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| rrC.-e NEW YORK, May o5.

 exceeds that Ofany period in the ne IengsS 1f pe tor i've years past. In fact it is e only Tem;,,onco that can be made. The bill drawers have nj d;san. geared, and T they had not they could not negotiate. were deemed unquestionable will not be taken We have no doubt that should bills appear in market drawn by so unquestonable q source as John Jocob Astor, they would command twenty to twenty-ive per cent. advance. In the absence of bills specie must and does go. We have no doubt if the fact could be known, thnt since the list of April at leas three millions in gold and silver have been shipped people do not know, in the present state of affairs, whC to ship to-

 The Stock market is still depressed, and gradually fading every day. The fact is, That money is HgaiI getting tight. Our banks do not discount freely Some of them are even diminishing their loans. Com plaints are made, particularly of the Manhattan Bank and Bank of America In the present state of things tis extreme cruelty that the banks should curtal their discounts. Solong as they paid specie seEpreserva- ton fully justified them in their refusal discount and thereby sacrifsng the merchants. But now the cri- sis is passed, and there longer any necessity for pressure to the ruin of the commercial interest

 Specie has fallen within few days, owing, no doubt, to the htness in the money market. Silver selling at Se7 per cent Spanish Doss at sao

 Country Money is now taken at trfe better rates Some of the large notes, particularly the Fairfield County Bank of the denomnation of fifty dollars, are redeemed at the Union Bank in this city.

 The Express Mail brings important and interest ing political news from Texas and Mexico. The money fever was suhsiding in New Orleans. The news of the New York suspension had reached New Orleans, and the people seemed to derive curious satisfaction from the fact, that we are all alike in trouble. On the 10th of May, the Union Bank of Flor ida suspended, without, of course, hearing from New York, as on that day the Banks suspended here The Union Bank, however, shows very fair account There is not now Bank, we believe, from Maine to Louisiana, which has not suspended.

 As the news of suspension reaches the Great West, it gives ease to the money market, and relief to the merchants, and mechanics MT. Webster at Wheel ing (Va first heard of and alluded toit in his speech happen but which had come sooner than he expected Nashville at the last dates had not heard of it, nor had the Banks there, then suspended Gen. Jackson who by the way, has written to this city that he has not failed and is only responsible for negro or two in the way of debt, is in very feverish condition on count of the state of the currency He will quite ex plode," when he sees how his humble efforts have bankrupted the whole country.