New. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Conspiracy, Sc


Correspondence of The Tribune
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Correspondence


NEw-oRLsANs Monday August Cd.
Another illustration of the improved modern system OF
anancierng was developed in this city four FIVE days
sO The particulars have been kept from the papers, proba
BIZ for pair of reasons firstly because the sufferers wished
retrieve their losses before the affair blown and
secondly out of uaged and overs,rained charity for the
pare. implicated AS the grave has closed over one
the persons engaged in the fair business transaction,
spehaps unnecessary mention any names Buckley the
Teller of one of our Banks died few days since, and OF
course nm examination into his accounts instituted pre-
Fratoy installing another officer in his place The cash
found be rather deficient but the precise sum Is u-
Known because the Bank has chosen TO keep ITS business to
Itself; rumor however, has varousy estimated the amount
from twenty to one hundred thousand dollars heard yes
riay that the sum missing sixty thousand but do not
give the report for truth ii may be il very likely TO
be less although Bank officers aerly in the habit
cfengagins in small pecula,ons The extensive the
an the greater the probability tina, punishment will not
follow Has experience proved it to be so IN the United
States during the last four five years Ike treatment OF
splendid rascas has furnished Perncions example
this case the OF money missing represented by
the checks of house company with which the deceased
Teller had engaged in speculaons and there great
pb,b;;tv learn that the whole will ultimately be
egained by the Bark. criminal prosecution COM
uenced against the clerk Of the house who filled the
checks (he chief actor being absent from the city but ii
vas dropped IS commenced.


wrote YOU last week that the reported insurec,on of
the negroes in Louisiana and Mississippi would not
,neun, 10 much and was not much mistaken You Will
by the papers from this quarter that a persons
ested at Bayou Sara have been discharged lti yet be-
ed perhaps with good reason. that some sort OF RISING
contemplated among the negroes upon few plantations
%, the scheme if there was any, npped IN the bud
The planters disposed probably to sacrifice many
oes a, the rate of thousand dollars each No evidence
brought to bear against the slaves arrested do pre-
& to insnuate that there any evidence in existence
y opinion all along has been that the whole affair was
Z max humbug


trade there is great change to notice The stock OF
aOa on hand i. very small and holders pretty firm
see the late favorable advices from England The sales


g the pas, week have been less than thousand bales
THE old rates few haes OF now cotton have come in
s'a Mississippi where they have already commenced pick


many plantations In this State the crop not so ta
ssnced.


he health of the city is still good not single case OF


Flew fever has been reported by the Board OF heaith-


report Of the Board for the week ending last Saturday
'aSus considerable improvement upon the preceding
sk. hope we shall steer clear of the epidemic but
a,ws shall not, O.P.Q,