New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-19

Showing falling off this year, thus far, in CO ppsri-
son With the light tolls of last year. amounting TO
slO5 $685. and comparison with the receipts Of lsis
| a decrease of $500 436.
AL English paper has the following aluson to eI-
| tensve icrgeIies the Bank of France:
| The sarn ing discovery has just been made tha,
lnintuse number of forged notes of the Bank ~
France amounting, il IL supposed, to the value OF
Inaby mll!opr Of francs, ole III circulation. The for
gertr ingenously executed that several OF the
mort oIperience0 CT rks ii th' Bank were unable 70
ceiect them. Ii was only after bundle of suspected
notes had been minutey scrutiDiz.d by several per-
sons that the minute difference between the false and
the genuine paper detected. IL was then 10 md
that ont Of parcel of ee notes q forged The
sai that orders have been given ut the
government Offices not 10 receive notes IN payment at
all uuess they first marked a. good by the Bank.
Instances have been mentioned 10 NE TO day oil notes
offered in pay yment OF stamp duties oeng refused As
far present known, Al the forged notes Of the
determination of 100 francs
The export of silver 70 India from England has been
"a s95 96s ard of gold f20l 725 during the first six
months Of the year against 81, 500 FOR the
period of 1855, of nearly 90 v cent. The
Daily MRS Says:
"Ihe Increased velocity with which the cuxent of
the precious metals as lately set toward India will be
best shown by a recapltuatiOn of the tOtsl exports
from England by the eastern steamers duiing the last
five year,. These remnances smonnt1i in 1851 10
IL ee $50 il 1852 TO ~ 55l 977 in 1883 TO IS 590,
In the present year they are proceeding at the un
prcccdent'd rae OF nearly ten millions and quarter
ster Ing pei annum.
"Tle iofuetcr exrrcired upon the European money
markets by the flow OF silver TO the East being thus
powerful, It would be particularly interesting Il any
reliable ostmae could be formed as TO the ex'ent Of
the capacity of India 10 absorb silver. lie must be
told man. however, who viii venture upon positive
sssertiors tins point From time I1 Iofis In
dis bas been VIGOROUSLY complete sink of the pre-
cous metals.
We take the annexed abstract of the Few Bank Law
in ONO from Thomps0ns R,poter:
TIE Ohio Legislature, az Is lats session passed
another conbe. headed Baking law. THIS law ls TO
be approved disapproved by the people at the cleo
tio' in October. IL provides fr SAT yuni sys;em
Cf branches all goveruet ald guided by mother in
stiuiion called The Bank Of Ohio
This mother sees mat the branches Of the Bank of
Ohopay up their capital and organise properly;
TO th cl cuatiDg otes, all slgled by the President
spc CssLel of the mother Receives ano manages the
safety -und which Is Ten per cent on the circulation;
anc can stabiish cearIu house In Colum ous or
redtu ptou fiji III Nrw-lO
BrancE,s can be started Sithodt limit on s capital
of slOO OOO-JO Z cent paid up-.1cept in tie foloR-
ing cCurties where tn capital must be: In Hamilton,
$4,000, and i'll CuyatOga, Mon,s ,m-ry, Fiankin
Lucas, $500 Geo. with 30 9 cent paid up. Every
htai cb must have rot less taan five nor than
seven Di ector--al resdeDts OF Ohio.
Twenty T. cent only OF tier circulation can be in
ST. % ard g. notes Fifteen ? cent Of the circulation
must be X pt c0in and Is celt ore IL Il, eq ,iv
aent-Ct itstS SUBJECT 10 egu- ufdlis ~ DOetOu NtN-
York, Philadelphia Bali1ore, being msae an
equlyaleLt Branches musL make monthly reports,
auc stockl Cders ale Individually liable.
Circulation can be Issued on capital as follows
On frat sloei.e c4pi-al pal up 70 |.
On 'he second $1,000 capital paid up, II 70 |.
the thrd $4,000 cstifal p,id 40. n 10 |.
On the fourth 500 Geo capital paid up. /, 20 |.
On sli osri's above 500 t0n paid up, l.
TIE mother can ca for more the safety fund s
diminl.hed by failures. All branches must take each
others iss ues az par for debts due.
The first Directors OF the mother institution are w.
W ScsI thorough of Cioc'nnSti, +. I. Bsckns OF
Cleveland @. Ods of Circleville, j. r. FINN of Co
lumtus :. Furrer of Dayton.
The other head OF this Isl i, .mpls the Free Back
ing Set IN requiring one half much capital a. the
81 apches of the Bank # Ohio, aud requ ring their
notes secured by the stocks Of the United States
Ohio, lnosns Illinoi-, Kentucky Pennsylvs vsnis Ma
ryland New York, Michigan or Mass ,hu.etts deDos-
tied with the State Treasurer In al cases such stocks
must be at least half United States or Ohios and
in no case stocks be taken except the interest is
fully and regularly paid This shuts out Iin). stocks
pp, she shsl have provided for her nteres, ia al.
Were We q citizen Of Ohio We should vote for this
law