New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

to the West and have been doing for the past 81,
that the Government should Issue great many q
% and :; bills Now tOay We hsvS several
to pay the police 100000 and Just from the scarcity
money OF the lesser denominations, we find dinicuty
RWhat do you think Of the action Of Secretary Bout
WELT
At was very opportune. Every onsi pleased with
his action. He rescued US just in time,
R-Were you surprised at the distressf d, .
4.-No; the crisis than we expected, and
was preciptated by the gamblers 1t was planned and
for that reason It Was criminal don't think the man
who out in the street in the heat Of excitement and
who deliberately explodes powder mill which destroys
hundreds Of firms. This what the clques have DONE
R-Do you think money is lost or destroyedf
A.-Noi and to prove that can mention an instance
This bank had six hundred and fifty thousand dollars In
bills to the amount OF four hundred thousand It was
then sent West and into the army When converted INTO
and now we have got all IN except seven thousand and
money Is not lost The trouble there is too little small
currency
SMITH, GOULD, MARTIN & co.
Now that the storm is over the house OF
Smith, Could Martin e. Co. seems to stand before the
public in better light. Tho feeling toward it has been
considerably changed. Sacrifices and accommodations
have been made by them which the street reluctantly ac
knowledge, and many men, says, are ashamed
them. Had the arm acccded to the exaggerated
spread would have been tho ruin. They were linked
either side the other, with nearly every gold
just demands would have been the means OF deprvng
many OF what really theirs. ITO do this" said Mr..
Smith, we have been Obliged to protect ourselves ny
force. enoln others from selling what not their
own, and there VIII be tme not now, when men will
thank us for the part we played"
MORE ACTIONS AND ATTACHMENTS.
Mr.. Orlando w. Joslyn, broker doing bust
at No IS Broadst, filed, yesterday at the County
Clerks Office two notices of Tendencies Of actions against
James Fisk, jr Jay Gould, Henry N Smith, Henry III.
Martin, James b. Bach, william Heath, James NJ Ellis,
Of the persons In refusing to receive the
of 100000 and $4,000 In gold coin, which they
had agreed TO take OF Mr. Josyn at 6O the gold to DO
delivered the 25h ut Tho actions brought IN tho
Court Of Common Pleas Messrs. James Belts Metealf
and Joseph r. Flanders the plaintiffs attorneys BY
the failure Of Messrs Fisk Could and the other defend
ants named above, to fulfill thor contract Mr., Josyn
claims have sustained losses OF t7000O and $4,000,
respectively on the 81 900 and sj000 sold TO defend
ants. writ Of attachment was granted against me
operahouses and other property OF the In tho
City OF New York. The warrant was Issued at the extra
ordinarily early hour OF a. H., and was at promptly
placed in the hands Of the Sheriff for execution.
THE WRONG KING.
Through the inadvertance OF our law reporter,
Mr. John King broker in naval stores and general mer
chandise at No. l Maiden Lane, made to appear In
THE TRIBUNE yesterday having been arragned before
u g. Commissioner Stilwel charge Of selling lottery
tickets John King OF Greenest the accused but
he Is distinct from Mr. King or Maiden Lane,
who well known to many merchants as long engaged
In the business stated above, ana III no way conhecleu
with the lottery trade.
THE INJUNCTIoNs.
Walter Il. Palmer agt. Cox and others-E N
Willard ngt Cox and othersThe argument OF the orders
cause these why the injunctlons tying
up the Stock and Gold Boards from setting last weeks
transactions should not Do continued over was adjourned
Tuesday next