New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
New-OY,eans banks :


Aeu,l Decrease Loans the week.. slO2 s9i
The Arago brings the dates the Anglo
Saxon at Quebec. For Broadstutls the market was
heavy, but Cotton was buoyant and active. In Lon
don the Money market anything, rather easier,
but rates of interest had been advanced the Con-
tnent excepting at Hamburg, where there had been
a decline of lag e cent. The London Times hiss
very severe article upon TIE managers of the Royal
British Bank. IL says;
These transactions were tainted with every circum.
stance of fraud. They dc not appear TO have been
entered in the regular books which open to pub
lie inspection. There was little safe and little book
locked with little KEY, which Mr. Cameron, the Sec
rotary kept in his waistcoat pocket ami il i'll this
book that the real transactions of the Company were
entered. The portly ledgers and d4ybo0ks were but
blind TO this little volume, which really cont 'ined the
last words of the oracle. One set OF documents
addressed ad poDnism the other al clerunl
The orsprited creature who paid in his 800
and drew out his drbets of / 10 and go, his
sions might require noted i'll the more imposing
but aithless records. The man of more matured nsn
cal genius who drew out 4lOOOO without having de-
posted halfpenny obtained the honor OF the little
volume with the little lock.
1t is difficult for the non-cgal mind to understand
how definition OF fraud can be 80 limited as 10
Clude the case OF the director or manager of joint
stock bank who dverts 10 his f30, 600 of the
funds belonging to the concera-who does this secretly
and who deposits in place of the money packet
two If worthless paper. Had there been no entity of
the transaction between MI Cameron aud the ROYAL
British Bank in any of the Company books, we pre-
sumo that this would have been palpable of rob
bing the Till without modification.
The ev aston OF the hide lock amounts 10 much the
same thing as though Mr.. Cameron had made the en-
tries IN his poCkebcos and carried this about in
the of his Or his private aud exclusive
information. At any rate, If there be no law which
will touch sHch oeds the sooner the law Is altered
10 the necessities OF the the better for society
az large.
From The fiue, ef Usdsesdly RIA
The naval movements in connection with the IN
tended demonstration against Naples further TALL ON
The Pars Bourse, an advance in the rate OF discount
by the banks of Ams.t rdaln and Vienna, and an an
nouncement that in consequence Of the attempted
eNasons OF kuss!a IN connection with the settlement OF
ue BessaraOan honiicT the English fleet has been or
dcrcd a. remain IN the Black sea- caused the funds 10
exhibit increased hatncSS to-day. A report was also
tlIcul"eG OF probable difficulties with Austria whose
military agents IN Lombardy, Tuscany and Parma ave
stated 10 have thrown into p.ison 81 officers and men
Of tie british Italian Legion their return home after
ther discharge from Malta. Corso~ for money which
left of last evening al "a we're rsl quoted 81, 81
and there subsequently, sellers a, 3D. R..orc The
close Of business they returned t. the opening price
and the final transactions We're al q3i "A fr money
md % for the Sth Of October.
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rae. far
Amsterdam aud Hamburg showed q downward tend
tiscy. With regard 10 other places there was M i'm
portlnt alteration from las post.
Tie Bank Of Amsterdam yesterday raised ~ rntc
al 6tcount from = cent, AZ which Il had stood since
Oci. ., 100 to1l e cent. Tie Bank OF Vienna has
AtO rais"d IL rate, and o. greater extent namely
from y ccnt % . q cent.
The closing gHetetiOns tron Tho Pans BOlrso the
evening again iaJed 10 arrive owirF, . - prcs9mcl