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Suspension Of Specie Payments m v. Orleans :
We learn f:ofn the \, O. picayune Of the 3l=t
ult. that IA consequence of tse paper Of lhe Git
lzens' bank Of that city being refused by The 9th
banks, and distrust in others thereby revived,
that severe run made on the Citizens, Con
solidated and Iouisiann banks, IN Consequence Of
which tho Citizens Bank, together with the Lou
;sana State Banks all suspended the payment Of
specie on tier notes until December Htrt.


The same paper Of the Sd inst. says:-The
presen, specie-paying banks ore the Nachanlrs'
and Traders, tie Carro!toD, the Union, and The
Bank OF Louisiana. All these banks, except the
Union have but nominal existence they nre
neither issuing Their own notes, nor dscoaniIng
those Of others; that their position Is matter
of Lutte consequence to the pubic. Their la
bilIies are but Itile, and they arc known 10 have
means to meet Them; there Is, therefore, no anX:
iety-no excitement regarding them. Il was not
so Yesterday with tho Union Bank. There was
a brisk on her IN the morning. but she prompt
ly answered all demands with silver. This Great ed
confidence in their behalf, and long tefore the
time for closing her doors the "run' declined to
a very easy walk" her counter in the meantime
being filled with specie.-Bah. Clipper.