New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-08

Bills.... 9s7,562
Total s35I74 449l Total. f35, l74,44e
Dated the 18th day of April, ls47
We suboip the remarks OF the Standard, point
ing out the changes compared with the return oil
the preceding week.
In the department OF ssue the notes In circulation had
decreased s3ls 800 which had been produced oy the
withdrawal of a2707l of gold coin or gold bullion and
fi75S9 of silver bullion. ,..
on the debit side of the banking department he rest
had increased f5q9565, the public deposits had de-
creased sOl7572 the private or other aeposs mao IA
creased fI75653 and the day and other ois mao
increased s27 POS, making the total oil the hSolues
f23236340.
On the credit side the government, securities had in,
creased 5s4 3d. the other securities had decreased
the had decreased 4e667e5 and the gold
and silver coin had decreased 96l057 which squared
the amount
creased from al 246 4lO to s9s76053 being difference
of 8379357
The paper In actual circulation, including the seven
dsy and other post bills had increased from t2OcloSi
10 Sol 800 9s7 being a difference OF S3T2,Io5
The changes exhibited in the present returns are i'm
portant and significant of the pressure OF the Bank As
there had been no steamers Tor the On'eu S'ae "tn
the weeks return the decrease In the bullion rather ex
ceeds what was generally expected The most oil u mas
therefore gone by the packet ships and small pornon
is accounted for by the announcement OF the payment
of the dividends within the period
The reduction of the reserve notes IN the banking oe
partent clearly shows that the Bank had been pressed
TO point which cannot be considered safe and ootn &C
counts for and ushes the strongest proceedings 'he ~
rectors have pursued this week to recy former error
The small dimnuton in the other than pubic securities
shows that up TO Saturday last comparatively little oil
The paper under discount had of while the other de-
mands upon them necessarily reduced Their reserve
IT, os nrious and not the least important lite IN is sn
increase of nearly 100000 in the Government seeur
ties held by the Bank Under this mead we snouIu GER
tany have expected decline and not an increase eu'
II fully confirms report that has been IN circuiAnon LOT
dav or two past that about two millions oil STOCK hsu
been sold or lent 10 the Bank by the o
the Savings Banks. In no other way Is II creoioe 'e'
the Bank could have increased ner Puohc
der circumstances which required precisely the opposite
course Of proceeding
ireland.
The L. S. ship.of.war Jamestown arrived at CORK
on the 18th OF April in fifteen days from Boston
Her arrival was greeted with much popular enthu'
siasn an enthusiasm which need not be ashamed
Of its cause for the arrival was a rIct0ry-a par
tial one TO be sure,-over real enemy, an enemy
Of all mankind, unsparing Famine.
The bells of the city were rung, and there was
much excitement in the streets. A deputation was
sent on board the jamestown to Capt Forbes, who
made an appropriate reply. He and his officers
were sumptuously entertained al pubic dinner
on the 18th, by the people Of Cove, and the next
day meeting OF the inhabitants was held to ex-
press their gratitude TO the Americans for their
timely relief
These are such events as should be celebrated
by ringing Of bells, Examinations and other demon.
STATIONS Of public JOY.
We take the following acknowledgment from the
Dublin Nation;
Am FROM AMEaIcA-Weicom than ever was kinR.
10 susst Is the nag Of America to eyes. We have
seem s stars shining through the night drawn by human
conurings around the land and we eis that Ireland was
not altogether outesst of nations.
nation, stepped to the lips IN calamity, can seldom
.neak az nation even in such straits should But the
ssne Proyidence which has raised us friends vii some
day send Us an opportunity OF requlnng them' May II
come soon al. -. h..x,.
Til then let cherish impotence isr II IN our ne us
st ma learn 10 look al this generous Republic with our
own unenvious eyes.
May her eagle long abide among the stars
The letter that follows appears in the Dublin n
lo,. and was written by Mr. ,shn O'Conneh we
srehappy TO be able to infer from it. that the heatn