New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28

and ntteO Crafty nom spot 70 eloC vi 'io
cursed ground where fate had engufed thm IN ruin max
Ing the scouc despite the crisp air audGthel bright sum-
81 sad a one rs wish to view.
'FiHl Sir py these hounds who, after buryng their
fangs in the flesh Of Others find themselves gored by
the bulls they have baed and gashed by the bears they
worried - said honest and earnest bystander to
another yesterday at noon. mo- Sir! Let em SWIVEL
and groan Spare your pity the honest merchants Of
EewYork who must suffer and have suffered by THE IN
fcrBal Wallst deyiltry. Let your
soul ache
NSr gRs%e h, how s sS, n ss.5 sS lake
Bach by she other
but nne don't when tbs raseally business was IN
copted there should have been ProvIdentia bomb.
shell thrown into this den Of thieves, to blow them all
into the bottomlcss pitt and when that didn't come tho
people Of New York should have sent vigilance COM
nIttee down here and hanged every mothers son Of
them, beginning with that archdeyil Fisk"
Large numbers of curiosity mOngers visited the scene
of conflict yesterda and also many people who have
more solid interest in the result. The former locked
for visible the latter came speculate or the
suits as but except those whose sub
stance is at stake in the crisis impending OYER The bust
ness community From the wel'wOrn Steps o. tie Stock
Exchange TO the doors of the baIE wherein 100000 OF
gold are tabled have been locked zap Saturday every
square inch of extrafoaneOus space was trOdden by n
uustivo visitors and the Deputy slerfs who
air their dyed moustacAes at the door Of No II Broads
were objects of singular attention. Some Of the unnl'
tiated took them for Walst bears-sOme deemed them
Walst bulls-while there doubt in the world that
the friends Of NessTs Smith, Could Martin Co, over
whose treasure they keep watch and ward regard them
rs septenary Of bores more honorable in the cut of
their breeches than in their observance of the rules of
pOliteness.
1t Is said that Peter b. Sweeney and VIM NJ Tweed
have removed or about to remove the city funds
from the Broadway Bank to the Tenth National Bank
Yesterdays SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
In the Cold Room a motley crowd thrOngcd
the gallery before the Board called to order they
amused themselves by throwing pellets Of paper into the
fountain on floor of the below and Joking over
the events Of the hour 1t easy to that they
were merely lockers on The Geographic instruments
licked furously, sending words Of comfort to some,
words OF TO many. Gathered in knots OF three
and four brokers with anxious faces discussed the pros
poets az the day, and berated the officers OF the
Gold EXoiance Bank as contributing 10 the gen
~ the delay in transactng business. In earnest
words me" gave vent 70 thonghts' ana one.
spenless rights said "lle HGHE a upon US, and
soyd ne wiped cut" Ihen from another person IN the
group 4oE are htt;e TO severe BOP Ihhk favor,
5isE las been lOHn by 1ccrS II tho bank, but can
Only tqa 'G %Sfy ms c 20 s1 19 bsve haf
niI ~; ~ ir and am RIM 70 dcatb wounded at
my office hunted at home, by men That only owe fifty
h6n y od gbaie n" The copyers9on coHfnsed
others Joined the group, and the majority condemned the
bank Everywhere the action OF the bank was severely
rIrised Men ala not hesitate &c charge the officers with
Inc fas ana loose bank" The Tenth National Bank
had weathercd awful storm. "Tew banks in this
city" said poIty geEem whose opinions seemed TO
that" "What do you think is the lesson Of the hour"
asked young man IRON enc OF TIE daily journals "A
good one: a good one Sir We have been working
fictitious strength Look at Of the railroad stocks
They have been watered at such rate that hardly
yesii-e Of security remains. The shares may be very
pretty photographic pictures 20 frame and hang up your
offce bur as security would abo9t Is soon n, lend
dollar on one OF The pictures IL HdPerS bcehty We nave
rot money enough to float such railroad stock" "We,
" makes very little difference any way" said who
strOkcd his hands and moved about restle-sly as
he spoke. " ~ makes very little d,hcrGnce
Is the social and morai condition OF thls city LOOK al
the rOgucs unpublished here IN this very street, men
fhug everything. send 70 Jail those prison birds who
take usurous interest aud help bring about such Wild
Eo oH may CIT a ipc m 5rT5i m voIe believe that
people high I'm power knew about this thing You can't
tell that men would 20 in this rug and drive up gold
unless they Eney that IN Wash"
"Ihg Board will come 10 order" said Townsend Cox
esq., the President Of the Board and tho conversation
ceased The brokers crowded in front u the rostrum
shout OF Mr. President" and the spnters flew the
fable g the gayel descended and each rap was accom-
nauied with tne word Order" The shouting ceased at
last, and then the President clearing his throat said
''Thc committee appointed to confer with the Gold Ex
change Bank are prepared to submit their report"
Tile Committee reported. among other things, First
Thursday aud that the Cold Exchange Bank should CON
nuc Co act they had commenced IN the work; Second
TO settle as far as possible all Fridays contracts among
wait vpou the Bank OF NcwYOrk and ask them to
Clearing House for todays transactions the hrs two
sections Of the report adopted unanimously, but
was taken the third and last debate
which postponed its fate for time The following
luton was Introduced and defeated
lSd Tb roucoinplnce with the regulations Gold BK
ehsuge Lk take TIE gold Of William Belien Co not
the suspension. 81 any member Of this room.
Again excited demand OF the members to be heard
ana the following notice was distributed through the
room:
SKv.YoRE GoLp EIcHASGE BasK,(
Nos 70 BROADWAY AND D EEwsT. n Y, sept d. 1863
DEAE SSs hasd ilcOsed you corrected statement The fol-
OSag statements q dealers have been rejected iroa the movement
GslFey Itatter Co, WIN. Beu Co. Zerega & Caves -
@cCl1re Co, r. H. Williams it, Co. Charles W Keen Co
iay. an settled by tts REGARDED a. failed r
purposes CLEARING You vii Immediately informed Of any &
iaer dehaEor your statement Yours respectfully
H. N. BESRDcr, President
The clasDor ceased and second resolution was offered
sSLfng that committee be appointed TO confer With i6e
Gold Exchange Bank and to seek another interview Tor
The purpose o. obtaining W. Belden Co.'s statement
eient that the committee should mako a copy them.
selves AgaIS @2gIy growlS came UP from the floor
A,hc words " thiOl," "sCOundrcl," and "abgcOnder"
often heard Yet the subject OF these remarks WAS
No, W. liam Belden outside the building In Newest
and WIS chatting gay with one OF the thousand
about the street " looking after things and lay
ing low" Sbcn the angry words had died away
again, the PresenS appOhted the following gen!Cmena
sOinnitte Of four TO wait the Gold Exchange Bank,
and obtain Relien's ,taten.ent f: Alcssrs e. ". Kecp
Adolf Keper, William 10 Ster. and Joseph Tucker. Mr.
Ellis OF the firm Of Vim. f. %Yenore o., read the fol-
:. sEwYoAK, Sept n, 1915.
SexSsESD Cox, ESQ President Gold Bo az
hereby gye uoce that any aud ~ Outstanding ranac'Qnsh
shch We have been engaged Ne Le account Of James
fk j. W. Heath Co. Smith Gould 4ttn Co; and that
Of S SE 81 sseh Transactions BY y@Gt Bosr ~ m We sSso'
Tins juncure gentleman stated Ii VI II the parties
VINO mad statements present to the Cola Nange Bank
s mako Insin out as the oheers desired V ""uiu al