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MONEY MATTERS The New York Expenses of Friday easy The spokers are amping a rich harves is Wall N. The panic that has incide created hg and of propers has alarmed the holders and consentry -reu to Wall where the hill laspire take attain tage of their fright, and compaise twice or sharce and well I discount on all kinds excepting the Address Boak Tais alarm is perfectly Express I in mended to keep his Mille-they - in Muste stocks consequently their can - - loss The stoumer, is is now stated, with / ty thousand pounds, of should four thousand dollars. This in a larger I them is was would be went It appears that the last. / - term orders for the purchase of cattors. Air their entrie could not be filled here on account of the 1 they were work South, when largie perchante have been made al an advance on prices. The I day, brought these tidings, which were the form lastI mation of the transaction. As soon as the cotion liegliss to @9 forward from the South the will market will be relieved The N. Y. Herald of the same day waysWall street has been in a perfect funnit of excite1 ment all day in consequence of the rest of bill boliers to find their redeemers. Many failed in NO doing. # and the greatest excliement existed. The brokers I redeemed until their funds were exhausted, and then they refused every thing offered-good had and indifferent. The rates of redeeming all New York State money rapidly advanced, until 5 per cent. was the lowest rate. The panic became su great that the amount offered exceeded the ability of the brokers to redeem, and hundreds of bill holders were turned away, without making an exchange of their bills, We should judge, from what WERIW and board, that between one and two millions of dollars had been to deemed up to 2 o'clock. EXCHANGE-FOREIGN-The supply of good sterl. ing bills is pretty much exhausted, and drawers have advanced their rates. On other places prices are firm, and full rates obtained. We quote On Lon/ton 110 111; on Paris Amaterdam 40a401 Hamburg 36a361: Bremen 78179. The excitement relative to uncurrent money continued to grow greater yesterday afternoon, but has bated somewhat in intensity this morning, though the purchasers of uncurrent money have been kept busy thus far, and have bought pretty much to the extent of their means, After we went to press yesterday the notes of the New Rochelle Bank were partially redeemed by the agents, and the impression is that they will be good again, though all the brokers are not buying them this morning. The only actual failure thus far is that of the Atlas Bank. Some of the brokers are not buying the Merchants' Bank of Canandaigna, the James Bank, and perhaps one or two others, but It would be unjust to say that there is an netual failure of those institutions. The brokers are purchasing up to two o'clock all the fair lots of Western money-where offered in small rates about three cent. some and we sums, are informed at averaging by engaged extensively per in that line of business that they shall continue to do so until their current funds are exhausted. We think that the panic la on the decline, and will have entirely subsided in a day or two. SPECIE The following, says the Commercial Ad vertieer, is the export of specie for the week shown by the clearances at the custom house: Azalia, Rio de Janeiro, SOV. $13,593 396 Ogermann, Madeira, coin do Talbott. Canton, 1,590 26,500 Silvie de Grasse, Havre, Mex. dola & 60,000 Rir Robert Peel. Liverpool, SOV. do do Siddons, 98,666 $197,655