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BlLsinssS Prospects-We find that business men around seem generally expect good trade this iall. There is speculation abroad, nor any means of dangerous expansion. Last fall and winter there was buoyant state of feeling, and business promised well; but the U s. Bank in Philadelphia resumed only to break more completely, and with that catas- trophe were dissipated the prospects of business That calamity will not happen again during the com ing winter, nor can anything produce much aga-

 on, unless it should be the construction of another National Bank. The i'll effects of this, however, could be no breakdown but a temporary pressure on the money market at the most The Tariff blll, II It passes, will for the moment rather accelerate busl- ness; and the bankrupt law, though It would proba- bly, increase the timidity of capitalists, could not prevent the regular flow of business to the extent Of the country's means of payment. Every thing now IS on the basis of prudence. Disaster has taught men the lessons of practical wisdom. The arrange for business ample for all purposes, within safe limits. Exchanges are collected with facility through all parts of the Union maturity. If funds were provided for dscounting notes and bills payable four six months at all the distant parts the try, it would expand immediate bus mess, but prepare the way for reyulsions and losses in the end. The broadcast credit which have been at various pe- riods gwen to the South and West, have always proved disastrous. The debt grows larger from year to year, and is really paid but by bankruptcy. The real good business of the country cannot be creased by long credits. So much as the surplus produce of the country sells for, much the country can pay for and no more. This IS the present mea- sure of business. old dehts pretty well paid of m way another, and the surpluses are in- vested in new purchases. This is the measure of a state business and all beyond must be atoned for by heavy losses.

 The stocks of all of goods light ,ere, and the facilities for rapid intercourse between this and other countries, prevent the necessity of importing heavy stocks at any time. In every way business is safer scale than for some years past, and we hope and believe will prove prosperous to all men who do not make too much haste to be rich.-N. Y. Jou. Com.