Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-20
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 The general result Of tle operations of the bank, during lhe last five mo0ihs, has been: -,
 lst. The reduction of the loans has not been, by upwards of tour millions ot dollars. great the reduction bf deposites snd 2d. That ile withdrawal of nearly eight millions of doiIass of those funds on which the bank bad based it's accommodations 10 tue community, has not yet been followed by reduction of accommodation equal to one hasf the amount of lunds thus withdrawn. Sd. That from the let of lan0ary 10 the let of March, tho iscsease in the linA of domaeiic hills amounted 10 nearly millions and half of dollars 4lh. That during the same period, ihere has been
 m actual increase in the total loans of the bank, o $l, ,256,3 ,368 l6 cents.
 The committee cannot regret the sInallness of this reduction during the last five months, the ace ual increase of s loans. since the Isi of January; because both have arisen from the strong desire of the bank to give every relief i0 the community con. sssens with iis safety. But they cannot fcrbear to express their deliberate conviction that these ra- duciione arc much less than required for ,s sscu ry during the present unsettled of the currency and that it has now become the du,y of the bapk, gently, but steadily, 10 dimiWish the amoUss of the claims upon N by continuing lo lessen is business.
 Whereupon.oD motion of Mr. Ncwkirk the following resoiuiion was unaaimousIy adopted:
 Resolrsd, That as much misapprehension appears to exs. ihroughou the country regard the reduc- ion of the loans of the bank since the removal of the Government deposiies the foregoing report be pub- lished for general information. ,ee 5. JAvDoN, Cashier. Er.SheriF Parkins again.--In the Superior Court yesterday mornings aO Inquest was taken ip an action of Slandsr brought by Rober Usler against Ex.Shsr if Parkius; verdict, $2SO0O. O.--Josr. of Coa. The French Chamber of Peers has lately adopted the method Of voting l,Factged in the Chamber of Dcputies.-Ths meihod instead of yeas and nays as pracsed in the legislative assemblies of this coventry, isby deposiling black aod white balls in an urn-one color denoting an affirmative voie, and the other negative.-lt.
 We learn that bank in this city is n possession of the "alOss af two hundred and forty houses which have suspended payment since the removal of the de. posites.-Noahs Skos. M
 Mr. Meech, the Jaeks0D candidate for GoycrnoT in Vermont, presided pabiic meaiing pTosestinR against the removal of the depositss
 MARRIEU,. N
 In this iowa, on the I2ih inst. by the Rev. Mr. Hickok, Mr. William w. MUm to Miss Abigail Per. kins, daughter of My. Harvey Peykias: sDd m ihs saase time, Mr: Henry Perkins!o Miss Harriet MNe dhighIef of Mr, Roswell MsNeitt f
 ln New MilloFA, Mr. Solomon Hosiwiak ,-sO Miss Adeiind Booth, daughter of Walker Booth, Esq. !. y ast5 DIED, s.sJ . In Rochester. N. Y. on the 18th uii. Me. Frederick Beach, aged 2s. sea of Mr. Labaa Beech, rsceasy pf this iown AlaO, the let ulss Theron. A son of r Elias Beach, formerly of this loGR, aesd meaths.
 In HaftlaDd. on the g iasl. Miss Huldak 0siswoA, aged 22, daughter of Sis. Oliver Gsiswo,d. ms Frs-
 h s,raliofd, Mr Lewis Csrti.. 90.
 In New York 6D the 2lst 0lt Laura, wife of James Taimadge Esq. sod dasghtsr of ths late John Tall- s IH Winesed. Mrs. Elisabeils .DsvDham, S2. qs < In FarnIinglon. MT Mark Root. 60. . In Soulhpkten, Hrs EliIabegb Neweik 8E Ha East Windsos, Mr Stephen 4. Poswias, zS. i