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Iwpour.Nr Por.rcr DrvrLormENrs. April,
IS43, nrw and dangerous " 10 note on The West
ern Bank in this city was put n circuiaon no by the
number Of arrests were made and stop put to this


But before and since that period number Of well ex
ecutsd counteries have appeared apparently the pre-
pany; 50, Wilmington and Brandywine, 20, Western
Bank Baltimore; $40, Mechanics Bank, BaltimoIe So
Miners Bank, Potsvie; and So Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company certificate


These counterfeit plates have all been recovered and
are in the Mayors possession together with coun-
terfe plates (of other workmanship, recovered by the
Merchants Exchange Bank New York; IS. Princeton.
New Jersey So, Hartford, Connecticut: $40, Seneca
County. New York; 50, Duchess County, New York
$40, Bank Of Newburgh. New York; $2o Union Bank
New York; 81 Otsego County Bank, New York; $40
Farmers Bank Maryland; $500 and $780, thsnies
Bank New York.


spirit who had the ability and the daring to execute the
plates first mentioned and some knowledge OF his location
was possessed Mr.. Young, accompanied by Messrs
rsdsnce y Of George WHITE ManIsn P
and there arr ted MIR. White and James Welsh.


They also found all the implements for executing the
work in queson.a printing press quantity o. nank na
use viz 50, Mechanics Bank, Burlington, N. y. f; $40
Bank Of Chester County, Pa. 81 Bank Of Maryland
Branch !" 81, Farmers Bank, Maryland 500, Boston
Bank Mass quite finished This latter plate on the
entrance Of the officers thrown into the stoveppe
hole Of the upper story and the sound thereof az de-
scended indicated 10 the officers its whereabouts On
going into the cellar, partition was found completely
barring access to the foundation OF the ue portion OF
this was removed and by the help Of hammer and pick
this plate recovered with considerable labor at late
hour Of the night


Thus through the tact and perseverance Of Mr. Young
for long period and at the sacrifice Of much time and
labor has the fountain head been at last successfully
reached. Much praise we think, Is due to Mr. Young
for the successful termination OF this arduous duty The
were brought before Mayor Scott and committed
for further hearing Pad u s. S.Gasefie, Sept TO-