rron the St. Louis Ropobiican.
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[Frnn the St. Louis Republican,

 The demand for money in the Eastern Cities-p particularly in Philadelphia and N iork--instead of being lessened, is on flle iaeHease. Some heavy failures have hap pened in the first named elty--anlong them Mark Richards, Esq, merchant and bank CT, for $l00,o0o. Many of the manufac- turcrs and mechanics had been discharged from employment. On the 18th nit, there was a general meeting of the Presidents of the Philadelphia Banks, and the result of their dollberations was an agreement to present to their respective boards of Di- reetors, n memorial to Congress asking that the Deposites be restored to the Unit cd States Bank A rumor having got abroad of the unsonndness of the Mcehan- ics' Bank, recently chartered, in that city, a run was made upon it for specie. Al this moment, the Bank of the United States the "monstero and the s'tyrant' t''--stepped forward 10 it's assistance with the offer of d loan of fifty thousanddollars in specie.

 k resolution is before the Legislature of North Garoiina--of the passage of which, strong hopes are entertained-proposing to iastiuct the Senators and Representatives of that State in Congress, tozuse their en- deavors 10 procure are-charter of the Bank of the United States.