Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-22
THE SITUATION IN WASHINGTON.
THE STORm ABOUT OVER,
A Better and Moro Hopeful Feeling

- uAu noEc AlSRtIuA EeShhuS
The excitement in this city, osc asioned by the
Suspension u Jay Csshs . Co., aad other nrps
in New York, PhiiAdstph.A sad elsewhere, 10
ssbading. A sssssr hsii,G d ss9naing 10 pre-
vail, and the senseisss run On few Of our banks
is about over. There Is q marksd selm and
quiet on 18th street, and THAT Aoroughfsr.
Slows even lese hustle sDd 2cti viz than IL dii
previous 10 the financial ossbles. Oar people
have evidently come TO the seAei ssisa ~ calml,
await eveB0, hoping for the best yet prepared
tor ~, the wsa me general interest now center.
Philadelphia, which to-day is Of very favor
able charaster.
EX-GOVERNOR COOKE
eft for Philadelphia last night 70 confer with
the officers Of the parent house in that city
The firm Of Jay Cooke d Co., in this city, still
ical force is sanpIsyed in adju.tSs tls sssoant
Of the firm. 1t is probable that the exact con
dition OF the hosse here will be presented in ths
statement which is expected to be issued by IN,
Philadelphia house to-day.
PRESIDENT GRANT
arrived in thi. city on the early morning train.
Between and 10 O'Clock .. m. he called at the
Treasury department and had an interview
with Hs8snry RicAards0 Il upwards Of three
quarters n an hosr asaAtisn. The Sss alton q!
that time rsnsinsd as6aaq ed, altAosgh the
Secretary had baen "a yissd HEat the banks or
New York city had ssspeaded currency pay.
ments and were issuing certified checks. This
he thought was a wise measure on their part
He also received Information that bonds wer,
being offered for sale quite freely at the As
sistant Treasury in New York city.
WHERE THE MONEY To BUY BONDS is COMING
FROM.
There will be a icient amount OF currency
in New York tomorrow belonging 10 the gov
eminent to buy all the bonds that may be offer
ed. The Secretary Of the Treasury has all that
| ia and will l0Ok ont hat tf1ara lie
enough in the hande of the Assistant Treasurer
to buy everything in the shape Of government
6onas tsat are Pre- sor sale Judge Reh
ment does its duty within the law and he knows
exactly where to get all the funds that
necessary, but does not intimate word about
the much talked Of legal tender reserve fur
nishing part Of the money to 60 to the Assis
tant Treasurer at New York.
THR U. g. NAVY FUND IN LONDON.
The Secretary Of the Treasury emphatically
denies the statement that the navy account
fund Of the United States has been transferred
loch & Co., in London. There is no intention
OF making such Q transfer.
THE PRRRDhKN's BANK.
Unusual quiet prevails at this bank to-day
The reporter Of TEE STAR was in the institution
upwards Of half an holr and not I've Aepoatur
called for settlement, although several made
deposits. No further run is anticipated. Mr.
Wilson, the caahier, who has been out OF the
city for several DAYS returned this morning He
assured oar reporter that they were in a firm
healthy, nnsnoial condition, and prepared fos
any contingency.
THE eHRNAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
On It'll street was In its normal condition OF
quiet prosperity daring the day. There were
no signs Of ran and the s6acers Il the bank
were engaged IN 6AxActing 0dr business o.
usual. Presideat HitE sAtcs that ON Frida,
| and Saturday last the deposits exceeded tbs
/ disbursezaenea, and that No bask has gained \
/ number e new depoa b 70 6ace the panic com
! menoed. Ba6AaM deposits en- be withdrawn
l by cheak 1t ~ -. ut aasoe1iaH to a rule
| Of the ba.k. ekAblishsd, when has ALWAYS bel
| observed, ether dspesftors are REQ lired TO give
| fourteen days notice before drawing. As q
| rule the Germans who constitute q majority OF
the depositors here, are less affected by such ex
elements than tho Americans, and In this
particular instance, the depositors, being guar
| anteed from loss by provision in the law which
| makes the directors personally responsible. feel
comparatively secure. The deposits here gen
orally range from 800 upward.
AT THE WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
this NOR ming q line Of perhaps 100 was formeo
| by the applicants for their money peiore
i O'Clock, but by noon nearly ~ had peen waived