CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.

SINGULAR PROSECUTION.
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A week or ten days ago, MT. WILSON M'GREW, a Jeweller, who for many years has stood among the first of his pro- fession, and maintained an unsullied char acter for honesty and industry, was called upon by MT. G. W. MASON, to have six new 25 ct. pieces gilded, and otherwise made to resemble the new gold coin. Mir. Nj. stated, that he wished to have few pieces done for the purpose of having little sport, and to show to the farmers of this county, how easily the rev coin might be counterfeited, and how liable the people would be to imposition. No secret was made of the matter. A Mr. Huyser, one of Mir. M'Grewss workmen, executed the work to the satisfaction of the parties. The gllded pieces were exhibited to numbers, ln the same public manner. On Monday evening a few individuals, TAsHHessrs. Hen derson. l4ytle, Allen $ Co.,, met for the purpose of consulting upon the best means oi turning the gilded quarters, (the gold com having proved golden humbug,) to Mir. Lytle's advantage in the ensuing elec- tlon. It was there determined to prose cute Mr. M'Grew for couuterfeiting, and