New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

the removal of the blocks IN negotiating foreign eh
Resore That we respectfully suggest TO the Secretary
of the Treasury the following plans for relief IA ts
medatey issued 20 banks and bankers, upon
gold has been placed on special oSpS 9,s
the Bank OF EDgapd 20 the credit OF the United sae
to be used solely In purchasing commercial p IIg.d
exchange second that the President OF ,ne
requested to order Immediate prepayment OF inc ou'
standing loan Of the United states due jan, 1874
The President OF the Exchange requested to send
the resolutions the President and to the Treasury De-
partment with the request for immediate answer.
This action was generally Endorsed by the members OF
the Exchange as fully providing the relief sought
call for a meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce, to
be held yesterday afternoon, extensively circulated
Tuesday. No meeting was held, however, az the n.y.
laws not complied with, and none OF the members
had received notices 1t stated that the majority OF the
members are opposed to holding special meeting Of
the Chamber, thinking that matters in WalEst are
mending themselves
THE MAYORS HINT TO woRKINGMEN.
Mayor HavemeyeT, In a conversation on W ed-
nesday, on the monetary crisis, said From the impru
dent management Of their affairs some prominent DahA
have been compelled 1t IS to be hoped temporarily
TO suspend the payment OF their maturing oDhgatlosi
and from the disrust thereby created many Intelligent
but weak persons having deposits in our monetary In
sttutions loans brokers' have taken the alarm ana
without reference the character of these institutions
or that OF their directors have demanded the immediate
payment Of such deposits and such loans matter Ih
the very nature Of things impossible, and which ought
10 be patent to every who has the least retenson
to knowledge OF his own business ITS relations 10
the business of the community Now the danger that
under panic this dstrust has created the deposors
in our savings banks following such eOwardly exam
pie may become alarmed the safety Of their own
hard earnings hnd resort general run upon them"
"Then you think that the depositOrs do not better
themselves by Withdrawing their money from the
banksf"
Certainly think So They never provide in advance
a safe way dispose of their When the money
is in the possession OF the depot0r he will realize the
folly his For just certainly as he receives u
and undertakes to find place for Ii, he Will nnd, aer
sleeping on the money dreaming of thieves and bur
night that the safest place 10 put III Is
the bank from which IL withdrawn, and that he
has paid the penalty of his simplicity by oreltug the
interest which bad accrued aud had not become paya
Bile, and has been forced TO commence the account
anew"
deal Justly by their depOstOrs IN ayaing themselves OF
their right to demand 80 days notice Of all Intention 10
draw money!
Certainly do For in so doing the banks protect
themselves, and prevent those depOstOrs who are
actuated by within and by want in demanding their
money from sacrificing their own property"
EVENING SCENES.
The crowd at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, last
evening was even smaller than on the previous even
ing and the oungers IN the corridors quiet and
listess There were groups discussing with eager
voice and ge the prospects OF rise In stocks and
the half dozen returned delegates from the Utica Con-
vention gathered near the door, listened TO with
more attention than the wisest prophet on Wast mat
ters Few heavy operators present aud the gen
era attitude was of weary waiting for whatever the
future might develop.