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 We regret to state says N. Y. paper, that the erabIe James Monroe late President of the Uni,ed States dangerously ill., his residence in this city Forgery.-Yesterday, young man, by the name o Young, ac!erk in lawyers office, presented check 10 Mir. Taylor the paying teller Of the Bank Of Amer ica purporting to he drawn by J. & c. A. Dwight, merchants, for the sum of $500. The moment the teller glanced at the check, he discovered to be forgery. He accordingly inquired of the young man where he obtained the check, which he answered by saying that he receved it from Mir. Joseph Hunt, in Grand-strcet, to whom it given by the drawers in payment for some money. One of the Messrs. Dwighs immediately sent for, who, on his arrival, pro- nounced it to be forgery. Theyo1ng man was taken in custody by Mr. B. I. Hays who had arrived in the time, and conductedto to the Police Office where he was searched and examined. Six one hundred dollar hilis or the Greenwich Bank, concealed n5his iobprMatch pocket. On making further inquiry n was asceftaned that he had been at the Greenwich Bank and received S70O for forged check.-'The connexions of the young of the first respect ability We have just learned tha. this young rogue not only obtained $7OO from the Greenwich Bank on forged check yesterday, but he succeeded also in abstracting $375 from the Mechanics and Traders Bank 'n he same wAy'-N' r. Asre"Rg ToSs' The population ot Ly"n, Mass. is over 5000, nearly all of whom supported by the shoe business. From ,200 O0O 100000 pairs of shoes are made ally ip the town oi average value of 75 cents pei pair, making nearly $lO0o OOO. The females of the town earn than $6O,OOO annually by binding ant ornamenting shoes. Millions of low priced shoee have been sen, South America, and sold at profit There is chocolate manufactory in Lynn, which makes GO tons Of chocolate in year. The Lynh fishermen at this time bring in 5000 pounds of fish daily.