monthly statements of the condition o
the banks be published. -
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L. HERMAN.


Secretary of the board Of Presidents


PROTEST OF $l0,OOO,0OO OF THE BILLS
OF THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES AT
PARn.-The New York Sun says, speak
ing of the news by the Liverpool steam
ship, from England:


The tenor of this intelligence does not
vary the complexion of that which has OF
late proceeded it. The most important
item, perhaps, to the people ofthis country,
is the dishonor of 1000, 900 OF the pllls
Of the Bank of the United States at IA
rio; and though, as it appears by the ac-
counts, the house Of Rothschild, at Paris,
has temporarily aided those drafts, the
shock to the credit of the bank in Europe
is irreparable. The banking firm OF hot
finger and company are well known
throughout Europe for their opulence and
independence; they are held in the high
est estimation for their honor and integ-
rity; and it is not likely that they, tor the
sake Of two hundred thouand pounds or
more, would refuse their acceptance, even
by way of accommodation, to an instltu
tion or which they have acted as agents
for the long term Of twenty-five years,
without being impelled by reasons OF an
irresistible nature, and being conscious
that their refusal would be virtually a
break up of the Bank of the United States.


Upon these premises the "LiverpooI
| A-:lss z-~I,,la.. ItyVo rnou fharnfOrP.
assume that it is so-that the bank is sus-
pended, and that the end will be ces-
sutton of the enormous and ruinous spec
ulations, and wind up, at the expiration
of three years, with as potent dividend
as circumstances will admit.


BY the Liverpool we learn that "sus-
pension Of specie payments BY the Bank
| of England, is confidently predicted "-
that mammoth institution is, with all the
aid Of government, unable to stand the
torrent. Who "made war upon it?"


A New Orleans correspondent Of the
Free Trader says:


"Thus we see the great bank bubble o
the United States has burst. In time
of unusual commercial and agriculture
prosperity throughout our country at large
the banks of the states have been "weigh
ed in the balance and found wanting" |
will be of no avail to say that an Unite'
States bank--a real government organ
could have done better. The real simol
Il pure United States Bank did the sam
thing twenty wears ago, when she had n
reason to complain of the want of gov
ernment endorsement and countenance.
AS far as Mississippi is concerned, thi
northern bank suspension will do no mis-
: chief; it will make our hi nplasters, com
paratively, more valuable; that is, whel
compared with the shinplasters of othe
! states.