The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-21 00:00:00

NE W YORK.

(From the New York Journal of Commerce, Oct. 22.)
operationsTh in specieemoneyma arerketa so largeffairsare ainas ltiottlesect the banksonfusion on
confusion. The
their guard. Something like a miliion has gone to Europe,
a half million to the British provinces to pay for bills of
exchange, and just now about 600,000 has been drawn by
the Bank of the United States, which, we are told, is to
go to the great bank in Charleston. This is in part the
proceeds of General Hamilton's loan, which the United
States Bank is made.the agent for negotiating.
Our market is largely drained of money to supply the
lack of other sections, by means of certificates of deposits,
post-notes, and credits in all shapes. The largest of all
harrowers is the Bank of the United States. It has been
able, by the establishment of its bank in New York, to
borrow about half-a-million by way of deposits, and its post-
notes are constantly in market at 6 per cent. A large
proportion of those which have fallen due in September and
October have been renewed for six months more. It is
estimated that from 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 of the post-notes
of the United States Bank are now held by our city banks.
The Bank of the United States has supplied a large propor-
tion of exchsnge for the remittances to be made by the
Royal William. The bills are probably drawn against Ge-
neral Hamilton's loan, at least to a considerable extent.
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY EVENING.—The circular is-
sued by the Secretary of the Treasury for the establish-
ment of a Government Bank has been all the talk in Wall-
street to-day ; and the probability is, if the thing is carried
out, all business is at an end, unless transacted by Go-
vernment agents.

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS.
Dollars.
United States Bank ... ••• 120
Bank of America ... ••• 121
Delaware and Hudson ... 701
Fa: mers' Trust ••• ••• ••• 111 i
Vicksburg Bank ... 76i
Kentucky Bank 86;
New Hampshire and Delaware Bridge
Company ... ... 56
Ohio Life crid Trust ... 105 k
North American Trust ••• ... 98
Eagle Fire Insurance Company ... 110
Equitable Fire Insurance ditto ... 105}
Firemen's Insurance ditto ... ... 105
Paterson Railroad ... ... 541
New Jersey ditto ... 102
Stonington ditto ... 41
Haarlem ditto ... 56
Mohawk ditto ••• ••• •.• 67t
Canton Company, Baltimore ... ... 38i
Syracuse and Utica Railroad ... ... 97

(From the New York Daily Whig, Oct. 2.5.)
OFFICIAL.

" Treasury Department, Oct. 20, 1838.
Notice is hereby given that all the outstanding Trea-
sury notes, which bear date on or before the 21st day of
May, 1838—being those issued in pursuance of the Act of
Congress of the I2th of October, 1837—will now be paid
on presentation at the Treasury, in advance of the period
on which they fall due.

" Each parcel of notes offered for payment should be ac-
companied with a schedule, showing the dates and sums of
the several notes, and the rates of interest thereon.

" Holders will be accommodated with drafts payable at or
near their places of residence, whenever practicable.
" LEVI WOODBURY,
" Secretary of the Treasury."
Joseph Lancaster, the celebrated founder of the system
of education which goes by his name, died at New York on
the 24th ult., in the 61st year of his age. His death had
been occasioned by an accident.
The celebrated Indian warrior, Black Hawk, died at his
camp, on the river Des Mornes, on the 3d ult., in the 73d
year of his age.
The climate of the United States did not, according to
the papers, agree with Madame Vestris.

The Hon. Colonel Dillon, and Mr. E. G. Wakefield,
came passengers in the Garrick, from New York, and
reached Liverpool via Dublin, on Monday night. Mr.
Wakefield, who read Mr. Roebuck's letters immediately on
his arrival, was highly indignant at the manner in which
Mr. Roebuck had alluded to him.