The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17

The last returns Of the B ink Of L fglAnd, CON
pared with that Of the week previous, show an in
cease OF f640 1916 In the public deposits; Of ES no
in rest; Of fl23 ,4O2 10 the private securities Of
f424 1898 in the notes unemployed, aud Of fl92. lS5
in the bullion in both departments. In tie private
deposits there is decrease Of fl43, 100; in the 60
veneIt securities Of ElO9 O69 aud of the notes In
circulation of f262,755.
In relation to American 81 ,cks, BArings' circular
rem arks:-
American stocks Of some descriptions have been in
more demand this week. and the transactions have been
to in Virginia bonds, both dollar and ster
ling at improved rates; and In New York and Erie I'd
mortgage, and Illinois Central Railroads. There
serptioLs bonds, at quotations United states
6s, 1869, ss go ditto 1868, Inscriptions, 1o4 Io5;
ditto bonds JOG. Massachusetts, sterling So 1o2 buy
Maryland 5's, sterling 81 s2. Pennsylvania 5s
Inscriptions, rs "a, DIV; ditto bonds rs 80,
div Virgins o., dollar bonds SSf soh ditto IS
50. Canada 6s sterling bonds, 1918 los. New Orleans
city 6's bonds, rs So Illinois Central Railroad, 65h
Sd mortgage. rs; ditto convertible, 81 Psnnsyl
wanna Central LIST mortgage collar o. ST. buyers ditto
I'd mortgage, sterling Us, 90.
We are under the impressi IN the. this comuani.
ty rot aware Of the piece Of vllsny about being
perpetrated in their midst. We do no. believe that
the public are alive 10 the eno-mity of the offence
shout b.iDg committed, under the sanction Of or
courts, upon the innocent holiers OF stock In tbs
New Haven Railroad Company. company of
capitalists who profess to bs t1e embodiment Of ali
that lie honorable and h,nest, who manage our bank
ing Institutions, and hold high places Of trust, who
direct ost q our Charitable Institutions, and are
frat and foremost in Subscriptions TO all the 3mi
rent enterprises Of the day, have no more regard
fer their good name than 70 put 10 the loving
ples, 20 get rid Of just and honest claim, TO take
nom widows and orph ans perhaps all they possess
in the world
That the plaintiffs are informed and have reason
TO- and do believe, and therefore state, that many o
fraudulent certificates and the said Illegal transfer.
from the said Robert Schuyler and from his said Grm
and from the said William T.. Worthen and from oth.
persons 10 whom they had delivered or attempted
transfer them, knew or had to believe that tn
said certificates and transfers not valid genuine
and that they did not represent any Of the stock
said company, and made and issuei without auy
authority OF Law and that they received the
Illegal corrupt or asurfous contract tran
with the said Robert Schuyler bis said hr and that
b. regarded bona fd> holders purchasers Of the
sAd certificates and transfers OF thm Of the
stock purportng 20 be represented thereby against
the said company or otherwise.
This 10 the seventeenth allegation In the bill OF
complaint fled BY the New York and New Haven
Railroad Company in its suit against boldsrs Of
VIA. /. called the spurious stock. Toe name Of
Harrison G.sy DyG, As president Of the compsay.
10 afbxed TO this complaint. We d, not kn,u vho
his Mr.. DyG ., ard have no particular desire 70
make biz scguaipsGce but We Do know M, hs