The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

Stock In Union Coal Company 1851 &C
Due from the members of the
firm as follows:
From r. w. Latham g. Co..... 145 562 Sc
From K. w. Latham. 16 $50 %
From Bayne, Withers g. Co. 36s99 Al
from L +. Bayne- Observation-Disclosures. a0,473 81
From Bayne & Withers 5000 90
From G. w. c. Whiting. 4,779 AZ
S59s,776 &c
Here is more than one half the amount Of
assets in the schedule in stocks greatly be-
low par, if salable at all, and debts owing
from the men acho constitute the company to
the company. The balance of the assets is
S46s, 1es SO.
According to the Globe, the list of liabili-
ties do not include the sum due Virginia; but
it is acknowledged that the firm owes the fol-
lowing sums in addition to what is due Vir-
ginia:
To the holders of Ito Bank notes 49,. $4,000 90
70 iha VrOin;. ~ p:.I, o0O0 O ~
s5 S450OOO 90
The Globe asks why have not Selden, Wi
Tiers Co., made a schedule showing how
much they do owe and to whom it is owing?
1t states that its editor has heard, on what he
considers good authority, that they owe Vir.
GINA 100000 for stock received, disposed
OF, and not accounted for We suppose
these publications will ultimately bring out
the truth.
RETURFED.-We were heartily glad to
salute our friend JOHN r. THOMPSON, of the
Southern Literary Messenger, in our Office
yesterday. He has just returned from his
visit to Europe, looking as well as ever, and
with his love of country and home attach
ments strengthened by his absence abroad.
We trust he returns to take up the cause of
Southern Literature with renewed enerpv.
and we hope to see his talents rewarded and
his enterprises crowned with success.
OUR TRADE WITH LoUIsIANA-By refer
ence to our marine head it will be seen that
five vessels have recently cleared from
Franklin, Louisiana, for this city, laden with
Sugar and Molasses. Messrs. Dunlop, Mon.
cure & Go. are chiefly conducting an extern.
site trade with that State.
The ALLIES AND RUssIA.-In another or,;s
Gle we give the purport of the information
brought recently from ST. Petersburg by an
Intelligent American, relative to Russian
views and the war. We do not pretend to
soc deeper into milestone than any body
else and will not undertake to make any sage
P predictions as to the war; for it stands lust
where several results are quite possible. But
We may say this: that England and France
havn't got the world in a sling. We may
add that SO far as this country is concerned,
the sympathies of the great majority of the
people are not with them,
FINANCIAL IT.rMs.-The New Orleans picavune
Ates that the uneasiness created few davs .inca
10 mat city BY the failure of some firms connected
Nth the Western trade has been entirely dispelled
arrangements are made for some of them 10
Z same Their failures had not affected the trade
Eunerally
In New York, the Chambers street Savinps Rank
very powerful institution OF its kind. was RIM
pon and $150,00O drawn out In coin. II has |.
dllion Of U. 8. Stocks and two and . half million
New York State and City Stocks. The deposit.
- who thus withdrew their money lost their six
eonths interest, and the operation was therefore
tjarious 10 thsm alone. Those who have already
sihdrawn their deposites lose some $4,000.
shch VIII 80 to extra dividends to those dcposi,ors
sho do mot withdraw there money.
The mcst solid stocks remained nrest. err,
'furing the week In New York but the f.ncie. : 81
lUcumulaeed swfully in the hands of the hroLsr.
ND were perfect drug. The Great Central Raj.