Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-07

WEDNESDAY EvEsIrs, Feb. O. lss,
No change has occurred recently Financial affairs Their
sim considerable demand for Money but the Banks are dis
counting beraIly the market much easier sspec
was anticipated aew weeks Exchange continues al
l9i1< pct premium With supply fully equal ts edeand
Uncuent Money has been quiet for Tsra days, with rather
light offerings Brokers. Bank Of America, FOR which
was No sale few days since quoted at so per
seunt Many descriptions Of uncuent Money taken az par
in business transactions
It'll rather singular that while Money pressure prevailing
IN England AID Frame and hgh cent charged,
in the great Money markets Of Hamburg Fanksrs and
sterdan the rate Of discount remains at ? cent
TENNESSEE BONDS
We referred yesterday the fact that the abstraction Of
large amount OF Bons from the Interior Department Wash
ngona considerable Portion OF which were Tennessee Bonds
had caused the recent depreciation Of our Bonds in New York
The New York hcessg Post attributes the decline another
That paper says in issue of the Sis. ult
The feature the list Of State stocks the fan ., can.
IN Tennessee Skies The report Of the finances Of the state pub
shed IN Tues bea1"g ost vas REGARDED unavorable
this figure tbore good demand, ~ askd Al he oss
The Ereing Post must be in to the cause Of the a.
cline The 'repor Of the finances Of the sate to which That
paper refers that transmitted to the HOUSE Of
tives by the Comptroller the 23a ut in response 10
nquiriug as to condition of the Treasury to meet
ing accrung engagements of the State The ft
Comptroller that the amount in the Treasury with the .v
due for 969 would be sufficient The inquiry was made far
the purpose sscenng whether it would be necessary topro
vide additional either by taxation Loan meet the
accrung expenses the staewhch con-
sderaby increased By he holding Of extra session Of the Leg
stature tie contingency Of State Conven,ion-sAd
PLY of the Comptroller satisfied the members of the Legislature
that there necessity for providing additional Two
days previously ION the 2lst OF january Mr. HARRIs chair
OF the Conme of Ways Means the Of Rep
resentsyes response Of inquiry as to
the condition Of the State Treasury that rom information re-
sary present the expenses The extra
ordinary expenses Of the present eonseque tupon
ing Legislature in session. assembling Of the
State Convention in next month, would be met by surplus
fund raised the act CT tbs last session OF the legislature The
Comptroller in his report Of October 1852 recommended the
reduction the State five the hundred dollars
worth Of property, and poI to twenty cents
of 1860 eves property and thirty
polls OF thirty forty per over and
what the Comptroller deemed sufficient ordi-
nary Disbursements This would provide the fer
the extraordinary expenses OF the State"
We have thus shown that the Treasury condition meet
the existing and accrung engagements Of the The Janu
airy interest Bonds promptly met be the July
whether State pay interest on the Bonds
portion Of hem loaned endorsed for Railroad Com
panies 90 that the fears alluded by the EUezg Post can
have existence in fact The facts alluded to by US yesterday
furnish the true solution Of in the price Of
Bonds Dealers say that when Of Bonds are put up
they cannotop to examine whether numbers correspond
with those advertised soen and hence tardness with
which they bid the depreciation hAI easued There need
fear whatever to the ability of State to meet her en-
ggmens they NATURE The interest we'll as the principal
Of her Bonds will be promptly met maturity
MISSOURI BANKS.
The Bank Commissioner Missouri makes the following az
egate statement OF the condition Of the Missouri Banks
with he three Branches the first of January by
their returns