Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-09
S337,366

Tho account proceeds to say, that |" all but two of she directors have made assignments given mortga. ges to secure creditors. On the lsh the directors voted to suspend specie payment Between 6 and @7O0Oin post notes were now due from the bank, 5000 afivhnh were protested. AM tho bills presented had nOs been paid. The whole amount of debts duo from stockholders is $285,346 of which A. &I. Wilkinson are responsible for $l5l 865W. Harris and c. Titus for 64,96l. All the endorsers, except one, have ail ed. The whole amount of stock owned by directors s 755OO--of the debts due from directors the secu. rties besides the stock consist as follows for $l5 $685. Sundry mortgages of real and personal estate, and preference in assignments The property 50 mongaged is free from all except l2,00O previous lialities- 24250 are also secured by mortgages from other d. recors64,9sl are only secured by preference in as. signment-4550 is believed to be amply secured by ll900 in stock, and by mortgages worth 8000. s320 due from one director is provided for in assignment but the security not known. The committee, in con. euson, say, "We are perfectly satisfied from the OK. animation, that all the demands against the Bank arc secure, and will eventually be paid."
 Spcculaons arc aaoas that newspaper is about to Do established at Washington to support in due tme tho pretensons of Mr. Van Buren to the Presidency From the gvings.out out of some of the Jackson pa. pcrs, and from the equivoca manner in which the rumor is cndeNvoted to be strangled we are disposed to believe that there s more foundation for h than they are willing to acknowledge. Mir. Van Buren is m arch creature; and if Mr. Calhoun, Gin whom by the bye New.Engand at least has not great deal of conRdence) does not bestr himself, he will get such start of him that he will Do obliged 10 submit to an. other Pennsylvania somerset and be thrown entirely out of the saddle. Independent of South Carolina, and perhaps Pennsylvania. Mr. C. hAs few friends ca. pable of doing willing 10 do much Ior him at pres. cnt-while Mr. V. B. has many and powerful friends in Tennessee Georgia, Virginia, and some half dozen , others besides New.York. It becomes Mir. Calhoun then to be exceedingly wary of his competitor or his chance is gone.
 Morgan found, dgain !-In the Niagara (U. .C,l He. rad of the l6h ul. we find the following article. The Buffalo Journal, however, says that there are circum stances connected with the finding of the body that do away the belief great measure, that the body of Morgan. Be i. whose it may, will no doubt lead to another investigation.
 The remains of Morgan found.-We have jus. been informed, in manner to leave no doubt upon our minds, that the body of fWiam Morgan, 90 long the subject Of newspaper. and legal investigation in the state of New has been found in the sand the beach near Fort Niagara, by some soldiers of tha, garrison. What more strongly forces the conviction that it is the body of the ited Morgan, is. that some heavy weights were found fastened to his remains by a rope. An inquest is to be held this day upon the body, the result of which is anxiously looked for.
 About the same time that the above appears at the west, what follows was ushered forth, in a remote eastern paper the HallOwe AdvOca,e, under the i'm posing caption of Morgan Gcisaiy found" andsign ed in due form by Ezra Sturgem Anderson. The 1IalOweIl paper says that Mr. A. is well known ir that neighbOrhood. We give the articles just as we . find them. Ifthey serve to give the ansi-masOns cold sweat, the faut is nOtOurs.
 "I having known Morgan ia the state ofNew-Yosk ifevous to his abduction, have siHee been able to .recognixe him. saw him at the Yankee Hotel in the city, in Oct 1895. He was ofthe first rank.