The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
law In Relation 10 EanE and B0MkArS

AN ACT RELATING 40 INCORPORATED BANKS, pANk-
ING ASSOCIATIONS, AND INDiyIDU BANEEKs
LOCATED AND DOING BUSINESS IL THE CITY OF
NEW YORK, PISSED APRII Is, 1858.
The people Of tie State OF New York, represented
riserGtc and Assembly, do enact as follows:-
Sec. !. IN addition TO The quarterly reports nov
required BY law to DC made 70 the Superintendent
Of the Banking Department. by incorporated banks.
banking associations or individual bankers, in this
State, every Incorporated bank, banking association.
or individual banker, located and Going business in
the city Of Now York shall publish or cause to be
rpbis'lSd on the morning OF every Tuesday, In O
newspaper printed ii said city, to be designated by
the Superintendent, statement under Tie oath OF
the president cashier, showing the true condition
OF the bank, banking association, OF individual bank
er making such statement, on the morning OF each
day Of che week mex, preceding the date Of such
statement in respect TO the following items and par
tculars, to wit:-Averase amount Of loans and dis
counts. specie, deposits, and circulation.
Section .. such statement shall be published at
the expense Of the bank banking association, or in
dyidual banker making the same and II any bank.
banking association individual banker, shall re-
fuse or neglect to the statement required in the
first section Of this oct for two successive Tuesdays,
it shall forfeit its charter Gf an incorporated bank)
and is privileges az banking association or indi-
yi6ua banker: and every such bank, banking asso-
citation, or individual banker, may be proceeded
against and it, affairs closed in any manner now re-
uired nv law in case OF an insolvent bank or bank
ing association. The terms "banling associations"
and 'indsidua banker, az used in this act, shall
be deemed 70 apr'yony to such banking associations
and Individual bankers ~ ere or may be organized
under tie 'act CT April IS, 1885, and the several
amendments thereto
Section 8 This act shall take effect OH the first
day OF August one thousand eight hundred and
hitythree.
EIorEsrar-TrE PARTIES OvERrAxsr, Ar
RESTED AND CALAgo0sEn. During the forepart OF
the past wecl, il was ANNOUNCED that the daughter
| OF respectable mana steamboat pilot living in
the Northwestern part OF TIE city, and girFabout
her own age, fourteen to sixteen), inmate OF tha
iamily-had eloped with couple Of young men for
made search, ard was not long in ascertaining the
route taken by The runaway; and yesterday morn
ing, returned with the whcle party, on board the
steamer Gossa1cg, from the Illinois river. The Lo-
! ,nario5 ia Tic afsir--nanled Nneess and Living
son-.le youths OF doubtful character, having been
/ but recently connected IN subordinate capacity
| with circus or theatrical company Of some sort
ana "'"d with The girls, but by previous engage.
,nent 80, oe, asn o.. Saturday afternoon Of last
weeIani ven: Immediate, y - the steamer G9ssamor-
On which boat all four took passas. w. I,c
They went aboard few moments previous w -
boats leaving port and Livingston, in registering
their names nut botn the girls down his sisters.
Their conduct while on the boat excited no suspi
cion md tlcir true position was not known until
the boat arrived at Peru where the clerk received
despatch describing the girls and ordering the arrest
of the whole paYy. They had left the boat, but the
dispatch Icing placed in tie hands OF the sheriff. he
surprised the girls in the paflor OF the principal
hotel aDd soon alter succeeded in finding their
sweethearts on the street. The party were held i'm
custody until the orriyai Of the father and police
officer. to whom they we're delivered, and the heroes
of the AFFAIR handoufCed. as Circumstance denot-
ing TIC affection exiting between the parties, a
dagueTeotypiss was called into service, and like
nesses Of tue loved and beloved were taken
ond EXCHANGED Tue father and the police
officer, however, iqd hands on all such lit.
tley" YEN embrences' and il Is more than
proba'Ne they row lic sticking in the sand at
the bc.o II tic llinoia ere retained as evidence
against the dClinqacnt5. Another incident happen
ed which caaio hear proving fatal TO Livingston
Kneoss sad be Weyo hanocufed together, and in
walking plank from canal boat TO the steamer.
Livingston made mis-step, and both fell into the
river hncass band came through the cuff, and he
swan osi0,e but the unfortunate Livingston would
have drowned had rot tue mate of the boat gone to
his &c cue. On their arrival here yesterday morning.
the ggls werr despatched to their home. aud the
men on Iathcr boys. escorted to the oalaboose by
the a.ber and the police oibcer. Ut IS said that tho
girls took eighty dollars on the formers money DO.
fore leaving cne-hait Of which they gave to their
lovers - nay be that the young rcpfobatos ORC to
Ike indicted for rsceiving stolen money ~ well III
ruon.ps away With the grs4f y. Lsss Nros, dug I.