, 1864-10-05

Another meeting Of the citizens Of the Second
Ward was held last evening At Mlraeoiefa Ac1d-
ezny. No. ~ Wabash AVENUE Chsraes II. Hsm
wnS plsced in the chaff. and Benjamin. F. Gayton
acting 6tEretary. The uoeet!nx was unusually
fnnd amounting to over fifeeen hnndred dolass
were received. On motion. the Secretary vas 10
st1uc:ed ID give notice u ths p3peTs that Al per
pig the ean to-day will have their names publish
cd in the city papers to morrow.
The Secretary roay be fouEd at No. SO Clark.
There is ftl due some 81. GOO which ha. to be
provided for Immediately. .
The meeting adjourned to meet again this
evening. --
The parsgzsph IN our paper Yesterday relating to
sc1ptlon Of ten dorart, a'teE having been applied
vas DOT correct BE did not take back bis original
t0hscHpHon-
All OF the drafted men Of the Ninth Ward who
have not pretented themselves for examination,
sse requested tc report without fai A. the Office Of
oi Randolph md Lssalle streets. 1T " O'Clock,
Wednesday morning. October 5th. It is very I'M
po,1ant that every man interested in this cali be On
Of lie Ninth Ward conm1ttee. " o'
TENTH WARD.
1t = meeting Of the citizens Of the Tenth. II ard
1ceo'utton WIS adopted to appoint committee Of
4Wt QLY" one 10 EANFAH1 kGe H4Eu.
The following gent emcn were ee1ected: Joseph
1aree, 9to. Miller, I. ueintz. F. E Farer, WI.
Finley, l. l. Fore:t 3; Ha*u1es: John I, Fa!el-
sen sen:on a. sn.n. WI W. % soe w d7oss g. ss
| N. McCauley, J. D. Eastc1, JAe. McGrs1, Geo.
! Whitbeck, Nj. Lelch,enberger.
+ ELEVENTH WARD,
A large meeting Of the citizens Of the Eleventh
| r. s. Fitch N The Chair 4 considerable fniorm1l
toe prevailing opinion among those pfessnt, VA
@ III &c sss' VII Rosoas: aas aa I'd
ihe cornty loan. G. i. nccoin1ck TOOK $l,ooo In
There VII! be MEETING Of the citizens Of the
WardIa1 No. 113 Mlwaukee avenue this evening lat
7x-o'clock. Al are requested TO attend.
E1aHTH WARD.
The collectors of the snb-diatricts OF the Eighth
Ward, appointed at recent meeting: are request
ed to attend the Ward meeting TO be held thls
evening at George Hooks saloon. on Blue Islaud
Avenue, and report their action and tnccese. >.
Twelfth WARD.
All drafted citizens Of the. Twelfth Ward are
aucsted to sppear at o'clock this morning at
Duehler's Hail. No. s4s Milwaukee avenue for ex-
animation. -..lE
The late ". r. IN. 1ns. Go.
Yesterday wc published the statement OF NJ
Woodwork, President OF the broken Western Ma
rine &c. Bank purro:ting to describe the cause Of
The failure Of The concetn hut 1t rather added to
The da,lmeee than cast light on the sdtt.ct.
It must be conferred that 1t il Il
curious statement The discrepancy Of $4,000
on 1he aeeount' IL avery singular one. That New
York correspondent must be very careless book
kseper to make tuch entries. About the frat OF
June. 1854, the hank had 4 credit IN Nav York Of
soU!1 l 4aa iouna to - Be % oTcrdrsxn 9s5on. " Whst
hae become Of the So, ,00of Who has got 1T Hae
tie New York correspondent proven fatsnlcss End
Frsiu gambling, or like scripture riches, hss It
taken unto itself vings apd flown aW1I! Il i
any wonder there wks a.AIm amenG r. aepesao!.,
New York account?. The bank had considerable
depoetts. Whit has become Of them? How were
S ' ossa Nhen nj osnsd
ret thst The President Of The 'bank" h.. been 80
reuceut on these points; We oeae7e ~ NJ s,sss
nM nj be sssss dta Win his explanation respect
ine tha 18th Ward bounty iund. TINT money mo-. va
Ieelsed Dy .o%9 9 rss dsy lie sneE rhst ths
bsnk vas bns,t; that The ast1gnnent pspsrs Wsse s
berg prepared, ard that "eaia no. o25ad IN ~
% drenmstanees. What was doae With the %99nsys 9
Vas ii but into The as.iGnmentf L 20, dld rot
rome OF the officers know thata ctoel sHiua.e ~
being perpeuasedY Did 1t not occur 70 them tufi
If the wae OF their hank were forty iest taick Or
granite they would not be atrons enough 10 rstaA
that volunteer 1und obtained under faea el1cnm
| tente tha Instincts Of humanity ought to rave
warned them. It ts due to the conn1ottf. Is
one to the honnt and lair name Of Mes5rt. Woa'
worth and Trtts- TO inform the peop't who II WAS
that took the SOLDIERS fund ttef the affair @as, ii
fAc*p hefrGCs, ard tt3ed 10 keen It. II no Ec-
gntty was intended why wos not the money
tfon ply handed over 10 the Committee IN The
| rnoEDing2 The whole transaction looks bad ard
| needs Rxplsuauon, for the enke Of the good name
| OF thofe whom the citizens h1ve believed to be
| honorable, upright men.
The BANK PlN1c-TuE Run OrER.-The adyic
given in ahe columns Of the TRBrNk during tn !.
past two or three days, has been needed, and the
| panic Is over The bahkere yesterday reported
| the money market much eaeiet, and in week,
furtht4t commerce will resume tg ueual chsnnels'
The banks have been tried, and with three e1cep.
tors, rot found wanting, This may BE- attributed
almoet entirely to the fact ofour hsytng done a~ag
with the red.do9, 5aller-dog currency, which IN
former ye.rs suttcd the West and the Substitution
OF 3 genuine carcnlstng medium, founded on tue
credit OF the National Government, and ne sotlahle
| n par from name to Oregon Had We besn pos
stesed OF an Eastern currency for circulating ne
dtuu, theta II 20 knowing bow lar the p1rlc
might have spread. 1t might have G~ept the who
country into commercial distress etnllae to the
c1ttis of 1851 Bet the people hsre every faith in
| the grtenbac3e, end will taEe nothing else.
| This little panic hse most asaufedlJ etlenced
| those croskef@ who were opposed to the policy
the TKiBuNE in relation to the exclue,nu at al
currency except that founded on the credit Of The
| Union.