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 The property Banks have all large in Foreign Exchange, and far these funds may be required pay the semi-annua interest the State Bonds which form their capital 1t would make some, though tea difference in their position In the preceding ment they have credit for the full amount being avail able means.

 1t will be that the general situation of our banks is highly satisfactory in the aggregate without re- conrse to their portfolios, which contain forty five mil lions of discounted paper )they show about per cash on the amount of their cash liabilities ncu- ding all their circulation and deposits"

 With such exhibition this there is no valid ex why there should not be immediate resumption of specie payments. As Mr. Appleton observes in his work the currency 1t requires only Phadel- phia and New Orleans lead the way to general re. sumption throughout the entire west and south Many banks doubt could adopt the example, but such institutions 1t i- highly probable will never recover abi- y to do Their proper condition to go into imme diate liquidation.

 The schr Watchman, from Matameras, at N Orleans. brought sss,45o in specie.

 The stock of Cottons at Augusta and Hamburg on the lst was 5.S92 b, against 4,sOl same time last year.

 BANK OF NORTH CARoLINA.-This institution which has continued to specie, held its meeting stockholders few days snce The President states that not one the foreign bills exchange purchased by the Bank has been returned unpad and that the profits of the bank for the last year, would afford dividend pr ct

 The money stolen from the Jacksonville Ill) Bank, has been all recovered. The robber was Towns, the Teller, who recently made full confession of the affair." He stated that the destruction of the books was resolved upon in of desperation at the loss of charac- consequent upon the discovery of long series of de- predations upon the funds the institution This course commenced soon after he went into the Bank-three years sincs-sad which he had great difficulty in con-