ERAsTUs A. LORD, Secretary. -....-.-
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AR0ther gTeM JdaUTe m Veso- Y0TK.-Ihe Meesrs. Allen have been obliged .o yield to the pressure. New-York paper of Monday morning says, "For a few days past the Money Market has been decidedly easier. Stocks have improved, and there was evident ly better feeling. No ailnre of importance had ia. ken place for several days and hopes were entertain ed thnt had seen the the closing of the Banks, however, Ion Sa.urday] the public were as- tonished 10 hear that the extensive and respectable Brokers, Messrs. s. & M. Allen, had stopped pay No failure could have occurred more injurious to the merchants generally than this; their extensive operations will it is feared, fa heavily and extensive ly on not only New.York, but every section of the Union. The amount of their indebtedness is not sta- ied but is said it cannot be less than one or two miIlions-may be much more.''

 T'he NeU- York Deiegati from the Merchants and Mechanics to represent to te President and Congress the emhar of the city in consequence of ibe Arrangement of the money system, reached Washing ton some days since. The N. Y. Daily of Saturday, in auson to the subject, says, "We had m opportu- ny yesterday Of reading letter from of our in- iegen delegates at Washington, who states that they visited the President in body. The President was most resolute that he should to no change

 

 renewal of the present charter of the U. s. Bank, and that he determined to see the present Bank wound up, and try the local bank system un, ,at period. The gentleman expresses the beef that there is no hope, whatever, of change in the deter imitation of the present cabinet" Another account states that the President treated them very cavaliery referring them Mir. Riddle, President of the U. S. Bank, for relief

 The Hadson River was on Friday fast open as far Up as Peekskil and steamboais have commenced rmn- ming. The recent mild weather will we presume open it nearly to Albany.

 Lorenzo DosC.-This eccentric individual has at length paid the debt of Bature. He died at George. town, D. C. hast week, as we learn from the InteI. geneer He was born at Canterbury, in this state.- Though he has for great many years borne the ap- peIlaon of old crazy Dow, and has been preaching for n long period, imagine he is more than 55 60 years old His snguarity o dress and long Jew- ish beard, were such render him in appearance older than he really was.

 Parleys Mogasine.-We have lately received few numbers of lile publication under this iiile, pub Iished by Lilly, Wait 6 Co. It is Gsll of fine wood illustrative of the subjects treated off is intended (or children and youth; and we kSOw of nc work sol well calculated for iheir amusement and instruction. The price s $l per year, six copies for s. issued every other week. The edition published already amounts sO % 900 cOpes-One pretty strong evidence of its worth. Noah says :" the diEecIOrs of the Manhatan Bank have refused gISe Ree0siy Tor the safety ot the deposises and have declined giving the Kitchen Cab If allaiPh and