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 The Memphis Eagle, of the 36th uItimo. thus al- ludes to the finale of the Farmers and Merchants Bank:

 We learn that an injunction served or Fri day last upon the presedt managers of the farners and Merchants Bank; restraining them from any further control over 1t, and placing it's assets in the hands of receiver, Joseph II. Talbot The injunction was issued al the instance of Mir. Evan Rogers, of Philadelphia, who is said 10 or control many shares of the stock of the Bank, and who came out here tfrom Philadelphia at the in- stance of the Eastern stockholders, and who in junction with K. I. Moore, of Nashville, recently spent about fortnight here in examining into the condition and management of the Bank

 The exact character and object of the bill of inc junction we have not a-csFsained. But we presume it puts the Bank into liquidation and winds it up finally and forever.

 The silent and prompt nher in which the man agement of the Bank has thus been wfested from the hands of it's managers after Messrs. Rogers and Moore probed and examined into their conduct, evinces at least their decided condemnation Of it.; and the allegations in the bill understand not only numerous but of a most seriois and startling character.

 The money fell immediately some 10 per cent. though really its intrinsic value most people think as do We, IS enhanced by the change. All we won der at s that this step, at least the exnninatory part of it by it's distant oekhclders not made near six months age The first step taken by the new Ipanagerx certainly shoaid be to apprise the public of the condition of the bassd On the late examination the nct-hoders require this, and it is he duty of these who have the means of 1 doing so, 10 give it to them.

 Thus burst the babbie. The end s wtat the disinte.ested and sensible portion of this communi- ty preferred from the moment Il under it's pre- sent management.

 The eornmuai,y here Is graiifed at the step which has closed the Bank. IL has been hard les- son, bat t has taught that such sPecuatons against the moral sen@e of the community cannot prosper i Trswhat do you think of the Message7" Is ask ed everywhere, says the Washington correspondent of the Charleston News. Although il occupies nine columns of ihe Union" newspaper inaiy dual. have already digested fl, and give opinions, The Mhigs say il Is p!ausible but wants eAndoE' sad z aeaAe, as . Senator remarked. Il fair set-on "a ar' Clay $ speech at Lexington and the Democratic par | ty woald stshd by it tDNe9'