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bank, which, from continual abrasion. often falls off. From one to three rods in width are worn away annually.

 The Penn Yan Democrat, in Yates county. has always been an ultrG democratic paper. devoted to Jackson and Van Buren-a thor. ough party print. Let us hear how that pa- per now speaks in relation to the existing pressure:

 The Currency Experiment. experi- ment has been fairly and thoroughly tried.- A reform in the currency has been attempt. cd, and it is amongst the thousand lessons oi history, which teach that theory withon, practical proof of its utility is but the base. less fabric of a vision." Experience in this instance has been dearly bought; for fine building has been torn down before the ma. terials for another were collected, and now we are exposed to the pitiless pelting of the tempest. On this subject 1t is high time tC De honest, and to cease recrimination, for al parties have been struck with the fiscal ma, mia, and rude hands and cruder suggestions have overthrown the experience of long years. The currency has been the subject ol the moTning's discussion, the evenings con. versation, and the midnight dream. All vol ces were loud ln extolling hard currency md kgr9 currency it has proved to- he.- We aiiack no one'g system we do not doubt lhat Benton or Illll could show us on pa. psF by neatly arnyed hgures. that me,ilic