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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14
THE SAVINGS BANKS.

TN CRY SAyISGs BANKS desire all 10 withdraw
their deposits at once who intend doing They are
prepared to meet all demands in specie, and do not
cboose to be subject to the annoyance Of every scared
-! man, woman and child in the community. The
deposits in the Banks perfectly safe, and much
more s. than in the trunks pockets and stockings Of
| the depostcf..
The des of a nm On Savings Bark is ridiculous id
! the extreme. They are vel known to be conducted
on principle entirely dierens nom that Of Banks
generally; every dollar deposited IN .Aem lie udicou'y
and safely invested and any attempt 10 bress Or even
weaken them By run is tke hight Of folly Nothing
but universal eelugs or general cothssratiou can
break such Institutions.
The BowERr SAVIsGs Bssz made about &, 900 on
Monday in the saving Of interest ard the Gepostors
who withdrew their money lost the same srnourt,
which Of goes 70 the Bank and those who show
confidence 10 its capacity. To show what the strength
Of this Bank is, we quote tho following semi-oficial
statement:
Number CT depositors, about Sc, O0o
Amount Of deposits
NrwYcri STATE and City Observation-Disclosures: 100000
Bonds and Mortgages on prt perry il The city worth
double tie smount oaaed .................. 3tce@e
Cal Loans on GOOD security. Sv e
Surplus beyond indebtedness 5000
tegrty ard wealth, ard, bya rule Of tie bank unable
either to borrow OF lend to the hank and who receive
10 compensation FOR their services. Thoee who With
crew were mcstly new depoeitors, and tie bank VII
refuge % open accounts with them again.
The amount Withdrawn Fhisy wss-.........., S9Dc
Bank open IRON 10 g. N. 70 p N.
Open from 10 q m. to4 ?. m.
Til, withdrawn Monday (J.s.erdsy)...- 1880
Open iso1 ~ . u TO p. N.
The bank lad one million dollars IN gold yesterday
morning, on. of which TO pay any frightened depoei-
tors that there msy still be- Still the rush wac re-
suned, bat Tot to such an extent a. On Monday.
However, there was quite lumber on han1, al Of
whom were drawing their funds fes. ss cor.d be
passed out. Tie bank has four clerks attending b.
the dspoaitors, two for the wonea and two for the
iner. force Of ten me, from tie Fourteenth Pre-
cine. Police ara Stationed st the door, The y0nen
are passed in at the southern door, and The ct tie
upper entrance.
Tt. result Of the run for two days sums Up ~ TO-
lows;
Pa o-s,y..,..................... sIsg 60
less ttsn half the amount Of the previous esy. Tt'
TN Is syidez;iy on the decrease, ard dep0rto's "'
getting satisfied that their mercy can De 'ai' = "
place f il cannot BE in this ins.itut:on'
pgooKLYs SAVINGS Banks
Tie lcn On The DrocklyB Ssvirgs BenAs hA@ a'en!
entirely ceased, AZ mary wko drsv CT tneI u't'!
=, e,trrd,v las. came Rack &c deposis 7estssta5
"a, I'm RIA oe..:.y, vEo ts5 $500 tepestsd.
Fan, ;, s..r Z br; beug info;uad bat Il, -sak
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ATLANTIC BANK

ATLANTIC BANK.
The Atlantic Bank paid sl demands promptly. and
had a. much coin left at night as the Bank opened
with.
BROADWAY BANK.
The Broadway Bank paid out 1880 They have
some $50 600 standing to their credit at the Clearing
House. They expected to receive this as usual at II
D. NJ, but, not receiving it, were obliged to suspend
Is or 20 minutes before O'Clock.
An officer Of the Bank then appeared and said;
"GEsILEAES: 1t is of no use; tried to stand it,
but we can't. We have done all we could to-day.
Wen try 10 do better tomorrow, after sleep over
night. You can't have dinner to-day that is to be
cooked Tomorrow"
The crowd took the speech in good part: and thnned
oh-maDy, however, disappointed.
BULLS HEAD BANK.
Neither was this Bank able to stand the pressure,
which, from III to O'Clock, brought to bear upon
it with great force. The depositors in their eagerness
to obtain entrance to the Bank behaved toward each
other in manner which under other circumstances
might be considered rude; but by the aid of two or
three policemen, comparative order was kept, and
each man was allowed his turn At last, however, the
thing turned entirely for at about o'clock, the word
"suspension' was proclaimed and then, after . wis.
full waiting, all retraced their steps seeking consels
ton from the fact that there many others lin
the same boat"
BUTCHERS AND DRoyERs' BANK.
All the excitement was not in Wall street. Much Of
II existed at the corner Of Grand street and Bowery,
where is situated the Butchers and Drovers Bank,
which sustained heavy from depostors and BILL
holders for 80 long time that at about O'Clock it was
forced to ask time to take BREATH or in other words,
suspend.
CHATHAM BANK.
Upon this bank the run did not appear 80 great O.
upon most other similar institutions out OF Wall street.
The amount Of specie paid out, however. was very
large; go large, that after brief consultation among
the Managers it was resolved to suspend specie pay
ment, and accordingly notice to this effect was imme-
daely posted up Such of tho depositop succeeded
in withdrawing their deposits retired greatly elsed
while the tardy who were kept too long from the
Counter grumbled deeply but not in very loud voice.
About O'Clock the crowd Of depositors, bi-holders
and idles, who jsrned the sdewslks in the vicinity
Of the bank, had dssppeaed. and erterus.ly every.
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a.. apI,TTION OF THE NANTUCKET TELE-
GRAPH LINE.

BosToa, Tuesday, OCT To- io1''
he submarine and subterrsnesn Telegraph line 10
me leland Of Nantucket, built by MIR. ); u 6snop OF
dns Connects Woods Hole with the various
ipes upon Cape Cod, and With the srec, line to this
city Q &c . in the K.ntuesst
YER 80, ;e yery substantial manner. This is the
81. ,.bmsrne cable manufactured in this
co1stpy ana compares fsvOraby with the best English
s,ablss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14

NANTUCkEr, ILesCh!, UCt, To, IoO..
r.. Nantucket County Ag,iculturs. Fan openea To-
- The attendance wss large, and tie exhibition
sP,,nw Gov. Gardner, the Hon. n. p. Banks All
oaSsr Distinguished gentlemen are expected 10 De
nresent when banquet with speeches and paa ;b;,
he evening will add 10 the attractions OF Tue
foa The Fair reflects great credit upon the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14
RICHMOND CUSTOM-HOUsE R0BBE,SS;; 77

RICHMOND. TnesdH!, UOI c.n,ered last
The Custom House in THE city was enIS emu sIs 400
c;rht ~" sess h,own open with powder snd si'SyVo
ia so geld pieces ana IS zoo in Is pieces ''0leh Inc
robbefs leit $40, 900 behind them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14

NIwARI CHARTER ELEsr.os.-Ths Charter siee-
tion Of tie City Of Newark took place yesterday. TIE
keror6 Adrstiser Of .sst evening ssys that 1t w.
Is;sr Cff in most quiet manner, there being no sx-
element and apparently not great deal of hs~sese.
Tie t;vi,icn ftte Opposition on the city uokss ana
in several Ct the Wards having rendered genera
Deraocrs;ic triumph almost Inevitable, shs eiecoos
bss nc. assumed the character Of oostest sne tho
6r.rcial troubles have absorbed public attention %
thoroughly that politics are comparatively aesieeted
Although tie vote 10 fair one, tbs indications arc
The. /, viii &c, be FIJI. In como OF toe Wards IL Is
n,obatls tLa Opposition candidates for the Common
co,pc may be elected but the Democrats count ~
c,Iy uoor retaining their majority in that body, bst
also upon tie election Of the majority Of the nominees
DOW irpcisy for t.
EEwARx, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1851.
The Char'r election n this city 10 day resul,sd n
the election n Moses Bgelow, Democrat Mayor By
very aIee plurality over David Price, Repsslesas
arc j. Z. Crockett, American.
The Derocrsz have carried eight Aldermen, tAs
Republicans two, arc the Americans ooe. The weoas
Dance s.c city ticket Is elected. hr. BSsovs Pc
rsl.y will BE 1000. TIE wGd dckes1 esocts4 srs
Democratic ia els hs c: tie eleven wares. Tbs soss
vas uvca les tA.s {, ii C. LIST {sk.
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-..-,, nyI puJA STOCK BOARD.

PpuAprIPHIA, Iuesdsy, OCT. IL, IoJ'.
s.,s., dan; Peuna hyes 81 Resdits Railroad
Isl. Mnrrs Canal 80 Long Island k@ltose. al Penn
Raircsd 81.
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,r,rp STEAMSHIP ATLANTA.

CHARLIsTOf, MOnuulI ", =, - AZ
r. steamship Atlanta rss detained mere Co. oy sne
we er until noon to-day, when she Saieo 'o' Ne"'
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u,,, nVATU OF CON. STEWART.

PuIlApELPHIA, Tuesday, Uct io-II Y. n'
il reported here that Commodore stewart
rs. n. 6.ed to-day at his residence, near Doioen-
to- n. j.
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THE FINANCIAL CRASH.
More Bank Failures.
RUN UPON THE SAVINGS BANKS.
Banks of Discount and Circulation CIcsins
UNPARALLELED EXCITEMENT IN WALL ST.

MEETING OF BANK OFFICERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14

LATER--A GENERAL SUSPENSION.
meeting Of bank officers was called al the Clear
ingHOase at 81 O'Clock, to consult upon the crisis,
ard TO consider the propety Of Suspension of specie
payments by the banks which had vttstOod the run
during he day Tee meeting was adjourned to
O'Clock. to give the ncn-suspended banks an oppor-
tunity for Constellation At the s-b meeting se-s were
fousd to b. ten banks ospsset to Try aro.ier days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14
UNION BANK.
The Union Bank paid out nearly $50, 900 in coin.

NETTING OF THE CITY BANKS.
The following is the official report of the meeting:
A meeting of the Associated City Banks was held
on Tuesday evening, October Is, at which large ms
jority of Banks was represented.
On motion OF Mr. KNAPP, seconded by MIR. DUR
HAg, the following preamble and resolution were
adopted:
Whysa' In view Of the excitement prevailing Id this com
ara tn act u the of NUMBER oil tue
Rsolcsd That 1t exp-dent that the Banks Of this city
pend specie payment tomorrow
On motica Of Mr.. LEyEREDGE,
Aolved That committee Of three be appointed 20 proceed
to der the necessity Of enssng some Law 10 give relief u
the pres ent fnsrcial emergency. .
Gees,.s. Tles.cn, Durham and Knapp were consti-
tuted succ Con-nirtee.
On motion of NJ. GALLArIs,
Rred That the most energetic eIeion. shall b. made for
. s: q ?:
F' On 9' notion tic Resi That The proceedings of this
meeting be published in the morning pspe T c,
T. s. OAKLEY, Secretary
OBSERVATIONS o. AN OUTSIDER.
Notwithstanding the universal cry Of rum, wra'I
sad blue bszes which rang through the city yester
day afternoon, Wall street as full of jolity a. II
the whole street lad been inoculsted with Marx Tap
leysm, and the ioyial virus had taken very kindly
may have been tina. peculiar kind of melancholy
ninth which, before now has animated certain victims
to the troublesome morality of their feIo~-men' WHO
were about to be swung, by the gentle agency OF
hempen cord across the dark waters which are sup
posed TO part this world from the next, to give the
hsngnsn their last shilling 10 drink the long lie OF Inc
donor but mirth il was of some kind. Inc fs'ole
muscles of Wall streetdom were brought nto reqoi-
,iton though Insolvency may have tugsed at tie ena
Men laughed and cracked jokes about taer oepoSs N
banks which had SUSPENDED, and about men s'OeA IN
banks ard railroads which want worth the poweeF 70
blow TO raai.esima fragments, as though threat
ered general suspension Of payment we've ssat.c
practical Joke calling for the hushest KIND OF eactn
natory response. 1t was az if person should ahsct
to regard anputaon Of the neck a. an excellent JEST
ard the hip join. operation as the pleasant pattins
Of en- hour. From tie top of Wall street to
the bcttem-from Broadway 70 Water street.-the
sidewalks were crowded with people, cesirOua
70 know ii. truth Of the rumo-s which iadustr;ousy
spread ttsn,eyes everywhere By what assncy &c ere
could tell ard eli treating the conhImAnon OF each
a., emssb a, .o,. Of g..ssb.e surprise. Something
which thsy wsrs tot entirely u-prerated tor, bit
Which Gaze upOa them VIII eoTt oil lny:so-s'ng
f.e.iress yhich va, rost Inspiring. taiares ane
svspe,si,,, .s-s trss.si 81 scr CT newly sctverh
d:,;eacy :. *, s;,aO7 possessing ttt'r.a Hn1a'ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14

ATLANTIC BANK.
The Atlantic Bank paid all demands promptly. and
had a. much coin left at night as the Bank opened
with.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15
Governors Message.

Gentlemen of the Senate.
and Of the House of Representatives.:
In The name of the people of this Stale.
| welcome you, as their appointed ser
wants, assembled under the constitution
and the laws TO guard their rights and to
promotz thsjI welfare. The cares of ma
iionsl po'ity and foreign diplon,>ey<dr
nsnd nothing OF your immediate ov.f-
sight. These gave aud world wide inter.
frsts are wisely committed TO other hands
snd 10 you are left matters OF more CO.
nestle ani peaceful conrern- the sgri
cuI,ufsi. educationst aud % her civil a nd
Industrial interests Of ,ear own homes
aad Thresholds LIT no dIff-rence of opin
ions concerning nstiouai poiiiy, how-v-
er actively developed amid recent events.
mar The fraternity aud unanImitv wi h
" hich you address yourselves I'd the tu-
smess OF promoting the internal Interests
md improving the domestic po,icy OF
Your own State.
The r. cent election Of n chief magis
trste OF this great nation. evo we'd, during
its prniency. an unusual degree OF pop.
uisr excitement. attended with rcer BIZ y
ana fears The siisni ballots Of four nil
lions Of ireemen have assusged popular
and di-sipsted PARTISAN fears
Tue people prosecute their ususI avoca-
tons nd find peace and r-stin their do
mrsiic Interests and. pursuits --l"oking FIR
gaad where many have psophesird only
evil. and de terminsd TO sustain The right
h, whatever hand i is administered. Ia
like manner gentlemen mary the excaed
discussions IN hi.h you have eise~ here,
participated. be fsrgoi.vn, ~ she eas~I :
ness and unity with which you. here.
leirect your thought and efforts I'd Tue sc
cur,ty and advancement OF our domestic
prosperity.
Ii affords me pleasure to say that. dn-
ring ih- past two years. the general con
dlion of the STATE has been that OF peace
and prosperity. AL Of our various inter:
ests, agricultural, manufacturing and com
mercial, are in a. prosperous conditions
our Staie maintains growing and cam
mnnding position smong her sisters OF thr
coafedefsey, the laws. With their benign
Influence, 90 respected among our PEG
nie; aud though during the past year. the
.pericultursl interests Of some portions ~
The State have suffered from the drought
OF the sesson. ! yet we have ample cause
to render thanks 20 q saperin irnding
violence Tor the innume-abie blessings
which have been bestowed en- our land
and people.
The frs, subject that ar mands the con-
sideration of the Repre- senis;iyes of the
people. is the financial condition OF the
Sta.ss Il is gss,ifying to kunw tha, econ
omy has b-en observed in your public sx.
peudisures; the 10 terest upon your pub
| lie debt, promptly discharged aud the
reduction Of the principal not oser-
lcokea.sin 10 as.aazsS
The anount Of the ordinary expenses
Of The State government. for the year end
| ing October 81. 1885 was ei47 442 81
The same for the yesr ending 0ssoosr 3 l
1856 wss $50 522 6s. The. excess o|
tx penslis,re fsr The sses 1883 4essf thai
Eof 1856. was eausei. msJpsy. by the ex'
penses OF tho Legislature. aud mater
NECESSARILY connrrted herewith. This
erosnd;tnre OF ass. seq So. for the ofdi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15

isis snd Southern Know Nothings are a
bout forming coalition for the purpose
Of knocking the breath oui Of pro-ssve-
~ Democracy. How sbsurd!
s-Optics sharp it 'akes I ween,
To see what is not t o be SEEM
If our contemporary was not known 10
be strictly tempernte man, we should
conclude that be had been i'm bibing q
swee drop efshe ardent." during the re-
cent holidays. The aroma oil. the breath
OF his hume rous friends, who had 10 con :
scientious scruplss on that score. may.
however, have had some slight infiuen
upon his nervous temperament! 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15
TO our Fricnds,

The .sREPUBLicAH" has now been la
existence over three months. and its
steadily Increasing Subscription list.
whilst i, affords the editor the most graft
Tying evidence that his labors are sppre
.ciated, furnishes. at the same time am
pie assurance of the permanent establish
ment OF the paper. CONTRARY to the hopes
and predictions ofour political opponents
Relying upon the libsrality of our friends
to sustain US. we have ordered an entire
new dress for the '.Republican' in which
II will make its appearance 10 lev
weeks, il is hoped. We shall then ba
able to present our subscribers with as
neat looking sheet as any of our cote IN
poraries in this part of the Sna, and
shall continue to bestow our undivided
attention upon the editorial department.;
promising that If il is not conducted
with increased ability. it will no, q. least
be permitted 10 detenorate. So -
We are under many obligations TO
those of cur friends who have interested
themselves in procuring subscriptions to
the Republican. and trust that others
will do likewis, nd thus extend the in
husnce and power of he paper 20 render
more efficient service toths cause il adj.
vocates. Circu'ats the documebts--givs
the people ligh. aud they will vote right.
We need hardly say that advance sub.
scriplions are at all times preferable, and
hope that al who can will pay in ad :
vance. We are in need of funds now
to enable US to carry on our business.
and want to collect enough in addition.
from this source. to pay for our new y pc
when they arrive. Will gour Republican
friends come up to our helpi We hope
they will, and thus relieve, our mind
from all anxiety on that subject.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15


jects of Charity lhroughlife. mo doub
OF it'll j."
We have copied the whole Article thai
our readers may see the effect of our ex,
posture of the conduct of certain mem.
bers- os the .Court.house Clique" From
the chatter Mr.. -. makes there is evil
dsntly considerable commoifon among
the Treasury Leaches." The CALLED
jade winces."I We shall not try=to fol
low the writer through the slime and
filth he evscustes. but he will find in The
end that il was la Dor lost. as we'll as dig
nifty and decency. to attempt to deter US
BY such means from the discharge of q
duty we owe the people. as public
journalist, 10 speak of the acts of their
servants in suct, terms IS facts seem &c
warrant. We disregard the abuse and
villific ton of such men Indeed. we
should suspec that we had utterly fail
ed 10 discharge cur duty. and were in
competent TO Gil the station We occupied.
did we fail to receive it. Their curses
are preferable to. their praises.
What have we said that would Justify
such an outbulst Of vulgar ribaldry, on
the par, of this Treasury LEACH" Mr..
81? We have simply spoken of GER
taia well known facts. In relation TO the
publica ,io,i Of the Drlinqurn. List. az
have no; and cannot be denied. and made
such comments ss.we considered il our
duty to make under the circumst tie noes;
without. however. departing from the
courtesies of editorial debate. or suffer
ing ourseif to forget that our readers
were gsntlemen,--not to mention the
claims we set up for oursslf to be class
ed in the same category. -
Ii would. no doubt. be very pleasant
TO The Court House Clique" to be per.
mitted TO revel undis.ur5ed in the shady
groves Of Office, and fatten upon the pub
lie spoils. If. however, We think il our
duty. at any time, TO call their acts in
question. we advise them to bear II calm
ly. as the contrary course will not deter
US from pursuing the even tenor Of our
way. Su,h plebian impudence in the
case Of such srlsiocratic gentry may be-
hard to tolerate, but nevertheless. 1.-The re
is no help for il. SO long as Republican
institutions lasts. asns 4f
i. To apply his own logic to himself he is
all he saws the person is to whom he al
ludes. and coward besides, or he would
come ost like a man, when he ssssils an
other, over his own proper signature.
From certain .esr.msIks' in the article
we think we are not mists hen in attribu-
ting its paternity 10 The editor himself.
He evidently had a finger in the pie, il
nothing more.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15

DEATH OF ELDER J. T.. JoBEsoS.-We
are deeply panied to be calico upon TO
record the death Of our distinguished feI
low sownsmsn, Elder John 7. Johnson,
which sock place al the residence Of He
ram BTedsoe. Esq. near Lexington Mo-.
on the 18Th inst. The deceased vas a
leading minister 10 the Christian Church.
end sshe last twenty FIVE years OF his life
have been spent IN the cause OF Christi
saify inthis and ailthe surrounding States.
He;wss : yoonssr brosheFof the late Col
Richard NJ Johnson. and st ono time
represeuted the district in which they
bofS resided ia the lower hrsnch OF Con-
aress. Bred lsuyes. be enjoyed Ia.
csarsve prscs:ce ss long as he fensained
at ths bsf. bat he gave up7all worldly
honoss snd distinctions. enlisted in the
caase Of he Redeemer. and devoted him
sslfexetusively since his connection Win
the church TO the spread Of the Gospel
wherever he though.hs could be useful
He may be soit literally to have died
with "hIs harness" on. vsrilv. good
msn has sfalsen ia Israel.r-Lsr. 0bssr.
go $50 ezlt4 80 s1sk.@ feesx 81 - z
w. - =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15
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