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Show THE PAXIC 0VZR. All the di-rs.lchcs received yesterday, yester-day, and to a late hour I a.-1 night, as well as private telegrams, indicate that the financial panic is fully over in Nov York. In reading the reports one cannot but commend the course of the IVvklyu bank presidents, who came to the conclu-i"ii to stand by one another, should a run be made upon any of their banks. There is more danger in such seasons, from the panic-stricken eivwd m-diing wildly and unexpectedly in one direction, than fivin actual deticieuccs in the capital stock of even leading banking houses. The soundest Concern may be shaken and tall, with assets to far more than cover every dollar of its liabilities, by such a run unexpectedly unexpected-ly inaugurated and c;vrricd on in the feverish fury that too often characterizes character-izes a crowd stricken by a panic. The only danger now, apparently, is in sonic such feeling Veiling depositors de-positors in 'provincial towns in different differ-ent paits of the country. In such inies malicious or c il dis-i-ud persons per-sons might start rumors affecting the stability of this or that hous basins them upon alleged tcb-graphic inibr-niation inibr-niation from distant quarters, nr.d by such means accomplish, to gratify private or personal malice, much injury. Cur dispatches phuw that a better feeling already o'o-tains o'o-tains all ever the country, and that it rcftehcs to Europe. It is to lc hoped tht the business men in every te-wn and city in the Union will cultivate the growing confidence, and reprobate, repro-bate, instead of encourage, any and every indication of n "run'' or "panic, "pan-ic, ' until the ordinary financial tone of the country is again restored. |