New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

thereof as shall be deemed Consistent with the present pros
pecve copitien OF the credit anu finances OF the STATE
u, Bill, Of tie Jaet,one,lt Bank are redeemed
The Sun Office at ]. Per cent discount lo. IT,
We copy the above announcement from Friday
Sun, where itappears in conjunction with state
ment that the publishers own Manufacturers
Bank at Ulster" has made no annual statement
of its condition TO the Comptroller . IN c0nse-
.qucnce Of not=harinr receired from INN the
necessary blanks for making ont the nsual
statement 1t strikes Us that this i.a most
years blank, or copy one from the return of
another Bank in the newspapers Yet instead
of it the Banker-Pu Publisher give. vague, brief
Opaque statement in his paper. unsworn TO. and
in our judgement untrue, a. follows:
Cr-stae per cent Stocks .S6 $50
Discounted and bills recei- able IS 80
Specie and specie fund.- :............. 5000
Bills of other specc-payins Banks ........... $4,000
Total aS>cis .......................Sl5 s 400
Dr.-thcnauon ofoo
Surplus assets Sltr3 GA
We would give trihc for a sight of tho first
man who believes this ,tntcment-who will even
pretend to believe that there are $4,000 in Spc-
Gle and Specie Funds (what funds beside
$3S, 600 in "bills of other spccic-paying Banks !"
in the vaults of this Sun Bank. If there were tho
half of it, who does not know that it would have
made the Annual Report to the Comptroller which
the Law requires, without waiting for blank to
be sent it from Albany
And yet the organ of this very institution, the
journal published by It's proprietor, has in the
same number ferocious attack on the 1ncorpo-
rated Banks of this State and on the Safety Fund
system, founded on the rascalitv Of two or three
of them, as developed in the Bank Commissioners
Report These rogueries were committed year.
ago, under the auspices of Van Buren, Legislatures,
Charters and Bank Commissioners; all that has
bee. done of ato is to detect and arrest them; and
yet they are grayely urged by The Sun a reason
why the North River Bank and other old and homes.
institutions should not be sustained bur ovethrow
+" Incorporated Banks " are the horror of The sax.
thong h the fault were in the Charter and not in
the aishones, men who violate its conditions. Who
has forgotten that DR.. Dyott of the Manual Labor
Bank and most other utcrers of baSclcsS shinplas-
tors have raised this same canor against the rcgu-
lar Banks For our own part, we like sound Banks,
honestly managed irresponsible men, whether char
tered or otherwise while VIC dislike and dis,rust
those ola different character whether formed under
a genera; law like the Ulster, or claiming exist
under repudiatcd Charter like the Jacksonville.
In any case it is enough for us To know that Il
Banker Issues hi, aotcs at PAR, and buys them in
over the same counter at u discount,-no matter
whether or II per ccnt.-to impe Us to say to
our readers, Beware of all such issues The
Banker either ignor7an, of his business or is not
what he should he. Stand from under
~ The Boz Ball las, night was probably the
most splendid affair of the kind ever witnessed in
this city. We have neither room nor time for any
details of the arrangements this morning. 1t must
be sufficient to say generally that every thing went
OFT III the finest style and the party had not thought
Of breaking up when went 10 press
The ELooD.-Thc devastation caused bv the
recent rcshet seems to have been greater in the
Southern tier of Coun.ies-in the vullies Of the
Susquehannah and Tioga rivers-than in any other
sections A correspondent Of the Rochester Post
saws that Owcgo the water rose higher than it had
been since 1907 AT the junction of Owcgo Greek
and the, Susquehannah over hundred inhabitants
were driven from their houses The damage to
the New.York and Erie Railroad was very great,
u :. man named L. +. Lawrence. says the
Vicksbnrgh Whis-whch styles him an aboli-
zionist was detected in cnticing TWO slaves to
leave their masters. With no little difficulty the
citizens of that orderly and peaceful city pre-
vented from numbering him, and he was confined
in Jail.
70 Two wooden buildings, occupied as black
smiths and wagon shops, and owned BY Mr.
Remington with two small adjoinings were
burned at Buffalo on the 9th
JHenry Vinegar German. at y. Q. was sho,
BY Cancssa, whose grocery door he. was forcing
open Cancssa gave himself up to the authorities
and was bound over in $4,000 bonds for trial.
q a planning and saw mill owned by Messrs.
Rich & Ho,chkiss al New-Haven. was burned on
the llth. Loss between four and hvc thousand
dollars.
=. 70 Col WILLIAM L. STONE will lecture this
evening before the Mercantile Library Association.
Subject: The BUCCANEERS OF America
q The stage from Hagers,own to Frederick.
Nd. was upset on Wednesday last, and General
Rust of Va. considerably injured