New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

D.. slcitsye OF ,pecie G6y7,as 6is75&6 81 400 iS2
Thompsoas Bank. No.e Reporter gives the annexed
bank items
"BTauches Of the State Bank of Iowa have been
organized in the following localities: Muscatine, Du-
buque. keokuk, Oskaloosa, Mount Pleasant, Daven-
| port Iowa City and Des Moines.
"The Essex County Bank, Newark, y. j. has beea
fully organized, with Joseph Ward, President, and
Chas. ). Graham, Cashier, and commences business
or the lst Of January.
'The Toga County Bank has a. last fallen into the
hands of responsible and prudent parties, and We
give it the usual quotation for Western Pennsylyenis
! morey.
"The time for presenting the notes of the Hatters'
Bank Connecticut to the Receivers, expires on the
! 10th inst.
The time for presenting the notes Of the Woodbury.
| bank expires on the lst January Thompson n
Brother are paying 70 cents on the dollar 1t has
been the practice in Connecticut to shut out all notes
not presented in time"
| The war with England and France" dispatch To
one of the morning pspers which used few days
since to depress the Stock market s thus disposed OF
| by Tile Washington Star
1.-THE story of the joint notification Of France and
England TO this Government is made of whole cloth.
On the contrary have every reason To feel assured
that Count Walewski has formally assured Mr.. Mason,
III Paris, that he had refused to Belly upon the
subject of his alleged scheme and grant from NicGra.
gna; and thst tie French Minister Of State, under
whose supervision the affair would come were the Gov
eminent of Napoleon ILL., TO entertain b. proposition,
also declined peiemptoriIy to consider the subject.
Judge Park has made his decision in relation to the
Merchants Exchange Bank Of Bridgeport, CT. The
notes Of the bank in the receivers hands some $3 OO0
are to be paid in full. About $1,000 in these bills is
still outstanding; Go R cent will be paid other
claims.
H. the United States Circuit Court at Cincinnati on
Monday Mr. KiIbreath, appointed receiver in the
of Bell & Grant the Ohio Life and Trust Company,
submitted his report to the Court and through Mr..
n. c. Mclean, moved tina, rule issue against Rich
ard Mathers, Sheriff of Hamilton County; Samuel j.
Broadwell, Samuel Fosdick, John G. Wright George
Crawford, Clement Dletuch, Charles Stetson ami
Abram NJ. Taylor, assignees of the Company, and +.
G.. BurkaIn, John H. Groesbeck and w. G. W. Gano,
bankers, to show why they should not be at
tached for contempt.
The Ner- Orleans Picayune of the 9th says:
"The merket, both for foreign and domestic Ex-
charge has exhibited declining tendency this week
Clear Sterling has dropped TO 1917 1881 the latter
being now considered an outside figure. Bl-oflading
drafts have been negotiated at lW dlWI Francs
have given way, and may be quoted at 81. 2Si a
Of. %; considerable sales Of good at the ex-
ireme figure. Sixty.day bills on NewYork have been
in better request than any other description Of Ex
change, Al rate of Il G2s e cent discount. Sight
was dealt in 10 some extent yesterday at II y cent
discount, but the market If anything IL little riner
to-day-say lall. Short sight, Il al.. The Banks
have checked at a T.
HoosAc TUSsEL.-We learn from The North adams
Tr0Rscrpt that the Troy and Greenfield Railroad be-
tween North ADAMS and Troy is entirely finished with
the exception Of mile of the road just this side of
Eagle bridge which forms the junction at the New
York State line.