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The NEW ORLEANS BA>Ks.-We not ced YES
terday, that many of our planters and others,
were receiving notes of 5lnks infinitely worse
than the "blue backs" which have Just depre-
ciated--Carrollton, Commercial, Mechanics
and Traders, Canal and Banking Company
and the issues OF several OF the other rotten
concerns of New-Orleans, were passing as cur.
Tency. These banks are totally inSolvent and
their issues should not be kept on hand one
minute. They will soon become worthless
Their passing currently is no evidence of their
sulvency. All the swindhng shops in the Uni.
on have contrived to pass of their paper as cur
rcncy, and TO keep it passing I'm i the monenI
Of exploso on, which generally comes when the
knowing ones are prepared for IL and the inno-
cent caught. Do mol keep one dollar of paper
money on hand The whole h.rd Of blnks is
doomed to hopeless in olvency, and the holders
OF their Paper 10 ruinous losses. We have
wlrned our friends time and again TO beware
Of the New-OrleanS nks--we tell them q in
what we have been telling them for more than
twelve months past TO keep nothing bnt sHEclE


Fee Trader.


The Governor OF this State, so we'll known
b. the Indian little Of Tall.blia or the IRON
Fighter, was originally blacksmith, and has
Gently been eiee Ell an honorary member of
M. ,hancs Mutual Benefit Socie!y v e.s-
bur Glib.