, 1865-11-21

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The New York Hot3a. not vety good authority.
contntna the following:
"About <a5 OK, 400 Of nre per cent coupon legal
tender notex become duo on December L. report
has been circulated thst the Secretary Intends to
for stating that no loan Nil1 be broaehs upon the
market until after C0Dgrst 1ueets. and that the PAT.
ent of the 9oo Of dye Rer eent lesal tsndsr M
the new tfsus Of per ceut compound intcrest
notez, which can be done, In accordance with the
sye Is
Ind stamping them to bear interest eentannaal1y
from December lei"
The Philadelphia Inquirer, Of recent date,
contains tho following:
"a commendab]e effort fs nor making In this
city to enlist euterrststn. capitalists IN The taudab3e
and profitable work Of developing the ich resources
Of Keece rirtz md other portions Of Neyadn and
may be inferred nom The fnct that in etnglc month
E5a), ,0o0 was lccetved from the .tGould and CuHy"
n1ines, and that the sh1pmrnte Of 6u1lio1t alone,
reached $s57 70N. The wealth Of 1hls eecdo1 Of onf
country is incxharstlb1e. Bishop Simpson gives
glowing account OF his visit to the mines Of fera-
nense wealth. He Visited the 0phir mine, which,
with Ledge Of Gully t.su hundred feet Is realizing
ten thousand dollars per day1"
The Providence frtss, Of Friday, says the
Aquidneck Bank, Of Newport. Z. L, Ia a loser to
the amount Of come forty or my thousand dollars
through al unfortunate transaction Of oue Of its
officers. It appears That the change from sate to
national lank eaused winding mp Of the afGairs
Of the old Institution, when 1t was discovered that
some ten yaass ago, worthless check Tor $1,000
had been cashed. End that the party who presented
It, 60 far from refund1nE The money, 60 managed as
to obtain an additional loan. This t1usact1ou was
on the responsibility Of the bank officer alonc,
though making use Of the funds Of the bank. Har-
ing placed himself iu position Ehence It WAS din
cult to tecede without the loss 10 himself Of the
whole amount loaned, or placing himself in IN un-
favorable light before the directors, he waa thence
forth in 4 measure at The mercy OF his bnstness
friend, who. It eeepar, did moi hesitate to make use
Of The adyanlage thus gatned, till the amount Of
The loans hAd reached the asgrrg1te Of seventy
thousand dollars. The matter WAS all the Wttle
concealed from the directors, the Interest On the
entire amount, as 1t accrued, being paid teom his
own pocket. The hank. 1T appears, will not lose
more ttan ffty ihouEsnd dollars, md there wtn be
no hiudsaace whatever to tt1 regular busines.,
although the Stockholders wt 1t IL supposed. lose
about ene-haM The value Of their ahareH under The
old charter.
Ali Of the rebel States hare very serious trouble
in rzangtng their finances. telr debts arc large
and the aecnmulanous Of interest for fou. year.
emba7ate them while at tho came time thelr State
.evcnue systens are totally dixorganizea. In Ten
nessee for exnmpte, the accrued Indebtedness will
amount to dve millions Of dolla,1 before tho nex
rcu1ar meeting Of The Iestslaturc, Of which amount
about four millions is thrown upon the Sutf 2ov
erpment by the faIlusr Of railroad companies to pa,
the interest On the State bonds issued for tnci
benefit. AZ, however. It Il Thought that souae o
the companies NIL be ahle to meet their obligations
| and thus reduce the immediate Liabilities of tht
Stste to thar extent the Legislature will probabl.
f.ske srtsnf.taez,sx for fnainr the Intsse5t due