Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

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tbs PlBlic DEroSlrEs.-We understand, from
good authority, that there IS no foundation for the
report which We copied from the PAtiadeiptta
Gassfe OF Wednesday, relative 10 the refusal Of
the banks OF this city 10 receive the Governmcht
ecpostes. On the contrary, We learn that iouf Of
the Banks have already offered 10 undertake the
collection and disbursement of the public moneys
in Pennsylvania and that, although SPECIFIC OF.
fcrs have been made from Others, IN consequence
of their Boards nol having convened, nonc has reh
4 scJ.
We arc also ufor uej that ia Baltimore offers
have been made 10 transact the business on more
favorable terms tan 1t has been done by the Bank
ol United States and tlat some OF the Banks
in the city Of New York, Of the largest capital and
best standing, have oflc, ed to do il on the
terms us the Bank OF the United states
Commend by The Nat Nteihgtnc6r.
Vuotsei uouu,ru s,.. p--.-i.s t'r r-nt'..5.,
phla would agree to collect and d,sbursc the public
money n pennsyyanla2 What could be easi.r
J'he revenue derived TO the United States from
Pennsylvania Is collected in the port OF Philadel-
phia and III revenue dlsburseJ within the State is
almost altogether disborsod there. The amount of
moneys hand, collected within the State Of
Pennsylvania, might moreover, never exceed an
emouni winch would be deemed safe IN the vaults
OF respectable tate Bank
But that is not the substitute which the Treasu
~ " III need and must have Cor brcak) for the
Bank of the United States VIII the favored
State Bank in Phi adelphla transfer the public
moneys collected there, free of cost, to Washing
ton to 81. Louis to New Olcons to Charleston,
To Portsmouth, To Buffalo to London and by trus
~ and responsible agents there disbursc ii VIII
ii transfer the revenue collected in every seaport,
and at every land Office, to Philadelphia, and here
pay II out by millions IN specie or its equivalent
to the public creditors fit would be willing To
try to do this, what "cn5iy could II give for The
safety of deposite and uan,fer Of fifteen or twenty
millions of dollars year These the qnes.
tons to be asked and answered, whenever So mad
prank as removing the public deros'tes IS 10 be
attempted
On the frs, of July, he specie in the vaults OF
the Banks of the United Sutes amounted to $40
0oS, PIG o6. The specie IN the vaults of all the
State Banks IN the Union is SAID TO amount 10 only
$lo,g53, $50
The Vice President of tie United States arrv
cd IN this city yesterday morning from the Springs
and has taken lodgings AT the Guy Hotel
Louis McLane, Secretary Of State, arrived IN
this city yesterday morning, II is understood io
TIE purpose of having an interview with Mr.. Ltv
ington previous 10 his departure Tor France TIE
Secretary proceedot 10 West Point yesterday
" y. Amcr
Mr. BuenAsAN.-Th last Pennsy lvaniu Demo
crst has the following
II s a pleasing duty we perform, in stating
that II letter mas been received from the Hon. JAMe,
BUCHANAN by gentleman Of tins county uaet
May Do, informing him that there was no long
any important business connected with his mission
4 10 the Court of St. Petersburg dctain him
he had received permission from the Executive I,
return 10 the United States, and that it was his in
tenlon to leave that city for England 10y the first q
August, and expected to arrive at home by the lat
ter paii Of Noycmber."
TnlBoDAcxvr.LF Lor July 10
We nre sorry TO observe IN many papers tina
reach from,he West and North reports of the dealt
of our respected feow-cit'zen, the Hon <. d
WHITE. True, his life in great peril, ant
probably he has suffered something more than thu
board the i'll faied Lioness. But thank God h,
still lives and sincerely regret that the tar,l,
and irregular nails should have so long left his dis
tant friends without assurance of his safety and
speedy recovery. At the slow rate tina, good new.
travels in these evil times we may presume that thu
nextll will be heard from MIR White, at somt
ofthe remote pons, will be- that he is elected Gov.
crnor of Louisiana.
A public meeting of the friends Of The American
Colonization Society was held IN New York on
,lueaJay syening last Thomas De WITT, Esq