, 1873-09-25
WASHINGTON,

hpetfaf Uhrafch to The Chtfn3o TrbHHe.
WARRINGTON, D. e., Sept. 24.-No information other
than III the rress dispatches had been received
up to tta evening by tho Secretary Of tho Treasury
regarding the report that tho Committoe OF Bank rrcs-
tlents In New York had requested President Grnnt and
Secretary Richardson to anticipate the payment Of tho
january Interest Government bonls. Tho Sccreary
would not 10 likely to comply with tho request
II tho 1nattcr were loft entirely to hI8
own Judgment, but tho President Is opt to
glYc ordera somewhat contrary to tic v1ews Of his
Financial Minister. prominent Federal Official re-
marked this afternoon that tho Wall street people, In
Guiding aomo OF those Dank Presidents, werc
LIKE LOT CHILDREN,
and don't Seem to know what they do want. THO Gov
ernment insereat Is payable in go aud it does not up
pear to be go!d hut currency, that is wanted to easc
&he money market
Inc London firm Of C1ews Habicht It Co., which
euSpended Today, Ia indebted 10 tho extent Of
ABOUT TWO HUNDRED TuouBAND DOLLARS
TO tue Government Of tho United 6tatca. uad their
aspcnsion occurred about wook 1ator the amount
~od hayo been about $780, 900 greater tho surpls
Of feos collected by tho United States Cona,ls In or
cess Of their Offices for the quarter ending Sept 20
would hayo been deposited with tho clearinghouse
referred to. Dispatches will 10 Immediately sont
to European Consnls directing them to mike their
usual quarterly deposits with some other concern.
D1BcoNoEHTED CONSUL.
Joseph p. Root, Minister to Chilli, ho s now in
for between 81 900 aud IS 900 due him Us salary, nnd
ho therenpon deposited with Jay Cooke 4: Co., tho
draft upon tho State Department for the Hamc receiving
IN return draft upon tho Now York house Of
coofe Co. Root WIS detained lore, aud, since thu
failure Of Jay Cooke Co.. he has bean trying to t4
dsce tho Federal authorities to glvo him the money to
which ho IL ertited The latter now have tho question
under a1viscmcnt, and tho probability is that Ms
Root will have to take hts chancca with tho rest Of
the depostors With Cooke Il Co.
Comptroller Knox has not and uil1 not give out fo1
publication The nanos Of any depoaitors In tho
SUSPENDED F1nsr NATIONAL BANK,
OF thia city, uo aays he has right to do 30, and
great Injury might be done to depostora by giving
publicity 10 their nnnea or tho amount Of their de
posiss thereby indicating the amount Of thor loss.
TIE sAv1HoB pANKs
here have resolved to take advantage OF the provision
Of law requiring uotice OF sixty days to bo given by
dcpostors Of their intention to Withdraw deposits.
THE BALTIMORE BANKS
have followed the example Of those in New York OF
pooling their assos aud issuing oan certificates repro
senting 95 per cent Of bills paynbc or other secrtca
Deposited by any bank, with q committee appointed
for tho purpose, which certificates shall be used In
settlements ut tho Cearing-uous aud received by
creditor banks. Tho arrangement ts not to
extend beyond tho list Of November uext the
certificates meantime oarng Per cent interest," This
action, though not believed to DO demanded By any
spccaf existing necessity, Ia deemed wise as pro.
cantonary measure, aud as Strengthening and con.
sodating their ability to accommodate the wants Of
business men.
Jay Cooke l. Co.'s interest In tho house Of
JAY cooKE M'ouLLoou 90.
amounts to onc-Quarser.
tn the Associattd F4ess.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Tho Freedmans Savings
Bank to-day determined that It will require sixty days,
notice from dcpositora Of their Intention to withdraw
money.