, 1861-04-15

cent premium; several bought at and sold at the
game figure, While with others The buying rate |
was 6, 61@64. While there was wide margin
In the buying price, the majority gold at I, and
this may be considered tha "current" rate.
The range In gold was still wider. The usual |
bu7Ing price was about per cent premium; sell. |
tns g10. The truth Is there is very little in the
citv, and all things considered, the demand is |
light: -. |
MuwAuErr.-The Sentinel Of this morning,
reporting the market Up to last evening, EagH:
. There Is no material change In the aspect OF
money matters tolay, except that the .Eingepcy
IN the exchange market was more intense. The
selling rate was per cent, but the banks sold
zpasngy an4 SoIy t. 81 Thts was
terday.
ST. Lou1B.-We quote as follows from the D<mo-
erat Of yesterday:
Under the ressure Of news from Chtcago that
exchange had gone up III that city TO per CEN,
tie exchange maEKet neEe st1atned at ap ana New
prem, and none to be had. Ne" Orleans e'1G3
per cent. nominal.
The money market ts completely upset, and no
telling when It will right itaen again.
NEW OR1EANs.-The Pieayune Of April 10, aayE:
The money market was part. ally affected by the
tenor Of dispatchesthat poured in at early hour
this morning. and which seemed to Indicate that
the Lincoln administration had finally al determined
The turn which for few weeks past has tended
In favor of the borrower. suddenly changed, and
eeted lines ofpaper that eEen up to Yesterday we're
9A. Moreover the amount OF business was lint-
ted, and there were evidences Of general DISPOSE
ton on the part to hold e and await
the developments OF the next few Gays Stocks
have been unfaTofably Influenced, the same causes
inducing buyers to refrain from operations. Afew
lots that a!e pressing On the market gould b
est fate paia ten days ago. altogether there was
feeling Of agitation and uncertainty IL the public
mind, which tnterterred materially with the FREQ
prosecution Of business.
The Foreign Exchauge market ts unsettled, and
bills are scrnttnfzed with peculiar caution. Ster
1g y Ggit q sale sa the aeS 3E Gear s
ay a oH e7tds1es H passed. qs 1eSe Eary il
me Gay ro1na eale ot urst class fTance Was e.
iocaea a. o. p u1s 1aefa NY ~ salo elss " n1s
e lev sn az If tzt day
ssnt s st t5s1e i 70 s { he 1s!Est
Slsnt was u eooc Aetnand, ana consiueraole sa'cs
o. BANKERS GRATIS fsal naak e9echs McIe Inaos al
pes conn4ar tae h.nla nhtafnad u Three
daTs tie siebt vas =n,i in round lnmn ri ( nrem.
041o We Ss-4 - ~ - - t1.41 49,.
TIE SOUTHERN LoANt-4Ae readers OF tie IR1-
BuNE have been informed from time to time Of the
n-,,rasa ,vbfcb +ha ,oo, ,f rho I. f,ont,drre4e q
p.,, pe@ ~ "ls'.,s ~, 'ns ~ r. ...,, sa 49,
States at4 fok make. IL st1il Qla5s, anu Ills
aays the N, Z, Times of Tuesday
.vr,o;n. Tho crs.+ an~ietr tho+ ,,r noras Ia :
man9fcstod to snnstnnne Lna,;litiea H. ean, 'nt
= - ~ ~ ant b,af ~ -nnn 80 Saut ~
naes This u 5ha ~ asn ,sou NJ s1 "nera,nns
hnth ;1;I sn5 n;tn1v it.T r. theae dars ncnas e
roaasnrsa 10 | tba ianrth ri ,rrss Wsrno Lancer
5a.ana u9 ~ 49, -aai ~ a,a. hr+ "n,1 ~ 80 n1S,n
t aa ~ Ks rs
be " sgh p4 @ onn ,h ~ ,I Anu @ I
Government that Ias NJ, other resourccs fer tlos
thah ~ ietesu ~ Ao. a5 tu ~ to ~
conta bartn1 uv saanin,s ,bev haa stah
snd nermanant ;overnmsnr IS fMm M the sta.s ~
1tr auu ~ Iteasne ~ ~
3assiEssippit p Nnt penny Mn5r ne9auSg ~
f ~ stata Dhs baa sna1nniv r
haT haest ahts ~ Fae tha ' ar1n,enia ii
fha hon5.norers he ren;ed ~ LAG al "A9'1'S "
'ne oono-nasess W lepl'eo
THAT the bonds Of the State were purchased By
the Bank Of !he United States, tof Penusylyan1a,
chased in violation Of the charter OF the tank O
the United statess BY e2ncealing the traEsaGt1o1
Under the name OF an Individual. when the banE
(of Mississlppl,l its WIS in The power Of ever!
stockholder Of the@ Bank Of the United States t
learn that tho bonds were 1s5ued in disregard O
g esre was ,pS pEetsaes s that the State did
received in eash the full nominal value Of tbs Bonds
Or Of any bad faith in the Transaction. So far from
neea IN s o. IN; M
gard of the Constitution. the Supreme Court Of IL
State the authoritatqo interpreter Of its Co1stttu
ton, has decided that the Bands 1osre issued j
conformity to the CONSTITUTION, and IN sni ",
against tue state, has given Judgment Tor the tul
B;nonnt OF the Bonds sued on interest.
Not the sllshtest ;tcs was taken b the IL Legis
iature or people OF ths decision. unaer Mr 70
yis's lead. the repndiatng party carried eyeryhia
before them, and it Il u remarkahse faGt that At II
came poll that mage ~. f1erce fresadehl M any Al
IN Ike moat soemn M and arn n snner M dec}are
- tha vail +hat tbor xouii mt no. ,he;r 1aht.
tha f5rst nnnniar act II lie l-;n5 in histnrr Sf,
nsvis hecen,e the ,,astersnir;t nf II
new Adp,nistration,, snd conmsnes4 his ir
atghe1 % mnasA aase as 'ass elaeo 4n aAe