New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

The Hartford Courant says that the Bank Commis-
s;oners Of Connecticut are faithfully attending to the
trust committed TO them They are vigilant TO proec
the billhoder and the depositors and not unmndfal
Of other interests.
The Peninsular Bank of Detroit wa. eooined on the
29th The charter requires that its securities, which
are United States and State stocks, shall be kept In
market ysu stion at certain rate with the issue OF
bills. Michigan State stocks having fallen to 70 cents,
the State Treasurer required the surrender of $iOOtO
of the circulating notes. which tae bank refused The
Attorney General as authorized by the Revised Stat
utes, filed bill in chsncery, and obtained an iRdnc-
tiop against the bank.
From Vienna under date of Sept. IL, we learn that
Mr.. Moller who in negotiation with the Austrian
Government last year for the construction Of vessels OF
war; is at present again in the Austrian capital, ana
that has been definitely decided that the vessels
shall be built in American shipysrds, the only point
remsinpg to be settled being whether TO build rgaes
or ships-of theine. q
The Baltimore Patriot of last evening ssys:
Cspiissts are not much disposed TO invest and even
good notes find little favor on the street.
We quote the nominal rates to day OF far 70 gooo
paper al 2G2G2l Y cent month. Nothing doing in
| second class. Money on call, / az e cent. tx
| charge on the North has advanced to AGO = ceot
premium. Virginia notes, old banks are selling az
A
i sales for North Carolina and Western bank notes.
| Specie has advanced, and being in gieater demand,
| commands 405 y cent premium, with an upward ten
| dency. Exchange on England is selling at 76s =
cent premlnm II Baltimore bank notes. equal 70 3Ql
| cent in gold.
| The Richmond Wig Of yesterday morning rmarks:
We have nothirg additional to report this morning
in regard TO the condition and Of city bsnk
They still redeem their issues with the utnost prompt
ness, and will, il is confidently affirmed continue 10 do
| 30, without any thought Of suspension. From wha
| We hear from reliable sources, we have no doubt OF
the perfect ability of our banks to bold out to the last
The Nerark AGTeytiser of Oct. s. says:
large number of the banks in this S.ste hsve been
thrown out in NewYork, including not only the West
Jersey Banks which have suspended specie payments
ignorance prevails concerning the Banking system OF
this State, and some of the writersn NewYork under
| rate the security Of our currency.
Just at the present time our banking policy is in q
confused. but not unsafe condition. Tnere are two
classes Of banking institutions existing in this State
the Free Banks and the Chartered 1nstitutions-snd
the security of nearly every in both these classes
NAV be pronounced perfectly good 10 addition TO the
| co,fn,on arising from the two different classes OF
hapks there is an additional reason for it, account
S The recent reorganization of Of the free banks
pd. charters and the different features OF these char
ers nom those which were formerly granted by the
Isgisatpre II we do not mistake however, the banks
of ibis State may be classified So fonoFs
| l. FRYE BANKS, whose circulsucn Is secured oy
| stocks &c, in the State Treasury;
Hudson Corny Bank Meohknes ard Iadsrs bAnt so u:
Bsnh Of yeIsey CITY a. Jersey Ciy ne . By Tn
ton I,D Bsnk Roeks~sy, Bergen County bsas -
ssek Union Bsnh al Freneh and CSlon oA SHn'oh
| 9 CBaRrERrD BikKs, formerly Free Banks, no"
orgsRged under chsrters which contan pt pgoyis.I u
rendering soc khsljeTs md directors personally llsoe
BerS-Rtown BANKING Company sordntosni Cts.rN sAA'
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