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fhe Union Eaak ot Teawesssc.--Notes

 of this bank arc now at a small discount in

 this State, notwithstanding all the pufs about

 the charter and the profitable sales of the

 State bonds, to put the institution in the way

 ot making discoaat8. 4 war has grown ip between the directory of this bank and the present legislature of the State, about the

 contemplated refusal, on the part of the di- reetory, to pay the bonus stipulated for the charter and the profits of the establishment

 which It seems the legislature granting the charter, intended to have appropriated for

 the use ci common schools. The presi- dent ot the bank, in obedience to the call of

 the House, has made long report in which

 he claims for the bank the control of the

 bonus, the profits arising from the capi- tai furnished by the State, and all the in-

 tefests upon the Tfeasurer's deposits, until the bonds shall be paid which were given

 by the State, and which were taken by the bank and sold to raise the lrjad. This claim, committee of the House resists with much argument and pungency of satire.

 It would appear that the directory entertain some fear about the legislature being u Iptaee of safefy for the tSiate's honor aud .pHaefao'itg, and are disposed to lay a strong

 hand upon all the public funds aid deposits

 that may come in their way, and to use

 them, for the advancement of their own purposes. We have but little faith in the

 stability of the banks gotten up under such circumstances. Green Rirer Go1.