Bank of the United States Report on 1841 Investigations
A Philadelphia Bank committee reports detailed findings from 1835 to 1841, outlining unapproved loans and settlements, heavy use of Bills Receivable, overseas agency costs in London, stock pledges, and large losses from active debt, with condemnations of executive actions and recommendations to reserve loaning to the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Lippincott
Moses Kempton
Charles Massey
Homas J’. Cope
Richard Willing
David Kirkpatrick
Edward Coles
Jamess. Newbold
John Bacon
George Sharswood
Board of Directors
Committee of Stockholders
Philadelphia
Bank United States
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia and
Germantown
United States
Bank of the United States
Congress
Committee of Exchange
Exchange Committee
Europe
England
France
London
Samuel Jaudon
Jaudon
Baring, Brothers & Company
Charles B. Jaudon
Holland
America
John Andrews
Joseph Cowperthwaite
Camden and Woodbury Railroad Co
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Co
Dauphin and Lycoming Coal Lands
Grand Gulf Railroad and Banking Co
Messrs
Bevan & Humphreys
Joseh Cabot
United States Bank
Thomas Dunlap
Wilder
James Martin
John R. New
Joseph Cabot
Lewis Waln
John Connell
Manuel Eyre
Richard Price
Lawrence Lewis
George Handy
Robert Taylor
Neff
Dunlap
Merchants’ Bank of
New Orleans
Insurance Bank of
Columbus
Georgia
Hamilton Bank
Baltimore
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co
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Nicholas Biddle
Mississippi
Michigan
Morris Canal and Banking Company
Michigan Canal
N. Biddle
J. Cowperthwaite
Joshua Lirrrincorr
Cuarles Massey
Epward Cotes
Joan Bacon
James 8
Newson
A French paper recounts a dramatic Gibraltar case and a killer’s confession
A letter from Gibraltar claims James Boxwell, a wealthy British merchant, was convicted of murdering his daughter on circumstantial evidence. On the way to execution, John Keats allegedly confessed to kidnapping and harming the girl to claim the pardon. The crowd learned the supposed killer died of terror as the rope slackened. Keats was then kept in custody amid public outrage. The tale includes Paris pickpocket feats and a note on John C. Calhoun’s 58th birthday in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibralter
James Boxwell
John Keats
Ohn Keats
Point du Carrousal
Seine
Edward
John C. Calhoun
Charleston
St. Patrick’s Day
Beavubent Currency Moves Spark Speculation
The Natchez Free Trader reports that on Saturday a ten dollar gold piece sold for 100 in Mississippi Railroad notes and on Monday a common Marseilles vest traded for 100 in notes of the Mississippi Shopping Company, signaling a retreat to continental quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Mississippi
Mississippi Shopping Company
Desperate Swain Vows to Drown in Despair
A despairing lover, in a fit of passion, proclaimed his firm determination to drown himself or perish in the attempt to win back his unrelenting beloved. The dramatic declaration reflects a dramatic moment in a troubled romance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oglethorpe and
Randolph Streets
Courts of Ordinary
Andrews
Lothers
Foreign Exchange Department
Cowperthwate
A. G. Jaudon
Baring
May Humphreys
Biddle & Humphreys
Liverpool
Messrs. Bevan & Humphreys
Southern
Bankers’ Commission
Messrs. Humphreys & Biddle
Committee of Directors
Republic of ‘Texas
James Hamilton
Biddle
Texas
Planters’ Bank of Mississippi
West Feliciana Bank
Germantown and
Norristown Railroad Co
Wilderan
VOL
George Suarswoop, Sec
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