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Or We understand that nothing but ''tks prile 6f epnioS'' prevents the " B. members of our leGisla- ture from acknowledging the falIacy O all their lees- lative currency tinkering heretofore, and coming square around in its entire abandonment. But for this, the respecting small bills would be instantly repealed, and the people very greatly relieved in ma king change.

 Ihe Progress. We have now heard from nearly all parts of the Uaon since the stoppage specie pay ments by the Banks in New York on the 10th of last month; and throughout the entire country with only here and there an exception of some small concern the Banks either anticipated those of New York, or immediately followed their example. Not solitary Bank among those yclepped "safety fnnd' in the en pre state but what has stopped-not one in any of the Van Buren states (save the New-Haven City Bank and not one of the Government Pets that has not yielded to the "pressure and in most instances they were the first to yield. Oh the glorious effects of the reign of currency tinkers!

 The editor of the Literary Emporium at New Haven, we perceive by the last number, proposes to change the name on the commencement of the next volume, early in July, to The NeaD Hauener Real ly, brother Storer think you might have adopted euphonious title for your little publication than either your present proposed one. Its price S2 per annum in advance and at the pain of again in- curing the dspleasure of its editor say that We think it the dearest publication within knowl- edge-notwithstandng which, we wish it all the suc- which from it's merits it deserves. We think is asking eele too much of occupy three quarters of column with your prospectus entitle us to an exchange-fwe cannot obtain it otherwise, why fare well, sir