New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

Frech,s TO day ara 5 l6d. without much ac,iv-
viy we believe the 81. Patrick the Only transient vessel
up foI Liverpool.
new line fer travel between this citv and Bos-
ton open the rst regular trip the Hart ford and
Springfield Railroad having been made yesterday The trains
LETT Boton fifteen minutes after thee p NJ yesterday. and
arrived here New. Haven half past this morning.
THIS makos six lines ofcomrnuncaiion with Boston.
letter in the Journal of Commerce on the SUBJ
ct payment Of Pennsylvania interest," dated Harrisburg.
December ]. seys:
sIon :: on STATE sen, e s we'll Se % as
on The Il. OF fsbusIy ane The LEGISLATURE should order ne
10 the requisite to pay the s;ses; large but
TIM %oaih and the first ten days elS County S
mem mel Sh i o of e nGS 0aanc' VIII DC III 'ne
Some othe Philadelphia paper speak in the positive
of the probability that the whole interest will DO
paid The County Treasures said to have reported tibet
collections are going invoraby. and thero is mystic
cunnnEne, the face, of of the Wastreet
when speaking Of this subject. which would indicate
,hs, they are fully assured Of the entire payment
The Banking scheme Of The new Governor OF
Ohio with very little favor from capitalists who
der good system would be inclined to establish Banks in
OHIO. Tho system recommended by Gov. Barley contains
on,s fatal provisions, The rea feature ,houd, md
probably will condemn the sysien The West has suffered
enough from real Banks have nothing do with such
Institutions The rsl estate and foreign State stock feature
las been wisely stricken Of the law oth State. and
dueny have the best Banking system in the world.
The Governor would also require 3S cont ofpece 10 be
held By the Bank addition 10 the dollar for dollar deposit of
Ohio stocks Our Bank, not nov required TO keep
tho lax per cent on hand formerly required By law having
found unnecessary since the Bank, have been required
redeem at per cent. discount in Albany New York.
The following is tho Governors sketch of hi, plan:
la Let the system of Banking be es this would secure
81 Let Bank be compelled TO keep vaults at all
tss oil rs circulation specie for the redemption
es bills tins would prevent unnatural contraction and
a. Lei each bank deposit with the State TREASURER us Sc.
s.iy iot 70 circulation the amount , ge EITHER IN 4hS
is appraised value on the tax list independent of pershabe
improvements
Let every Bank be required to have capital OF at least
5000 actually paid in.
h Let there be adequate guard, against dimnuon Of
ae held in trust by the State Treasurer nnd again audu
Sh. Let there be al,o provisions the exercise Of
ssa scrutiny nte their operations from time 10 time and
ss,sqa shei, respective eoonier. = -, 49, @
hoders 10 borrow in the Bank in which his stock held
he urges that the keeping Of much specie hand would
peyen, unnatural contraction and expansion. forgetting that
the Bank, power Of issue excepting of counegned
notes and that it would be difficult to expand very much,
the necessity ex,n. of deposl,ng dollar Of stock with
IN. Auditor for every dollar Of bills issued There is no far
tsr check required Bank than this The great object
DO attained by trainers of Banknr system IS safety to
,he hill holders This cannot be done by system en-
senr the reel feature and If cannot be done by
Ohio Sizes ut par let the Issues be reniled TO 20 per cent OF
The depos The requirement of such large amount Of spe
in addition 10 the security with the Auditor will be found
Go banking purppscs unless the business DO proaby
ed The Legislature should aim 10 make banking rs prof
e q possible the banker consistently with safety TO the
IN hoier This would draw foreign capital TO ohio ana
., ,xed ON her own stocks would drive out the paper
M Ranks of the neighborng States which now forms the
tuk OF the business facilities.
pn,;nq the proceedings of the Senate, on Satur-
Nv Mr. ALLAER gave notice. that H. AZ appeared 10 oe 'ne
on Of the majority Land Fund should be rejected by
he senao he should move peana5-proceednss IN refer.
,,. 10 ,rn,yuent TO the General Government OF the sum
eTwo Millions of Dolars and upwards now IN depo''o win
yupaia lett in of (Which now seemed nos at al
s,oh,be) the people of Virginia should be suddenly cae
r,,a Tint amount at tiIne when j; might be lncon-
IN do,o wss the duty OF the Sennte he said TO lei
lie people know that such debt existed ana thai "ou
squire 10 pay it, amount e0ual TO tho Aofd eos '''
STATE for Arse years. IA =. ha
more contracted The banks have more paper sub
ed TO them than they discount at six per cent anu a.
some good paper has been discounted OUT OF
.ccrs u. h somewhat higher ia'e'
The following Stocks were cold at Boston yes
.5,v. IS shares Norwich and Worcester Rarosd
ay 90 do do tx 50 do do ooSd'' 1a ~ 90 "e'''i"
Ths E,chapse Bank Of Lockport, Free Bank,
h been bought BY Henry Harvey and other capitalists MI
Harvey i to Do President. and WIN. I. Rogers Cashier
Ar Cincinnati. Eastern Exchange has declined 10
akprcmium. account OF the ncreaseo supply "0A
egerations.
Abour 600 Hoeg have thus far been packed al
AEON m The nree paid ha, been from e to 81 50 per hun
I'D Hogs weighing go and upward command 'he oisnes
ihs above prices From presoot prospects 'nse W."
iwohds the usual Suaaa.y b,, The Hog. are
saf h.: :sai9 IL the County head Of ,p;e
esCaie been slaughtered during the past TWO weeS'
fios pad, from 81 50 to 81 Sercwt.
81 pex,Soo MARKETS. Nov. 14-Proyis,on, scarce ana
Hscsrsry kisS. Besi IS per Dbl; Prime Pork SIX
Markets. Carefully Reported for 7as Tribune
1 TUESDAY. Dec. 10.
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