The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14

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NEwARK, January 10, ls4s.
MEssRs NJ. Y. BEACH Sous:
Geptlsmsn-The undersigned Receivers Of the Plain
field Bank have noticed several communications In the
Ntw York Sun, alleging that you have repeatedly offered
put into hands gold and silver sufficient redeem
say that mo such cer has been made to us and
that have heretofore doubted the proprety Of noc
ing propositions rs irresponsible newspaper pub
LEGATIONS, made supposed for popular effect yet the
same have been often repeated that deem It
expsdent In order to ascertain whether In
wise sincere In the professions made say that you
will address to rs communication in writing Offering to
pay the liabilities of the bank, will at
lay the matter before the Chancellor and apply to him
for order referring the whole matter to Of the
masters Of the Court, where the liabilities CT the bank
may settled upon report of the master and
the funds necessary for the liquidation Of said liabilities
being Furnished the Chance lor will undoubtedly make
der for the delivery to Of all the assets oevery
now In the hands or to the control
Of the receivers and dschargng them from all farther
obligations or liabilities account Of the trust
fyou ft to agree to this shall do every.
thing in power to facilitate the proceedings and to
bring the matter to = close as speedily possible.
we are advised by our that we are not author
zed without the advice of the Court Of Chapcsry
make any or contrast With as has
tell the amount Of the liabilities of the bank until they
judciay ascertaiued by under the direction Of
publications indicate, it may be done In the way have
suggested or by the obvious means of an application
officers the receivers are in which application We
"'N'N JOS c. HORSEPOWER,
JOHN s. DARCY,
DANIEL DODD, Jr., Receivers.
The Ne,c York Sun of this morning, instead of
alluoing in any way to the foregoing communi-
cation, publishes only abusive article from the
Herald of yesterday, calling upon the receivers
g. to do the very thing which they had already
done" BY this, the public can Judge of the sim
cerity OF M. Y. Beach & Sons, IN the offer which
If the Ne,c York Tribune and Herald, and
other papers, will call Justify upon NJ Y. Beach
& Sons to fulfil their offer (uow that it has been
accepted in the only practicable way) as they
have upon TN" receivers to accept 1t, and 1t they
will copy this article, and the card which the re-
cevers published on the 3lst ultmo, In answer
to the repeated calls made by themselves for in
formation to the sufferers by the bank and the
public they will give to their readers both sides OF
the questlon-and will relieve themselves from
the charge ofhaviDg aided NJ J: Beach & Sons
to place the subject In false light before the
public-and will do an act OF simple justice to
themselves, the public, and the receivers of the
Plalnfield Bank.
RIOT AT HApLEY-Respecting disturbance
at the new city in Hadley, between two divi-
sions Of the aborers tn grand canal appears that
on. on money H evening 'hs dsahsctea PoraS1 OF some
the fument of the threat they had made to demoish
the sbanees Of all who had taken work at rates
Fearing that such attempt would be made these lat
ter had informed the authorities, and Mr.. Farnham,
constable Of the town. with party Of engineers the
work, repaired to the The constable, finding the
recusants all assembled, and giving vent to violent
threats against the other party ordered them to dis
perse Ihereupon an attack was made upon him and
his assistants by the Irish who armed with clubs
and stones and suudry hard knocks were given and
turned. Mr.. Farnham seriously bruised his upper
lip was split open, and he was tramped until insen
sibc. But he subsequently recovered In part and will
probably do we'll. Mr.. Anderson, the head pgneer
also sustained trestmant having his left cheek
cut through almost from the temple to toe mouth Fl.
too Is recovering The riot finally quelled with
out the Intervention of party Of the Northampton mi
litsry, which was sent for, and promptly went down
committed for examination. Sheriff Rice of Hampden
repaired to the new city on Tuesday with competent
force but all then quiet, and apprehension of
further disturbance Was entertaned-B Courier,
Jon. 18Th. 49,