The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-23


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PERSONS beohgin. TO the police being placed in dif
nhansfs 4, agsSas % hsr$ bapds 4
hbeny sIouhfins the lit5fg rods ODDS s ss a.
the proeessieT was formed, the movement, COM
menesd by l1arI'Iersons ,,uH horiYbaGk, bearing
Yands, mon,itef with trieol9red ribahds e riders,
Ia trcoletedsiik scarf, they WeTs feTed bY y, a
purple srk .W tn The soSe,
Iasnty Of .y .ae pesgIe ,sia owfd bsarns
sprrender,'"h Mbety, and u Ffes Piess., one
81 ting flags, ir6m the ihsfriyoh Of" More pigs a,
lesS parsDns,'' "Universai suffrage occasion
81 vast deal reimbursement The first and Second
and Holbofn, We're followed BY die division 10
whose cafe,~as iiifiusttd the petition, which Was,
Placed, upoh f,fraineWork Of wood !; Il weighed
ABOUT l e ana was Garfield BY r.! 1ea Hc w9od
forward aud do@, raW, Btt in mos beacsabIe and
orderly 'n,Annef along Iibbbrn, Totfehlam, courl
S bs M.wt9s nd. asxn &
which place they Reached about half past 3 o,clock'
Long beforethei arrival both Sides 81 Parliament.
sireerahdthe open siee before the IIoiyea Of Com
Mons "a Wv wen US .h9ss ponss whiel commended a.
mat Mt he tlihe the petition arrived the humber OF
peFsbns assembled e5hli nor have BEEN leIs han
3oQtV!' Across EalaC yard dstrbng body of police,
Eiripseih were placed 80 as 10 afford free pissage
Tor themembefs of the Two houses Of Parliament
wnle to prevent ny'fhdfei Inconvenience than was
pecestaryg the processioir fled off TOWARDS West
mipitef.rldec! The fsader HAVING inlofnied Mr.
Shpfrlntendent Nlayihat they only required the de-
ieSates and those who carried the petition to BIZ adj
lllsd an ave nue. was lm ne. formed ~ The
windows of the House 'of c'dinnYns LOOK inng
INTO theFopin space we're filed With members, the
most prominent beifs the Hon member from Fins
bury SMr. st% Dancombe1, WHO haeng agreed, u
The petition was then carried to he 0meYners' en-
trance but from the heightand bnlR II S6i jamned
IA the door4ayy much to TIE anbyance Of several
members who were prevented from 'entetiAg As
IT he HON n,en,bcr for MotttosS tMreJ:. Ttuinej.
who happefied 10 COME down DIT fhe time, upon See
ing the petition Ialhfned in the doorway suggested
athfmm. assinpresentetf itse4r- the petliohi '%as
lrntnbveablell IN was att length suggested that The
frahewerk shoudbe removed; his iii few min
Ises WAS broken vaya .II petition carried into
Bay 4 Ans TIN Sa% Mos iai MAR. ?"
return ftte gaaIeTY average ofihe weekly iialIi-
tis ana asta 5Fs ahk 81 from tie first
F ,hr y5 e NE 2a AEr Thief compared with
g Ma aSfs%s !I% Rsi%eeF s &c hs
culaioh is now 81 90 gains g III. 79 oo0 hc.
ms ab 5httease Of EMS1 the depositors are ES,-
1S1, a %SA and taSS3a% being, q d9egaasa
against Ess 900 Being DECREASE s ' Of 81 Sol 90
the bullion i 20 Sso S9 against oOo being
h 3 iss and making the total Of
E29tO,0Co against E3,063, 0O6, being a decrease.
during the month Of E93 coo, ,'. 49,. ii ~ .
w have fS St, bad Seeasiop . observe that
that fne securities held are not distinguished, On
that accbphtit impossible TO come 10 sch areu-
rate conclas;l9hs on The precise character Of the
CHANGES Which the elrcnl'l0n qndergoes las we
between public aud private securities The present
retura exhibits considerable changes; but. as we
observed last month, il ia pretty obvdns tiIat they
have hcen muehp,are owiis operations consis CT
ed with the public revepne than the vicissusles of
trade and conaneIce.- For example, the. increase
IN The circYSuon T. obviously conrectsd with, the
t'paymfnt Of the dividends- whilst the much larger
| decrehsc in the securities has greatly arisen from.
inc repayment o. the 8dy apcas made. on securities
during the shutting Qi the, bank books Tor the paw.
nent OF ne dlWdendS, andpartiy; land We aPprehcnd
b The aiierentiams .s Of be re,r %,
clearly and distinctly prove that the bank directors
are acflHs with an pnpsal degree .of creuHapcc
Iil opld be borne h mind that .sfar as this c;reu.
faton ACTED qponby the public revenue, teaggre-
gate result compared with the last return very OBJ
vlofsI shows that strict eye has been kept on the
decrease Of the deposits, t 4.
w There sho, on the face Of the return, the slightest
vcstige of evidence thai the bank has in any degree
cpntrit urettb the redundancy OF money in he mar
kct OF that the directors have led the way for The
reduction of itsyhlde. -
IS, We observe that the q Times" returns to the
charge against the Bank for reducing the rate of dis
count 10 fotr per cent but instead of dealing with
faps or argumehfs I'LL the resi- upon the
arau pusassunptioh that the decrcas, Iri the value
oil morley was fefelyv siiperccded In other words
f4e obseryariBhs are fo6fdcd IN mn entire and mn
qualified possession Of the facts of the case: for in
the first place The aggregate circulation of paper. in
Guiding thai OF the bank, has becnunprccedentedly
low evtr since herate Of interes, began ~ dcrl;ne
and iI the second place. the bank did not Lead bu
followed the practical reduction at the distance of
seine 1,ontiIs' 7-''7y7 -
'Ihe 1inies must, however, take a wider
range, pr II ~ desrous iii coming TO correct CON
cusien respecting the circumstances that determine
md poypr1r Yhs yulias ,,f ,,ova, I,nn,r. nt IA.