New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-08

PASSENGERS sAlLEp-The U S. steamship Falcon Lieut.
Rogers, commanding, sailed Monday morning with th
following passengers for California ria Aspnwall
| IL Carr lady and two children A @ Cham w @ Moore
Eshon, Mr. Abbot, Mr. Merrill, r II Eder Mr. Reser
Mr. Budd and three children Mrs Duraud and children
J Dale Hall MIR SANFORD j Crotochiyile r Burne
Jas Fox, II Jacobs, Latez, lady and two children. ii
| Latez, Lopez, L NJ Everward lady and children j
Grips NJ Har, j Drane, L Love Mathews, Carpenter
Finn, IL Clayton, condery, Norris q Walker j
Dutle, J Loney Loney, c Brsnt d Marvin NJ Fallen
Jacobs, II Simon, scully IL Forren, Ivey r Fleieh
| DAILY A Roger, Solomon Heggeman, IIegFe-
| man, Heggemsn, Bacon, Hermeyer A Marks n
Marks Morrison, Wallace, Rubbe, aud l62
age.
The following is tho list Of passengers per steamship
Pampsro for California tia San Juan:
| James Clark, A d Mcdonald. Jno MeIona L Waptor r
| Reagan . Nixon, Decd Bronze II Bronze Bronze
IL foveer, Baty, Bailey Juo Keever, A Keegau Nc
Carly, Kelley, Kelley Henor II Bradley. Z Walsh.
j Keren, Chandler Gross. Gross, J G Fislon "
| Coye, Lory, Smith, w Button, Mcfarland. NJ Nc
| Farland and lady Bryan, W Gluzer W Farland A
Barker and lady. Meyer scoy, Marion J no Page
Marion, ii Bradley q Haer, Mitchell, p Harch.
j smith Jno Coaham Mr. Cole and lady p Bypor 81.
len Lacy, Gotmyre wife and child, Deed NJ Deed W
Hawey, Jno Eyre, Hawey s Hawey Mrs Jno Eyre 7
Pate, Lacy, Wardley Pate II Scott and family J
Broker, W Eakin, John Jones, r Martin j Cooley,
Jno Murphey. Mrs Jno Murphey, Mrs Griffin mint
q Honton and lady, Lacy and family, Convey, Mrs
Sanders W Corey, Mrs Bkker and family Il Rumky +
Baker and family, and l3s in the storage,
To The Honorable The Members Of he Senate aud House Of Req
rsseni7res in Legislature assembled
Tie memorial Of Jacob Barker respectfully represents
that he has been informed that bill pending in-
hibtpg the emission OF small notes otherwise inter
rupting the business in which your nemorast has been
engaged for many years in Neworeans.
Your memorialist respectfully asks if such a law be
deemed necessary, that time be allowed him to bring it
under the contemplated Bank Law thereby avoiding the
Inconvenience and great sacrifice that attend sud
den prohibition Of legitimate business sanctioned and
protected by your laws from the first foundation your
government licensed by the State and City authorities
established ut great expense and conducted to the
satisfaction of its dealers.
Those interested in steamboat navigation and also small
dealers have been essentially by the of small
notes to cut them off from such facilities without allow
ing time for the Coinage Law to 20 into operation
Tor Banks to be established under general Banking Law
would occasion great inconvenience well a. heavy
tax for the purchase of specie
Your memoralist respectfully asks permission to sus
gest that your honorable body should pass Geuera
BANKING Law forbidding after fixed day the issuing OF
bank notes without the signature of the Treasurer Of the
state or some ether public officer requiring the deposit
OF United States OF ether approved stock as collateral Sc
cury for the payment of all notes so gued il would en-
courage the Investment Of foreign capital in th stock of
banks TO be established under such law furnishing an
approved currency and full protection to tho bLoers
The action of the Board of Currency tho matter could
be dispensed with; no inspection publication no ~
port by the banks to the Legislature would be servceabe
The conductors of banks, like the conductors :, other
business should after having gwen the required security
be allowed to manage their in their way
The STATE officer making frequent reports to the Legis
sture Of his action in the matter they would take care
that he dil not abuse his trust
If the law should impose unnecessary restrictions 1t
would defeat the object intended viz the influx Of for
,ign capital Very respectfully your obedient servt,
JAcoB BARKEA