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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03
RiddIeberger's Eating House.

GAM Ridde5erger takes occasion announce pub
- lie that the summer eaon over, he has given up the
House is again opened and he hopes again the
smiling faces Of his Old friends and customers and to
come acquainted with lots Of ones His tables shall
al avs be literally supplied with the best market az
fords, and little mOre.n
Sept. I. 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03
COaIgY COaIIIy

TIVE citizens OF Nashville have an opportunity Of
4 prov ieing themselves with a fun supply Of GOOD
COAL for the winter, by application sEders Rne
70 J. Of. HAWKINS, the Etna Coal oaiee Nashville
SuES4-lE @. E.H. MARTIN. Agent.
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IMPORTANT DECISION IN REGARD TO MUrILATED
BANK NoTEs.--The Fayette circuit court has re-
Gently decided in snt between the Northern Bank
OF Kentucky and the Farmers Bank. that bank
note fraudulentIy mutilated is of no value in the
hands even Of an innocent holder, and the Bank
is not bound to redeem such notes. This win op-
crate as salutary check upon new system of
forging which consists in mutilating a number Of
bank-notes all of the same denomination, and put
ting the mutiated parts together in such manner
that out Of fifteen genuine notes, sixteen read
lily be made, each having but small part wanting
and each consisting of only two parts.-Lou. Jour-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TILE HarnH nAMKQ

From the Charleston Mercury, Dot Is
Wene beginning 10 sse light and something Ike con.
srt smerg our banking nstiiuhons. The Bank OF The
STATE, The Railroad Bank The Peoples Bank, and The Bank
Of souih Carolina have determined 10 receive deposi
ard In ray en the notes OF al the city banks and 70 pay
out cpy their and We have reason 70 believe thai the
circle viii be enlarged In the Of 10 day. We are
sxo sIat6ed 10 learn that considerable amount OF 70
reign excnsngc purchased yesterday by one OF The
non specie psyre banks, thus solng In the Transmission
OF coon 10 Europe and opening the door for better
OF things the beginning Of prccess which viii soon
work IL war out clear conclusions The south has the
meant The only question bow 70 reAizetsem. We
rlace no perdsrce upon New York, which has vsnlv
sought itself BY crushing hundreds or u most
Powerful merch ants and where the banking fys Itself
u nov soirg down amid general commercial ruin.
Our policy 10 evidently 70 cell our crors - the
markets vnch are nearest the oorsumers There
10 no dotb, about their value, and doubl that
thoroughly trustworthy sgenis are 81 hand 10 trans
nit them. We sban sseedily see hGbors shronged
With ships ester 70 carry orops the Atlantic,
frtiRhnps them.
The South 10 Just the victim Of sudden revusou,
al the Of which be traced 10 distant parts OF
ihe eourHy It's lie very suddenness that gives the
power 70 anecs rs 90 widely and 20 irresbly we felt
that the banks and NE merchants OF the South pro
say, without hesissscn let them suffer Tor Their folly
they have deserved A. But II 10 not so and We cannot
bring ourselves 10 feel thas either banks merchants or
planters, ousht 10 be victrnzed In storement for the
vicious Expectations of Northern brokers ard tohhes
Against ibe.e 20 cover conducted, ihev had
time TO arm themselves The necessity presses upon them
win an irres snble urgency, and 70 attempt V shield
on The evil for day In order 70 bring down upon them
with accumulated ferce on the morrow, We know that
this IT, technically, commercial dshcucr, but 10 reality
there ON be no dshooor where here 70 no blame,
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

MASSACHUSETTS,.
MEETING OF THE BANK 0rYICERs AND BUSINESS MEN
OF BOSTON.

MASSACHUSETTS.
MEETING OF TIE BANK orvIcERs AND BUSINESS MEN
OF BOSTON.
Firm the Bostop Traveller, 0d IT.
There was meeting q the Bston Clearing House yes.
sercay Of the directors or the varou banks and consi
dersbe rumber Of The esfiDs buncs men OF s,son %
ake Into present condition Of Affairs, with
vew. pcnbic, Of adoption, on the part Of be banks,
crsurbmsasnres would jaaty ihem rendering this
impatient crisis TO solvent hoa.cs In 'he city, the Aid
which Trey row imperstvely require
There WIS fa free copsunaron Interchange Of
opinions. Renpks were made By Nathan Appleton, WIN
Appleton, Geo. b UPTON, Thomas Lamb and Andrew r
NJ. uToS hoped that the banks would take sensible
view OF their position BE advocated increase 81 osns
the present meni, which he believed could bs done
without any danger. Al tho same tme no would have
this done undor The vglanl soryition OF The Clearing
House. 40 that check might 81 once be put upon any I'M
Mr. WV ApIsror thought the banks might safely In
crease their loans 10 the amouft OF Last August about
$50 100000 (a the present ne ihsy amoan 10 $40 ooo
C00)
M NATHAN ArPIsros expressed similar views
kesns LAMB and Hall, for The bank officers, expressed
their earnest cexro 70 act 30 far a. their prescn, position
would Justify, for The relief OF me business community
ard NE meeting ADORNED 70 this morning
The propo.iloa nov made in regsrd 70 settlements Of
balances Il the Clearing House, and whiah, adopted,
would enable The buf. 70 somewhat ncreue their pro
unl IRE OF discounts 10 10 allow bin In settlement 70
certain extent For nsiance from bank OF 500 900 capt
ial s2o,tto With al above that amount In specie; from
bark OF hom three 10 four millions sio0 600 There
other propositions ~hioh would give lsrscr settle
mcpt bills than the ratio stated ABOVE Is nov highly
probable thai W 81 course W be sdoptsd ~ will enable
the ssrks 10 render cssenis aid 10 the public wiihin
few dsYs.
The following the original agreement which The banks
were called upon 10 sign
Boroy CtslsfyG Horis, ON II, 1857.
Al meeting Of the Clearing House Commltlce, held
this d.y 10 rtsolved 70 recommend 10 The associated
banks adoption on ue following I'D for the daily sci
Elements s The ssrs house together With The following
agreement, 10 be signed By the associated banks rc
sptclvely-
The bills Of sny OF the sssoclsed sanfs may be 70
ceivtd IN liquidation OF their daily tslsnces instead Of
sptcc extent not exceeding the amounts hereinafter
sfnxed 20 capitals, viz
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ton In this p-eurs bal rather the natural resa OF
credit sysem When Gcd meant 70 punish = snnipE ma
Ion he sent famine ana pesaenoe to deseste M bot re
had no fannie nor pelience now no.hipg bat coApie
IN cur Gre dit system He went 10 show that every
financial prcssure which has ysie this country from 1915
Was The result OF the causes, and Therefore
naturally 70 bs expected. He repud.ssed ths idea
thA present difficulty Was any proof thai
God angry with us proceeded 10 she that great
prosperity induce lnor tDae seN comp AGENCY In men, aad
wesken their deperdeucs on Cod that they cAried on
thslr bu M it'll conndt Ia their judgment Alone
and fosgot tie God who ached over and guided all hu
AFFAIR." He great neral leIson which might be
learned fro present msio,tun would teach m
how perishsbIe were all human goocs-how worthless
reliance on artificial lie. He remembered that
after The criss OF 1853, the revtvas were remark
able for the number or merchants Who confeued their
sins against God, and returned 10 their daty TO Him
Be ooponded by nmerdng 10 the young men OF Ms
nd 10 the wives and daughters OF those ca
gagged business reteDoh their expenses aud practice
The economy Thst he though nigh bs stmoic
thing from the pu pit but al the present me
nece sary no mpored hts hearers not to resos 70
the Gun, which Ase estm ulaut, Tor consolation
Ia heir misfortuncs. but 10 Uuu In d. who never FOR
sakes those Who believe IL him. They should not look
ride OF the picture The pressure only
Temporary. The times good ~ II was Of
the the times who make the tm,s, but the times
which make the mcu; and he was sure II the men who
lived In the la generation were among m now, We woald
not wineas such financial oahs ~ We are expert ancng
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
TIKI NEW LONDON BANKS.

NEW LONDON, Oct II, 1857
Tho teegraphic despatch inc ,rrecy reported all the
banks In this city - havrg suspended specie payments
mo Bank Of Com neroe whaling ard Union Banks, have
suspended, but the New London Bank has no and the
officers declare their ability and intention 10 pay all de-
mands In coin heretofore.
SUSPENSION OF THE DUENHLL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
The DunneIl Manufacturing Company have asked
extenscn for six months, owing to their paper being
thrown back upon them Their psrs,nal asscls exceed
their liabilities, leaving their print works untouched.
rHB BANK or rue STATE OF MISSOURI.
81. Loun, oa. II, 1857.
The report that the Bank or the State OF Missouri has
pended specie payments Il untrue. The directors are
determined 70 pay every dollar and express confidence
in their ability weather the present storm ~ well ~
that Of 1887. There Ii ran 70 day.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1867

houxes In New York wherein the Fsrmsra' BSt OF vr
gDia and The ExobaDge Bank OF Virginia, In chmond,
nave dncouned 70 manufacturers and trade,
ths receipts Of large funds, except oourse
rigid couecooD or drawers and sndorssrs al the sk o.
their ruiO, and in the OF osa OF the
customers generally, q thin uncture OF ourtaing the dis
counts or ana the severe pressure upon the country
large OF TURNER Efforts their IN continus spscie
pay men, they, the Fsrmer' Bank OF Virginia and tn
cnapge Bank q Virginia. In Richmoud do, for the pre-
sent suspend epece msn and will oonnne themselves
70 line tf policy which viii prepare them FOR an early
resumption.
Tho Richmond SossA says "wheu this resolution 1,
translated Into Dtesbie ESglsh No may have word II
req ard 70 Tho sufaciency Of the explanation"
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q
Any excess Of balances 70 be psd In specie ~ usual
A0nppMnr
The bills OF bsnhs received instead ~ sperse from
dehor banfs by the creditor bansr 70 be rsot 30
TIE xt days setemsnt NJ The Cearey House And 4,
10 well UNDER hood and sgreed between toe assora pd
bapss ofhe CeDire House, thai Tho Uiearng House Dom
mee bsve the rish, 70 call any bank for satisfactory
csAiersl security n any moment and that bank hereby
10 furnish The same 10 the me nj Of the
Bills Of thai bsbk vhish we're received By the Cearns
Bou,e In liquidation OF The balance or the lat st,erent
t the Ce0inf HCus- INSTEAD OF specie; a. those bills
t~hiehever ssocised bsot may haze ibs1 were 20 re-
ceved ard are 80 held st the joint OF lae other aso
ciaied bsbss In prnpofhon " The amounts or capitals
resItcvey Tor the Intervening time between settlements
ri The Clearing house.
The Transe,r isys Of Inc meeting At tho Clearing House
yesterday morning.
The proposition 70 double the Of paper MONEY 70
be recsived 81 tine Clearing Heufe from The bsnss was
rsreed " almost unsnmousy, twenty nine out OF the
biffy I'VE banks represented, votsg Ia iu favor mo
ten was adopted that the Clearing House Commtee oe
charged with the execution OF tbs measure, and that an
instrument be drawn and presented 70 the uenaecs or
the vuions banks for Signature ,mmedatelyp
not srscuy correct 70 thst the proposition mas
been adopted. n requires the nnanlmoui assent OF al
the banks n CARR such prop 1s'hcn scven oF the
thirty ave banks voted agsinn ~ prohsbe, how
ever, bn the meeting this uorrrs me proposition, or
something approaching 70 ~, will be unsnmousy carried
The Clearing House now acts under me soehdue pub.
Hshed above.
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ARE THE BANKS LEG ALLY s0LvENT1
TO TRE AplIos or THE uKRiLp.

nav YosK, Oct 10, 1857,
HAvpg read with grea, interest Tie edori. Ia your
widely crculaed ourps Of 70 cay aiicia legislation,
rhort nse 70 present your readers few principle, Of
me cid fashioned law" 70 which you refer. Tue TN
section OF the &C, Of 1870, .hich the Judges say 70
govern IN This osse, Ia a. 70 iorp-
Sec = Any creditor OF any such corporation
bop having demand txceedng 500 Arising upon debt
or haty oonacied after tho LIST or January next the
ymeni OF which shk have been refused by such corpo
ration or nsocs ., s any time after len days from
eims Of sucn fefu,s apply 70 Jnsnoe OF the Supreme
ton lasoveu, and Tor an jaucton ~ hereinafter pro.
Nissd II 10 tie opinion OF such JsdEe, upon the facts
prescrted be eTpedent 10 order 10 prevent fraud 10
justice, be may tspi order for temporary In 1nction,
ress'arns ush oarpo alton association and ~ officers
rom paying oui, or 10 any wy transferring or delivering
70 any persop any money Of suoh corporation or
association or ip.uins any debt or obligation until such
trder be vacated or modified
Thus tsviDs ito me discretion Of sse Judge TO gran
an INJUNCTION, be eIpedien, 10 prevent fraud or 10
justice" The only way In wh,h Judge ascertain
whether rsud or Bjcnice are likely 70 be psrpesrsed 10
By trsmrst'o or esch particular care And, there
fore, ire legislature By section Of the last mentioned
ses Tfttcrbsd the mode In which 20 proceed 70 de-
termne vheise the corporation be eceary solvent ov
otherwise The Judges say thst "a bank clearly solvent
vbIth clearly able 10 pay hs dsbn, although mar
Rave suspended specle psyment for 4 time" Granting
q ent, how does better The II admitted by ali
Inst usny FIRE banks which have suspended sTeAe pay
renl have gold and silver In their vsnIn which they
rsfue 80 psy out IL not this fraud under section The
taru haze nfned bills psysbls on demand In
lcli or silver, the only legal solvent Of debts
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Is THE BANK SUSPENSION LEGAL ?

Views or n Red. Mouthsd L0c0f0co or 1877
Can the 1snks sue obtain Judgment -
vhs Trap OF the Aoglo-A American Bankers
Are the Banks Solvent Under the Law T.
What 10 Insolvency.
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THE CREDITORS OF A BANK ARE ENTITLED
TO Al INJUNCTION.
TO rHs Hpiros or TIE HERALD.

TO rHs Hpiros or TEE HERALD.
NEW YoKK, oct II, 1851
ptroe . consultation OF She Judges Of the Flrst and
Second District In regard 10 banks suspendng specie
payments
with oil due difference to their opinion, beg leave 70
dissent from heir construction Of the law.
The ac OF 1919 does 70, any senre repeal or super
sede the provisions OF the Revised Statutes There IL
cause the act OF lsis hat In inmates repeal or aerA
lion OF The precious statute That statute applies only
banks organized under the "Genevai Banking Laws and
the Revised Statutes apply TO those noorpo rated,
or Viii ihere arc several still remaining IN this state
rial point They assume that bank ought not W be
restrained by Injunction II solvent
Now the satue, I, does notproosed such hypo.
ihess he natuse presumes the insolvency or . bank
whenever refsses 70 pay dsbi or liability over one
hur bred dollars amer demand and creditor has the ght
On o,asr o. ne ,1cs psIr a., o.s
The 10 srd s,h ssctcus clearly contemplate that The
creditor entitled 70 temporary niuncon whenever tho
fac. appears that bank refuses ne mild term suspcn.
rcn 10 ROT utt In tne sauie) prAy liz liability, and that
u the extent o. she JrdSes discretion.
np,o be ptsumed thai thcro !, no Injustice done 70
creditor when bsrk rcfuses 70 az money depcsi,ed With
for safe keepiri' Are the rules OF law aud moras less
tlripgepi when applied 10 pirks than 70 Individual
she sovency Insolvency Of bank has nothing 10 do
III applications TO- rturcton, Tor section expressly
etcsts that the irjurc lsn shall nos Dc removed even
msnd 10 paid
judges that hen al the bar ks refuse 10 pay
their abb ies not suc eni proof OF injustice
suh errs an rjuncon Ca The contrary u-ed re-
n only enc bank pai refused voud be sufAaeni-thal
To- asrce beofme general ~ TO lore IT'S surpnde.
one steals u s crime; bui nve hundred do The
same II 10 Dot tbef.
We are Informed by this opinion lhs, II the bank II
clearly solvent and i officers acting 10 good faith,
receiver should be appointed. Nov the statute says
nothing about he coed and bad faith of bank ooes aud
n Old presumed 70 be acting In good faith who
use money dep sited with Them Tor their own Nsrtndsc-
neni AND then refuse 70 refund when called upons
The ore examine the position taken By the Judges In
respect 10 their duties the greater my surprise thai they
should have remained In their poson ~ judges until
called uron FOR udical opinion, and not ei Me excite
msnt OF the day preclude thorough examination Of The
sub cct ~ not 10 be Presumed that they are con
nec.ed with bank, in tuy Mariner 70 Affect heir Judgment
" g.
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THE HBsarrAes Governc Crimson, OF Teaae
see reports The purchase foT hrAns OF me HeyniiAx
and liz tender 70 the Fsdtrs. overDveot Ii shsc 4
tender Ia noe socepkd, the Go~rnors recommends hai
property be relrnsi a. ressrcs Tor the fusurs asv1
nors o; the stale
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EXPLANATION or rHs BANKS OF RICHMOND.
rbe Directory Of the Erohnsc and Farmers Banks have
Pot forth following apology FOR The refusal 70 pay their
Cebts;--
Resolved, that By re.sou Of numerous suspsasoas or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19
JOHN LIVINGSTON AGAINST THE BANK OF
NEW YORK.
any vnrr0u 0u TuR

Actions In court, like many or the actions OF mankind
in the every day Affairs Of e often deemed senseess
in Themselves and orous 10 the community until their
object can be made known and, this remark u parrish
larry applicable to the above namsd which ID now
pending before the special tenn In Justice to both par
ties to the suit, Is Il, therefYe, proper to cay,
that the same IL now In court with no deiign
TO nHct damage injury upon either but solely with
tina view Of ootapipg IN exploit and authoritative decaon
in csse arising In court and actually before Il, which
msy have the binding effect force OF rpan the
Important questions presented In no other manner can
be established those prnci ,les Of law now Of such wta
importance not only 10 the existence CT our oneye ed In
stituons but to the Welfare Of the entire community
The declarations Of Judges made out OF court how
ever positively eSprested or widely circulated, have
bindng authority than those OF any private in
dividua Hence Ii for nate ciYc~ instance that
ton pending which win enAbis the Court IN Re dayI
roI only TO decide with authority but 70 give the reasons
for ts conclusions
ON these renNks 1t mus. not be understood that the
cousvey brought before the Court for That il
not the fact; would such COLLISION be alowedsty
law. B's ihe action having been commenced In good
faith, {beore the bank iuspensors bad become general
the entry u the order Of dBconnuance for which
posely withheld foy tae foregoing reasons.
The plaintiff has desire that any III ury should come
10 the Bank Of New York. and he freely concurs In the
opinion that the course adoped by tho bank in common
with other similar Institutions, 10 the best that could
have tesn devised for the public good Whatever lmay
be the nnAl determination to the legal effect Of the
raj suspension he hopes that not single member OF tne
bar may be found In this stale wiling 70 throw an
obstacle In the way or the banks, lorg a
the toeoNss OF the public compel them TO adhere to
their present Every lawyer must be that
sny Interruption TO bc daily rsn stems OF our banking
corporations by eE proceedings would be productive OF
iyrerArabe injury, NOT only 70 the business community
bu q the entire bar, for all are dependen upon one
another. JOAN LIvINGsr0S.
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candidates " An excellent man, but yru cannot eiecs
sim'-not popular enougs-dor'. mix Nth the peope
In the mean time those sho do mix with Tn. people eAn
them by the nose, and while placardrg before posca
ccnsrtauona cDcy they secretly plotting viz snsf
81 opponents 10 hood the oouotry with 'urou' cur
repcy dpice gold and silver and then AK for rene -
Iresea fcm the courts, II not from the Lsgbs'ueo.
Bnt chant mechanic, manufacturer, because
90 IL honest and has plenty Of sse can now be reevsa
q ON sro.estI by the bAnka -.
Why may they NOR Why hold individuals TO . stIics
pay protest. and relieve those who, by excessive
suss have encouraged overrad!vg. repeat 70 sgsns
both law and equity 20 gre any man, and mucn less so
ess oorpor atoms, the advantage Of their Own wrong
have word for the ears OF those on whom nc osVhs
may be strong But there ought 50 be unied sou'a
Lei bankrupt ana suspf nded houses CAL messing
- The bar kers do, and they, too, may pevcaAnoe
Congress me "pnwer 10 regulate the value OF mousy
nv he Drs svilce or the Constuon ana no. oonk'es
should be called 20 paSs ACT to requisite ~ vAue 90
that ment by falling houes 10 creditors o. nom asu
abroad should correspond with the value OF money 90
psd st the time may DO paii % thai the splrN o. 90
contract may be broken Bus ~ NO are going
hose In debt ain be rrer evsbly swsmped and onkrup
since the banks cannot resume specie payments ~isnoa
contracting their accommodations and this viii inevhapy
raise the rnessure or vaues
used thi, Nsumou, at the time or the last sus
psnsion Of specie ayments. was op ,osed oy some
Who have since deols II their only ohsuce OF saliva
on far the tepgs or this world concerned, Tor
hey have not been able 10 raise their heads snos ana
rHcsiion 10 those who took it, benedn. Bot Shy
locks not that II they raise the value OF money dcu
bic they ought NOT to be paid ~ much ~ the vAue OF
money remained the same - when he debt Vas oonusct
d. but each must have 'the pound OF flesh mentioned
the bond" Lei creditors then declare that no corpora ion
aha have tho life blood with that pound Of hesn from
protestf CLINTON ROOSEVELT.