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The National intelligencer says;-'In the
causes of the bank Of Utica, vs.. Wager, Smalley,
and Barnard some misapprehension exists as to
the late decisions of the Courts in New-i orK,
caused by the terms in which those Secislons
have been stated in the NewYork prints. We
are obliged by being enabled to state the oecis-
ions accurately.


The questions raised in these causes in the SUI
premc Court were;


Whether taking the interest in adrance, on
the discount of note was usunousf


Q. Whether taking the interest, in advance, for
the three days gracc also, was usurlousf


2. Whether calculating the interest on 20 day
note discounted by first taking the interest at 80
days, for a month, and the 3 days as the l-loth
Of a month, was usrious'


The Supreme Court decided that on the two
nrst questions it auas mt sIsuriOuS: but on the
third question it ,vas ustrinis.


The Bank brought Writ of Error on these
judgments, and the Court Of Errors affirmed the
opinion of the Supreme Court"


It is stated from Vienna and Bucharest, that the
Sultan had ratified the Convention of Akcrnan
before the expiration Of the stipulated period OF
four weeks


The news from Greece is generally OF more
favorable aspect. A great number of the inhab-
itants of Rumela had rcbellcd against the Porte.


Lord Cochrane, We understand, has lett Mar
seilles for Leghorn. We have also reason to be-
lieve, that his lordship. though distressed, and
irratcd by the delays in the construction and
equipment of the steam boats, and all the fraud
ulcnt proceedings of individuals in this country
with respect to the Greek loans, is still far from
despairinc of the Greek cause, or thinking that
he cannot effectually serve it.