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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17

Their line will extend from Sacramento. Cali
fornia. across the Sierra Nevadas to the Califor-
MIA State line. traVersing the and
most pOpulOuS section of California,
giOnS Of h Te- ritOPies, to the vicinity oil
salt Lake City.
It forms the sole Western link of the only
route to the Pacific which is adopted by Con-
gress and nided by the issue of United
States Bonds.
Their road is aIredy completed. e%auipped and
running Tor 81 miles from Sacramento 10 within
u miles of the summit Of the Sierras, Tunnell-
ing. &C., beyond that point has been accom-
plished.
The First Mortgage Bonds of this Com
pany afford unusual inducements Of Safety and
Profit to Investors, for the following among 9TH
er reasons. VIZ:
FIRST. The rate Of interest is Sir per Cent. IA
God. payable ~semi-annually in the City Of
New York.
SECOND. The Principal is payable in Gold at
maturity.
THIRD. The cost of the Bonds. EIaarfpe Per
Cent. and accrued interest Is Ten Per Cent.
less than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent.
Gold Bearing Bonds Of the Government.
FOURTH. The Unitsd States Government proyides
nearly halt the amount Recessayv 10 build The
entire road, and looks mainly 10 a snail per-
eeza0e-on astHfHre tnapieJOr repayment.
FIETH. Owing to this liberal provision, accom-
PANIED with E1ensiue Grants ofPublicL Lands,
by which the Government fosters this great
national enterprise, is success Is rendered
certain. aud is taaHei9L stability IS altogether
Independent Of the Contingencies Which attend
ord,Rarg Railroad enterprises.
sixth. The Security of the First Mortgage
Bonds is therefore dHpLe. and their character
for safety and reliability is equalled only by
that of the obligation Of the Gore1tasRf u
seG.
The net earnings Of the completed
portion are already largely IN excess Of the IN
terest obligations tChiek IKE Company triU ia-
cur on tCice the distance. and are steadily in
creasing. rendering the uninterrupted pay
nieHt Of the Interest absolutely certain.
EIGHT. 1t the present rate of Gold they pay
nearly So Per Cent. per annum, on the
amount invested.
The Bonds are issued in denominations Of
$1,000 with semi-annual Gold Coupons attached
payable in New York. and are offered for the
present at % per cent. and accrued interest Tin
currency from Janusry LIST.
Orders may be forwarded to us direct, or
through the principal Banks and Bankers in all
parts of the country.
RemittanceS may be made in drafts on New
York, or in Legal Tender Notes. National Bank
Notes, or other funds current in this city, and
the Bonds will be forwarded to any address By
Express, free of charge Inquiries for further
particulars. by mail or otherwise, will receive
attention.
FISK 81 HATCH,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17
FISK 81 HATCH,
No. 5 Nassau street. N. Y.

2 desirable Securluesa
No. 5 Nassau Street, N. Y.
N. bah kinds Of Government Securities
received at the full market price IN exchange
tor the above Bonds. Also -
Ba- Al descriptions Of G-overnmenf Securities
kept on hand. and Bought. Sold, or Exchanged.
"a Gold Coin and US. Coupons bought. sold
and collected.
So Deposits received ON liberal
terms, subject 10 check at sight.
Collections made throughout the country
81 Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought
and sold at the Stock Exchange on commits sion
fOr cash.
pT Special Attention given to
the Exchange of SEVEN-THIRTY
NOTES of all the Series for the
New FIVE-rWENTY BONDS of
1865, on the most favorable terms,
Apr 17-2m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17
The White Pine Command Cnres

Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs. Diptheria, Bron-
chits, Splitting Of Blood. aud Pulmonary Alice
tons generally. II is a remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Diff culty of Void
ing Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and BIad-
der, Gravel, and other complaints.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17
Why do the Sick remain Sick
when they can be cured!

y DR.. z. JoIie Mattoeks warrants a cure in ev-
cry case before the vital organs ase destroyed
By liberation.
DR., Mattocks can be consulted at Warren ev-
cry month through the year 1861 as follows
Warren. National Hotel, on Mondays-Jan
18th. Feb. 18th, March 18th. April 29th. May
24th. Ravenna, Gillett House. IueSdayS-Jan
18Th. Feb. 18th, March 18th. April 9Oth. May 2Sth.
Akron. Empire House, Wednesdayoan. Both,
Residence, Cleveland, l07 Erie Sc. every Satuy-
day, Jan, g. ls67-t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
BnloEl Ya INTELLIGENCE.

EXPLOSION OF SrLrHuRIc EruER-OSE Man TERRIBLY
BURNED "A workman named Max scaonc, employed 10
the chemical factory or j. Nalle Jr, 800 Flushing
avenue, +. D.. terribly burned about one O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by the explosion OF carboy OF sui
phunc ether that his recovery doubtful schonc, who
said TO have been very careful man. was engaged At
the time Of the casualty in pouring the ether from tho
carboy into pail but II is not known exactly how the
the City Hospital by tho police, He has family resid.
ing 10 Hudson City, New Jersey. The noise OF the
ploscn heard ior considerable distance and
difficulty was experienced in extngdshing the flames
and saving the factory.
BURGLAR CArGHr. Yesterday morning, about one
O'clock Mr.. Benjamin Davis residing at No. 15l Sands
street caught alleged burglar in the basemen, OF his
house. Mr.. Davis awakened by the noise OF the
operator and secured him before he had an opportunity
70 make his escape. He handed over to tho police
OF the Forysecond precinct when he gave his name
James Davis. He was locked up 70 await trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
LONG LsllND lnItllIGsNce.

FArAL Assault ny RowDIgs AT HEarsrEAp--A coored
man, name unknown, was beaten by party OF row.
dies al Hampstead on Sunday night from tho effects Of
which H. died yesterday afternoon.
HEAvY RoBBsRy AT JAHAcA souTs-So numerous
have been burearies OF throughout the whole
81 Queens county that the inhab have been com.
PEELED the articles Of value within their houses
SO closely It would impossible for the most
expert burglar TO ni anything worth taking or even TO
elect entrance TO n dwelling without being discov-
cred But nevertheless, despite all tho pre-
plrntons that tho cit.zons make TO pro-
tCCt themselves fIOm the vsls at those pcoulc
WHO have n prociisiy 10 taking things that do not
belong 10 them they are, IL would seen o. =, ned to
lose their property. the most recent case which has
come 10 Aght Occurred on Weinesday night,
ai Jamaica south. The country roSdon OF
MI. Joseph Marsien broken into aud $500 in
money together sundry other Giles en- with
tie Jamaica police, estei woman named Alien upon
ssp zion Of being the thos, and upon examination OF
her about $500 Of the stolen money was found
she WIS committed TO await an examinat on.
ArrsNrr TT THaow Tram Orr tbs Tack. On We'd.
nesday al attempt male TO throw the three O'Clock
train, the Long Island Railroad from The track bus
II was, fortunately, a failure. large timber was
placed tbs track. aud being struck by the
iaiis, thereby preventing incac0able damages. These
vicious acts Of frequent cerence and II Is time
examination made into inc casa, In order f posi-
biz to ind out the offender and have him brought TO
Justice for placing In jeopardy abe lives Of hundreds OF
ia sea gers
TIE LAWYER srABmSo Arr1R-we have previously
mentioned the vicious and unproroked attack com
rnistsd upon the person OF Thomas LAWYER pescesbc,
que, cuzon o. Hunters Point 10 which he received
hre severe siabs AMI which a, one time was thought
would prove fata. ca Wednesday officer Heapey, OF
Hunters Plint, arrested young man NJ Greenport
upcn suspicion Of being implicated 10 the affair, and
locked him up In tho Astoria jsl He had hearing,
and not sufficiently estab shing his iunocence he was
committed 10 tue county jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
Rcpubiicnn Primnry nIeetings

Republican Primary Meetings.
Last night the republican primary elections held
in Brooklyn, and the delegates named below, to the
conventions to be held in the Assembly districts were
chosen. These delegates viii in select three
gates from each Assembly district TO the Republican
State Convention 10 be held at Syracuse tho 25th
Instant
First Wdrd-John Cashow p. H. Farrell, John Far
ley, Daniel Ward and 7. Fowler.
Second Wdrd-Samrei Martin, Abraham c. Becude
Charl, Canning, II. c Packer and Alexander johnson
T.i;d Word-A. Fitzgerald S Saunderson, A. d.
whecocb. II. r. Person and A. b. Thomas.
Foush Wdrd-Edward ID Whit. Ezra Baldwin, Seth
Il. Robins, j. J. Couch and Peter w. voorhees,
fyta Idrd-John Naylor, John Ice, William O.
Brown, George EdSards and Robert Webb.
Sirti Wori-r c. Moore. IL. W. Shotwell, John Han
ley, N. Webster and NJ. J. Weldon
s ueafh Wdrd-wilham II waring John A Green.
Rufus Cargett, George H. Ba'cnford and John Clark.
Eighth Hdrd-John I. Spoden, Harmanus Bennett
Jr, William H. n. Cadmus, John Buchanan aud Garrett
r. Bcr-en.
N,nti Vcrd- Edward II Florin. Thomas r. Reddinz
David Edwards, George W. Moore and David G Camp
bell
7enh Wdyd-Thomas swaney, Richard Undcrhill,
Jona han r. Norton, Samuel II. Hall and William Kelvin.
Eev.Hh Wdrd-Capian i. II. Mas-crop. A f. Biug.
ham. Major Tat, g. W. Valentine and l.. H. Foster.
Trtkfti lFord-Cnauncey d. Felt. Thomas r. Larkip,
James johnson, Charles Parker aud Henry Hiilman.
T-,nfirh Udd-SamIcl +. Bclchcr, Nicholas Rhodes,
II. ID. Benedict, William runison and William II. Little
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CITY POLITICS.

The Republican Primary Meetings East
Standardization OF Radical DELEGATES TO the
syracuse Convention-The Conservatives TO
Choose Delegates fortnight.
Last evening the radical republicans inaugurated the
fall political campaign by eleciing delegates and alter
mates in the several Assembly districts. attend and
lake part ia the Stale Convention, which will be held in
Syracuse SEPTEMBER rs, tor the purpose OF nominal
ing state ticket There was little contest most
Of the wards supporting only one set Of candidates The
conservative REPUBLICANS hold their primaries tonight
to elect delegates for the Convention, and they
will press their Gains for admission with great vigor
The following names of the delegates elected
last evenng:-
F1t ATsemtyy Diarst-Dciega.es Joshua G. Able, N
kingsley, sr., Charles V. Lewis; aernaies. H. f. Wey-
mouth, George thompson, Thomas McCabe.
S.-oad D,s rct-Deiegates, George Ross, Theodore c.
Williams. Geo scLangbln: aternaies, Michael Haley,
James Manning, Michael Crane.
u, rlra Dsr3a1De,esaiSs Thomas Arllgan 'harles
ich James c White john A. O'Bren
-Four Disric'-Dele.a, cs, James McLaren, William
n. Mckinney George McGrann; aiternates, William G.
Tway. Henry Bausher, James Blackwell
FJit D. tic-Dciegates William Z. Hanna, Charles
7. rohamus David Walker; alternates, Samuel Nash
Thomas G Baker, James Handy.
s1h Distrte,--Delegalcs, Joseph +. Eery, Mnthorne
Pumpkins, Charles s. Strong; aternates, Henry Jen
nings, Charles W. Little, Hugh Nesbtt
Seceah D,d-tct-Dolcgates, a. J. IL. Duganne John
I1oodei Horauo N. Twombley; a!,ernatcs, VIM. Ter
bune, James Haggerty, Salem r. RassoIl delegate to
EJhh Distrie, Delegates, Charles S. Spencer, Ben
jamn Scbaier, John W. Farmer; altcrna,es, Joseph
Daeot; Matthew DAY is. George K Davis
y nth Dsrtc'-Deiegates, Norman straon, George 4.
Ncrkice, Henry G. Robinson altcrnates Jacob Il Riley,
Edward Taylor Samuel Gaibraitn.
Tenth Dancf-Deiegates Martin r. Brown, william
I. Ashman, Francis n. Smith; aternaes, stephen Ii.
Knapp, Francis level, N. D., Isaac McGav.
E.ecerth D.stsict-Deega.es w. II. Stewart r. NJ Wet
more, j. L. HASTE; ailernates, General Frederick +.
Locke, james IuRram, Israel Gillette.
7io.y Disttct-Delega,es, John Duke, Simon Hazle.
ton William Burns. alterlates James Mccar.v
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M E xIc o.
Letter or Escobedo 20 Minister Romero Re.
latlve - the Reports Of His Hostility To-
wards Ferei9uers.

Acttof o. EDcObedO 10 minister nOmoro Aes
laiive - the Reports Of His Hostility To-
wards Foreigners.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1867
The following letter was received to-day by Senior
Romero, from General Escobeto, dated San Luis,
August ST.
Senior DON MAFRAs RoNxRo.-
NY ESTEEMED FmKxD-I only received your very
KIND letter OF the 9th ult to-day the delay In lis re-
cepton having been occasoned by the fact Of having
gone to the city OF Mexico.
am not surprised at the means which my enemies
have awaited themselves OF the United States 70 give
me The bad character which they attempt for the sole
purpose Of niurng my reputation: because "a they are
also tne enemies Of my country iney must seek 70 dis
enarge Their venom against all its true and loyal
wants and sclieva have right to count myself Of the
humoer. have the full satisfaction OF having been
governed In my public conduct by the prescriptions Of
tee law and the instruction Of my government, and
thus as believe, have the esteem OF all true
Mexicans have absolutely fear OF the ISLANDERS and
accusat ons of Others
,hankyou much for your official denial OF the accu
salons made AGAINST me ty the writers OF whom you
make mention In letter. for this is 10 me an add
uonal evidence Of your esteem and true friendship.
remain as ever your sincere and devoted friend,
NJ ESC0BEDO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
NEW JERSEY AGRICULTURAL FAR.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TIE HERALD.
second Days Proceedings.

TRENTON, n. j., Sept TO- 1867.
Tho grounds we're well paironized, on the arst
day, and presented most animated scene
The exposition opened With grand parade o. stations
for general utility, among which Mr. Baley's double
team. OF Princeton, aud Mr. Hsxamcrs single team OF
HoboKcn we're .picnous for their beauty The first
test for speed was conaned fonr year clds horse
mare, or geldin,. Entry fee 81 81. First premium
$50; second SO; one mile heat DAVIS Johns Wallace
Hgntstown, won first prize in 250i<, and f. II Vests
Dnah. Trenton, sec md The seconi trial embraced
double teams. the property Of person. Entry fec
Sl5, one mile heat FIRST premium, 800; second $50
George HarVeysi iawreDcevle Tor FIRST prize In
Jl3, and j. b. HNne's for second Tue third run was
for road horses with wagon Entry fee 81 50. First
won first priks anil Mr.. Quinton's, Trenton, seconl
This cOsed the days business. Detective officer Kill
caney, OF New Jersey Central Railroad arrested James
MclroD whom he alleges he saw relieving lady OF her
pocketbook lie vas siyen 10 the Marshal.
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THE coUR Ts..
SUPREME couRT-cHAMaEas.
Ps.,ore Judge Clarke.

|ssore Judge Clerk6
Alleged Fraud In the Repairing Of the esreets
Of New York-S125.OOO for Seven MONTE,
Work-H0w Much Work In Done. scs-s1~
John II. Brady ps. the Mayor and otaea-John h
Brady brings suit against the City, the Mayor the Conn
roller Chamberlain Street Commissioner and one John
L. Brown. charging them with defauding the CITY, ana
through the city, himself . taxpayer In the street
repairing contract He out In his complaint thai
under the contract system the repairing Of the streets
has been let tor the same space of time the present
Contract In 1885, for $4,000 in 1866 for 100000 and
that IN those years two hundred men, with proper
complement OF horses and Carts was required, while
under the present contract $4,000 tless 5000
tor inspectionl is paid and bet one hundred
men required 10 be employed, and but seventy
men actually employed. The complaint claims
that the giving out OF this contract without first adver
Using for proposals Is In violation OF law and the charter
OF the city, and as taxpayer and cs que In trust Of
the city government asks the interfere and pre-
vent the further payment Of money
An order TO show cause returnabe the oath, togo
getner with temporary injunction restraining the pay
Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

The Republican CaUcus-NO Desire ON the
Part of the Republicans 10 Submit a New
Constitution TO the People This Fall.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
ALBANY, Sept. 10, 1851.
The republicans held caucus last night at which q
resou ION adopted push the work Of the Conven-
uon forward and get through by October TO-
This is simply blind, and Is designed TO keep the
Convention going until that time, so that the members
may continue to draw their pay.
1t generally reported that there Is thought tho
part of the republicans to submit any constitution this
election TO the peopie.
The Convention will be kept IN long debate the
syse proposed for municipal governments the canals
The Judiciary and other subjects and III then prefer ID
That they have not time to complete their work and adj
journ. Greeley is understood to favor doing not ming
Ihis year.
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srtAaIue EXPLOSION.
SIX Persons Killed and Five InJured-Thc TVS
DESTROYED.

UEINOIT, cerf. ~, IsbL
Tho stcsmtug W. X. Miner exploded her boiler last
night totally destroying the boat aud instantly killing
Captain Robert Pridgeon, mate Elias Priogeon, the
engineer, nremen and The clerk Five others were
bSdiy injured The tug was uninsured, and W. worth
over $4,000: she was owned by John Prdgeon OF
Detross The engineers was John Krchcau aud
The CLERKS, william Brampion; also two mon, named
Charles ard John, surnanes unknown. None OF the
eosies Savs vet been recovered. Among the injured
arc Thomas Hanieis, Of Buffalo, badly scalied, and
thought fatally: Walter Cartwright OF Detroit, fatally
injured in The hack; Oscar Cartwright, Of Detroit badly
scsdcd; Mcnae kcslueeny and James Scnoned, bruised
and scaded but not seriously. The captain and Iaale
are beth dead, and we're brothers Of .hs owner ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
ARRAY BETWEEN THE SECRETARY or STATE Or MISSOURI
AND An EDITOR.
sr. LOUIS. Sept 10, 1855

OF LvUFs, cepH W. hov''
Francs Rodman, Secretary Of State had q personal
alteration with Mr.. schrsch associate editor Of the
WecAe Pot, yesterday afternoon and received blow
on the head from an iron poker The difficulty grew out
OF the publication Of article which was recently
printed In Jefferson City radical paper referring 70 the
sale OF the Iron Mountain Railroad and charging that
over 100000 OF the construction bonds have been
pesaly lssvsd 70 tRe Present owners u thai road.
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companies organized under the lava ,,. s,.,. ana
don business In this State IS Of o ner cent apon he
which shall be paid into Of the state Tor The
companies shall be q nns raymen Of any o,her
taxes whatever. ~tJes'" VIZ F"'- ~ ~
These amend-er q brought up the question Of assess
ment ano tsxaii On which discussed at length.
wthou. coming TO a vote progress reported end The
Convention al .,oarned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
Pacing Race mt 81. Louis.

sr LOUIS Sept 10 1867.
In the pacing race at the Trotng Park this afternoon
Dan voorhees, took the first heat in 2:22h. Billy
Boyco won tho next three heats in 222 2:2ls. and
2:I9. Dan voorhees, dlstanced in the SECOND heat
Magouser made the first half mile in the FIRST beat in
Los. Tho owner Of Billy Boycs announced after the
race that lie woad match his horse against any pacing
horse In the country Tor any amount OF money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-20
INE MAMMAL GAME.
The Irvinstcu Club Defeated by the National
GLIB, OF Washington.

WMHNBTON Sept ~. 1907.
The match game OF base ball between the Irvington
Club, OF lrvngton, n. j.. and tho National Club Of
this city, which postponed Tuesday on account
~ the rain took place this afternoon, according 20
agreement, and by tho Natipnsis, tho score
standing 80 TO D. About twenty hundred spectators
were present Buckley. OF the Irsngtons, slightly
hurt during the fifth inning, and forced to retire
from the game Williams was substituted In his place.
The following is the score:-
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of revenue officers until the aiouni Of tax due Can be

ascertained
THE D8vIIE DigfnLKRY CASE. .
In Yesterdays HERALD mention made OF the eei.
cure the rectyng establishment belonging to Messra
John Devn and Alfred Carson. corner Of Concord street
and Hudson avenue, Brooklyn lin the Third COLLECTION
DISTRICT The following the cause Of seizure ~ re-
ported by revenue officer =. 3. Rolllns:-
cHaRerThat they sold IL 100 gallons Of spirits during TIE
the books OF the that all the goods were
branded being rectfed ~ Devn Carson that the num-
Der OF proof gallons OF spirits entered the books sr
its purchased received 1881 that the number OF
gallons sold, per books Gill that the number OF gall
Ions the about 40 There found con-
cealed in dstery situated In the of the premises
eighteen barrels, containing about 60 gallons, branded
rectied
The case will undergo immediate invests alton.
'cAPAcIry' QUESTION IN JERSEY.
The Collectors and Assessors of Internal Revenue or
the State OF New Jersey held meeting in Jersey City,
ON Wednesday, at which the question as to the best
mode OF collecting and assessing the tax dstled
spirits and refined petroleum fully discussed after
which the following preamble and resoutoniwere unan
mously Adopted
Whereas The bonded system established BY the Internal
great fraud upon the government distilled
and refined PETROLEUM concerned: therefore,
Resolved That recommded Congress nj It's coming
sion to abolish the bonded system applied distilled
spirits and refined petroleum. and that the tax be paid by
the dsler the spr oil run from the still under
proper regulations, and that peryons who desire
said articles be allowed drawback.
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FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT DELEGATES.

YoSKERs n. V, Sept. 10, 1885,.
The following persons have been chosen delegates
from the FIRST Assembly strict Westchester county
TO the Republican state Convention George ID.
staynor silas d. Clifford. james NJ Emerson. sena-
torial Delegates--Henry b. Arch'r Harvey Kidd d. b.
Fnsbie. Or. N X Freeman, Bailey Hobbs.
judiciary observation-disclosures W. Van Felt, James
Marvipe.
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Mrurrrs, sept 10, 1897.
A negro named John Etheng, has bceu arrested on
his own confession OF being the murderer Oh pr Ram
ssyi "a We Raleigh Ssad short sinas sass, -,
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
The Extensive Forgery the City Bank
Before Recorder Hackett

The Extensive Forgery ON the City Bank.
Before Recorder Hackett. 4
The first case disposed OF yesterday after the Grand
Jury brought In batch Of indictments was bill chsre.
ing John Henry Livingston having the aliases Of Lews
Mathews and Dc Peyster with forgery in the third
degree The charge that on the 1lth Of July man,
who appeared answered the description given Of the
prisoner presented TO the paying teller OF the National
City Bank drawn the order OF Henry Keep.
President Of the New York Central Railroad, for
$4,000 and puIportng tn bs signed BY Core
neius Vanderbilt. The money was paid. and
soon after II found that the signature
OF Mr. Vanderbilt WAS forgery. The party who pre-!
scented the check represented himself as an express
agent and appended to forged endoIse Of Mr.
Keeps these rds:-Aibany, July 8, 1857,
American Express Company will collect and deliver az
Albany" The prisoner who is elderly man, and
when arragned was recognized as old offender,
pleaded guilty TO the offence Hrs counsel requested
that should be postponed FOR few days until
some facs respecting the commission Of the forgery
presented 10 the court The Recorder granted tho
motion and the prisoner was remanded. ..
II will be remembered that detectives traced the
prisoner village Chicago where he had pur-
chased farm aud stocked with horses CATTLE and
il is supposed that $4,000 be realized by their sale.