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MOORE FORGERY AND FIsAHcIEEING.-We learn from the Philadelphia Ledger, that another extensive forgery has discovered in that city within day or two. The persons in whose name this operation in finance effected, the Messrs. Eyre and Massey, merchants, No. 27 South Wharves, and it would seem ti,l former clerk in their count ing house is the lucky rogue unfortunate youth,

 the result of his trial, when caught may prove. This clerk, whose name is Maurice Pitcher, Pitcher, left the city on Tuesday mysterious manner, when, for the first time suspicion was excited in reference to the manner in which he had kept his accounts. The bank books of the frm were then nspected and visit made to each Of the banks in which they kept accounts, when it ascertained that forgcries to the amount of several thousand dollars had been perpetrated by thls interesting individual. On the Farmers & Mechanics Bank the forgerics amounted to Ss5,000-on the Bank of North America they amounted to Ss4,000--on the Bank of Penn syvania to S2,509-on the Philsde lphia Bank to s 800, and on the Mechanics Bank to $500. The fDrgerics the Bank of North America were com nitted in the name of Mir. Emanuel Eyre alone; the others were in the name of the firm. Pitcher is the same individual who, with brother, figured in the extensive spcculations of the distinguished Master Brooks, alias Jesse D. F. Quantrl, who is now do- ing penancc for his sins in one of the Pcnns yyana peaitcntar,es. Pitchers permitted to 20

 unwhpt of justice' then, on account of their youth. The hour of one of them is now well nigh come. He is described young man of about l9 years of age

 five feet six or seven inches high with reddish hair aud iiorid complexion. His face is remarkable for the number of pimples and botches il exhibits, and his eye-lids are much int1ancd.