New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14

Tbs otcefs cay tbs. they have taken Legal advice.
ecd sdrg thereon VII open Il e- doors, certify ckecxs
receive deposits and continue tia usual rJutine Of
business.
BAFk OF foETH AMERICA.
TIE Bank Of North America paid shout sS5 00O
yrino:psly TO depcs;iors. Men WHO owed then l,rge
Gums note seIt in Their checks for the gold on their
deposits They paid Up to the tine.
ecEAs BANK
This institution, ocsted st the corner Of Gresnwich
aud Fulton streets was only able TO stem the tide
for hall hour after opening yesterday morning Ths
rush upon them, principally by depostors, also CON-
menctd on Monday about O'Clock. and I'D TO the
hour of closing n the afternoon theShad parted With
abott $40 coo in specie. Yesterday morning they
opeped again. with the hope that the promptness With
which they bad paid checks the day before had
restored copfdelce and that they would not again be
pushed but thirty minutes operations convinced them
that they were mistaken. In this time they paid out
80 900 in specie, when they obliged to suspend
ORIENTAL BANK
hid not fail ga was reported in the street yesterday
They paid every dollar that Yves demanded Of them
up 10 $40 O'Clock, when every one had eft.
THE PEOPLES BANK.
The Peoples Bank closed its doors about O'Clock
YESTERDAY afternoon. There were but few persons
around the building at the tine, and the on the
Rank was not very heavy. The amount of specie
drawn out Yesterday was 900. The amount due to
deno.ors il 100000 AID the circulation is $l3s 900.
The officers state that they can pay every cent due
rsrt;ss by the Bank. They own their building which
ia valued at SIS GO0 and upon which there mort
gage, and express their deterror alton to resume in
few days.
PARK BANK.
The Park Bank has about $40 600 less than before.
PHESN BANK.
TIE Pheui1 Bank paid ut about $50 900 in specie,
in cudirg SIC, 600 paid at the Clearing House
BANK or IHE REPUBLIC.
The Bank Of the Republic refused to give the
amount.
SHOE AND LEATHER BANK.
The Shoe and Leather lost about $4,000. The
balance at the Clearing House in their favor to-day
AIS OCO, which shows an increase on the whole Of
$35, 900.
BANK OF THE STATE OF NETWORK.
The sane scene as was presented elsewhere wa
witnessed at this institution. The rush of depOsior'
ard bill.boders commenced about the middle OF the
day. Checks were paid and bills redeemed until 9
few minutes past business hours when the doors closed
About $50 GEO was paid out
The Intention is to resume business today.
SHOE AND LEATHER BANK.
This institution located at the corner Of Broadway
and Chambers street, experienced considerable OF
run yesterday. The siege commenced Immediately
after the opening although not severe a. hrst-sne
increased up to the hour of closing business. During
the whole day large crowd was congregated in front
of the building but the majority of the people were
only "lookers in Venice" having no other interest
or object than to witness the going in Of bills and the
coming out Of gold. The location Of the Bank being
at point where thousands are passing every hour
| the most of whom would stop to "see what the mat
ter was" it required the industrious services OF half
| dozen policemen to keep tine steps and sidewalks
| clear. The demand upon the bank was almost en-
tirely from bill-hoders, and the amount OF specie
draws during the day was s35, 600.
SEVENTH WARD BANK,
This institution, which, notwithstanding its name,
located in the Second Ward. at No 2si Pearl street
sustained heavy "run' of several hours duration
without inchipg in the least and its officers say the,
are ready for renewal Of the operation to-day, blu
appear sanguine that they have satisfied the depos
to,s as only few of item demanded specie late il
the day.
ST. NICHOLAS BANK.
Tie St. Nicholas Bank had heavy run rom ii
opening. Everybody, depositors and bilholders dc
nanded specie, and everybody got until about |
IT, when it vas exhausted, and the bank suspended
TRADEsMESs BANK.
This bank is located in Chatham square. TIL
events of the day about and within 1t similar Il
those that occurred at nearly all similar institutions
out of Wall street. The panic that began carly in thu
day down town rapidly spread, and alarmed depostor
and unenlghtened bl-hoders soon thronged the coun
tiers, camorous for specie. For long time even
such request bIandly complied with, but at length
the supply becoming less than the demand, suspen
sion was proclaimed and then, by one and slowly
the disappointed ones retired, with less exalted feel
ing for banks and bankers than they had ever before
entertained.
UNION BANK.
The Union Bank paid out nearly $50, 900 in coin.