THE HER AID.



The winding up OF the Crisis-- general sus-
pension OF Specie payments by the Banks
of New York!
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OF New York!


Last evening, just as we were going to press, George
ID. Strong president of the Commercial Bank, handed
us the following general notice of the suspension OF
specie payments.


NoTIcE TO TIE PuBLIc RELATION TO THE
BASKs-At meeting last evening" OF all the banks III
this city, except three was resolved that under eX-
listing circumstances il is expedent and necessary 10
suspend payments in specie. In the mean tme the
notes of all the banks will be received at the differ
ent banks as usual in payment of debts, and IN de-
poste and as the Indebtedness of the community to
the banks exceeds three times the amount of Their


liabilities to the public, ii is hoped and expected that
the notes Of the different banks will pass current as
usual and that the state of the times will soon be
such as render the resumption Of specie payments
practicable.


The history, the causes the features of this extra
ordinary movement, we shall give at lengh tomorrow.
We desire the people TO be cool and quiet. The ex-
posion of the banking system is complete. Let
US breathe-look round us-and reconstruct society
on new basis.


W. would also refer our readers who are interested
in the Savings Bank in Chamber street, TO an ad-
yertisement Of the trustees, inserted in another
lumn. We have doubt their representations are
correct and that the money Of the depositors is
tirely safe, and that they need be under anxiety
respecting their funds, but remain quiet, and await
better times.