New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23


f. Corning, Albany n. Thsyer, Boston l. Waisworth'
Cenesee: and Mr. Geo A. bom'nn is the lo'al President
and Manager and Gov Bradsh Chairman Of the Executive
Committee This very strong concern
The ouiracos Of Ere Still continue and the proeeedsgs
10 dev iave degeueroied into farce Jusice oil The
ps Of Eric has fined ten Of the aborerson the road who
were working under injunction proceeding from th'
United States Court 500 each. and declared the injunction
Of the limited Sfocs Coprt ns and rod This prevalence
OF mob law at Erie for three weeks with the corporate
authorities aiding and abeng going to hayeiusty avery
unavorabe eject upon the railroad and other sscare oil
Pennsylvania State where such proceedings arc 'oer
aed-vhere the dregs Of gosgeres allowed unchecked
e. tear up bum bridges and pow road beds whhethe
Governor "sympathses with tbem-cannot DE e'Psc'od~
have any credit either home abroad and we
some of our largest banking houses have resoyedto write 70
their correspondents and advise their dealers to have moth
ing to do with securities Of any Kind eminatns from Penn
sylvana Perhaps by hese and other retahitory meas
nre which are threatened the abeor of such violence of
Eric NAV be brought to the realizing sense Of the dis redt
able position they now occupy An injunction the road
west from Erie pen ding before the Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania but rioters appears are not content to
wait until the is legally disposed Of
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department at
Washington on Tie 9th inst.
redemption Of Stocks f54J -
For Treasury department exelusve Of Socks... 55B
tSrssd into the Treasury from sog
For he Wsr Drpsmenf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25is 81
FoI for the Navy .9s9
For the Interior DepsTtn z"oH
The Washington Star remarks:
"Ihe money transactions of the Treasury Department
were remarkably heavy yesterday the United States
Stocks redeemed being larger in the aggregate amount
than ever before in single day More than 100000 OF
such Stocks redeemed on account OF the Baltimore
Savings Bank upon which there has recently been
severe run il will be recOlected."
now Bank has been projected of which tina following
is the plan 1t does appear to be auy Improvement on
the present systen Of banking:
association Of Matual Intef toJe oaRded on prtncpks
NAch shoHiaureJ justice and PrOty IN The management
Tbe plan Of this Bank is briefly follows:
/. No stock shall be issued.
@ The Bank shall be designated as Bank of Deposit
and Discount including among its members the trades and
g. Memberghip shall consist Of deposit from each nd
vdunl Of $500 Elec Nom of members shall be By ballot
The capital stock shall be- say 100000, with the priv
ilege of increase at the option Of the deposiiors
g. Persons not members may be allowed to deposit ana
sh e in the profit but shall have no voice at any meeting
of the Association.
g. Profits shall be derived from discounts and the usual
banking operations.
T. Dividends shall be paid the semi annual or annual
average belance Of each deposor in proportion to the
earned by the Association, alter the payment ofs
salaries, annual expenses, &c.
g. No member sial have on deposit less than $500 ct
any time during his membership.
penalty shall be exacted for every violation OF the
TO- This penalty shall consist Of forfeit of the dividend
or a dismissal from the Association.
IL Members wishing to be released from their Obga
tions shall be required to give thirty days notice Ii
members reserved fund be drawn out prior settlement
day this fund has not been deposit for six months
such member shall not be entitled TO any portion of the
profits.
70 Certificates of Deposit shall be issued to each
Der for his deposit of $500 payable thirty days az
ter sight, for the withdrawal of the reserve ID fuud
10 Each member shall be entitled to vote in the
election of officers.
a. An Investigating Committee shall be appointed
certain the standing OF candidate for membership.
The ealnDgs Of the WatoriOwn and Rome Railroad for
November last were follows:
Psrereeu...sISl ss y Mails ohersourcess 9i2 81
sll ~ "
November 1852
9Be "a Masand other sourcesS 5b VI
FIelht ............... 1910 %
Increase November 1852 30
atout a. q cent.
The Cheshire Rarea1 receipts for October and No
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