New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
Rsl,nos Novenher 2z......... 80.

Balance November 2l......... S9,S4if'2 "
The above table shows an increase Of 81 AL
4s3 50 in the amount in the hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer, as compared with the close Of the pre-
vious week.
Some of the prominent merchants Of the city, inter-
esed in Southern Indebtedness held meeting at the
Astor House yesterday for the purpose Of develop
ing some plan by which their interests should be pro-
tected agains the con6scstion edies passed by the
rebel Confedelacy. 1t wac stated that the amount
due tie North for direct purchases nearly $500
coo 600 In addition TO this, it affirmed that the
rebel authorities had cOnfscsted an equal sum in
lands stock and other financial eects, held by loyal
ctzous Of the North, and it was supposed thst the
Federal Government should take some decided ecton
to secure an indemnity, by the passage Of an " Act
to organize United States Tribunal 10 enforce by
civil and martial power tie payment of debts snd
damages duo 10 loyal American citizens, aud the
restoration Of their property and ELECTS in certain
cases arising ont Of the rebellion" The plan Of the
bill is which has been occupying the attention Of
the merchants generally, but no definite action
taken-except the appointment Of a Committee 20
draw up memorial asking the President 10 call the
attention of Congress to provide some way Of col.
lecting Southern debts.
TIE State Treasurer of Connecticut las given no
tee that sealed proposals will be received at his
Office in Hartford, until the Goth Of December for
an issue Of twelve hundred thousand dollars Of State
Bonds bearing ioterest at the rate Of six per cent
per sDnum, payable eeIoi-annually, and the prnci-
pa reimbursabie in twenty years, or should the
State 10 elect at any time after the expiration Of ten
yesrs. The denominations Of the bonds are 500,
!. ii xrtlI ate he ftrn
millions authorized by the oct Of the General Assem-
bly, at its May session No bid at Price below par
will be considered.
The anthracite coal brought down by the Reading
Railroad this week, amounted to 81 ,S6i tuns same
week last year. 45,36l tuns. The bitumnous coal
not yet reported, viii be about 1900 tnns. The
Schuylkill Canal has brought down &c, S52 tuDs
ssme week last year, e 900.
Ii was bat fortnight ago that the Winstead Bank,
Connections, was robbed Of over $50 Ooo, resulting
ip the suspension Of the bank. The Woon,oclet
r. H. Patrol has this account Of an attempt to rob
I the Wocnsocket Fails Bank:
ou @ordsy ls. bs Csrhier and Clerks s. woon.oete
, ass vi sS o S S sse book az az no." safe
Dst-n, Eher II eisce ANAL kolss
nid been made in TIRE see tic top IN 10 q, th
Tie burglar hsd tE,ered Tho etoy sse AID
ro.ed Tine onry worked hia VIZ dowr 20 The s
aP9n Which he lad comnepcod operation. Tbs epersiory
ToTk must lave occupied sevefs ngts TIE ,efs of the
bank kept the sasr secret and H0rdsy right the two
cieks, messs bGoo urd Cook reISiled 10 tie bank with
tho dsgn Of giving the should the would be Fobber "a
70 hs Operations IA the soTy ABOVE their
e therefore. whri e shout n ocek IN evening" rome
unlocked the aoor OF the bank and wicked n He bed
done 90 titan NJ Cook seized him, while MI Ba5u
for assistance, which wa obtained.
TIC burglar proved 10 Be young mar formerly eupoy ed IN
the bssk ard corrected with Of the weaio md most
respectable families Of this village. When arrested he had
uy0n his pefxon various tools f1d 1strunent o aad ts
&C. 70 be uspd IN working hi, toto The iron safe lie
rsdo 10 resistance when arrested simply len alg 70 Bis
caqtoT bs had found the key cf the bank
briHg IT, supropg the clefx 70 be toie. The young sn
wss pot Ia tbs Jockpp for night and underwent 90
lrsdep Tuesday, when, for want VI $1,000 e,i he
az rp a ittel 10 jail 70 await he tIipL