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In the United States District Court for New York District
the 9th instant in the Of Lucien N. Mezge late
notary at Saneguemnes in France, arrested in this city un-
der the treaty with France of November ls43 charge
Of forgery France Judge BrrTs yesterday gave his deci
sion declaring that the prisoner within the terms Of
the treaty and ordered that he be retained prison. to abide
the order of the President Of the United States pursuant to
the terms of the treaty.


II said number of charges of the kind rest against the
prisoner, all committed within three months in the fall Of
ls43. He is said to have married wealthy lady, and to
have been well off, and of previous good character If the
charge of forgery proved in France the Judge here con-
siders to have been in the examination the punishment will
be condemnation to the galleys FIR life N Y Erpress