ALLENTOWN, Feb. Is, l846.
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ALLENTOWN, Feb. Is, l846.
Yesterday sent yeu copy Of Mr. Marks deposit
ton, taken before Commissioner Lanealt who is
appointed by the Legislature to investigate the LIE.
high County Bank. l have since obtained the
100000 dollar receipt, mentioned in the close Of
Mr. Marks affidavit.


Received, New York November llth, 1874, Of Moses
Beach, the sum of hundred thousand dollars, in
full for account Of subscription by him and others the
caFital stock of the Lehgh County Bank, at Allentown,
100000 JOHN WAGNER, President


Of the Lehigh County Bank.


A. BEACH, Cashier ofthe


Lehigh County Bank.
Tuesday, OF this week. In the evening Mr.. Beach
proposed, through his scounse, to have committee
appointed TO count the funds in the bank but said
he, Mr.. .Beach,was unable to attend an evening ses.
only arrived at o'clock that morning. The
opponents replied, that they did not wish
to know what they had in the bank now, for if the
money was there, 1t must have been brought in the
night, and likely to leave again in the night and,
that all the citizens wished to see whether the
capital had been paid in when the bank commenced
disceunting.


The following day the bank was opened and PEOPLE
invited to see. number of bags filled with gold
were seen lying on the counter, opened on one end,
the yellow birds looking out Some were set to
thousand dollars was counted. Citizens were urged
by out door agents TO come In and see, and, II they
were satisfied, should sign paper ofwhat they had
seen. The bank kept so open till Wednesday noon
following, when Moses Y. Beach left for New York.
In the midst of his trial, then, it is sad the bank
closed, and the natives were no longer invited to
come and see


The grain and flour bought and sold and all
raised in Lehigh, does not fall short of $4,000
year. The iron made and sold, say the same The
Lehigh Crane Iron Works, alone, two and half
or three miles from Allentown, make $50 to l75
tons of pig metal per week. Add s. Ballots &
Co.'S works besides number of smaller esta-
blishments engaged in the iron business, and our
products do not fall short OF one million of dollars.