Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24

ton; and those of the States above mentioned doubtless
fulfilled their pledges 10 the community by doing the
We do not hear that there has been run upon
them for SPECIE and presume that there will be none
The confidence which The people have had in Ohio pa
per has been but little inquired and this nrasure will
have tendency 10 strengthen If possible, the high OPT
Mon which has been entertained in regard 10 The sulven
cy of our barking institutions. 1t will have the add.
tIona tendency, we hope, To inspire public confidence
both al hume and abroad aud relieve us IN short time
many OF The embarassmens growing out Of the pecu-
liar slate Of the times 1t will be taken and hope in
the end II will prove 10 have been The harbnger "i bet
Ter mcs-Ihat ii 10 bu, the dawn of and better
era in the financial history Of the county"
Gc0rgia Tile Bank Of Augusta. the Railroad Bank.
and the Augusta insurance and Banking Company, will
all resume on the lst Of September.
The New York Herald Of the 10Th states, that "Do'
mes'ic exchanges are rapidly equalIzing This Is The
effect OF the resumption and settlement Of tho old 6a
ances OF The banks and the absence of business 10 Gre
ale the Indebtedness OF the South and West TO the
North"
The New York Correspondent of the N. lnteigencer
write, on The 2Dth thatThe rates of exchange an Ms
SiSSppiand TENNESSEE daHu EHag. Capitalists have
gone into the market with disposition 10 buy up The
bills Of the banks of these States the consequences oil
which is, thai they have fallen from their depreciation
OF 20 per cent and over, down TO and ii IN many
with disposition 10 fail yet lower. The Northern
people will not be seeing single State
hold back IN the general resumption There IS every
disposition here, we'll in Philade pha, HOW to ur
nsh all the means of Northern exchange, 10 permit the
Southwest 10 draw upon the North, NC, or TO take what
ever best facilitate the progress 10 resumption
of all the States This readiness will bring uboua very
carly resumption in the States yet holding back.
Mississippi The jackson Sun informs u.s. "shat the
State Commissioners have finished their examination OIL
the affairs of the Brandon Bank The investigation was
full and complete. Every book and every paper per.
tanning TO the institution ungeservedly submitted
to the commissioners The report will soon be laid be-
fore the public" The Sun adds-'We have undoubted
authority for saying that the examination has resulted
dIInhl IN nj shp Il
condition any bank in Mississippi and far better than
u majority Of them The Brandon Bank will have The
means Of paying specie by the first dHy cfnsIt January
Iidiana Banks-Thc Lawrence5urg Beacon of the 9TH
inst says the Indiana banks will resume in few days
Two articles which recently appeared in the Globe,
have let nud Of discussion and vtupeTatlon from 'e
Wing presses They pointed gu; some abuses winch were
said To have crept the NavyIhe Wing pfessesp 0uh
ccd upon lhrm with the greatest aYidy and turned tIe
al once into weapons Of attack upon the new Secretary
and upon the Administration. Many oithe wing presses
did not hesitate ascribe them al once to The pen oil MIR
PauIdinu; and they were further silly enough 10 say,
that they argued hostility in The Administration 10 That
great arm Of the Nations deltnce-N1any were The de-
vices and various the ways in which they sought
to saddle the authorship upon the Secretary-ono OF
Them even urged that MIR Kendall The author Of
them The Globe positively conradIced I-AtI Length,
the National Gazette, cggrd on we know not ny what
impulses first suspected Mr. Paudng OF the authorship
and then il gave new version Of the charga-"hich al
ing prremptory contradiction:
hc attacking the Navy were prepared by person ~so
hold, oft Departments, KIND 81 ccure'h
which he appointed IN order 10 b. one OF e
Globe newspaper This individual wrote lte ni'u Jul III L
ton for Navy Department tho advent OF MS ~" SECRETARY
Ar Pending, whofoE1u thrhn ahG mace
eycn yu .ar, vIiupcta.i'e, and Insulting addition:
..Tbe above is very precise and crcumstantia state.
mcpi and should no, have been hazardrd by editor
without having Tie positive testimony OF respectable
witness to sustain Ne pronounce erery particle Of he
H.. ,,,,,yiu 1sS,ji uye 0f iyufI
The n lntegencrr appears to he satisfied with this
paraGoph from the Globe aud understands 1t az eI.
or-alnr the Hon Secretary Of the Navy from all know
ledge Of or participation in The attack made through The
u!ira paper on the officers Ct the Navy But The EaI.
,imore Chronicle still harps upon the subec, ard doubts
about Mr. Paudlngs writing them. The MaeIsohiah,
too chimes in-and says that the Globe has not denied
tina, Mr. + himself The writer, or that lhry were
puulshed y his request authority, "Gnd docs M" be
cve tina, he ever will do HID we tclt Ourselves ii
liberty to sprak upon the subject could have denied,
within five days after the articles had appeared the agen-
cy Of the Secretary in this Transaction We saw let
ter from him. expressly declaring that he was mol Tie
Author and that he did not know who was.
We will 90 further and venture to say, that whilst
Mr. Parl!ing is proud Of the high reputation which
the Navy has won by its brilliant services, he wi!
b, the Inst man 10 wink ut any abuses which may
have crept into it, from any causes whatsoeVer.-
Ne kncc tha, he is determined to administer lis con.
Germs upon the highest, general prncIp!es-and win
single eye the public service and the great interests
of his country The denuncia ions Of The Wing press
will have no crors for him hut he will reform abuses
wherever they appear and will do Justice 10 officers oil
all parties SUarii,r IN m0d0 tortHfr m re-