New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
Alsc. TIE tororirc by Edward VI Ludlo~A Co.


30 .bsre. Bower5 FIR In.ursuae Go.....''.''.'...
~ sa.e BOwery F.s .sr-n 60
$40 .hAes eh.nics AID TIsler Bant............
81 shares Atna Fire lrsuT-5ce
1870 shs-.s Relief Fire Insurance
SO snare. Coal and Iron g.
80 sbsr., Bank of ,Sei
The sdvcss from the Eest continue to be encour-
sgirc. TIE Suspension at present appears 70 have
s,ouped with the Rhode Island Banks. The Suffolk
Bsrk at Boston te,egraphs that New England and
Bos.on stand firm. The Banks Of Boston, we hear
BY private lsters intend expand their loans to the
extent Of three millions.
A orivs.e dispatch from Louisville states that Ken
tucky viii nav as Iong az New-York does. Matter
Are becoming more quiet in Philadelphia ard business
10 eonp on IA psusl IL Wal street there is but little
CHARGE. Most Of the dealers in domestic Exchange
are DONG nothing.
The hills of the Hcnesdale Bank Of Pennsylvania
are ..i redeemed by Messrs. Carpenter 81 Vermye Of
TIL. city.
The new Directors of the Michigan Southern road
W il meet on Thursday and organize.
Dsnstahes received last evening announce the sus-
uepsion of J.. Il. Holmes, large manufacturer Of
Cincinnati, and of Derley & Bark.dalc, and John
]. Anderson & Cs., of st. Louis.
The Shoe and Leather Bank has declared semi
annual dividend Of e cent, payable October l3.
The Chemical Bark has declared a seni-annaal
dividend of . cent
The Directors of the Rock Island Railroad have
meeting to morrow
The sssgnees of the Ohio Life and Trust Company
are Charles Stetsop, John C. Wright Samuel Fosdick,
Samuel j. Broadwell, Abraham a. Taylor, George
Crawford and Clement Dietrich. With one exception
they have been taken from the Board Of Trustees,
A. of tha WILL hp in 10
same hards as before.
The Philadelphia Banks have decided upon the fol
lowing measures:
l. A suspension of specie payments on all notes,
large end small
8 The prompt issue of Their own notes OF the
smaller denominations, for checks and all other obi
cations against them. -,
3. An increase OF discount to their customers, WIN
the object or affording immediate relief.
The Bank of Pennsylvania goes on with the rest,
and al are i:uiug their bills again by arrangement
with the Governor. Great demaod existed for New
York funds and the rate was advancing.
An issue of small notes by the Banks is ESQ spoken
Of in some of the papen.
In LOuisvlle the suspension and assignment OF the
Ia, of Nashville created great excitement. The
brokers at once refused all the issues of the Tennessee
Banks.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that the business
of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was very large in
Augult, much exceeding that of any previous month
since the opening Of the road.
Tire freight and passenger business of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad and also that of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, is reported very active
by the Pittsburgh papers. On Thursday last one train
of 2, cars double fOor loaded with sheep was dis
patched from Philadelphia Other live stock also go
literally forward.
The State Bank at New-Brunswick have decided to
increase their capital stock by the payment of an IN
stallment of.2j y cent thereon,
We learn from su official source the following paicu-
lars Of the liabilities and assets Of the South County
Bank:
In the hands Of the Merchants, Bank Of Providence. S5SOO
In the hands of the public
Of which about CoS Is from John Thompson late
dGIf q the E' a. for s 6 .na m o
stocks pledged to him as security or nesmy qe Ine 10
ably good Tne debts due from Western men and
The bank holds mortgages upon real estate believed amply
securing @o7Od.
The bank also holds the following stocks Gs souate-
Mortgage Bond. Beoi; ard Madison r. 1000
First Mtsc Bonds Racine AID Mississippi II. R.... l3tVO
Pa,m Mtge Rord. Racine aud Mississippi Il. H.. 5W1
First Mtgc BIDS Cbicago, ST Pan and fonduiac IT, r. 10 20
Stock Racine ard Mississippi X. R.........'.'''' - wv
iowa nd llOeD
Iluo. and Mich Canal ToIg psth Co.......... 2Vm
- D;rar yalI.y u y ,OGO
Total......................... .SIo22
There being no amount O! deposits, the circulation
is the only indie ebtedness with which the pubic are
concerned. That the property Is far more than suti-
cn for the redemption OF The receiver mas no
doubt. That the stockholders, ancng whom are some
OF the weat, esmen in Washington County, may lo;e
something 10 the depreciation OF their stock is quite
probable but that the public need fear no apprehen-
sion of loss other than delay, isque certain we may
sCd in relation 10 the affairs ol this Bank that II Is
the common understanding among those best quaiihed
t. Judge that had Mr.. Thomp on, Its President, been
willing to make such sacrifices as the times and his
own obligations demanded, and such "a he was most
abuudantly able to make, the Bank need rot have
zone into quidaton. Providence Post.
Fro. tn, Prori1ease Journal sept -.
The banks of this city have resolved TO suspend
OF the banks was held Yesterday. William Sheldon,
Piesiden; Of the Eagle Bank was elected Chairman
snd Jabez e. Knight. President of the Roger Williams
Bark Secretary Thirty three of the thirty niue banks
were repre- sented. The absentees were the Provi
derce Merchants Bank Of Commerce, Union. What
Cheer, and Lime Rock After some discussion, an
informal ballot taken, aud resulted Il for suspen-
sion, against suspension, divided and not voting
for want OF instructions. \ vote was then passed
without count: "That this meeting recommend
"thc various banks OF tnis city to suspend specie pay
"ments for the preeent.
Shubael Hutchins Of the American Bank, Elishs
Harris Of the Baik Of North America and Jabez &.
Knight of the Roger Williams Bank were appointed
Committee TO TX upon plan ioc the regulation Of the
exchanges among the Banks. The Chairman and
SecrttaIv authorized to call another meeting, II
in their Judgment it should be necessary.
This important measure has not been resolved upon
without q wel,-consiGered opinion OF lis OyeTrung Me-
cessity 1t may be the result of an Incorrect system
of baking, but il Is the system upon which all our
business has been concluded, and TO which all
oor business adapted. No banks in ,he country
pr,sent more favorable proportion vi means 70 their