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Counierfeitiag aud passing a False Token
Last night man named Benjamin Newell went TO
Welsh's Circus. Park Theatre, and purchasing a
ticket gave in payment $40 counterfeit bill Of the
Bank Of Mesiden, connecncri rseelviHg - 20 IN IN
Theatre. where he purchased a ticker and handed
in paymen, $40 hi! Of the hgoksn Ms;ss'r% s and and
bill wa. at once declared worthless, and oitlcers
Bond and Srckles arres,ins him.. he was lodged IN
In the Watch House. On searching hun, the nckei
he had bought at the Circus was found on HIM, as
also 50 rs Ia money Justice Taylor then sent to
the Crrcns when Mr.. Banker went ur, and Idenll,
fying the 80 IS being the bills and specie ne had
given Newell, he was committed 10 prison on two
complaints of forgery AID passing false token,


More Cotmtettiting We yesterday published
the case Of Henry C!afkson, who was arrested and
committed Tor passing s. and IS counterfeit bills
Of the Danbury Bank, Connecticut. To-day nc has
been complained of Tor having passed three 50
counterfeils the same Danbury Bank-one Of
,hem 10 VIM Il White, 279 HudSon-sl. another TO
John Phillips. 2S5t D'vision.st. and a third to Robt.
Morsen, ll2 Chery-st. on all of which he was COM
mitted 10 answer.