New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-27

We give above description u note purportins TO Be
Treasury Note Tor $780, which received here by
Messrs Corning Co. on Saturday from their correspon
dent in Nashville This il the first fraud upon Treasury
Notes ths has made Us appearance asd hasten TO put
the public upon their guard sgaint them IL known
months since by the Treasury Department that
spurious note IN preparation but the Information
too vague for The above note il altered from
plate engraved originally TOR the Eagle Mn Ds Company
Of Indiana and was engraved at New-Orlesns for Mr.
J. C. Newman II bears resemblance whatever 10 any
Of the issues Of genuine Treasury Notes and Is not
an attempt imitation excepting in the lettering and
hllirg up. The word, Eagle Mining Company have
been taken out and The nited States inserted. The
original notes are nearly covered the bask with dye
work printed in red ink while the spurious note has only
the denomination in red figures. The spurious note IS
nearly inch longer and quarter OF an inch WIDER thas
the genuine and the red ink used Is Of s ter color Il
is signed R. H. Giet Regiser and dated goth Aug s47.
whereas MI Gilet Register after June I, ls47.
The signatures exceedingly well initiated and well
calculated 70 deceive casual observer. The tout snsbk
Of the note however % entirely different from the gen
une that no the habit Of handling Treasury Notes
would b. deceived No genuine has head Of Wash
urtou upon H. nor standing eagle for vgnette,
plain back No note should be received which has either
The Monetary advices by the Steamer are much
the same e. was expected. The feeling IL perceptbly
better although some farther failures had occurred. The
condition and action Of the TANK had inspired confidence
and business was gradually being reessbished on firm
basis The Bank and the prominent establishments were
doing literally By their customers, and the rate OF
interest had been reduced By the Bank to per cent Out
doors frstrse paper done still lower The money
lenders were reducing their for loans CALI"
Conso have improved materially since the last Steamer,
TO s54 and in view Of the strength Of the Bank the Gov
eminent has rescnded the letter to the Bank England,
virtually sus pending the Peel act The London Mercury
Of the 4th says
There are At length more reasonable grounds for sup
lately experienced will before long away The pro-
cre-s the currency oebat- in the House of COmmons-
The reduction by the Bank Directors OF the rate OF inter
est 10 per centthe cessation OF important failures
and the revivng business the public secuties
are all circumstances which, cooperating one with the one
tend 10 relieve the public from the wei ght Of anxiety op
pressing 1t for months past
Nesry all the leading papers and the commercial crcu-
ars agree in the opinion that confidence is slowly retarn
ns aud hat the crisis is past, although much strnseney
for money will remain for time The Influx Of bull
lion from the Continent continued, and the arrivals from
the United had had very favorable effect The
low prices of manufactured goods bringing buyers
from all parts Of the world In many with the gold
10 hand and prospects in the manufacturing districts
were more favorable The improvement must, however,
be srsdual The bullion of the Bank and the notes on
hand rapidly increasing showing growing strength
in both Departments Tie reports for the weeks endins
lofh and 9th November give the following figures: