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CALDWELL TIE FoRGrR-Monroe Edwards,
sias John P. Caldwell, the notorious iotger, vas
a;sin yesterday morning brought before Judge
Randall by wyit of habeas corpus. MIR Edgar
Corie of New York, who lost $26, 500 by the for
CERES was prcsen, and was examined At great
5agth. He deposed 70 his having received letters
irom New Orleans signed John p Caldwell stating
Tia, large quantity Of cotton would be consigned
70 him. ard from these letters he was induced 10
,lyance the money, PC, 500 dollars, which was sent
% DAlexandria. D. c., and Baltimore At the next
hearing of the defendant, which is 10 take place
sio.e Recorder Naux on Saturday next, Mr. Cor
ac stated that he had not doubt that he should
Asble 10 prove that the defendant wa. the person
sho committed the forgcries. \ iellow-boaIder of
lie defendants in this city. MIR. \. Johnson, sta
ed TIA, he purchased New Orleans fund; to the
snoun, Of $4,000 for the defendant = short time
back, and ,hat ne saw him with large amount Of
r.oney in his room. Mr.. +. Clark, the exchange
H'Oher OF South Third street ,testiged that on the
!ih Of September he sold New Orleans funds 10
tie amount Of $500. and received In exchange
New York Civ bank bills. That he also on The
I'd Of September sold New Orleans funds Tor New
iOES City notes 20 the amount OF $4,000.


a Mr.. Ing, clerk in the exchange oshce OF Gar
H' aogeton & Co, of Baltimore, stated that The
ase1dans on the 3Is; of Angus, presented drai'
q ca Carter x Co, and made payable TO J2hH T.
Caldwell. l, was paid. The examination OF the
T''aesses was NOT concluded. The defendant was
'sai back to PRISON to be brought up again at ~
s''OOk tAis morning, [Phil, Nat Gsz,