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ANEcDoTE FOR THE TlMEs.--1he Sa- lem Gazette relates, as opposite to this mos ment, that when pressure for money ex- isted some years ago in England, an old la- dy took hackney coach and proceeded to

 i4ondon, on business. Happening to pass the banking house of Sir John L,lbbuck, Il

 wheel of the couch broke. just before the door She was extricated with difficulty,

 a7is'' crowd immediately ,llilesc:ss: the coach, and the door of the banking

 house, which soon became SD dense that few could ascertain the cause. In answer, however, to one Of the quidnuncs, il was replied by a quzzer that there was c rafls upon Sir Johns Bank. The report flew like wildfire, and in q few hours, almost ev- cry outstanding note of the house was pour- ed into the Bank; and before the people could be undeecived, it cost the estabiish-

 ment sacrifice of lS0,0 sterling on pro- pefty se fa;s: sllsse requisite specie te meet tic demand consequent upon tie simple ac- cisleiit of an old wonan's broken coach wheel!