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This state does injustice to Mr. Gamble the proprietor of the house question and justice to the com mittee. refacts in the case should satisfy the gentle man making complaint, and secure retraction. They are as follow A few days previously to the of the Fair, the gen leman in question wrote to Mr. Gamble, to him requesting the best his room in for house him. with injunction that no person beside himsel should be allo wed enter to it. had Mr that Before G. ceived large number of cations for rooms. and plainly his in house room saw would be fully occupied. The question the best, was sufficient large ly to two hich for persons beds, each. could of guests at the ordinary price dollars sixteen dollars per day But, accomme ntleman. he offered to give the him exclusive dollars thereby rificing six dolla a day not only but disqualifying him. accommo dating seven other guests who wanted lodgings When these facts known and when it is remem bered that Auburn village, com paratively and that every room in barn. bed, hay every mow,garret.cella hasbeen in requisition have been who for lodging the beings here for the past every person who knows to Gamble and his and desire please rather casion date all his friends to praise than censure him mono to (men polize comforts. they should be will for such monopolies, especially when enjoyed the expens of others. State Cons stutional Convention SATURDAY, Sept. 19.-Mr. ALLEN presented memorial from citizens of York in relation to the persona stockh of Re rporated liability companies. ferred. Mr. resolution. Young that address tee be appointed to the people, the at be published Mr. the session. Table. Stetson offered that the first article reported by the finance amittee the amen dments thereto. the to at be noon that and reported to-day of the member be any speech conon any roposition, lain 15 moved fined to Monday and the of Stetson Mr. Lost, noon. agreed Mr. Kingsley moved that the hold session Mr Baker afternoon. this that Carrie moved evening at sessions, commencing be o'clock. held, half-past of devoted be consid to the that of the deration report they the commi ittee on the rights and privileges of the citize the of was amet last clause lost, part and The that dment for of was adopted. it providing invention then went into committee on the report on the finances, &c. The question being on the amendr of Mr Stow as before published The amendment was rejected Mr Worden moved the following as substi tute for the first four section of the report at legislature after thret this constitu The shall law effect in by the provide manner tion takes here in provided for the sinking fund pay the canal debt and the general fund debt of this State and the interest on such for such purposes for the of 1st after of years ten January period $1,500,000 from 1st and after the the of ry 1857, 2,000,000 until such debts and interes are fully that each rate in fiscal at short year,and fora shall, paid, the tolls after and of from State the period, er of colle otion. and the expenses dence paying to such be and set fund for apart sinking repairs pledged debts such such interest of in ment manner and the that the prefe erences and pledge es in favor of the credit shall be and State con Afthis tors said to the sums, aforesaid sinking supply applying shall be net the revenues paid ning funds,there said $200,000 the of canals into the and tolls ally The this State and net of treasury tolls o the canals shall be approp and applied or of the of enlargement the completion the Erie canal. and the completion of the other unfinish State of the canals ed Mr Loomis offered the followin as an amendment to the first section of the report, after str. iking out the first six lines thereof After paying the expenses of collection, superintenshall there and be or repairs, dence appropriated of out the the setapart State canals i and on the first of June, comme 1946, each the year, first 00,000 until June. 1855, and from that of in $1,700,000 each time sum as year, sinking interest, the &c. to fund pay Mr. Bouck sent up proposition which appropriates to the extinguishment of the canal debt, $325, 000 to the extingu ishment of the fund debt and $172,000 to defray the expense of the State government: the balance to be appropriated to internal improvements. Various other propositions were sent up, but not read, and rose committee then and reported the article the iments proposed.t to the Convention. The second referred to committe No. the of report same commit tee of the whole, was reported to the Convention The proceeded laid on the table then to consider section first of the report of the committee, Mr amend moved Stow to which out striking words in Italics and inserting those in brackets, so that read would it After paying the expenses of collection superinndence and ordina repairs, $1 500.000 of the revenues of the State canals shall in each fiscal year, and at that commend horter the for rate first on of period, day June one thousand eight hundred and forty-six, be set apart as a sinking fund, to pay the interest and redeem the principal of that part of the State debt called at and time the include debt, existed aforesaid three hundred thousand dollar then to be borrowed, [the State debt until the first day of July 1856, after which $2,000,000 of said revenues shall continue to be applied until the same shall be or set apart annually) wholly paid;and the principal and income of the said sinking fund shall be sacredly applied to that purpose This proposition, at the request of Mr. Bouck, was withdrawn, in order to enable him to get a vote on his proposition, as an amendment to that Mr. Looming Bouck then and of Mr. taken The dis proposition up cussed. In the course ot the debate, Mr Angel brought forward his amendment: but before taking any question, the Convention took recess AFTERNOON The discussion of Mr. Bouck's amendment to Mr. Loomis proposition discussed by Messrs.Marvin. hatfield Hoffman, Bouck, Cambreling Worden, Tilden, W Taylor, Murphy Waterbury, terson, Perkins and Loomis, when Mr Bruce offered resolution terminating debate on the article and all the pending propositions on Monday at 12 M Pending this question the Convention adjourned. Important Decision North American Trust and Banking Com apany McCoun Chancello that We understand of the case this norning will decide bet ore Trust Case, ates argued the is This Yates. im this are the case raised In since. about him year portant questions, to the power of the banks. under tiable issue to law, paper the banking general able time, and to assign the assets of the bank to still m and such the of payment paper; the cure whether parties question. such olding paper, portant can thereon, ny have Avanced money claim, having creditors, against the fund in the hands of the gene receiver either for the nominal amount of the paper, or for the paid money The officers the North American Trust and Bank ing Company, issued the following post notes in 1840 and 1350 bonds, for £250 sterling each, dated Feb. 1940, payable to Walter ead. cashier or his assigns with interest. Feb 1845. at the banking house of Palmers Mackillop, Dent Co., Londo Amount of these 1350 bonds (secured by million and first half mil $1,500,000 00 lion trusts) 450 bonds £250 each. dated Feb 1840. payable to Walter Mead, cashier, or his assigns, with interest, Feb. 1847 at the bank ing house of Palmers Mackillop Dent Co., London Amount of these 450 bonds (se 500,000 00 cured by the second half million trust) 80 notes (called certificates) dated in London, Aug. 1840 payable to bearer Sept.1, 1841. and amounting to (secured by State 266,666 66 stocks 8 post notes, dated Nov. 30. 1840, able to William R Cooke, the teller, order. at the interest with anking 1841, Dec. house of Palmers, Mackillop Dent London Amount these notes (secured 212,000 00 by the Blatchford and Murray Trust) 800 post notes, dated Dec 15 1840. payable to Elam H. Gibbs clerk, or order. an. 1842, at the banking house in New York with interest. Amount of these 800 post 600,000 notes (secured by the Yates Trust) $3,078,666 Total amount To secure the above post notes, the officers ofthebank assigned bonds and mortgages (given for capital stock the Company) to trustees, amounting to $4,000,000, follows $1,326,875 19 Million Trust 616,413 34 First half Million Trust 800,228 80 Second hal Million Trust 327,000 Blatchford & Murray Trust 1,090,599 20 Yates Trust. $4,161,116 53 These bonds and mortgages are now in the hands of John Palmer, Esq. the President of the Merchant Bank, and Abijah Mann Jr. Esq as special receivers (ap. pointed by the Chancellor) to hold the same and the pro-
