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 The Times.-From various parts oft the country the cry of hard imes great pecunary distress is heard iD very audible terms Whether it be owing to the hostility of the administration to the U. s. Bank and the consequent removal of the deposiies from other causes, ofthe tact that distress does extensively pre- vail in all the large cities and manulecurng towns 'tere can be doubt. In Patterson; N. J. and in rous other places, many of the manufacturing esiab lishmenis have either stopped entirely discharged great proportion of their hands, on account o the pressure in money matters. Oar own state is not with outiis share participation in the general distress, the frequent failures which are now taking place bear witness. The New-Hayen Herald says, The pressure is coming home business and bosonIs WAhin few days several important failures have ken place, of which, the firm of A. Harrison & Co., axe manufacturers has occasioned distress to a large number of operatives, who suddenly thrown out of employment at this indictment season. without resources for their wants, inc subsisf ence of their families" Most of these workinen; learn from other sources, in the habit of taking up their wages only i" six mon.hs and payday was close at hand when the failure took place. col Iec.ion of abou, $50 supply their immediate wants was made 'n ah houF or TWO at 'he carnage estaDsn ment of Brewster & Collis. The Hartford Review says, ''We informed that manufacturing es. ablishment in this city, which has hitherto employed 300 females has been compelled by the pressure Of the times. to discharge 200 of them from their vice." And the Norwich Courier remarks, "We learn that nearly 300 hands were discharged by our manufacturers Saturday, in consequence of,he ex- s,ing state oi things; and need scarcely predict that every day will but add to the number of.hose de- prived of the of support" In each of these cases perhaps the amount of distress and the number of hands discharged may be exaggerated; but that ac .ualsuiering does exis such has before been witnessed. cannot be con,royertcd. The workmen feel it's effects.