New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
TIE BANK TROUBLES.
NO MORE FAILURES-EXAMINER CALENDER hC-
CCSED OF FRAUDULENTLT OBTAINING ST',OVU
TIE SUSPENDED BANKS.

NO MORE FAILUREs-ExAMINER CALLENDER Ac.
CUSED OF FRAUDULENTLY OBTAINING SU,OOO
TIE SUSPENDED BANKS.
Wall-st. was tranquil yesterday, the uneasi-
ness with regard the banks having apparently passed
away The feeling against Calender however increases
and much dissatisfaction is expressed with Controller
Hulburd for receiving his resignation, IA all believe
that he should be subjected to the extreme penalty OF
the law his gross abuse OF his official trust Calender
evidently knew that he would be obliged to abandon his
position for he met Controller Hulburd the morning
OF the latters arrival city with letter OF resen
tion. the contents OF which are not known, as IL was
taken to Washington. The following copy of an extract
from the Of the Ocean National Bank has been
furnished for publication:
Examined these sd 4th days Of October and found
correct, as herewith checked. A most gratifying anu
satisfactory progress evident IN all branches. Ehtro
will make the institution grand success and soon place
it among our sOundcst institutions.
CHAs CALENDER, National Bank Examiner
Mr. Tappcn, President OF the Gaatn National Bank,
who has been specially invited to investigate Caendcrs
connection with the Ocean National Bank, has found
checks drawn by Calender as follows:
Check dated Sept. 81 1871 on the National Shoe and
Check dated Oct 2 Is7 on the Central National Bank
Check dated Oct O. 1871, tho Third National Bank
ChecS dated Oct T. 1871 on the Unionsquare National
Bank for 10000.
This makes IA total Of $4,000 drawn banks in whieh
Cdcnder not only hud no money! 6H rt Uhich nc Wu
not ercn hare account 1t will be observed that when
he recorded the atterng Endorsement noticed above.
and dated the 4h OF October his spurious checks for
S2l 900 lay IN drawer All this money went to his
personal account in the bank which, notwithstanding
these spurious credits, is now ovcrdrawn $1,000
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock conference was held
between the committee appointed by the deposors of
the Ocean Bank and the Receiver appointed by the Gov
ernment authorities to attend to their interests The
Committee included as an adviser their the
President OF a Western bank. to whom the Ocean Ma
tona Bank indebted about S36OOO AS the bank has
among its assets large amount Of Western lands, they
ipsire TO receive the OF this gentleman their
valuation, if brought immediately In the market to
realize After investigation, the Committee have re-
an adjourned meeting Of the depOstOrs, to be held on
next Monday. The basis Of the report will probably be
as follows:
The assets Of the bank (inclung this city
The Of property required To pay depo'ios . l@o
H,ee.. on tn. .bor. e,im... 100000
Portage Canal estimated at 50 cents the dollar 6
ITe bssi property At Dey and Greeuwc estimated
has been offered for its pIoDery. 5000
% Boue1sr lotsthe bank h order buy St.. 1900
Committee have placed Their valuation at 5000
the West have been placed BY the sce Of the Western
Bank President, at $l1 per acre
The Committee have in this way endeavored to place
the assets of the bank at their market valuation and
have arrived at the conclusion that the dep0s0rs Will he
paid IN full The Receiver expects " pay dividend
within 80 days
At the Union-square National Bank Mr.. Bixby. Of
the officers, has prepared statement OF the financial
condition OF the bank for Receiver Beekman 1t Is not
complete but far at present ascerained. the liza
btcs amount to t3SSo5 S and the assets to 1927 2l &c.
OF the latter however $9.'S2 Is under protest.
Mr.. ALBION Man, the Receiver Of the Eighth National
Bank No. $50 Broadway Is at work preparing his state
for the dcpOstOrs but 1t will probably not DE ready
for several days There no new developments Of
interest yesterday.