New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-28
Actiue Means.
Immediate Liabilities.
Excess of means.

Excess of means. Sl,47l,l3u 70
Now those who understand how the business of the
Branches is ccuductod confidently expect hat MI the
bills OF exchange and considerable portion oil INC notes
discounted will be paid at maturity. They VIII, I'M
questionaby be paid unless the produce oil the
should be- without market. and the best houses IN Yin.
cinnati Philadelphia New York and New Orleans should
become bankrupt. The bills OF exchange and notes
discounted by this Bank last year and which natures
before the fall business commenced and which prooa-
bly, exceeded two millions of dollars. we're paid WIN
scarcely an exception-and the Ne'o paper now under
discount (aud this includes all the bills OF exchange and
considerable part OF the notes Is Ms good paper snn
as certain TO be paid at maturity that held by any
banking institution in the country AT all events asrse
portion of it is as good the best in New-fork
and other cities make IT, to say nothing oil the pro-
duce pledged for the payment thereof
The State Bank OF Indiana Is as able 10 neet ner en-
gagements as the Banks in Wskst She asks no avors
whose political pecunlsry interest IL may
be to denounce her insoven but she has right u
expect that whose duty TO give the public cor
information upon such subjects will not dstort arc
misrepresent her Reports.
Those who understand fully the cond ton OF the BANK,
believe that her condition better than at pre-
sent Stocks in Of the Branches is worth " paF
in some premium. II. McCULLocH, Cashier.
The bills of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF
Detroit redeemed the Patchen Bank at Buffalo
The Auburn and Syracuse Railroad Co. has de-
eared dividend OF per cent payable the stock re-
gstered in this city at the American Exchange Bank
The Bank of the State of Missouri has declared a
dividend of per the business of the last SIX
months reserving one-fourh Of per tax on
the stock owned by individuals be paid into the State
Treasury The dividends for the year amount to per
cent.
The Philadelphia Ledger says otthe United States
Bank: An impression is abroad that This Institution
should peace and prosperity continue will al no distant
day De revived. liabilities nearly all concen
rated into hands English bankers whose Interest
il believed viii induce them deposit in its vaults
sutfcien, amount of specie put il in operation The
charter whole and being esteemed valuable, renders
the project more probable than those who lock at It's !ae
disastrous wreck could believe possible
The Wilkesbarre Farmer says il is rumored that
the managers Of the N B. Canal! Incorporated al the si
session of the Legislature have voted to refund TIE
money already paid upon the stock. and TO abandon al
farther efforts 10 obtain their charter and prosecute then
work The reason assigned is, that the unsettled state
ofpubc affairs precludes the possibility of procuring
money enough TO pay the balance on the stock and to
60 on ana complete the work.
A, the Railroad Convention, held at Harrisburg
on the 18th inst and over which Gen. j. X. Morehead
presided the following resolution being under consdera
ton
be- and they hereby requested grant OF IN
corporation authorize Company make Rsilroad
by the practicable route between Harrisburg ana
Pittsburgh such just and liberal will at The
same time Its completion and protect the public
improvements already made.