THE FRENCH BILL OF EXCHANGE


AND u. S. BANK DIVIDENDS.
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THE UNITED STATES THE UNITED STATES
BANK Judgment has been rendered, in the New Or
leans commercial court in favor of the United States
against the bank for $780, ,O00 1t believed that the
funds attached will realize enough to pay this judgment


Boston Post.


The above claim is, we understand. the div
dends due the Government from the United States
Bank, and which were seized by Mr.. Biddle to
pay the damages pretended to be sustained on the
French bill Of exchange.


1t will be recollected how much Mr.. Woodbury.
was abused for resisting that course Of conduct by
Mr.. Biddle and the bank, The last correspond
ence between them IS not yet forgotten; nor the
hue-and-cry raised by all Mr.. Biddles presses a
mitting to pay the damages claimed. But it now
turns out that the courts of the United States have
not only decided against the bank, and thus sus-
taned the views of the Treasury Department at
the time ofthc seizure, but that funds amounting
to third of million are likely to be realized, a.
mong the wreck and ruins of the bank, to satisfy
most of the demand. Globe.