New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06
OhiO-Whig Legislative Caucus-Where - Nc
Nulty e-Producc, Banking, Potato Rot. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


COLUMBUS Ohio Nov. 3oth 1913.
Dear Sir-To morrow morning the Legislature
of Ohio commences It's session. The members OF
the House OF Representatives held meeting last
evening, and nominated Mr.. f. DRAKE of Greene
County for Speaker Mr.. Lewis of Portage County
for Clerk, and Mr.. Bradshaw OF Belmont County
Sergeantat- Arms Mr. Lewis was Clerk al the last
session. The Senator'S have not yet made their NOM
nations but is understood that Mr.. PERKINS, Sen
ator from Lake County, Will be nominated for
Speaker, and Mr.. Cole, the former Clerk reelected.
The session will be one OF less importance than
al No election Of consequence except Director of
the State Prison. The business can all be done by
the first OF February as nothing but local business
will occupy their attention except the necessity OF
making some improvements in the tax laws.
You will recollect that McNulty's trial for the en-
bezzement of money from the Government was 10
have taken place tomorrow at w ashlngton. On
Thursday last one of his bail started with him from
Mt Vernon deliver him up. Some threats were
made bv McNulty's friends that they would rescue
him but they finally permitted the bail him with
moestation. They proceeded as far as Jacktown
distance OF thirty miles, when the Sheriff OF Knox Coun
tv overlook them with writ Of habeas corpus-a trial
of the day and the decision OF the Court
that the bail had right 10 the possession OF his person
Mr. Leonard he bald then placed him in the custody OF
two persons for safe keeping until the next morning,
but during the night ne conrved to make his escape and
no notice of his having been found has YET reached
here II is believed that the whole proceeding was
plot make plausible pretext for the release OF the
bail
Quite a speculative fever has ragged here since the
cept Of the by the last Flour Id held at
five dollars and other articles in proportion. The sea
son packing pork has just commenced and promises
to be very brisk one. The buyers are paying from
$3.50 to 81 :.
hear plants that there is sufficient amount
OF money in circulation buy the produce OF the country
Exchange is offered Cincinnati freely at par The
Banks conhne their operations almost entirely To East
ern drafts. Twenty three Banks have been organized
under the banking law seven are under the indie
pendent branch of the law. which is slml the free
banking law OF NewYork. Your amiabe neghbor OF the
New.York sun is said to be the largest OF the
stock the banks recently organized branches
of the State Bank 1t is believed that the instruments
the stock were paid in Lehch' and " Paiufeld pa.
per which said be plenty in the neghborhood OF the
banks. The branches of the State Bank each liable
Issues of all the others, 80 that they will probably
stand fall together Board Of Control elected by
the banks have the regulation and control OF their
issues, and so long the majority are disposed to De
prudent it will be difficult for Moses Y g pets kite.
The potatoes throughout the State said to be rotng
very rapidly The crop this year very good general
y. notwithstanding the nigh price OF all kinds OF pro
duce, which generally gives impetus to business the
coming Winter will be hard one In the middle and
Northern parts OF the State which comprise the best
wheat counties, the crop this year entire failure,
scarcely yielding the seed and although have seen no
notice II. the Eastern of ths important fact yet
is nevertheless true the letter. Business must and
will be dull when the farmer has little to SELL
If you consider this OF sufficient interest to publish
may write you again. Respectfully yours
'iWEsTwARD Ho /"