The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
The Panic in Chicago Over,

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The cain Ia the financial aft Of tn ely, u e
happy to say, continues, and tbs public now have
every reason 10 hope that the crisis Is over. The
pei pie beg inn ny to believe that thty have be
sort. Of rumcrs Of bank ialures order that tusy
might bu II cir bills az q Use ,Unt ard ihtn seud
sbtn in for p. CT, a. us Con ina. their system
CT Wholesale plunots. Their harvest, sc teud, IA
about over.
AS sn im,ance OF he soapduess Of the Illinois
hanks We give the folio vicg facts, witch re fur
IisLeo Us by The Hob. I. u Ccmpoa, auditor Of .he
state, Who Is now in this CITY. L. ~ill be rsnem
ltrd We stat yestere ay morning, that Iiinots
stocks ard bonds he eccivsd by tns Aucior Only
ut fifty GEMS ON the dollar. The Marie b hss
stocks epoteo which, II fold st their preset ar
Set vslUe 10 New York, would be worth s2s ,i2s IA
specie, on which they have received bills only T., tie
amount Of $4,000, leaving surplus Of sis,32S
above The entire eli cnlati0n Of rte b~nk Mr.. mo-
N Il also Informed Ms thst the Chicseo B.rk ~ln'd
have surplus above its circulation, y is so ks
wtIe 20 d. Of over Sal 900. Soue Of Tic bsaks. l. IL
Je have opposite the stocks of Other Ststes, but
in sry ,oLIirpeLcy the bi,l ho.i,rs are csstl.nly
sac. Whst folly tbtD fer tie pee le 10 .3c lice
Ify moIey 10 the brokers' arc ehSr.srs whose q, Is
tict is 10 dIaw coin ard eel n to otbsrs AID thus
to rcrease their cwn orfurss by ippIiug tie b1-i
ress OF tie whole commo,u,! fhis matter. VIZ bs-
)rve, - hegLouirg Ia. H. n,1.tstoad, zoo Sc .hb
whsittr 1t vii b. SO tas q ma Ter % & tugan tr
t1>3;uebt. e
fG,s or Err PoLTs or MseIos.--I,me- X.
laUi,itl s5' Joln Pres ~, CO; Ric 'nrd Il Dst,
t7: c. rI'e- eslaaue, 63: Jasn hesi 60; Wlspsm Is
Rlsss, 90; J.M,s G., Y, lcival, 80: Fr1 .-r ~.
I~itCk. 20 samuel G Goodrich, SIS; G.o.ge W.
Dss.e, 30; Gsu1.e I. SO ~. So; e'lertG. Grterc,
~; G,o'te y I'm e 80; iJp" Waldo Eusfson,
u; Rufus psw.e, 81 Gsn re ~. P.SttcS, 90; Cna..
7. IL frsE ssi n. t.Wi H., ~; William &. siom M
u: P.uy v. Lstf. 10 A.; tSsosge Lupt A.;
Jbf q. Wsn'e6 as: w lsn d. Gal ~ . t, Al;
0luJ Wa 90 Hcm9, 45; Abe Pike, 4j; PARK
G-iJtp'n. 40; james Fis.msz Clarke, a.; ksIih
mef, A. JoDes Very. A; Ahreo b. stlet 40: Geo.
". Cut 40; William H. Bull.igh, az; Henry r.
rucbe MAJ. Al; Henry b. Hiat, Al; Corseius
Mst1e1s, 80; John g. Eaxe, 3S; Philip p Co Ike
3S; EIss sarseB', 50; thomas w. PaJson-, 81;
George ". Dssey, So; Auifhur G. Coke, SC; James
L. FNids Sc; jsmts Ruttn Lowln So; Thomas
Bnc' sLsp R.co, 50; Norge II. Boxer, 81; Baysfd
rsy'o, 70; r. II. S,cdcsa j, 2S.--B,ston Transcript
Nor. Is.
STATE TEMPEsAscE CONVENTION AT HARTf ORD.
"A Csrntcticut State Convention was held
u u urdsy last q. Hartford. Tie mos, encour-
sgre I,I orfs, sh0aiIg thu operation of the rev
Law, var presented. Tie fnloribg resolutions
,m r o,bts, were aiopte5:-
Resolved, That tleunivcra experience OF the people
rnder the operation OF excellent plohitory law,
fully confirms our most eanguinc expccsations and
ablsh,s upon firm and sure basis its WISDOM eicien
cy ami lower.
Re olved, That irasmuch our recent legislation Is
severely interfering ws the unrghteous and
gains OF the liquor dealers, must expect united and
vigorous effort Ter part TO rcinstate themselves in
then old traffic, by removing the hndrance which
meets them wLicrfoever they turn In the two-edged
must not fail OF full preparation for such
LeDty