New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

- consequence OF no depreciation VI 'ns ss~sh uPoh
which they are based, the following have promptly
yesposdea to the cal, and deposited with the State
Treasurer the requisite additional securities 60 that
New NAV be relied on ss safe currency:
ns,i Of Goshen Cre.oeat City ssuk
sssi 81 NJ Vernon T1mers s.nk, wes,seid.
B.sh Of lbeisrA, Indiana Banh,
Rssk q Psoh IsAsns Fe@ers Bank,
Dseh Of Rockville, Ksntocky Stool Bans'
i..i q s.isp Salem. PnIs csan,y s:ni,
Ss.s s.s.s S "a"-' Soatb.In Bsah Of Indiana
The fono Wing Indiana Banks are winding up and re-
firing their circulation, preparatory to stopping, viz:
.s i' 3 ,ss ' c.sIiol assssi sssS
49, ~ s,-.rs.. Indiana stock Bank
Ssnh q sorteeao. indis1A aes.rys Bank
~' From n< We..cAe,kv Republkdn.
This community thrown into high state OF eI-
sserent on Nonosy morning Of last week. by certain
q our citizens finding themselves the victims OF Sc
nee Of bold and impudent forgeries perPeusted by o.
n. LAymap, somewhat celebrated recently a. one o.
the conssbles concerned in the attempt TO arrest WA
Baugh of West Pkeland, and which 1t will be re-
DsBbersd terminated in the killing OF baugh. Lay
spsn resided in Westchester for many years. FOL
lowing the Dizziness u teamster, and doing large
amount of hauling. He has for some TINE been nara
press.d for money and pushed bic credit wherever IL
would 70. Recently writ ives Issued against him oy
ths sheriff. and this Brought his financial aft airs to
o erisis. His brotherin-lsw, George Bugiess a
ssn q some properly residing shoIt distance
HIS po,es occasionally, and recently note Wa pre-
ssLed him for payment which he did not recolect to
have isdsrsed and ser careful scrutiny his name was
found to be forgery The effort was to keep the
nas1er quiet bat IAynsn took the ALARM and went TO
the hvo y-stabe Of Mr.. Samuel Guss, hired a horse
and wagon, snd was missing. His absence was no
noteed particularly until he had time TO get consd-
cradle start. When il wes sscertaned that he vas
gene and the forgery leaked out, general examine
SCE took place and very large qusnty OF the forged
paper found in the hands Of OR citizens, some
say 10 tie amount of nearly 00O Several notes that
had genuine Endorsements he had altered the amounts,
making them, of course, much larger The only names
forged that have heard of those Of Mr.. Bug
ess and Levi A. Gbesn. These NOES in few cases
we're heavily shaved, but for the part they
dashed by individuals whose only object was TO be-
friend the scoundrel. This whole afsir upon the
victims unexpectedly that they at first
Gagged in sscersiniDg the extent Of the swinde than to
hke any steps to have Layman arrested. When toolste
fear, Geographic dispatches were sent abr0sd but
q ret no idDgs have heard of the forger except
that on Friday last Mr.. Guss found his wagon and
hsdse at Pukesburg, IN this county, where Laymsn
had set u ne cars ie" dsy: seios ssyng ne wGuia
his wife not long since but We learn he came to Park
ssbarg and left there in company with female who 10
low I.il sysde the grasp Of the law, but there i.
hearty wish by large number OF people here who
always cordially despised the bulldog ferocity OF his
character that he may expate his ofense In the pen
Tertiary. When he severely cut up in the tight
With Bsugh, collection was made for him through
the town that amounted to considerable sum, but
many gave TO it more because the paper was pre-
sshted to them by highly respectable individual than
Tor any admiration they had for the chaiacte of the
man. notwithstanding tney believed him 10 have been
Injured while in the discharge OF his duty as an officer
sf the law. The quality OF mercy did not prevail in
his composition. as his horses could they, would
FyoH The Cincinnati Gazette 25th-
There is, 1t may be said, abundant supply OF cur
Ieney fer all legitimate purposes, and If matters
settled abroad and confidence some what stable
81 home, no difficulty would be experienced in secur
ing facilities for the transaction of the usual range of
business operations. The merchants suffering
nov, chiefly because Of the enormous sacrifices they
are compelled to ubmt to almost every side The
high rate ct which Exchange is sold is OF itself very
heavy tar; bat in addition to this very large proper
ten Of the currency received by merchants is die |
counted severely. Indiana Stock money, which is now
taken by many, il not most OF our business men if
sold in this market suffers shave of 90 e cent,
While is received In Indiana in payment for produse
preference 70 any other currency aud in that State,
optsi3e Of Indianapolis it is taken for Exchange on
this city at ! discount.
FROM The ST. LOui Dsnoerat, 2ih.
Large amounts of currency sre being received daily
by express, consigned TO our merchant in bills on
Esaten bsnks. This currency lie Immediately trans
itted eastward TO pay Of incurred debts by parties
receiving it, without the Intervention Of brokers or
banker.
From TIE ". o. Pieoyuse f2on
The improved feeling which was perceptible on |
Saturday, both In commercial and fnsncal circles,
vas hardly sustained this morning. One of the chief
incdens Of the day conference Of the repre-. |
seltstives Of the various Banks, at which It was |
agreed to receive tae certified checks Of the Citizens
Bank in settlement OF all discounted paper; it being
understood moreover that transfers OF checks would
b admissible under this arrangement. The Bank Of
Louisiana likewise publicly announced that it would
receive approved Sterling bills in payment OF dis
counted paper. Az indication that the Banks were
ehpossd 70 work harmoniously and not to give way
to divided counses, this feature deemed most en-
touraging. But, nevertheless, the day advanced
Che mole hopeful sign Of favorable change grew dim,
mdthe street, without being directly Influenced by l
Anything wrong On the surface, appeared to labor
under some ilI-defned Illusion that we had not yet
encountered the worst. |
tone, bus The difficulty Is to sscrioe them TO their
proper cause. The chief reason undoubtedly is, that
- yet there no regular vent for foreign exchange.
e'elng was offered freely in many quarters, but We
copid BOT hear OF cash sale, though some rsnssc-
nom were Effected in barter for cotton Relief in this
ssh "0'' WIN -
The receipts BY canal - tdswater during the third
web IN October, in the yssu named were as follows:
$500 Hour bh. whea. bu- Corn bu Barley, bu-
s0:.::::.:::s ;' sssls S s4,s ' Els
Inc receipts at Underwater from the opening of the
canals mp 10 the 22d inst, have been as folIows:
n sa ;s sA Wheat , b. Corn. su. Barley, b.
Sa..,.. :.st:ss isGs so ssSs1s ils :.a
Reducing the wheat to -Four, the deficiency il equal
- ,2l0. 535 bbl, Of fou.
N. y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce,
Fos TIE WEAK ENDING Der "a
Fruit. fIodacs Ne 8 s.ss1 ,s ''s the
me plees naned In this report tas wholesale rses OBJ
s an. md ma not %.
senasnon may et 10 realize quotations ess the freight