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NEw-HAMPsHIRE.-Gov Hill, of Ne W.
Hampshire, has the following paragraph, in
his Address, at the opening of the Legisla-
ture:


"The present Legislature, having this sub
Ject before them in a clearer view than per-
haps has ever been presented to their prede-
cessors, will take such steps in relation to
the banking institutions of this State as a
prudent regard to the public interests may
suggest. If by combination, banks can sus-
pend their own obligations, having the pow
er to keep up paper issues, while they hold
individuals to the performance of theirs to
them, the time will have arrived when it
would seem proper to discuss the question
whether the accommodations which they af-
ford are not more than counterbalanced by
the evils which they may produce"