From the S. Louis Republicap.l THE COUNTERFEITERS.
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The protracted examination of the per- sons recently arrested for counterfeiiina. and 'he passing of counterfeit bank paper, has nearly been brought to a close. Gar land, Quilting, ssilson, Stratten and Geo. Stevens, were fully committed for trial. = Mrs. Skidmore and F. P. Stevens are to appear evidence on the part of the Gov emment. Foreman is now on his examin- ation.

 James Garland, the principal in the man utacturing concernengraver printer and banlser-is, t would appear from the state mem [, ilian of wealth. As near as could Dc ascertained by them. his cash and effects amount to $l60, coo all of which must have been accumulated from tie business in which he has been en- gagged. But a better idea of the extent of his depredations upon society may be had from the hctwhieh appeared in evi- dence-that since the breaking up Of tho band of counterfeiters in Canada, last spring, he has sold counterfeit bills amount ing to one million of dollars Itwas stat sd, that this establishment was in such condition as to enable him to print tenthou- sand dollars of assorted notes in one day. iifae biiis were sold at various prices. ac-