The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-13

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v vr INVOLVE ssS ss s :. he ssst A The sss
Of these interviews ana combinations and cosnsAnt
Of tbe condition Of the bank, were Mr.. William L.
Ss uSe ~. 6. w. Boistsr Jr, and Mr. Oscar hing,
directors; Mt. L. p. Bayns, Of Bayne Co., Bstmore;
Mr. Huntington, cashier Of the First National Bank Mr.
Frisse assistant cashier OF the National Bank Of the
Metropolis and Lieutenant Colonel E. E. Pauldng pay
master, United States Army.
After stating these 10 show how far the true
dton Of the bank known on the Goth day OF April
It remains for 70 give list OF the dep0sitors Of the
government and discussing officers and agents funds
that date until the final suspension of the bank
Thursday the Sd OF May instant and the amouDts de-
posted by them respectively
May deposited by BrgadIer General Rob-
inson, 70 his own credit $4,000 90
May 3-Deposited by BrGadier General Rob
inson, 10 the credit Of the Treasurer OF the
United States, the same having been drawn
from the bank :............. 5A25s %
dian Affairs :....................... slse 50
April 2s-D n Cooley. .................... 4o74 90
April 26-D N. Cooley $500. 100 II
April 27-Thomas s. Hobbs, Disbursing Clerk
Of the Treasury Department. ........... Is 400 90
Paymastor. zoo 600 90
Paymas.er. ...:..................... 10000 90
Special Agent. ........................ 1884 "a
April 2l-E B. Omstead. .................. 5000 90
or the $500 900 thus transferred to the bank by Lieu
tenant Colonel Pauding the 21st Of April, $4,000
was transferred 70 Bayne Il Co. in the manner follow
ing, vizPaced 10 their credit with Scott Capron Co.
in New York, by the First National Bank further
sum Of $4,000 was placed TO their credit with Hoyt
Anthony, Douglas Co., by the said First National
Bank. check on New York, drawn by the First
National Bank, was placed in the hands OF Mr.
Oscar King for Bayne Co.. which check was duly de :
livered. The remaining $4,000 OF the $500, 900 was
paid the Merchants National Bank In currency,
$50 900 Of which used TO make good certain checks
ing total OF $3.50 600 virtually paid 70 that house The
balance It rs alleged by the officers Of the bank,
used paying checks in the regular Of business
The next liability to be noticed Ia given in the state
ment "loansn SIZE, 900. These loans have been
made from two banks one In New York and one in
Washington TO their repayment the bills
cevabe of the bank said by the officers 70 have been
used coateras to the amount OF SHE'S 49, Ihave
been able verify the existence Of these absent bills
ceivabe the amount OF about SIG 600 only these
notes are all paid collected 1t WILL without taking the
interest into consideration leave the Of $S4 52S
available to meet other liabilities
To individual depostors there Ia due according 10 the
statement the sum OF $3S, $40 SO. This amount may
be somewhat varied Careful examination OF these
counts being made in comparison with the depositors
books which will be reported hereafter and finally the
indebtedness of this bank other banks and bankers
constitutes liability for which there special secu-
rty 1t gwen the statement at sos 872 60 As before
stated this is liable " be materially changed and
can only be finally determined after adjustment OF
accounts between the parties Any change that may be
made in IL will naturally increase it rather than dimn-