The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

Mat on the 1oth inst. he promised 70 surrsndsf
securities in exchange for Eighth Avenus Bank
nots-a preportionats shAxs Of bonds and mortgages
and stocks, and 90 The 10Th, when IN amount Of
bills ssat up for redemption, upon his TERMS
he refused to surrender anything bat bonds and mort
Cages. II ths Comptroller has any control over this
branch Of Ais department It would b ven enough for
him to look occasionally into the manner In which its
anAirs are managed We have frequently noticed that
seme Of the suspended hanks are treated with good
deal of consideration and get facilities afforded for wind
ing up - to present little loss possible while
others are put through" in double quick time. without
any regard to the interest Of any concerned Hs
pears TO that favoritsm II entirely cut Of place in
the administration Of public Affairs partcu ary whore
such important intsress are concerned involved
in the business Of bans ing
The warrants entered At the Treasury Depsztmsnt,
Warrington, ON the 25th inst, wsre:-
For thu payment Of Treasury dsbs.
Covered into The rr:.:ary from customs l,als 70
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous -
~ ths w.. n. r,: =; aas 7so a
For repayns for the War Dspartmsnt.... 90
For the Intssior Department. IL, los 81
The Indianapolis Journal says tina. bs.wsen 100000
and o. Of the cireution OF the Free Banks Of
Indiana has been RETIRED and the securities withdrawn.
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company have de-
clared semi annual dividend Of four per cent.
The Frankfort Commonwealth furnishes the following
particulars relative to the banks which have recently
failed In Kentucky
The Newport Safety Fund Bank OF Kentucky has
failed This vas not one Of the regular Kentucky banks
banking stock banking SYSTEM ami is mites H.
sued partly upon the basis which that system Provides
the IL W.
sttuiOn to which have heretofore called pablo at
tsnion several times Its original charter authorized
Ha ~ hw q luAif
Of Public Accounts and he was to countefsgn and
notes only to the amount of security for their redemp
States; or IN mortgages upon real estate But at The
next session Of the after the granting Of the
charter little bin vas quietly passed Without st.ast
TO be issued without being signed BY any otnsr oce
than the cashier Under this large amount Of small
curty hsd been Deposited the amount Of only about
$4,000, and notes Of $5 and upward issued to that
1t win now be question whether the security dspo-
sited with the Auditor il to be applied to the reds mp
ton Of all the notes. or only 70 thoss Of 50 and upward
deposit Of that security.
Inc Kentucky Trust Company Bank At C,,iOgton,
has also failed This was institution chiefly owned
and managed by Cincinnati It is the institu
ton which It proposed to branch and ealarge by
the action Of the last project which to-
gether with sundry other bank prajee. defeated
by the veto Of Governor Powen-an act for which
then thought and think that the Governor dsserv
ed the thanks OF the community without distinction Of
party.
The total amount Of coal transported fro the whole
Cumberland coal region for the week ending Saturday
tho st Of October 49, tonr and since the LIST
Of January last l79260s tons, OF which 3s7,es3 %
tons were transported over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and 12o, 243 o5 tons descended the Chesa
Ieake and Ohio Canal. The New Creek Company has
resumed operations. By the nrst of November, the
Hampshire Coal and Iron Company will be enabled to
forward coal to the eastern market The lease Of the
Carbon Fin mines has been purchased BY John Tough
Of Baltimore The property Of the Langouen Company
win be sod in Baltinors the 25th Of November next
The canal is in excellent navgable order through
out it's entire length, and quite lively business is doing
In the coal trade over that avenue.
The Homecoming Iron Works, belonging to the Georges
Greek Coal and Iron Company have been put in opera
ton, after suspension Of several years.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered a. this pt for
sumption, for warehouse, and also the Withdrawals
from warehouse, during the week endiug and including
thursday, October 20, 1854 =
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN DRY GOODS.