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The Louisville Journal gives the lo'-
lowing description OF the counterfeit notes
on the Northern Bank Of Kentucky, which
were noticed by that paper on Friday
last:-lO's letter D.--Tbe names of NJ
n. Scott, Cashier, and Jno. FlIford Pres,
ilcnt, arc engraved, while the filling up
is done with pen, and the slightest ex
animation will distinguish the engraved
na:.es from tho Written. The filling up
is deeper black and much more glossy
than the names Of Scott and I'ilord, which
look dead, and have the same color as the
other parts Of the engraving. The end
Iyignetlss are whittier aud less perfect than
those OF the genuine. The engraving q
i,hc earth and barrel under the railroad
car, in the centre Of the note, ls very
coarse.-Paper lighter than the genuine


The length Of the boundary line scpa
rating the United States and Territorie1
from the British possessions is es'ima'cs
TO be 3,l3O miles.