New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. AUGUST D. lo'9'

~, Lns,ie,n slsvsuxnss d,,irs on. ~ h's chs''i-:
They e,uDd give no account o' hoS tory 'e'co'o
phisdelphi.. e1pect ths, they walsed al iae Say
nor, Msryl.nd with their mother, from whom taei
had been see d-ntilJ separated la the street lney
mad waud-red up add do.s for great rsT, o. day.
hungry sud tired ali aid ~ scco,t Whit man, ani
,ty al III. = own color. Finally, so-eicn,el anu
worn out they sat down IN the cnrb.t ne, wo"n, =
they were rons.d BY friendly bsnt "ao qir'-
TUNED them aud learned the fer going facts. lie
took them to a m,ns ger OF thc UDderg g'ouad' "ho
bad The cbst'-l. Card far for IN" night lnt'bdlhs
to give thea, through tickets for The n"fthefh Vd'
p.xt morbisg. b. strange c"incldeoce. the mss
i. o uoiher bad m, steriopsly found her way Ia
apotb-r manager who lived i~O T'.-s from the
first. 60 the wsr dering tho were un'ed The same
peht. a-d next day we're put through On The hgn'-
blDg line.
There il A noticeable feverishnessin in business anf
hn.ucial circles, as II something disastrous " ere
ahead The bal IA are shortening. commerc'h
psp-r il sold - higher discount, and mOasy IL
,t.adily hardening The holders of big piles Of
fancy stocks are being bea b, the money leaders,
with strong prospect Of the blood continuing 70
f,y for ,ou. une to come. TIE losses on Read
inc Railnusd -.0ck bsse been frightiu Parties are
carving thousands OF shares AZ ~, which cost
them 2--tha banks, IN some cases, coming TO the
aid of The sufferers. The fever-h expectation OF
some imperdI disaster. wnlch seems u nave
3.
he dispatch came over Your wires about the great
B,den lottery swindle; for the same morning one
of one papers printed q paragraph OF the oLie'es.
Kind stating that there we're ruInors of dlfhcuity
in ous of our priocipal bsnks, originating IN some
irregularities N the cashiers accounts. IL added
tha, the ca.hier had been suspended; aud then
csme the old and sell-sbown assurance that parties
intere.t.d needn't BE- alarmed "a everything ~ss
sat.. and nobod, would lose. The puolc b,ing ripe
api- her ~ hs
fever Of excitement through the streets every
msn inqulrii z what bank was meant, when
cashier IL was. &c. 10 very short tne the
bank was named, the cashier identified, aud then
fp wed sll sorts Of specuatODs IS Ia toe cause oi
the trouble and predictions as 70 WHAT would DC
tue result. TIE telegraph had told us OF the four
teen millions swnole in your city, but here was
another at our own door, not SO respectable IN
amount. il is true, bu, big enough to alarm every
buoy. So the story ran Till uear noon, when, no
conf nation appearing and the banks aud brokers'
all contradctrg it, it gradually died out. But the
symptoms developed while II was running fiom
mouth to mouth, were all indicative OF highly
feverish condition Of the publ, pulse. aorlout,
this uneasiDe.s TO a wide spread conviction that
Euro1e by her excessive shipments 10 our ports,
is sgain Going 10 break US. She has done IL over
and over again, and is now repeating the process.
Even the Locoioco papers see the breakers ahead'
pr,cct ruin. and beseech the foreigners not to
send so many goods, and there 1t ends with them.
The idea of forcing them to keep their trash at
home has never entered their minds. i. IS his
state OF things that haIdens money, by causing our
banks to tale in sail. They see new crisis CON
ing on. ard are squaring the yards for 1t. Com
mon sense rules them for once.
Two memoers Of the Democracy. who were sent
TO PRISON some months ago for cheating at the polls,
while acting as officers of the election, were last
week pardon.d out of jail. There seems to be no
suffic ent punishment for these electioo fraucs;
bur worse than all these two conyicts while still
in JAIL. were reelected by the Democracy to hll
positions as officers at the coming elections. Chest
ing at the polls seems to be Constitutional duty
with this party, whether it be In Kansas or IN
PbiIsdelpha.
There bas been false move made in the game
of mutual admiration between our chess pla,ers
ard Paul Morphy. Paul was long since invited to
cene here and be hopized, the which he accepted
With the depreciation usual on such occasions; but,
nevertheless, be did not come, and now Is most
reluctant compelled Ia decline coming at all.