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Boak Deposifes.-It was stated ;n ,

 Philadelphia I, paper, that the Mission of inc

 Treasury Agent in Philadelphia had beon

 altogether unsuccessful; and that, with a

 solitary exception, all the city Banks had

 reused to receive the U. s. deposites upon

 any terms The Pennsylvanian, in inc

 following remarks, contradicts fhis =ve,,art

 and explains the nature of the CircnIar sd7

 dressed to the Banks:

 s'As to the rumored failure of tba n.oo

 nation, we pronounce the assertion positive y untrue and misrepresented. On or be-

 fore reaching the city, the Treasury agent

 addressed circular to each of the nine

 state banks within the city, exeIudino inc

 banks ot the county. This circular stated generally, that as there was no probability of re-charter of the present bank. or tbe establishment of any new bank by Con- gross, the Government desired information ot the terms and mode in which the state banks would transact the public business. and receiye the public deposites, provided IL was deemed proper to remove them be- | lore the expiration of the present charter.-- 1t further stated, that nothing now done was to be considered pledge on the part of the aoVernfnent, either to remove the depo- sites or to give any bank the public brrsi- ness on the winding up of the present insti- tution-

 '.Yithin two days after the agent arrived n this city, foasr of the city banks made 'epiy, stating their terms and their willino- ness to undertake the business in question. E The Presidents of several of the other banks desired time to call their directors to- 7 gether, in order to decide properly on a measure of so great importance, and one z hat promised to be so profitable to the ;. everal stockholders and institutions gener- ; ; -iiy. More replies are expected every day, H :. ut the progress of the negotiation is such < :, s to satisfy the government that no difficult u 7 will exist in this city,"

 It Is somewhat remarkable that this de- u u against the Bank has had no ef- =, - sct ill depreciating the price of the stock; r nd that, on the contrary, 1t has within e, , w days experienced a considerable ad- T, ance. A New York paper states that in in lares were sold in that city, on Tuesday e, st, i'll large quantities, at thirteen dollars ,,, oove par. This is said to be the highest TT TT ice, taking into account the dividend, t;, hieh the stock has any time borne since ,,l .I e delivery of the Veto Message. In fact, r e Bank seems to be awaiting the result of is business very calmly, and the Journals ;,1 hich are supposed to be particularly de- 'N ted to it's interests, have been compara- T ely lukewarm in their depreeation of the measure.-B GaSette. :;