New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

Tais 57SO 1000 1900 600
From which twill be seen that IN receipts
Iso.n' y - Gee. ese,e..s 10 ohot ioresa
ports rs coo. Tote ncrssie - exports $500 bales
Charleston has partially recovered from her mono
tary panic and the banks though still very stringent,
aye granting greater facilities Cotton has advanced
A &C. on the low sales made during Christmas week.
Savannah has asO advanced q ic. ID, and tbs
buying goes briskly The Interior markets OF
Georgia are still depressed, chedy owing 10 the with
drawa IF the usual bank facilities and the policy pur-
sued by the banks OF collecting each others
soon as Issued and demanding checks on New York.
or specie. Planters are storing for better prices.
which il Of doubtful policy.
deficiency Of s25oOO In tho gold Of the Mer-
chants Bank-of which we have been aware for sew
oral days past, but for sufficient reasons have re-
framed from pubshing-was made public to-dsy.
Five bags, containing a. 900 each, disappeared from
the vault between Friday, 29h Dec, AM Tuesday,
I'd January. The vault was proved on Friday BY
the First Teller and found correct; and on Tuesday
following the deficiency was discovered Tie vault
il in a dangerous )eition, being at the street end
OF the Banking. room and outside Of the counter.
The counter IL now TO be altered 10 inclOse
the entrance 10 the vault. No suspicious are
entertained Of any one regarding this lo1,
excepting Of two well knOwn English thieves,
who were seen lurking about the door OF the Bank
about that time, and were ordered of By the Bank
police. IL not certain that gold has been stolen, a.
il may have been delivered by mistakei bat no clue
TO such intake has yet been discovered. To carry
IF s25 900 in gold il by means an easy task, and
this makes Il the more possible that some mistake
has been made There is no appearance Of violence
shout the vault or locks and II the gold has been
stolen. il has been done when the porter has gone 70
the inner end Of the vault with bis back to tho door
By copiederates, who have quietly stepped in and
psss.s out the bags one to the other. The Bank
ofers o. 600 reward for the recovery OF the gold.
According to the statement published blythe Regis
ter OF the Treasury,
0, f.. 1T d, Of JAY i'' III. .1.:''' = lis; 80
there have .iles been REDEEMED and P.a Of q
TIE losu Of 1881 ls+s. lsD, lsI. lsN and
Ts1sn indsmrisy .................. ss,zss rs
bsse 81 ID. .eipcr.t: ci,is. ....... $500
Amount outstanding this s.y
OF TIL. amour. o., 900 900, due to Texas, hn not
yet been aued.
The total amount redeemed SINCE the creation %
these several loans is ~ follows, VIZ
on. osr ~ re- !,
Of,bs oar Of ysT,,s "a
Of ID. load Of S,s yd 20 20
Ofthe loah Of sss ga
o. the T.i.n Indemnify So.
Oftbs debt ofeorp'rsss cities
-. ,sSSS
Total lar of
Tbere ha. been redeemed since the ''H .anas.
March. 1853, a period Of one year and w.
s27,ssO, $50 %. .,sa 90, $4,000 81
Since July, 1889, is i' e''in.'. 80 been redeemed.
rock belonging to forssn .T !. their hands.
Mr. aeer: mod. ,s si s.ss'Iea Of Ii. Parker Va.
Board Oh D'VA' a. ,eooumends Q compfoW7~
Soc, ..sr:ss p az ss.-i,s portion Of d. ~:
lhs oon Tsurdsy,. The feeling of ~ S'@~