Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-16

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went thg Butcher ard DroTers' Bahk, the
Chatham BaBk, the St NieiioisS Bank, the
sTrzdeytnes's Bank, tie Peoples BaGk the Bz5k
Of Sex York. the Market Bank, the Broadway.
Bank, and the Leather Manufacturer Bank.
These snccufnbed to the storm, bat others,
though EefeeIy TIED ~ tie whid&ihd, resisted.
The American Exchange. the Nassau, tlse farf:,
tie 81 &;siiDiEg, tie Mercantile. the astroppiis
ian, the Pbenix, the Bank Of Commerce and
the Continental wcFe severely run upon, but
had specie Ieft in their Golfers At the hour Of
closing. Tney we're shaken by the storm, but
did mi fan.
Bnt long before t5e closing hour ihe way the
Banks we're going got abroad, AID set everybody
asog through the City. gusiness was suspend
eli almost n the cases, civil and criminal, be-
( fore the law Coufts-the Judges on the Bench,
aud the lawyers engaged in argument having
got wind Of The thing. and sending out special
messengers TO bring in extra news every ten
minutes The American Exchange Bank, At
ltraeteJ, perhaps, more direct notice than any
other. The cHO9h on Whllstrcet was very great.
The President Of the american Exchange Bank
appeared on the steps and made speech, assur-
ing everybody Interested, OF otherwise that tlie
I Bank you'll pay everybody in specie. Tic
crowd, especially that portion who had nothing
to expect from the B INKS solYcDcy, vOciierousIy
cheere1 but every moment the throng kept in
cTeAsing. The Bank, however, came well out
of the difficulty, up TO tie hour Of closing
/ Before the doors Of every bank, aud within
every Bank in the City. yesterday, the crowd
was immense. As n rule, nothing but good hu-
EmoF prevailed. Men even smiled when their tOcs
were tr0dien on. There Is feeling Of conf
ldence and security when all suffer alike. In
Isuci, cases there IS n mirth III misery which is
lShdred in common.
And didn't those who got their gold and forced
their way out, chuck'e ut their eager friends
who were forcing their way in, especially within
In few minutes Of the closing hour? "Eyery
Bank shuts off specie tomorrow, they would
lsay, $50 get in you can" Never did
"a double eagle look more golden,-never was il
more the representative Of the wealth 'of Or
muz and OF Ind" than yesterday afternoon
Even the thieves lad n respect for the man who
lad his pocket full OF them, and only dared tc
follow him for the space ofsa block aud half
But we Noticed n sad background IN yeSter
iday's rush upon the banks. The men who made
I the rush were mOneYed men,--at least in all ca
Ses, comparatively so. Bnt standing, not with
out interest, but without object, in crowds be
yond these who were striving to pass in and out
were hundreds of discharged wOrkmen, me;
who had no hope in the future of the terrible
Winter that is before us u seemed To us tia
they looked on with melancholy Pleasure;-
lperhaps we did them injustice; let us say the,
regarded the scene with blank despair. VIVA
the coming Winter will bring to many thou
sand Of orr fellow-creat,,res in this city, IS
contingency too diSAgTeenble To contemplate
There is great rush of the unemployed
tho Intelligence Offices. Quantities of serSan
lgirls out of work, and unable to obtain 1t, go t
these places in the hope of getting something I
4 do, but even here, as a general thing. they ar
unsuccessful. AT one of these establishment
a lin the BowerY we were told yesterday that n
many as ESQ girls presented thclnselver daily
offering their tifty cents piece fer situation
! Most OF these were turned away, FOR the appi
/ cations for servants arc by no means proportion
1 cd 60 the supply Of unapportioned labor whic
r jis at present in the market. The poor girl
walk the streets IN the vicinity OF the ynFiuu
L Intelligence Offices when thus refused admi'
sion, and when they see ladies' genteelly ella
: going towards the Offices they wiz stop then
- and inpOre them to take. them into their service
Servant girls who four weeks ago obtained
: lrer month will now gladly accept Of s and =
e Many OF these women lave already become
l. burden upon the public, and make nightly az
piirations for lodging places Mt the various p,
r lice Stations.
>. At Nj. Henderson s well known "Intelligent
Is Office" in Nassau street, we found no fewer tina