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SCENES IN WALL -sTREET-All yesterday this tho
roughfare of money changers was crowded with
bankers, merchants, editors, loafers, and now and
then pretty woman. The bankers feeling the
pulse of public sentiment, to see if il would do for
them 10 suspend specie payments-the merchants
were cursing Van Buren and the times the editors
picking up for this mornings papers; the loaf
ers looking and enjoying the excitement and the
rest men and women, were crowding with their VS.,
KS, LIS and C's OF the Dry Dock Bank, to exchange
them for specie. Such crowding! widow lady,
who lives up town, had quantity of the bills which
she appeared very anxious get rid of but she found
it impossible to get into the bank. friend came
along and volunteered his services. The bill was
redeemed, and he brought her a heap Of the real
chink. Her eye sparkled as she looked for mement
AT the gltterng treasure, and then she tied sp in
her white handkerchief she was heard TO say "There,
| shall sleep tonight"