New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-01

gsther from the election, and appointed Vigilance
Committee, Consisting Of nice persJns resid ng 10 the
mites along the line OF the road 10 watch the
interests NJ the stckbodes aud to Ac. with or assiGst
tie lev Board, "a circumstances msy warrant.
the gensrsl opuion ms 20 be that the road will
he luit srd i's debts including .he farm mortgages,
PAID bat ths' dividend VIII be decsrs on tbs
stock. IL s SAID - the np.uy have issued 40 ut
$40 coo coo 81 stock great deal OF whico has passed
bat ofiher hands for less than - On the dollar.
The Tennessee Wkig ssys:
The Committee sppoin:sd by The lsst General A.
sembIy Of this Safe o. eIsmre INTO toe securities de-
poslt46 by the several Free Banks With tns ,utrosr
So h. sis Of banking AMI now SAID ser Irites have
bean kent &C. for the riO.m.iJn oE tns pnb.c.
sis.r 'hst they have examined mo tie securities ot
the fol flowing Free Banks 8ud ind tda correc', aud
their BC nd on deposit 10 me ais nank 70 w;
Rank of Middle Tenpessee, NJrthern Il snk of Tea
res.e Commercial Bark, Bsuk OF Memphis, bsok ct
Commerce Bucks Bank Merchants Btnk tr*iers
Bark, City Bank, Bank Of Knoxville, back OF the
Uriap, Bank Of Paris Farnecs Bsnk, Soutserh Dans,
Bsnk If Nashville.
The other Free Bank s1cep. the Exchsoge Bank,
have made DO report 20 the COMMITTEES snd they IN
mske DO stsement a. presen. ss to their c'ndtion'
TIE Committee are unaole 20 give any ini''mN'ph
c1pceruitg the Exchange Bsns, furtner than u ssy
that II ssd bsnk has soy bocds on deoos't at pes
ert We have been unable 70 ind them. We fod that
j. T. Dunsp, prestn, Controller, received tom tue
former Controller ninety bonds Tor u oVo eac9
which were on deposit by said bank, watch bonds
have since been wthGrsxn by the bank sufrenferng
ard having burned her rotes 10 thst amount. we
also ind upon counting the oonds COW on deposit Dv
the several Free Banks. ths, none have oeen lost
since they were received snd receipted for by The
pre- seDt Controller"
The MurfrecsJoro Telegraph where the Exchange
Bank is located ssys;
"They che notes Of this bank are not taken in this
CT AZ ell in p 'yme OF debts nor Tor any Sind OF
m rcbsndise. We learn toa, Sl23U OF the S,a.e
Dor DE- DIP sitcd by the Exchange Bank in the Con-
.roler's Office missing. Il is the opinion OF many
ttat the STATE will be responsible for the missing
bonds. Such being the csse persons holdiog tue
notes will not sustain very " loss but may have
10 undergo cops Jerabe g cation before eslZing any
thing for them. We would sdvise our readers hodIog
the notes not 70 make too heavy sacrhce on theHl
Hold on and visit for fu her Developments Those Of
our fren L. who for subscription are requested
20 - nd Us none OF Them
"P S.-Since writing the above we have received
further advices from Nashville confirming the above
in regard TO the amount Of mssi' g bonds. worry
l.yee amount of the of the Exchange Bank were
in circulation in this region, and this Is heavy ca
lsmty, and will produce d vast amount OF pecuniary
Distress
The Nen-Orleags Data says:
The financial storm in the affairs of the Jackson
Railroad predicted by James Robb and others, seems
about bursting. Peabody & Co., London, are hurting
TIE first hunderbot. Ths is to say, suit W - nsttu
ted Yesterday in the Fourth District Cocrt, oy Geo.
Peabody through their attorneys, Messrl. Singleton
Clsck, esinst the Railroad for sting bills OF
exchange to the amount OF over S2OOOUO.
From the Piedyune 2Sc.
TIE Bank statement for the week ending May -,
shows eight increase 10 every dep irtment the exact
changes, as compareiwlth ast week. being asfollows
Decrease in Shor. Loans. 500 %
Decrease IN Specie 6tuo
Decrease IN CncualOD ~
Decrease IN Deposits lut<z
Decrease In Distant basnces. 1890
fnc-esse IN Deposits proper o<~o
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
Of Exchange held by the various banks aud alec the
sums due to distant banks, compared with last
week, the latter being comprised in the table of
deposits, as shown above: