New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

RIPPLE SHEET.
TO keep from going 20 school This story. reported
from New-Jersey. was widely circulated.
Tbs COLOSSAL N RoBBERY-sANK OPERATIONS.
Large operations Of robbery appear 20 have been in
proportion 20 other crime The succession q several
robberes OF banks vithin short time, and The arPag
ent ease with which they have robbed. have already
called forth words OF caution from tue publc journals
against state Of financial insecurity The following
staremen. Of bank and kindred roo5cries alone VII
show that this warning was not without reason OF
facts
Jau.-Bank OF Crawford. Pl...........-.-.-..sloo 9
NaTch-Nltionsl Central, y. Y.---.-.-.....--. 9it
March-Bankiug. House. Glands. Louisville. ~.
May-Blnk, Walpole. y. Il. (recoYered)-.---. 500
Aug.-Bauk Wellington, O......-.-.......---- ltey
Aue-Baukinc House. Portland. ....-..-..... -2oN
Sept-Bsnk Concord. SyVgVo
Nept-lreasnry. Texas $50,
Sept-Adams Express OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -'VVO
This couPreaenls only robbcres committed by out
side parties. and cannot pretend to say the list is
complete. few Of the robberies were very rcmarka'
bic In the instance OF the Crawford Bank evidently
worked Up robbery it seems thar while the cashier
was at work in the evening tbs thief entered. ex'
tnguished the gas and made away with he bonds be-
fore any light could be obtained Mr.. Bland OF Louis
vile was Imprisoned in BIS safe and nearly srl-
located 10 death. The Concord Bank robbery IS re.
cent and well known
Robbery An ABsrRACTIoS.
list OF bank robbeFies would not be complete with
statement of the immense defacations and SWIM
dies Of the past siA months which have assailed The
safety Of banks from within as burglars from without
We append generic list
May-Bank. New Haven Savings about 900
Aux --Bank. Phwn.N Jenkins sl......-..-...- -JOOU
Aus.-Banks &c, New York (ketChgms y - oC ~
Aus.-Ere Railroad bonds (Jcnessl reported .o,
slU0lOo to-. .-.------- JtsDVJ
Custom. House Memphis reported. go 900
Aug uartermGster ~ Paducsh. BY clerk. 1000
SeptGoy ernmeut bonds Bliss. y. N...-----. 800
Sopt-Reyeuue Collector. Ohio (dctau.teI).-.. @U0
ISept-Auerbaeh swindle. Louisville -..,--... 5000
SepG-kiilruad bond f0rgrries (6ladwln) -UtUeU
/ Sept.-By NewHork book keeper. ...----.. lOuVJ
Uct.-GOverlmeut bonds By Gen. Brisiow. 1900,
| Lyuchburs Observation-Disclosures. e@VVV
4 few o these were recovered. The list Of course.
does not include The alleged pcymas,er frauds, Navy
Yard frauds and official corruptiors Of which the pa
pers have been fun It must be omitted however
that state treasurer OF Ohio removed from Office
on charge of heavy cmhelziemeEts. OF Important OPP
eratous in tie professional line nay be mentioned the
robbery Of Mr.. Vcazie M Albany Of su0C0i that Of
SO 90 from an Indiana farmer $4,000 at Chattauoo
ga the s2OC eco burglary 40 Detroit and $4,000 nj Phi
adelpba Iorgeres have also been very numerous AID
extensive but it is Of coarse impossible TO give sta
tistics
RAILWAY NAsSACRE-A NEW CHAPTEE fo2 SEP
TENDER.
! Railway accidents open mp 4 large sccoun'. From
May Oct there wcre6s in all Is in six months
up to September OF these "A were collisions. ex
explosions two of which did not occur on the line),
came from bad bridges and clyer.s - from rotten
ties broken rails and axes and II preciptations.
more or less uncomfortable t, the travelling public.
Ten accidents occurred In June, nJuy ID IN August,
% ia September and in the whole year TO date not less
than 100 comparing the present with our former state
ment Of accidents published il August. Thirty million
dollars would be modest reckoning for the loss IN
yolyed in the demolished lives trains and properties Of
the pas. year and probably not le.s than 800 persons
hay, been killed and than eco injured In every
shape by accidents in the same time.
CALAMITY By STEAMBOAT AND suPwEErK
Steamboat explosions and sh!pwrcck naturally ac-
complny this class of travelling accidents. Ten expo.
sisns and eight collisions Of steamboats, are noted
along with - burnings .nk.ngs and wrecks of vessels
% disasters In ALL upon tue water. Several Of these
which have crimsOned river and ocean fur
and wide are remembered IN all their ~ iul poetry
and helpless agony and terror By the explosion Of the
steamer Sultana some 200 victims louLd q muddy
grave in the Mississippi 100 down ia lie barring
ship Nelson; $50 with the Brother Jonathan, and 100
were drowned by the collision Of the steamers Pewabc
and Meteor on Lake Michigan. Nearly 1900 lives. i.
may be guessed, have been lostst between April
and September The translateabe loss cannot BE- fer
inferior that sustained upon tho railroad. Eight adj
| dtioual disasters are recorded 10 October.
ACCIDENTS At AUTHORIZATIONS.
The chapter OF miscellaneous accidents takes in
gTea. variety o. cGlAmito, such death from the In
cayaton Of walls wbarvcs aud embankments, burning.
I'D iouudeYies and elsewhere crushing between ears.
being run over and run away with and from shooting,
cutting and poisoning By prescription, al of which
causes convey standard warning 10 society and the
individual to be on guard Seventy mortal cases Of
tli. class OF accident reported. and 70 where
Injuries we're sustained. There were beside eight
posions Of boilers and magazines, several OF which
were particularly frghtful in their shock and damage.
Counting those by steamboat aud rail- there were alto
ce.her = severe explosions followed by great loss OF life
general and enormous loss in the Of the Sgana
These explosions embrace such may be termed
csuses-those which resulted from other occasions Of
disaster have not all been counted.
DISASTER Is MASS.
To recapitalse: there have been, within 81, months
9 accidents TO travel by land and water wherein
81 collisions and u explosions and about 80 prominent
accidents Of al kinds outside OF the area Of iln be-
longing simply 10 fires.
The AREL or CONFEDERATION.
l. %. 49, la5+ half 80 ,va