... financier put on steam sufficient for the purpose. But this was not dose, and those who desired to procure even sight of the new currency had until within the last two days to pay a premium for the luxury. Bui this state of affairs now be remedied. Instead ...

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... issue can become a staple interchange of value. Parts of the country remote from London will not have tbe advantage of new currency until tbe 22nd of June. It expected that the demand for the doable florin will soon ex* haast tbe first supply, la conaszioo ...

... to put on steam sufficient fur the purpose. But this was not done, and those who desired to procure even a eight of the new currency had until within the last two days to pay a premium for the luxury. But this state of affairs now to be remedied. Instead ...

... banks the privilege of issuing their own notes, and instead of it would give them a per centage oni amount of notes of the new currency issued by each, the payment per cent. to be ascertained by negocia. tion with the directors of the different banks. I do ...

... five banks the privilege issuing their own notes, and instead of it would give them per centage on amount of notes of the new currency issued by each, the payment per cent, to be ascertained by negocia-0 tion with the directors of the different banks. * ...

... the whole of the existing curreocr, manner highly beneficial once to the holders the nation, and to issue in lieu thereof new currency of fixed amount, under formal guarantee from Congress that it shall never be increased. His scheme as follows t—Congress ...

... subject of taxation ; but every one has something to say for or against slavery. The banks arc means inclined to take the new currency at par. Some the army contractors have been heard to declare tliat they will enter upon agreement with the Government till ...

... announced, well as war tax for the purchase of war material and the erection of fortresses. Of other important bills those for new currency system, for the extension of railways, and for the repeal of the tax on the manufacture of iron, are mentioned. The re- ...

... of taxation, but every one has something to say for or against slavery. The banks are by no means inclined to take the new currency par. Some of the army contractors have been heard declare that they will not enter upon an agreement with Government till ...

... proceed to ordinary legislation till after tho Easter recess. After Easter will come the Budget debates and Mr. Goschen’s new currency scheme, to nothing of the votes Supply. In addition to these the new Radical party threaten to harass the Government on ...

... existing currency, in a manner highly beneficial at once to the holders aud the nation, and to issue in lieu thereof a new currency of fixed amount, under a formal guarantee from Congress that it shall never be increased. His scheme is as follows:—Congress ...