New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
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ar oY STOCKS SECRETARY OF The INTERIOR N
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Taxed Dy the pttes
Tbee securities Welded an annual income OF <20, OoO
and wero ordinarily deposited Ia the wants oil the
Treasury for safe keeping, but were probably tempo
rary transferred 10 tie Interior Department Tor tne
purpose of detachng the coupons for the coiec!lon OF
The January interest to meet the next annual indian
payment. Il will he that they consisted chienyof
United Ststes Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Kentucky, North Carolina Florida, Ohio, and Missouri
five aid six per cents ., a..
robbery and of course Secretary Thompson aud other
members Of the Administrator are very much enosr
raised by tits new complication In the nation AFFAIRS
The rcbbeIies commenced az late as jar! iasl, anu
the confession Of Bailey. the clerk, to Secretary
Thompson points to the conclusion that mililonair
of New.Yo1k is in fact the guilty party fne United
States Marshal Of New-York, Rynders, had already
been apprised OF the fact. Oh,
Bailey who had charge of the Indian Trust Fund has
confessed to the Secretary Of the Interior tha ne had
taken from the iron safe large amount OF STATE Don
ard coupons belonging TO the Trust Fund, ana that
thew were 10 longer in the possession Of the Govern
nent Upon investigation in the presence OF Bailey
bis statements were unfortunately found 70 DC Out TOO
true. Ihe amount abstracted il about sHo,Vp.
Secretary ThOnp-on's examination OF the DOCKS OF
his Department kept him employed, in company win
members of the Cablnet and other prominent puohc
men, until O'Clock this morning The confession OF
Bailey ccrobcrated by the inyestsa'inn' ana II
Yves discovered that out Of S3,0000UO in bonds,
$50 900 had been feOniously abstracted Secretary
thompson says Bailey il now in this city.
Tie robbery of these bonds has been going on since
July last ANew-York millionaire, whose name has
not vet been officially disclosed prevailed upon mr.
Buiiey the Clerk Of tie Interior Department VINO has
he CHARGE Of matters Of this description, to give hn
the North Carolina and Missouri bonds, with the as,
surance that they would be returned within sPeSinea
time The financial reyulNlou occurred, the bonds de-
r, lated In value aud their return at rates curreh'
ghen they were given wa entirely out OF the 9ues
ton and meantime the party 70 "hou 'ney were given
fjled In liz extremity HALEY, who ~ warm per-
sn, friend Of the Secretary II the Interior, knowing
u At any further secrecy useless and that an eX.
lo.ion must sooner or later occur, unhosomed bimse
10 Secretary Thompson in letter. liz related IN de-
rail the circumstances of the and the Secretary
Immediately abandoned the object Of his mission to
Moth Carolina, ard returned to the seat OF Govern
| menl to investigate the matter.
| Reside banking house IN New York. an extensive
contractor with the Government and heavy house in
Chicago and others may be disturbed BY this new de-
| yelopment.
the JnAisn bonds Is enc which involves member of
the Cabinet, whose acceptunees are said to be de-
II tied in place OF them u is said that the Pre- ident
has demanded q resipsa'ior ~ he Csbne, obcer re-
J ieaed q.