New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

name is Miller, have been arrested on charge a
swiDdhrg, and falling 10 procure bail 10 i, jail ss
Brooklyn waiting their trial. A perpetual iujune-
tion against the Granite Bsnh has beoa decreeJ,
whereby IFS brief existence has been eoJei A
receive has also been appointed WHOSE Office g
hkely 10 he siDecure.
The Bank Commissioners deserve much credit fpe
tie promptuess ard dec with which they acted
in this matter: but if l were no, afraid Of libel
su', l would venture 10 cay that in some other
ma tiers certain 81 their numbers have not displayed
a remarkable degree Of wisdom OF this you shall
Judge. The Hmsted Herald published an article
CONNIE h'ng rather severely upon the oihc,l eoadnct
OF Mtssrs. Noyes and Dun ham. which The Hartford
EreSing Press c'ped, app~nding some rem,rhs Of
its own To the effect that charges OF su h gravity
ought rot 20 be made lightly and that The Herald
Gus ht not 10 have published them uulsss July assured
of their truth Well, il you'll believe il Messrv.
Moves and Durham have ZACH sued The Press foe
libel, each layirg damages at $4,000. The sditr
saws be hopes the plaintiffs VIII b. able 70 find
$50 coo belonging to the Publishers OF TAs Press oi
whom the editor is one); for IL the Bank Colnnz-
sltners can do it. " ho knows but wha. the publishers
themselves may find as much more in the ssme
place!
There have been some strange rumors current.
that the lumber of ~ gists red bills Of the Bsnk Fl
hartford County already returned, makes an excess
offrom $1,000 TO $1,000 over the number Issued,
according to the account kept at the Treasury Once
When more il known concerning the extraordinary
affair will tell you more.
A dinner WAS given at the Allyn House 90 tho
evening of the 18TH 10 the sculptor Bartholomew and
the pa inter- Church, both OF whom are now In Hart
lord 1t was an impromp,u affair, hastily got up,
and there was also the drawback Of MIR. Churchs
unexpected absence. Nevertheless, some sixty geo.
lemtn, il is said, had very good time, aud sons
excellent speeches we're made, all the better, dcaot-
lees from the fact that To ere had been but hule nmo
in which to prepare them. The remarks Of Mayor
Deming and Postmaster Eamer,lsy, | have. been
told, were particularly fehcitous. Mr. Bartholo-
new has written letter to the managers Of tho
AtLeraum Gallery of Paintings, offering ~ pay
sum, annually, for the present. sufficient - enable
Them 10 open the Gallery 10 the public, without
charge for admission. / trust the money - e1-
pended BY the generous artist will be like bread cast
upon the waters. Colonel Colt has given Mr.. Bar
tholomew an order for busts of himself hs wife and
their little son. The ColOnels should be an eques-
tran statue.
Aw,msn named Holcomb and man named Rs,-
ertsop, residing at Tarihyle, have been sccased Of
poisopipp 10 teath the womsn's husband, Phelps
hoccmb, by administering 10 him repcsted deses OF
corro.iye snblimate. The examination Of toe ac-
cused parties before the magistrate Is lengthy
affair, as well il may be, there being hye lawyers
employed on the one side and the other. IL vii %
several days before il 10 concluded.
intend ID 10 discourse Of divers other things bnf
nv dull letter ia far too long already. In future. "a
nv health continues to improve, will try 10 be
more punctual correspondent. Perhaps IN other
respects may do better than have been went to
do. GRANGER.