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There is a class looking forward to seemingly the magic influence of National Bank, If one shouldbe created, for the restoration ol specie payments. By what process bank could enforce such a measure no one has attempted to point out. It has been as- serted, however, freely and unreservedly, that such would be it's effects The banks of New Orleans have circulation of about SS,000 ,000, deprecated 6 per cent as compared with specie. If branch of the bank should be located among them, and attempt to circulate its notes they would be bought up and transmitted to New York medium of exchange immediately or be returned upon the issuing bank at oncc New York is gluted with specie, which lies up in our banks, being driven in from all quar- ters by the depie iecated currency of the suspended districts. If the people of these sections would, by common consent, reject all the paper of non-specie tact would create d demand for specie, that would draw it from New York, and spread it all over the country, wherever it's presence Is demanded. The precious metals leave a section of the country only : because it is driven away by the of worthless pa per The most depreciated paper always retains the circulation, and drives away that which IS nearer the specie standard. One great reason why the masses of the people submit o the curse of worthless pa per currencv is the prevailing fear that if they reject that, they will have nothing. This is erroneous.

 The instant the paper to circulate, specie will appear from it's hiding places, and flow unnter- ruptedv ia it's natural channels The public mind by the working of events must soon be disabused of it's errors, and public opinion will enforce that which the State and Federal laws have hitherto neglected to do. With the change will come the ruin of the miserable politicians, who, with time serving policy, have rucked to the banks and feared to enforce the

 laws of truth and honesty in the face of the stock ob bers and lnauciers.--M Money Article lIerall.