From the " Y. National Advocate.
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State Bank at Trenton-We have read with attention
and regret the statement of the Committee appointed to in
vesgae the of the State Bank at Trenton, and
think that the arrangement of its fiscal concerns the
frauds committed upon the institution, and the
hopeesness Of paying any thing the stockholders should
admoish all classes how essential il is to their interest and
prosperity to pause before they take of foreign
Bank the condition of which they unable to dis
cover The Committee state that the books and papers
all in confusion, and accounts not balanced since
1917 and from sundy items Of losses they consider the
whole capital stock entirely sunk, and 5000 the
circulation They had great difficulty, it seems, to ascer
tain the amount of notes in circulation but upon state


ent being made apparently aterng, but being doubted
recourse had the vaults and they took out package
of notes endorsed S137 900, but counting which, but
$500 was found. 1t has been ascertained that to two
persons in New-York, the amount of S800000
ment had


1t also shown, that their post notes were selling at
so per cent. deduction


One item alone is sufficient to exhibit tie desperate con-
dition of the bank-Baances overdrawn o155766 A.


.New Hacpn, October 4, 1925.


We understand that on Thursday last public
Dinner was given at Derby in this county, to Gen.
WIN. HULL, as a token of respect for the impor-
tant services which he rendered his country in 1872
by surrendering the brave troops under his command
to the enemy, without suffering his men to lire a
single gun. We presume we shall hear more OF
this dinner from the federal papers-whch, as we'll
as their readers, are known to have been warm sup
porsers Of The ale war, AeStster