New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

From which will be seen that the increase IN receipt
now amounts ~ GOO baesi the ineresse In exports TO
Great Britain SOoi France, $500 Total increase NJ eH
porfs, Al GO -
The Arabia to-day took 81, 1884, $50 in gold bars
which IL even larger than was expected, and the
Target shipment for many months 1t must be OBJ
served however, in regard to this large shipment,
tina, there will be no steamer Saturday next and
that the next Cunarder goes from Boston. There
Mint bars are selling at ! y cent. discount.
The Exchanges at the clearinghouse were
eli, 1884, 500.
Among the suits commenced against the New-lla-
ven Railroad Company, is one by Mr.. Belmont for
ss5. coo. Mr. SANFORD has resigned Director Of
this Road, and Judge Roosevelt has been elected in
his place. The Judges committed to the necessity
of judicial decision upon the false stock.
The financial disasters Of the day the suspension
of the Mechanics and Traders' Bank Of Cincinnati
o branch Of the Ohio State Bank, and of Messrs.
Matthews, Finlay & Co., Exchange bankers of New
Orleans. The latter is not an important house. The
failure of the Ohio State Branch in Cincinnati, the
very nucleus of the panic argues nothing against the
solvency Of the other branches. There is no con-
neetion between the branches excepting that each re-
ceiyes the notes Of the others, and all are event
ssIly bound pro rata for any deficiency in the
assets of a failed branch TO meet its liabilities
Two or three dispatches from Messrs Seden
withers & Co., Washington, stste that they
ere paying everything presented to-day. At
Chicago the house Of George Smith & Co. Is sus-
tanning run, but Mr. Smith, who is in town, ex-
presses himself entirely confident that nothing can
exhaust bis ability to pay. Mr., Smith has been the
mammoth banker Of the West for several years, and
has come out Of several severe without injury.
Unlike most owners of shinplas;er banks, Mr.. Smith
has never sbOwn any disposition to abandon his
banks in days of trouble and throw loss upon the
public. In regard to the Circleville Bank The CIR
eieriAe Herald says:
ave believe that the managers Of the bank have
the universal confidence Of this community. This is
evipeed il the fact that most of our business men
continue TO take the notes at par. To the bill holders
we would cay, do not submit 10 a shave upon its
paper. AL you have will be redeemed The assets
Of the bank exceed it's liabilities by large amount"
later dispatch states that the copartnership OF
this house expires the cath inst they have decided
70 suspend The resources Of the house are believed
10 be ample to meet hs liabilities and leave surplus
without recourse TO the private property Of the part
pers. In regard to this house The WasAiagios S,ar
says;
1.-THE partners in this establishment are hessrs.
John wiihers, Of Alexandra, Va u W. C. Whit.
ing and Robert w. Latham, OF this city, sad l.. Z.
Bayne, Esq., of Alexandria.
1.-The frst named il certainly man Of great wealth
worth, at least, 5000 600 in oons hde proPerty.
The rsst Of the members Of the hfm are regarded N
this community as men Of means independents OF her
capital inverted in this bank. A member OF the hrm
sssured US that without the of Withers their
uroperty with the assets Of the house, 10 al least
$500 900 above and beyond any and al liabilities oil
the cCrcern.
"Mr Selden, formerly known as one Of the firm,
withdrew from II sometime since but left his name to
be psed by il "a usual The bank has on hand large
sam belonging to depositors."
Money is decidedly more comfortable among the
stock houses, but general bcro still ad difficulty
n making loans even at high rates. Psperis without
change and of right quality not pressing on the mar
net The Banks ere not a. far as we can learn,
mailing any important change in their loans These
astutions have increased their specie from the Sub
Treasury about ssoo 900 since Friday last and to this
r,uss be sdSed The receipts of gold from the West,