New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

:r:ne double allegiance Shall enact blird!T .hzt
tie poor eigrar, ~ho knew Europe only through ia
op2.ess!ors owes ore OF i,s o7arcas higher slesi-
apcs than g America wae1e Re nas met continued kind
nes.fJ
On Monday Ils: NJ Angsiof -NlesaRy, who was seven
o. eiza: yeas II Congress. and I, Chairman Of Committee
No spoke in favor checks the action Of the elect
ors in the selection Of candidates or Governor. Though
very sensible polite and lons p5accet speake he ha not
detained TIE Convention fifteen rnH.es, in 81. since the
session beam # he Constitution ended II will
10; be his fault His example IS really praiseworthy He
said he had been sent render the Constitution more
perec: and believed that provision that tie Governor
should be thirty and fTe years resident improve
Ieu; II The People did not iaA so they would veto 4:
in November he I'D his duly III. best Of his ab-
i:y. lie could nt 10 good stated, WIZ the wort
naive had been placed tie Constitution. on rnctsn
made By Of the members Saratoga il 1921 and
had therefore voted 20 strike il again as L would OK
cudc raay who ough: 10: 20 be thus excluded child
brought into h!s STATE in is infancy. though free from
those adverse predictions which g-own-up TN
migrant would have, unwsely c1cludei but ne
dc not wish 70 foreigner, bred in another country,
IN the Executive char-he woGld have lingering attach
meuts 10 his native land that might in collision with
his Executive duties here He did not ike TO the late
persecution Of nsuratet citizens by ntolerant party,
AMI had Of tier spleen against foreigners whom he
pleased &c into the State and ready grant them
equal privileges FAR they had experience and
pacybai the Chief Executive he wanted have long
resident He thought there Just much in
saying that should be Governor till nc is thirty,
as that shall DC bound by contract he may
ia:o til he twenty -one-5o.h founded expeten-
sy and proper subjects Convention regulate
and determine.
send you Mr.. Secretary Bentons s;atcnen; relative
local officers. Il that tie fees County Clerks in
the following counties 1885, scun;ed 70 the snms here
matter named.
Cayuga $3.50; Chatauque s26I5 Columbia 81, i3s
Enc So,53l; Genesee S267; Jefferson S?e25; Livings.
ton Sl,7e6; Madison si,75O; Monroe $500 Niagara
S245s Oneida IS lli onondaga 81 seo Ontario S3,6l6
Orange 50 seI Orleans 81 e55 oswego s2i93 otsego
s2,252; Queens S222s Rensselaer, S3,i65; Richmond
sl.525 Saratoga s2767 Seneca Sl.776 st. Lawrence
sls54; Steuben S20I4; Tompkins .oss lister S3oCs;
Washington Szc33 Wayne $780, Weschesier s5,i62
Wyoming s $50 ard Yates 81 So.
For New-York, Kings, Dutchess and Btoome the re-
withheld but estimating the above, the
incomes OF the Clerks must be enormogs.
OF the OF Surogaes for 1915, Dutchess yields S3,
24i ontario slsii; Orange l,75s Rensselaer, 81 6s3
weschester sl,i7 p counties yield between $500 and
81, 500 each.
The fees OF very few the District Attorneys given
Their fees and salaries together must In many
Counties be very large indeed have heard amount
for this County stated al ssOOo bu; know not how the
facts are.
also send copy OF printed report s5 Con.
troller Fsgg. In answer 10 resolution moved by Mr.
Powers in Convention, two weeks siacc, requiring
detailed Of the situation of the Banks In this
State. /. fills 81 octave pages and shows officially.
/. Tha, there are in this State 81 Incorporated
Banks the aggregate capital stock OF which amounts TO
$50 49l460 Of which the charters OF one-haf will
plrs before 1856. Two Banks-the n. Y Dry Dock &c.
and the Msnhat,an-are unlimited in Duration
. Tha. II Safety Fund Banks have failed wiki capt
tai of 81 $50 000ofihese, Banks paid their debs with
GU, calling the fund-but the other g. which had paid
into the fund 500 2 took OUT, make good then their
bad debts, $24i7,g97 The Bank of Buffalo and Com.
mercis Bank Buffalo paid into the Safety Fund sis 000
and took out oft $ll9i 00O The Lafayette and Oswego
Banks paid in s25 $50 and took nothing $4,000
have yet be drawn from the fund TO meet bygone fail
ures; and "s used up and morgaged" so that II any
Safee, fall, it will be unavailable The original
Bsnk Fund out Of lS29 provided for the payment Of all
debts of insolvent Safety Fund Banks from the Bank
Fund" In 1912, act passed releasing the fund
3. That there Il of VIVA, are called Free
Banks with an aggregate capital Of Sl2 43 $751; tia, they
have deposited dncudne of the old Safety Fund
Banksa at Mr. Fsggs Office, securities for the ultimate
redemption of their notes circulating money, to the
amount of $7,462 a53; and have received from him,
signed and numbered mites the Of s. Gil 756
and tina. Of their securities there are s5C000O each in
Arkansas Illinois and Michigan socks-four millions in
stOcks-Hnd ny million and A half In
bonds and mortgages.
g. That 20 free banks have failed redeem their cir
cula,ion owing the public in bank 81 23j 37i the
nominal securities they had deposited am united 10 81.
5553S but ouly brough. at the sales S953372 that
the banks LOST S60l $50 on their securities, and the bill
holders lost S2g234i, or II cents on every dollar
This oss none banks have made up any creditor
The law aulred security be taken improved pre-
duc,ve land worth besides the buildings, twice At much
as they taken for Appraisers that they
thus valuable, but when sold they would not fetch on
the average, 5lhs OF the valuation. New-fors State
stocks and bond and mortgages are now The only secu
rites taken and on them the average loss 10 the bill
holder, has been 10 per cent
). The Bank Of Commerce, n. y. has si7iio0 IN cir
csls,Irr notes secured with \. Y. ) per cents the
Chemical over 5000 900 in n Y stocks the Fulton
$4,000 in DO the Mechanics. Banking Association and
the North River Bank 5000 in DO the American
Exchange Bank. n Y 100000 in Illinois and Indiana
stocks The Bank OF Corning, Steuben s7o geo in Mich
gan and lino. The Bank OF Undertook s5 900
In Michigan stocks ina; ofSyrscuie sll3,a50 IL DO &C.
&C. In the tables the of The security and the cir
culsron OF each bank stated with many other pa
culars.
g. To meet the failures Of the 2s free banks, sso5c0o
bond. and mortgages sold Tor S2;5O00 SAG O00
Indiana stock for 500 0Oo s23e 600 Iinoi. for Sill co.,
snd SO Il.
IAMIGRATIoS.-The following statement of the
urUber OF immigrants who have arrived this port
curius the past months is derived rem The = Rev
enue Barge oftcs under The charge Of Capt. Thorne
Months. Wander. Months. .yEn5er.
January ,5s June Is .s34