STATE BONDs--MIssIssIPpI-:
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STATE BoNDs--MIssIssIPPI--
What foreigners say.-The London
Times OF the 2sd uIt. says


The holders of the "United States
Bank debentures are looking forward
with great anxiety to the election ofthe
future Governor of Mississippi, as the
stock of that State is among the securi-
ties for the payment Of the loan. The
great fear is that a Governor may be
elected who viii trepd in the footsteps
of Mr.. McNut, whose Office expires
next January, in which case they have
reason to despair of these scrutinies
being of any value whatever. The
conduct Of the present Governor In re-
pudiating the banks of the State has,
as has often been observed, done the
greatest damage to American credit,
not only to that Of the single state, bui
of the Union generality. Finding such
principles as are avowed by Gov. Nc
| Mutt dourishing in one part Of the Uni
on, the Capitalists here are alarmed
| lest they may fndcorresponding SEN
timentsl IN lother parts, and any at
tempt to raise money here. even or
the part Of the Federal Government,
would, il all probability be a complete


