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Tue Great Forger in Londoa-Police officer B. J. Hays, who accompanied Oliver M. Lowndes to London, to reclaim and bring back hither, the man called John Clinton, who was there arrested, charged with sundry extensive forgeries in New Orleans and the Western States, has written from London, under date of August Is, to his father, stat ing, that as Clinton was to be examined on that day, at ! o'clock, he QHays,) was sent for to attend the examination that he found some forty or fifty persons in the room, and he immediately selected out Clinton from among them, whom he knew as an old offender, named John Reed, formerly of this city, who had been twice in the Sate prison of this State, once in that of Boston, and once Ill that of New Jersey, out of which he broke and escaped, and to which he yet owes five years of service. The examination proceeded, and Judge Lowndes and Mir. es-auodale, of New Orleans, were examined; the fat:er of whom deposed that Clinton was sn New Orleans, at the time of the forgeries. The evidence was, however, deemed insrfii- cient; and at the instance of the counsel m the case, Mr. Bush, the prisoner was remand edso be examined on the 9th of October, to afford opportunity for other witnesses from the United States to be produced.

 I.N Y Tribune