New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28
Iucresse..s lO,7As sll,S79 Of sllsai 10

Increase. .slO74s Sl2e79 OF S2ls2il
Mr.. AlefseD, who was the confidential clerk Of
Robert Schuyler, returned in he Bal 10 yesterday.
The redemption Of the Public Debt Lust week was
tlls,3O0.
Arrangements have been made for the prompt pay
msnt Of the January interest tho debt Of Cafor-
MA number Of the Western road and cities hav-
ing nterest due here the lat December, have al
ready provided the fund.- and those having interest
due The Let January, promise very generally that
tho means shall be provided. The City Of Coying-
ton, opposite Cincinnati at mn election called for tho
purpose few days since, voted unanimously largo
screese of axaten for the purpose Of paying the in
tersst ON its debt This is highly commendable.
The letters from the West speak quite hopefully Of
financial affairs. Messr. Goodman & Co., of Cncio-
NATL having made arrangements with their friends for
means, will resume IN few days. The best festure
in The western advces 10 the rise in the rivers now
taking place which will tend forward an immense
amount Of produce and manufactured articles which
have been heretofore enlarged by low water. This
will make large amounts Of exchange on the Atlantic
ports, and give immediate relief The circulation OF
the Indiana free banks is down to three millions,
and coming in at the rate Of ESQ 900 day. MessnL
Geo. Papendich & Co., OF Milwaukee, have resumed.
The annexed advertisements appear in the Wash
iDgton papers;
The house fseSen wthsrs Co has this day expired by
~ the pIsHe III IsHAin In the banking house :" 'e'ts ~
The w.rus., gratitude felt By the I.s partner. for tho
generous Which has been eIiendsa ~ the pa5e
s.sd l :s Is'1 Bet M IL ). safss h.s every
promptly sstsf, The claimants 10 jaat .hd impartial
Means W s.lasn B.yss sad 5Sa. a Esss , hin
joan wIIsEks
& v S cAalsnYLE wHrrss.
EorIeE-To prevent the above notification from being con
y s. not commonplace b tas parties, the os
lowing copy Of. s0A's' Ss sns n 1851
10 the public noes which bs.r date today and which has
K: hen s,:s O. x. s IN .'
hereby understood and agreed BY the andersnsd nei.sss
SCENTS IN vnoDr Up he sssi the boass TO BE-
esEsiru,d to create seditens hsoy IN, st ssasa
sspeIssnr upon he az Of he asa shall remain
'Psn wholly Unaffected By vi ssn6ss f'' ''A' ''-
JOHN wIraER5
&. T. Il s cAsIfLE WHITING.
e,t 10 he hes,e az sesen Whsr Co vsh u
is Members to Mr. Whiting, On The Iih "a, o. Jaas i.z
voice IN the name cement Of the eoncsn WIN skLoEs
These notices have attracted considerable attention
in wasbir gtOn, aud the winding up Of the hoase has
been the general topic Of conversation. Mr. Withen
IL citizen of Alexandria, quite sdvspced m years,
and considered worth three quarters OF million OF
dollars Mr.. seiden wss formerly Treasurer OF tho
United States. Mr.. Whiting is Ynginian, and re-
puted to be wealthy Mr. l.. p. Bayne "a very highly
esteemed for bis Intelligence, energy and hyh sense
of honor There ia little doubt hat the liabilities o.
the house will be eventually aet 1t hss been inc
Agent Of the State Of Virginia for the last ie~ Jesr
and tb-fuah il more than ten millions OF douaS OF
ybginis stocks have Zen negotiated.
An act Of iEdiscze.ion" came to light On saturday
il one Of tie stre1t.babks. The amount vas small.
the bank vas smpy secured and the indi'cree party
lOst good salzry.
There were some orders for our securities received
by the sx two steamers, and some purchases Of Emo
and Yew-Ycrk Central shares and bOnds, iiln,S
Cer.rsl bopd,, State stocks, 60, have been m'a'.
~he general tone Of the letters is cheerful saa
! ssles Of railroad bonds are reported ihs so'''