. il Is alleged. the order
was presented at the Treasury when il WIS learn
ell tina; the purchaser was never known there.
&c. This. then Is the sole charge. made In the
most informal and extraordinary manner. which
can hardly fail to expose OF is own face the
attempt 10 suppress the narratives of Mr.
Greene
The arrest of Mr. Greene, "a soon as il was
nOsed around the streets. caused considerable sen
sation. and all sorts Of absurd rumors accounting
for the affair were speedily circulated. All these
rumors, however seemed destitute OF founda
ton that there appears no other conclusion than
that the arrest was made "A bold and williul
attempt to place Mr Greene before the public in
the character of an imposter, and thus destroy
the credibility of his narrative recently pub
liSheh