New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
TIE aggregates of the receipts of the above articles,
60 frr GOV the xcnrs l2l7 and lS5S have been:

Irrycas Il
lsss over Isl. is equai to l,72S,aQ tbs
The Ciaci-na', Gazette Of Thursday says:
"There was continued fair demand for money on
scarcity Of local paper while the supply OF currency
was fully equa to the offerings Of acceptable names.
Rates Of iniores, remaiccd al ~ q l. a cent.
THE demand for Eastern exchange Was not as
heavy 80 OF Saturday, but K was fully up 10 the sup
ply ard several houses were ngain under the neccs-
Sly Of buying New-iork checks from neishbornS
dealers a. pTen.am.
"Ioans have also been necotisted with New-En-
gland banks 10y Western men ana Eastern merchants
doing a Western business. 10. large amount, in the
aggregate, at and T. cent on i-mcrths paper, pay
able in Newloik the currency to be used here and 81
other Western points. Tne bank note. Ia be thus cir
culat,d d will be returned within 80 or 20 days, when
they will the purpose of exchange. bat for the
time being thee loans vii serve TO diminish the sup
ply of Eastern bills based upon the pork crop. Which
mghtsat once be made available for sight eNchang
The decision 1.-THE Supreme Court, requiring the
Commissioners Of Aneghsny County TO leyys tax for
the purpose ofpayirg intercs; the Railroad bonds,
has caused srca; exoitemen, in that community. TIE
Psas5u,sl Dispatci say. that two members of the
Board OF County Commissioners are pledged to dsObey
the rsapdete ofthe Court and continues:
What the rC srlt viii be unable 70 predict
Were the people Of Allegheny County the whole state
We should say the tax wOrd not be peld-bu they are
but the twentieth part, while the United States Gov
errmtn. il bound TO sustain the Executive in enforcing
the laws Of the State and the DEGREES OF lis Courts
against any rebellion or insurrection. Under these
circumstances i. j. 10 talk OF armed resist:
spce as likely TO lid our people Of the burdens com
plsired Of, eIeVous though they may be. Iae pIo-
pertv bolder breads taxation much but he breads
auafcly morc-apd viii closely calculate whether al
aimed iOr even sn urarmedl resistance 10 VITA. has
been decided 10 be the lsw-the shooting Of tax
collectors end other remedies now proposed, are
not worse than the disease whether sGch course
by Ilungins a community into antrchy and s;siuin.
cur soil with blood, would not tny render LIE unsafe
bu deprt the value ofrropery TO mu n gre ser
extent than the imposition ot such tax, however un
Just, or loweye. hard 10 be borne.'
Frc-s Tie Hartford Ess-i.c Pren, Ner IS
Tie Bank Commissioners, having given the l.,ch-
field Bank thoroug "a investigation petition,d for
permSpent Injunction, and hearing wss yesterday
afternoon had before Judge Ellsworth in Chambers.
Lucius g.. Peek. esq, attorney for the Bark Com!
uissioners read petition, Of which the following Is
II s6ys that IL wGs Gvered by the officers Of tie
hank az the former hearing that there were Only
a. 800 N bills in circulation, hat the Commissioners
ind that The actusl amour, j. now So O0.
That TIE amount plejgel % the HuIlbut Bank.
s,cnrity for Joan was bu $4,000 instead OF sl5op'
"a Was avered by .he officers OF the bank al the trst
learibg, the remaipn. s5,." berg i 'Le hands Q.