The new Orleans Bnnks.
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An article in the New-Orleans Bee Of the
goth ult., calls on the Banks of that city to
commence cash payments for their notes. 1t
is high time this were done. What possible
ertuse can those Banks have for longer
suspension? Is it because some of the num-
ber are not get prepared! Then we say, let
them go by the board. 1t has now been more
than four years since the first suspension,
and if the weaker Banks are not by this time
strong enough to pay, why in the name of
common honesty let them wind up; they
never will be able to pay if they are not yet
prepared Our currency here in Mississippi,
is made up entirely of the notes Of these
Banks, and we therefore have right to ask