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, FoRGERY.-The New Orleans Bee says that T. c. Joans, known as the senior edi- tor and proprietor of the Mercantile Adyer-

 iseI, has forged the names uf f Hhiessrs Fri F

 eur, Duplessis, Cu!bertson, and Holland, as endorsers to notes drawn by himself. and has succeeded in negotiating the same. MT. Prieur, it is said, will lose Sll00, and MT. Dnplessis $375. He has succeeded iii making his escape with his ill-gotten booty. Joans is small man, with remarkable physiognomy. and is exceedingly plausible. He is an Englishman by birth, and arrived at New Orleans about four or five years ayG.