The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27
The PRESENT FINANCIAL CRISIS.
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More Attachments against the Ohio Life
and Trust Company.
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Arrest Of Mr.. Thorn pson, the Wall
street Broker.
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EFrECrs OF THE CRIHs OUT Ov NEW YOaK.
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What is Thought Of it Throughout the
Country.
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Stock Gambling Bank svindl!Dg In Chicago
Surplus In tho National Treasury,
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EFFECTS OF THE CRIMs OUT Ov NEW YoaK
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
THE EXCITEMENT ~ THE srRKEr-APPEARANCE or
THINGS AT BUSINESS HOURS.
The excitement in Wall seemed 70 intensity yes
the sueet than the day previous II liz equentss were
beginripg to feel that danger closing round them
One topic alone appeared to occupy every little kno. a
restless conversaonss and that the position OF tho
city banks It rumored In tho morning that o run
had taken place the Hanover Bank, In Nassau street.
Ths together with tho temporary arrest Of John Thomp-
charge Of alleged fraud and the failure OF Jacob
Little, contributed 70 tho Of insecurity which was
manifested In almost every face.
Now and then opinions freely expressed ~ 10 The
sovency of certain in'tusons and expressions -
"'rwas bad bargain" and al Wish The concern vas
elsewhere before touched III" ~ thought much Of
the Island city, and "The devil take his Coal Company
might be heard II all sides.
passer.by struck BY the evident confusion and ner-
all round, and the frequent use Of the words
stocks, railroads, money, ntevmxed with few sroag
expetlves-thoush such familiar household words
In that wdy remarked thaa 0srs hard
" man In Wall street could tell who President o,
the United States II asked the question ruddenly.
The doors OF the Ohio LKs and Trust Oompauys ocnoo
were open yeaterdsy, aud people occasionally popped in
their heads 10 take peep u The deputy herns In charge
Of the property Mr. Thompson though he had been sr
calmly In bis office In the aftsrnoon receiving friends
and attempting TO alay the anxiety CT those who we're In
portuning him. Tho circulation OF sensatlonD hand
bill which the newsboys vending st penny Apiece
in Wall street and the and which purported
to put the pubic on their guard against certain banks
made little aensauon among tho uniniuated; but the
knowing ones flung n ignominously away, 90 that the
CUTTERS and areas nled with The phianthrop,o
document
Ths merchants who assembled on Change a three
o'clock did moi seem 70 share much In The excitement ap
parent on the sidewalks. Their demeanos was about q
calm and dignined usual Tho security II our city
banks was subject Of conversation with them and Tho
general opinion seemed 70 DO that here IVES not much 70
be apprehended In that quarter 1.-The exotsme nj ses-
cd 10 DO among The stock brokers and stock gambku
THE LIABILITIES OF TEE OHIO LIE INsuR AHca
oonPANY-ArTAoMHNrs Iss UIp.
sPRzM ooURr-1suAL nRM.
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.
Arorsr 2e-In ne mater Of 1s Ohio L,Js Insuraxcs
and Trust Company
The attachments issued On Tuesday and already publish
Cd In the HERALD, amounted .eee7 500 81
ATTACHMENTS ISSUED DAY.
ms Norwalk Bank Branch OF The State of Ohio 90 600 90
Total thus mr.. sse 81
APPLICATION FOR THE ARREST OF JOHN THOMPSON,
THE WALL STREET BROKER.
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Of Of tho creditors or John rho mpsop the Wall street
BROKER who has suspended pay men applied for an order
for The arrest of Mr. Thompson tho ground OF alleged
fraud In his suspension.
Judge Peabody denied the application, on The ground
hal did not appear thai the money deposited with
Thompson In consequence OF any fraudulent representa-
TONS but thai Is was entrusted 10 him on bis pubic
credit
sUPEsIoR COURT.
ton made before Jadge nnan for order for The
arrest Of hr. Thompson the ground Of fraud In hts 70
cont suspension Order srsnted-ball n1ed ai SIS ooo
Before Hon Judge Daer.
The Ndropolaan Bank 70. John Thompson Mr.. Van
Back appeared tho part of tho defendant 70 suspend
the order OF arrest and 70 show Thursday morn
Ing Why the said order should DO vacated.
Judge Duer granted the application OF Mr. Tnonpsoas
counsel