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4 Mistake.-A poor fellow, recently from some of the canals or rail roads, with more money than good luck, went into a tavern in N. York lately and obtained something to drink, in payment of which, he offered ten dollar bill on the United States Bank. The note was immediately pronounced to be counterfeit, and he was forthwith dragged, and with no little violence either, to the police office, where charge was preferred against him in due form of passing counterfeit mo. ney. Being too much excited, and having taken too much ardent spirits immediately to answer the charge, he was committed for the night. and was brought up yesterday and in- terroSated by the magistrate. In answer to the question how he came by the note, he re- piled, that he had worked for it. and had got it out of the big bank in Wall street. Ina, can't be, sad the magistrate-they would not pay out counterfeit money. Counterfeit ar no counterfeit, replied the examinant, I got it there with several others, and that's all know about it. The note was here taken up and critically examined by the magistrate, who pronounced it a good one, bat for greater certainty it was sent to the bank and ascer- tained to he genuine. The prisoner was of course immediately set at liberty York Courier.