New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

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To Payments in Coin. .....-... l3Lao 10 ~. %
To Pa meEts in inc Bsr'...'.'LS'ols' " SIS ~
B,,,ree sI.ej,O2o 81
By Coin in hand in Assay one Oo4s2 io-los4i 1872 "a
By Fine Bar. in Assay Oice... $a6,5a 81
Impaired Bullion in Assay Office. iol,fII % -
BY lllion the Mint FOR coinage. Jl92 &c l57j2@ II
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STATEMENT Of Ba,ine,. at The United St1t 4"ag Office at
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DEPOSITS OF COLD;
rort.sn SOIn,. t 600 ca
rred s.ts Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90 saS5 Geo 90
DEPOSITS AND PURCHASES OF snyrs.
Foreign ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 0o0 ~
/ ssies . Bull icoai,ned IA so,di. ioo9o %
United St-tes Bullion told con'l 80. lAVc0 W 80. oo oo
United States Bullion Lake SUPERIOR 500 co f-+5O~
Total DEPOSITS PAYABLE in bsrs....... S89l0cO 90 80
T,-s deposits payable in eoin'' 2iVW w. sLtoOc 20
G ,aS. Bat; s Mint Pl.i tor coiaa. ie5 Is
We hear of 10 gold yet engaged for the Arabia on
Wednesday.
The Prcrideace Journal Gays that the Bank Com
missioners OF Rhode Island have applied to the su-
pieme Court. row in session at Newport, for perma-
ne1t Injunction against the Tiyerton Bank. On
rext Friday the institution will either be hung or
acquitted
We are informed that the report published in Tie
Ncirar& DAILY Adrerttscr on the authority OF Chi'
cago correspondent. that Mr. VIM. b. Ogden of Chi
cago had made an assignment, is Incorrect. lie has
not done go DOR is it his intention so to do lie at
present in this city, and has been aiding the Chicago
S. Paul and Fond duLac Railroad Company 10 OBJ
tain an extension Of their liabilities to more prcpl-
tous time. This has nov been in measure effected,
and tbose com eoted wihthe Company have no doubt
that they will be enabled eventually to bring their en-
terpIise to a satisfactory conclusion.
The selaiennua interest due the lst OF September
on the Covugion and Lexington Railroad Skies guar
anteed by the City of Covineton, aud on the lst and
ID Mortgage Bonds CT the same Company, 3 and
T. cents, will he paid at the banking house OF Messrs
Winslow, Lahier d Co., NJ. - Wal street.
The interest due Sept. on the internal improve
ment bends of the State of Florida will be paid at the
Bank Of the Republic.
The interest coupons on the = cert Florida Rail
road freeland bonds will be paid at the Office CT
Messgs. Riggs & Co, No. SO Wall street.
The coupons due to morrow on the bonds Of the
Ter-e Haute and Richmond Railroad will be paid at
the office of the Formers Loan and Trust Company in
this city.
The By6aio Daily Republic says:
We announce with deep regret the temporary sus-
pension Of the Reciprocity, late Sacketts Haroor
Bank Owing to the stIiugency Of the times ana me
failures elsewhere the President has, under the ad-
vice of his friends deemed il due to the banks, as
we'll as TO all concerned, to suspend for few days
We funk We do not mislead the public when we say
that apprehension need be felt in regard to the re-
demuton Of its bills or its ultimate resumption of its
usual business. Its President, Mr. y. Z. Damn, Is
capable and honest banker and We are sure that no
one will be permitted to suffer.
Tie Utica Herald of Saturday says:
The case of Ii. A. johnson & Co. Of New-York
against the Ontario Bank was brought up before
Judge Bacon at Chambers, yesterday afternoon, on
an application for a stay of proceedings till motion
TO set aside the judgment could be decided at Special
Tenn. The counsel INDUCED in some length Of argu-
men-R. Conkng, esq, for the plaintiffs; +. Herman,
uarity of e judgment or the merits of the case but
his Honor the Judge gave an order staying proceed
rgs I'LL an argument ior opening or setting aside the
judgment can be argued This VIII be at the Special
Teim at HoIkmer, commencing on the lih of Sep
tember Meantime, the money levied upon will re.
main in the hands of the Deputy Sheriff, Mr.. Klnck
We DO not hear anything further about the dishonor-
ING of Ontario bills in New-York They were taken
on deposit by all of banks and viii doubtless be
promptly redeemed. While the affidavit of the Presi
dent has staggered our faith in the previous manage
ment of the institution our inquiries convince Us that
the creditors OF the bank will be protected serious
as the less to the stockholders has proved TO be.
Speaking of the discredited Banks in Rhode Isard
TIE Pr0ridence Journal Of yesterday rays
A correspondent in Wexford Informs that the
Farmers Bank has met ali demands upon it up TO the
2Sth and that the managers express confidence in ther
sbiily to carry it through the parc. From what we
hear Of its condition, however, We judge that i. will
not be permitted to 20 on.
From Fan River we learn that the Tverton Bank
presents most discouraging look. The Cashier has
gone to New OTk and it is supposed that he has
taken the securities belonging to the Bank with him;
at least they not found in the vault II s hoped
that his purpose is 10 raise money on them Tor the re-
demption of the bills but he does not appear TO have
given notice Of bis intentions. Our correspondent
whites that the capital of the Bank is 900 and its
circulation Of equal amount The report in May
show ed capital and circulation OF bali this amount.
The circulation is mostly in tbs West. The notes are
mostly signed by NewYork people. only about $4,000
btiI G by parties al home.
The RHODE Island Central Bank expects to resume.
If ts owners ere rich they Represented to be-
they ought not to have allowed 1t to suspend; and
Unless they resume at once, and afford satisfactory
security against q repetition of this dshon0r they
must expect TO be classed with the Others
The Warwick Bank, which was sold to parties out
Of the State has been transferred again 10 Rhode
Island men, ard We presume that it will be conducted,
as heretofore upon sound principles.
From the London Shipping Gazette, lsh.
One oclock-Of the flS3, 100 brought yesterday
from America by the Asia about go 900 has already
been purchased FOR the continent, and there cannot
be the least doubt but that all viii go, as the Bank Of
France, il appears, ls buyer to some little extent
Tie Magdalers, from the Pacific, &c. brings
tS10 tJ0, WHICH Win uDo doOso may sUuce " meet
present demands. The drain Of silver upon the cont.
rent has been active as TO force up the price of
money at Hamburg TO per cent. The shipments OF
silver 10 the East by the mail Of the 10Th said 10
reach eyond one million sterling.
The untoward accident to the Atlantic Telegraph
cable has sent the shares down 10 600 discount and
even q; this rate there are no dealers.
There has been some increase in the demand for
money, and consequence the rates are frmer-say
s. 10 ,. per cent
The recent rally in the value OF the Funds has
brought forward some realiztrs of profit, and the eff
feet has been to check the upward tendency. but
otherwise tie market looks we'll and il favor Of the
lie asnncinrY a. thera now anpesrs % be .arge