New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

others 70 whom -, VW per adnum ~ pa)o. ""'0
hess men are thus pad there s nothing of c"ose-
mep,s for them 10 do. Az 70 the teile.s, ih9re -
l,..e m. pey 10 he received or paid-onne tet'.ny
70 .mpI, y one 10 n more than an hour durlD9 1e
d,y these high yalsrIes sre regSrdej IS 80 moch
money u5Dect ssarily sglAndeTed, st time @heo
eyety collar OF sssets il Vf tie utmost vsua eho VIC
belle prevails among the s,ockh ers that al saPer'
tumerary clerks ought " BE- dismissed AMI iuItoer
reduction Of expenses INSIDE. Col. Patterson .ne
protein President, is working without saary IN zoe
M Il energetic manner His reputation as haan-
cjer 10 very high in this city, and be has alrea'y
hunted up and realized somt heavy claims which al
ete had considered hopeless II il nov conneens'y
,sserxd, and by parties intimately converstn. Wiz
the bo< Ike end accounts II the bank that inc az
scOudiDg AlliboDe would return and explain certain
traDsactions which the Directors are utterly untoe
70 uurayel. the bsbk would be some S'W,coV 70
$400 900 better of for his explanations AL op'H'
ion preysis that other parties here are mixed up
with AllibOne in some gigantic specuiauons, ana
that their bames are carefully concealed. as tnes'
part, remain silent resort must De had to Aliooae
for the Ne ,essary light and the question cousah,y
ashed among the stockholders Why the Directors 40
not at least send messenger - Europe asking e1
pl.natiOn Of the numerous mysteries that now Da1ie
their comprehension. They know vh-re u nnd
him, 90 letters sre in town chakDe out his PLEASURE
trip through France to Italy, where he rests iof
season from bis lobors, thence to proceed hke Osner
holy men, to the Holy Land itself The addition Of
such sum as this 10 the assets OF the balk wouh
put the institution On Its legs again. There Is no
hostile feeling entertained toward the m-u5uAon,
the Commissioners intending TO report II sol0en',
and the Governor meaning to ior0ear 1Orieltu vi
the charter. But in spite Of these anellorauDg cr'
cumstaDcts the bank has at last fal EN- lnto t1e
clutches Of the lawyers. A Spanish music- master,
who happens TO 'e a stOckhoder, has dPpie1 FOR al
Al tptn apfn f asafIn IN.
tending TO b., ID the Directors rsoDally liable. II
be should succeed in bic application, courts aud
LAWYERS " III eat W The whole Of what now remains
Of this unfortunate concern.
Pbia6ephian nov 10 Paris, writes home that
he lat-ly encountered Albone IN the streets OF taat
city. ,truttrg all Dg with the same pOmpOus swing
that distinguished h m here. He kew this Pbls'
delphian well, and no sooner had bis eye lighted on
the latter than bis insolent swagger left him, he
pllted away slunk off from recognition Like any
other guilty wretch, and lodged out Of sight, as ex-
pedtiCusy as possible. Talk OF this mans coming
back Why, bis brother has carefully collected all
the few newspaper deDunciatons OF his conduct and
sent them out TO him. This, too, will be sent for
bis reading Letters went with them beseechiDg
him TO return. But his sDsWer is that his precious
besh lie too delicate TO permit him to do so. lie
abfconded so suddenly that many papers were iefs
in his desk " bch such man ought TO have taken
with him. Among other things there turned up
diary which this pious man had been keeping One
entry in this precious journal contains The recorder
a certain day 1t reads thus; This day spent
with Christ"
Mr.. Bucha IAN is putting Out feelers in all direc-
tioI here to keep prominent Democrats straight
out on the LecOmpton Constitution. 10 my certain
knowledge direct pre- misses have been made TO some
Conspicuous lien not only here, but in the neghbo.-
hood of this city, that if they will hold them selves
STEADY for the Administration they shall be rewarded.
Al there was great need for all these promises, for
the stampede here and through New-Jersey has besn
tremendous. Under the operation of the atte npt
10 cram Slavery dOwa the throat Of Kansas, the
Democratic party here is crumbling into pieces
The Key stone Club, whi:h is our counterpart OF
your Tammany Hall, has almost read Col. ForDey
ou of the party, because Of bis sustaining Walker
and Douglas The Club has denounced him yio-
lepty. and the spit between The Pennsyteanian
and The Press is visibly widening. There VIII yet
be sreat gulf beyond which no one Will be able "
pass.
Cur people have little sympathy with the resump-
ton by your banks. They look upon it as pens
tuIe as act forced upon them by the lear OF egls
atiye interference and that it cannot be maintained
Ii the foreign debt were paid, aud no more gold -
be called for, the case would be different. SeSrra
Of cur banks are ready and anxiOus to resume DuI
are held back by others. Who knows bu, that These
Others may wake up some fine morning and Ind that
their fellows have resumed, just as the majority
your banks did. Many Of the banks IN West jersey
are taken quite aback by your sudden resumption
They have Deen hsuing large amounts Of small notes.
in the firm belief that no resumption would take
place for three years, at least. The action OF the
New York banks will send these bills home Tor re-
CempliOn at very incOnvenlent season.
That was very melancholy death which over
took one Of our Oldest and wOrthiest merchants,
MIR. William Wayne, last week. He was well
known as member Of tie Society of Friends, and
had long retired from business on ample fortune.
But the CONFUSION IN )ney mstters disturbed him
greatly, and lew and costly store in Market street.
which be had just finished but was unable to rent,
uDhDged him completely. His ply stefan cautioned his
wife not 70 leave him alone. This caution was
faithfully attended to; but one morning she arose
AID went down stairs, leaving him 10 bed, and as
she supposed, sound asleep. But 1t would seem To
have been only feigued, for, returning in half "a
hour sLe found him suspended by the neck, aud en-
tirely dead.