From the N. Y. Evening Post.
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From the N. Y. Evening Post. Curing the Currency -The Old Merchant whu sends us the subl0ned article rpearks sensbly: The Exchanges and Cuuenoy.-lf merchants will condescend to understand the true principles of trade the hue and cry for United States Bank will cease It is not wanted either to correct the currency suate the exchanges. have long done busims ss here and at the south, aud know what say. Let the merchants themselves resume, and all the dfi- cuy yanishes. Let invoices for the south and west be made out the prices based specie, notes of specie paying banks. Let all bills be drawn as payable in specie or bills of specie paying banks all purchases of produce in specie or specie paying banks; and my life it, the whole currency Is at once corrected. It is the merchants, and not the banks, who are to resume. The moment men offer depreciated pay their bills and have to pay the discount, they will turn the banks, and compel them to redeem their notes. The law is open to the citizens, and every suspended bank cin be made to shut up by a creditors bill; but long the chants receive and pass their dshonored bills, no one is induced to fall back upon the banks. If merchants will receive and pay away the notes of suspended banks only a their specie price for twelve months, and there a bill of suspended banA in circulation, I will turn whg and vote for Henry Clay, and na- tiona bank to regulate the currency-absurd as it is regulate gold and siver except by the demand and supply in the market of the world. The merchants of Macon, Georgia have hit upon the true expedient and they will succeed.

 again repeat, that the merchants must resume, and the banks cant help it. That is the true regulator of the currency-never to receive or pay bank bills except at their specie value. Cotton has specie value it is sold for specie the European SO is rice and tobacco. Then buy and sell it at spe cie prices and the hanks finding their paper will not buy cotton, &c, at par, unless they resume, must do so, or be sued 10 insolvency The moment the banks sued, they must shut up. The Great United States Bank had to make an assignment the moment judgments were past. Now, sir, have told you all that is wanted to regulate the currency; and let me add. no solvent merchant will object to it,

 AN OLD DEMOCRAT.

 P. s. In Savannah, Georgia, where the banks suspe..ded, the whg ticket has succeeded. In Char leston South Carolina, where the banks pay specie there no whigs. Why?