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Decrease during the present year SIol,@oi


Upwards OF fifty thousand dollars in specie taken
yesterday for New-Oreans.


In the Boston market money abundant at per per
on.unquesonabe paper. The banks discount free
y and yet such the present dstrust that there seldom
il been known time of greater difficulty in ncgot
aiing paper than the present


In the SeRate Of Ohio the I'd ins the committee
finance instructed inquire into the cxpedicncy of
providing by law for receiving the OF the Bank Of
Chillicotle and the Frankn Bank OF Columbus, III pay
menl of dues TO the Stale, the of the States in
aebtedness to those Banks.


In regard 10 an impression that the Comptroller had
called in the surplus proceeds of the public lands called
the u S. Deposite fund, which had been loaned out in d
crcnt parts of the Sa,e Mr. Fagg that this ncor
That the money called in is that portion only of the
depose fund which in consequence OF the failure OF
the United States pay the 4h nstament borrowed Of
the Canal Fund This money ts9l7 $3.50 needed to
redeem the Canal stock 35 and for that purpose iscaled
in, the borrower being entitled to years notice.


At New Orleans the market continues in very teverh
The notes OF the suspended banks getting worse
and no longer used as circulating medium.


There considerable demand for specie at Nash
vile after the resumption Branch Bank Tennessee
5discount. Sight Exchange on New-York a prem